The Simpsons News
The Simpsons Review: Doubly Dull
So, The Simpsons Season 24 comes to close not with a bang, but a very long whimper. Instead of the standard half-hour installment, the season concluded wit...
The Simpsons Review: The Piano Boy
The relationship between Marge and Bart has always been an endearing one, with Marge overlooking her son's defects and loving him in spite (and because of)...
The Simpsons Review: Capital Idea
After a fairly enjoyable half-hour last week, this week's installment of The Simpsons tries too hard to use nostalgia for entertainment. "Whiskey Business"...
The Simpsons Review: The Reverend and the Frog
The uneven The Simpsons Season 24 hit a high point this week with a genuinely enjoyable half hour of comedy. "Pulpit Friction" may not have been the most h...
Fox Teases Season Finales of Bones, The Following and More!
From the return of Pelant… to a race for Ryan Hardy… to a wedding for CeCe, Fox has sent out a press release that sums up a number of season ...
The Simpsons Review: Chicks Dig Brando
"What Animated Women Want" played on the familiar trope of men versus women, and, in usual Simpsons fashion, the focus of the episode was on the dysfunctio...
The Simpsons Pay Homage to Breaking Bad
Well, this is simply awesome. On Sunday's new episode of The Simpsons, Homer and Marge will pay homage to the best show on television, parodying the "Cryst...
The Simpsons Review: Fruity Batman
"Dark Night Court" was another average installment of the The Simpsons Season 24. As I said last week, the show can sometimes substitute flashy gimmicks fo...
The Simpsons Review: Eye for an Eye
"Black Eyed, Please" showed that The Simpsons can still be a really entertaining animated show, especially when it explores their eccentricites of its main...
The Simpsons Review: High to Be Loathed
Grampa has always been a entertaining character, but lately it feels like The Simpsons Season 24 has been trying to cram way too much into his background. ...
Homer: Hey those Yelp reviews don't write themselves. Did you know a well-placed one-star could destroy a "Mom and Pop" hardware in nothing flat?
