The Simpsons “Best. 20 Years. Ever.,” celebration will culminate in January of next year with a documentary special entitled “The Simpsons 20th Anniversary Special in 3D on Ice” airing on Thursday, January 14th, the 20th anniversary of the series’ debut.
The special will document how the world sees The Simpsons and how the Simpson family has seen the world for two decades. It will be directed by Academy Award-nominated filmmaker Morgan Spurlock, star of “Super Size Me” and “30 Days”.
“When they first called me about this, I thought it was a prank and I hung up,” said Spurlock. “And then my agent called back and said, ‘No, no, this is for real,’ at which point I fainted. Then when I woke up, I called everyone I knew because it was the coolest thing I could ever get to do in my career.”
Note that this special is neither in 3D nor on ice.
It was ridiculous when some conservative religious leaders complained of a hidden homosexual agenda lurking behind the jellyfish and floating plankton of ‘SpongeBob SquarePants.’ Ridiculous, but not totally absurd.
Eine meiner Lieblingsfolgen: Homer erzählt an einem langweilig zu drohenden Simpsons-Familienabend von seinem zerplatztem Traumjob wegen Maggies Geburt. Warum gibt es keine Photos von Maggie im Familienalbum? Orig.: “And Maggie Makes Three” Staffel 6-13, Episode 116 116/6-13 Code 2F10 Komplette Folge unter: Spiegelverkehrt wegen Urheber-Rechte !…
Yes, yes, like a zillion readers, Andrew’s post below about the globe-spanning Argentian ant colony competing with humanity for conquest of the globe immediately made me think of the Simpsons episode – ” Deep Space Homer ” – in which newscaster Kent Brockman thinks earth is being attacked by giant ants: “Ladies and gentlemen, uh, we’ve just lost …
A promo announcing the Simpsons series beginning Sunday, January 14th, 1990. Promo aired before credits of The Simpsons Christmas Special on KTTV Los Angeles. [1989]…
“Stark Raving Dad,” the season three opener of The Simpsons , is a hilarious and heartwarming half-hour. It reminds me of the show’s best days when it delivered that perfect blend of bizarre humor, social commentary and unexpected sweetness.
A 23-year-old North Vancouver woman was arrested by U.S. Customs officers after she allegedly tried to smuggle more than $1 million worth of drugs shaped like Homer Simpson and the Transformers.
