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From the sky magazine that came through the door this morning:
Matt Groening and his team are signed to make new episodes of the simpsons until at least 2005 (making it the longest running prime time series in US history) and more new installments of the current season are broadcast on Aky One this summer. Homer becomes boss of the power plant and fires Mr Burns, and a filmmaker decides to make a documentary and catches Bart doing something on camera that ruins his cool reputation.
Until 2005, that is milking.
Matt Groening and his team are signed to make new episodes of the simpsons until at least 2005 (making it the longest running prime time series in US history) and more new installments of the current season are broadcast on Aky One this summer. Homer becomes boss of the power plant and fires Mr Burns, and a filmmaker decides to make a documentary and catches Bart doing something on camera that ruins his cool reputation.
Until 2005, that is milking.
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The craziest Col! wrote:
> From the sky magazine that came through the door this morning:
>
> Matt Groening and his team are signed to make new episodes of the
> simpsons until at least 2005 (making it the longest running prime time
> series in US history) and more new installments of the current season
> are broadcast on Aky One this summer.
I don't have Aky One - I'll have to get that :D
> From the sky magazine that came through the door this morning:
>
> Matt Groening and his team are signed to make new episodes of the
> simpsons until at least 2005 (making it the longest running prime time
> series in US history) and more new installments of the current season
> are broadcast on Aky One this summer.
I don't have Aky One - I'll have to get that :D
By the time they get to the 'proposed' feature film they have been harping on about, they probably won't have any fans left.
They should have stuck while the iron was hot.
They should have stuck while the iron was hot.
I'll still watch it (though I don't go out of my way) but the Simpsons is no way near as good as it used to be. Took them almost 10 years to build up a great reputation, and with every new episode they're urinating all over that reputation. 10 years to create, three years to destroy.
Why are people moaning about this? I can see two things that people could be thinking after hearing this.
Either a) Yes! I still find the simpsons hilarious and am really glad they're making more episodes or b) Meh, I don't find it funny anymore so I don't want to watch it. Fair enough, you don't want to watch it, so why the hell do you? If all you're gonna do is complain, why bother???
Either a) Yes! I still find the simpsons hilarious and am really glad they're making more episodes or b) Meh, I don't find it funny anymore so I don't want to watch it. Fair enough, you don't want to watch it, so why the hell do you? If all you're gonna do is complain, why bother???
Just dont watch it
Der Nazi wrote:
> Well, I haven't personally seen any really recent episodes- I can't
> get Sky for some strange reason.
You need a proper dish. Strapping your dustbin lid to the side of your house won't work. I tried.
> Well, I haven't personally seen any really recent episodes- I can't
> get Sky for some strange reason.
You need a proper dish. Strapping your dustbin lid to the side of your house won't work. I tried.
Yes the flash backs suck too. If they showed new stuff but it was in the from of a flash back e.g. Lisa's first words, Why there are no pictures of Maggie, then that would be alright. Just so long as it adds something new.
shud've stopped after series 10, those fools
I just keep hanging on in the hope that it will get better. The new episodes are mildly entertaing but nothing compared to others. I still kind of enjoy them so, if I still can, I will watch them just for the simple reason of still getting some enjoyment.
I'm already sick of those.
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