Upcoming Episodes plus STUFF for "Bart to the Future" (BABF13)
Don Del Grande
For the third time, Homer escapes to the farm where he grew up in
order to avoid a duel, and ends up growing a tobacco-tomato hybrid
that's virtually inedible, and yet incredibly addictive
3/28 - SPECIAL DAY - Saddlesore Galactica (BABF09)
Homer saves a diving horse from a sideshow, but his attempts to turn
it into a racehorse are unsuccessful until he gives the horse an
attitude change, which proves to be successful - and unpopular with
the jockeys
4/2 - Faith Off (BABF06)
Praise be the name of Bart when he becomes a faith healer after
removing a bucket stuff from Homer's head...but when he can't heal
Milhouse after a real accident, Bart questions his faith in himself
Upcoming "Futurama" Episodes
----------------------------
3/26 - Fry and the Slurm Factory (1ACV13)
Fry wins a trip to the factory where Slurm is produced - and when he
discovers the secret ingredient, he endangers Leela and Bender
4/3 - How Hermes Requisitioned His Groove Back (2ACV11)
Hermes goes on vacation, and his replacement is beautiful...and
bureaucratic
STUFF for "Bart to the Future" (BABF13)
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Written by Dan Greaney
Directed by Michael Marcantel
Blackboard: "NON-FLAMMABLE" IS NOT A CHALLENGE
Couch: A bouncer lets everybody but Homer onto the couch (repeat of
AABF19)
Also Starring: Pamela Hayden, Tress MacNeille, Karl Wiedergott
Overseas Animation: Rough Draft; Chang, Myung Nam
Rating: TV-PG
REVIEW: B-minus - episodes set in the future have so many
possibilities, but this episode went nowhere. Bart's a slob - Lisa
is President - Bart messes things up for Lisa - Homer does something
stupid - Lisa sends Bart off somewhere - Bart comes back to save
Lisa's butt - end of story. Why not something different, like having
Maggie's daughter speak?
REFERENCES
"Back to the Future" (title)
2F15 (someone's future is predicted; the Simpson house has a room
added to its outside)
1F08 (Marge's gambling problem)
9F19 (Gabbo)
"Rollerball" (Lisa welcomes a Rollerball team)
DO "BART TO THE FUTURE" AND "LISA'S WEDDING" REPRESENT THINGS THAT
WILL NECESSARILY HAPPEN?
Well, the "Lisa's Wedding" answer is "not any more" - the wedding
was on August 1, 2010, which meant that Lisa was in college in
the spring of 2010 - but as she's still in second grade in 2000,
it's more than likely she wouldn't have graduated from high school
yet (especially as Marge won't let her skip grades)
DYN
...this episode first aired five years to the day after "Lisa's
Wedding" first aired?
...the casino's theater has a roulette wheel and slot machines in it?
(Most theaters are just theaters - gaming devices would be
distracting, especially if somebody hits a jackpot)
...future Ralph has hair, yet quite a few other people don't?
...the portraits in the White House include Truman, Carter, Reagan,
Bush, Clinton...and Ted Kennedy?
...every member of the Marine band (the band that plays "Hail to the
Chief") is the same rank? (Which rank is hard to tell, as the
stripes appear to be "2 up, 1 down")
...in the future, Tuesday is Ladies' Night at Moe's?
...Moe's TV still has dials (and isn't shaped for HDTV)?
...Lisa's speech was to "100 million people"? (What happened to the
other 170+ million?)
...Clinton's stash says "Girls What Ain't Got No Clothes"?
...the poll only adds up to 97%?
...the Chinese representative at the metting sounded like Kahn from
"King of the Hill"?
...the "Maggie on the Moon" scene that appeared in the commercials
didn't appear in the show?
GOOFS/FREEZE FRAME/WHATNOT
The Frisbee has more than eight holes in it, yet only eight shots
were fired at it.
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The answer to last week's question, "Why show episodes a third time
when there are plenty of episodes that haven't been shown twice
yet?", is "Because most of the people will be watching the Oscars
anyway"
Scan
> ?
> Well, the "Lisa's Wedding" answer is "not any more" - the wedding
> was on August 1, 2010, which meant that Lisa was in college in
> the spring of 2010 - but as she's still in second grade in 2000,
> it's more than likely she wouldn't have graduated from high school
> yet (especially as Marge won't let her skip grades)
She'd be 18 years old which is more than old enough to be in college
without skipping grades.
>
>
> DYN
> ...this episode first aired five years to the day after "Lisa's
> Wedding" first aired?
Actually, in the Complete Guide To The Simpsons it says it aired March
26th 1995.
>
>
> ...future Ralph has hair, yet quite a few other people don't?
My sister had very thin hair when she was a baby and it did not get thick
until she got a hair cut for the first time when she was 4. Ralph, being
only 5 (according to Simpsons Bible Stories) may have the same problem.
>
>
>
>
> ?
> ...Lisa's speech was to "100 million people"? (What happened to the
> other 170+ million?)
Methinks it is a joke to how many people actually participate in the
political process or maybe something more dire. After all thanks to Trump
our country seems to be in very bad shape.
>
>
> ...the poll only adds up to 97%?
with a 3% margin of error.
>
> ..
>
> GOOFS/FREEZE FRAME/WHATNOT
> The Frisbee has more than eight holes in it, yet only eight shots
> were fired at it.
who said that was the first time they shot that frisbee?
choconado
>> The Frisbee has more than eight holes in it, yet only eight shots
>> were fired at it.
>
>who said that was the first time they shot that frisbee?
i bet not.
BART: hey! you guys owe me a frisbee! a NEW frisbee!
