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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 Simpsons rock. As long as the new shows are 'new' and not flashbacks which contain scenes I have already seen as I hate flashbacks.
Well, I haven't personally seen any really recent episodes- I can't get Sky for some strange reason.
Noo, how much longer must we suffer. it once was funny but now is poor was great but now is crud (adaptation of 'once was blind')
Fantabulous!
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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