TV-Reviewed

"Double, Double, Boy in Trouble" isn't the best episode of The Simpsons, but it wasn't entirely bad either. It focused on Bart's bad behavior. It's well documented by now that Bart isn't the best behaved child and one could blame it on anything, but I liked that flashback of Marge swallowing that single drop of alcohol which supposedly turned Bart into a little monster when he was developing. Things went bad for Bart when he caused Homer to lose out on ... Read More

Thankfully Bart isn't like most other teens who all seem to have cell phones and portable music players. He's stayed relatively the same over the years, but he finally complained when he missed out on Principal Skinner's near-death experience while driving his mother on the highway. I have to admit that although Denis Leary has been in some projects I like, he's not one of my favorite actors, so I had a tough time getting too excited about his guest appearance. ... Read More

I've been a fan of The Simpsons for years, and how could I not be? It's a show a lot of us grew up with as a kid and is still on television, entering its 20th season. Twenty seasons is quite an accomplishment. Sure, some say the show isn't as good as it used to be, but I still enjoy it from time to time. In the season premiere, Homer Simpson and Ned Flanders get together as two unlikely partners ... Read More

I don't watch The Simpsons nearly as much as I used to. It's mostly because the show doesn't make me laugh very often. Besides, I'm usually busy Sunday night on something or another, so I guess it wouldn't matter if the show did get better. I happened to catch last night's new episode, "Papa Don't Leech". Centered around a financial crisis in the city of Springfield, the episode was very dull. I only recall laughing out loud once and ... Read More