WARK! WARK!
"grrrar! grrrar!"*
CT's fun quote of the day!
"i once killed a man. a man who looked like me."
*my godzilla figure agrees.
Benjamin Robinson
Future" (BABF13)" thread, Don Del Grande wrote:
>DO "BART TO THE FUTURE" AND "LISA'S WEDDING" REPRESENT THINGS THAT
>WILL NECESSARILY HAPPEN?
>Well, the "Lisa's Wedding" answer is "not any more" - the wedding
>was on August 1, 2010, which meant that Lisa was in college in
>the spring of 2010 - but as she's still in second grade in 2000,
>it's more than likely she wouldn't have graduated from high school
>yet (especially as Marge won't let her skip grades)
I think it's a fool's errand to try to reconcile the dates between these two
episodes. The former episode assumed that Lisa was eight in 1995. This one
assumes she was eight in 2000, so any calculations will automatically be
five years off.
>...the poll only adds up to 97%?
It reminds me of the fine print they put at the bottom of polls, "Totals may
not add up to 100%."
>...the Chinese representative at the metting sounded like Kahn from
> "King of the Hill"?
Say, who voices Kahn, anyway? I half expected to see his name in the
credits.
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MrMsty
> >...the Chinese representative at the metting sounded like Kahn from
> > "King of the Hill"?
>
> Say, who voices Kahn, anyway? I half expected to see his name in the
> credits.
That'd be Toby Huss. He does the voices of both Cotton Hill (Hank's
obnoxious father) and Kahn Souphanousinphone (Hank's obnoxious neighbor).
Ever see "The Adventures of Pete & Pete?" It was this quirky (but very
funny) show that Nickelodeon used to carry. Toby Huss used to play Artie,
the Strongest Man in the World, on that show. Very weird.
Here's a picture:
http://www.stillbreathing.com/thescoop/toby.html
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Before you buy.
Dave
>
> In alt.tv.simpsons, on the "Upcoming Episodes plus STUFF for "Bart to the
> Future" (BABF13)" thread, Don Del Grande wrote:
>
> >DO "BART TO THE FUTURE" AND "LISA'S WEDDING" REPRESENT THINGS THAT
> >WILL NECESSARILY HAPPEN?
> >Well, the "Lisa's Wedding" answer is "not any more" - the wedding
> >was on August 1, 2010, which meant that Lisa was in college in
> >the spring of 2010 - but as she's still in second grade in 2000,
> >it's more than likely she wouldn't have graduated from high school
> >yet (especially as Marge won't let her skip grades)
>
> I think it's a fool's errand to try to reconcile the dates between these two
> episodes. The former episode assumed that Lisa was eight in 1995. This one
> assumes she was eight in 2000, so any calculations will automatically be
> five years off.
>
> >...the poll only adds up to 97%?
>
> It reminds me of the fine print they put at the bottom of polls, "Totals may
> not add up to 100%."
>
> > "King of the Hill"?
>
> Say, who voices Kahn, anyway? I half expected to see his name in the
> credits.
According to the imdb, http://us.imdb.com/Title?0118375 the voice of
Kahn is provided by Toby Huss. FWIW, he also does the voice of Cotton,
Hank's father.
And I didn't realize it before, but Huss is the same guy who played Jack
("I'm the Wiz, and *nobody* beats me!") in the Seinfeld episode where
Kramer tries to get the Post Office to stop delivering his mail.
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Dave wrote:
He used to be a standup comedian and a lot of his bit had to do with a wicked
Sinatra impression he does. He does a little of it in "Vegas Vacation" as the guy
who sells Rusty his Nick Pappagiorgio from Yuma I.D.
Sincerely,
Little Girl
Chris Palm
It says there that he made guest spots on NewsRadio...anyone know which
episode/s?
-=Krispy
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Lord Thistlewick
Don Del Grande <del_g...@netvista.net> wrote in article
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> 3/26 - E-I-E-I-D'oh (AABF19)
> For the third time, Homer escapes to the farm where he grew up in
> order to avoid a duel, and ends up growing a tobacco-tomato hybrid
> that's virtually inedible, and yet incredibly addictive
>
> 3/28 - SPECIAL DAY - Saddlesore Galactica (BABF09)
> Homer saves a diving horse from a sideshow, but his attempts to turn
> it into a racehorse are unsuccessful until he gives the horse an
> attitude change, which proves to be successful - and unpopular with
> the jockeys
>
> 4/2 - Faith Off (BABF06)
> Praise be the name of Bart when he becomes a faith healer after
> removing a bucket stuff from Homer's head...but when he can't heal
> Milhouse after a real accident, Bart questions his faith in himself
>
>
>
> Upcoming "Futurama" Episodes
> ----------------------------
> 3/26 - Fry and the Slurm Factory (1ACV13)
> Fry wins a trip to the factory where Slurm is produced - and when he
> discovers the secret ingredient, he endangers Leela and Bender
>
> 4/3 - How Hermes Requisitioned His Groove Back (2ACV11)
> Hermes goes on vacation, and his replacement is beautiful...and
> bureaucratic
>
>
>
> STUFF for "Bart to the Future" (BABF13)
> ---------------------------------------
> Written by Dan Greaney
> Directed by Michael Marcantel
> Blackboard: "NON-FLAMMABLE" IS NOT A CHALLENGE
> Couch: A bouncer lets everybody but Homer onto the couch (repeat of
> AABF19)
> Also Starring: Pamela Hayden, Tress MacNeille, Karl Wiedergott
> Overseas Animation: Rough Draft; Chang, Myung Nam
> