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The legendary series has offered so many classic characters that it seems unfair to rate one above the other, but there's doubtless one which has made you laugh more than anyone else.
Firstly, Homer is the definitive in comic entertainment; there's no beating him, he's simply an ingenious creation.
Then there are so many funny supporting characters that I find it hard to pinpoint one as my favourite;I've always thought Chief Wiggum was one of the funniest characters apart from Homer. The overweight donut pying copper has endless laughter inducing potential.
There are also some really funny partnerships; Wiggum and his boys - Lou and Steve, Monty Burns and Whelan Smithers (possibly the best one), Principal Skinner and Mother and many more.
There are countless others whom I all love, but I have to eat and sleep at some point, so I'll leave you guys to post your favourites.
Firstly, Homer is the definitive in comic entertainment; there's no beating him, he's simply an ingenious creation.
Then there are so many funny supporting characters that I find it hard to pinpoint one as my favourite;I've always thought Chief Wiggum was one of the funniest characters apart from Homer. The overweight donut pying copper has endless laughter inducing potential.
There are also some really funny partnerships; Wiggum and his boys - Lou and Steve, Monty Burns and Whelan Smithers (possibly the best one), Principal Skinner and Mother and many more.
There are countless others whom I all love, but I have to eat and sleep at some point, so I'll leave you guys to post your favourites.
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'Moral Vampirism' - 2009 by Rob Gallagher MSt
Montage Film Reviews freelance writer Rob Gallagher MSt has wrritten a review of the film 'Blood for Dracula' 1975 (dir. Paul Morrissey) in which he takes a look at Paul Morrissey as an outspoken conservative despite being famed for his portrayals of the seedier side of Manhattan life, – a stance outlined in his singular spin on the Dracula myth, which casts the count as a sensitive traditionalist adrift in a world of depravity and liberal licentiousness.
To read the review see HERE
Montage Film Reviews freelance writer Rob Gallagher MSt has wrritten a review of the film 'Blood for Dracula' 1975 (dir. Paul Morrissey) in which he takes a look at Paul Morrissey as an outspoken conservative despite being famed for his portrayals of the seedier side of Manhattan life, – a stance outlined in his singular spin on the Dracula myth, which casts the count as a sensitive traditionalist adrift in a world of depravity and liberal licentiousness.
To read the review see HERE
hmm - apu aint got a mention yet
if you like apu youl be pleased to hear,that a new apu episode is in the next season.i think he has an afair.
if you like apu youl be pleased to hear,that a new apu episode is in the next season.i think he has an afair.
my fav is by far Homer he is so funny well i think Dunken out of shrek is teh funniest ever he was brilliant but homer yeah!, the two funniest are id say, i dont kmow there all funny
Homer is cool , but there are a couple I like better.
Chief Wiggum , Millhouse and that fat bloke that owns the comic book store!
The Simpsons eh? What a 'toon!
Chief Wiggum , Millhouse and that fat bloke that owns the comic book store!
The Simpsons eh? What a 'toon!
did you know that the guy who does or did the voice for troy Maclure and lional hutts atterny at law
got shot
got shot
Troy McLure is by far the funniest.
"Hi, I'm Troy McLure. You may remember me from such programs as, "Mummy, what's wrong with that man's face?" and, "Earwigs? Eurgh..."
LOL!
"Hi, I'm Troy McLure. You may remember me from such programs as, "Mummy, what's wrong with that man's face?" and, "Earwigs? Eurgh..."
LOL!
Skaterdude182 wrote:
> Fonzie was the this weeks show filmed before a live studio
> audience?
ayyyyyyyyyyyyyy
> Fonzie was the this weeks show filmed before a live studio
> audience?
ayyyyyyyyyyyyyy
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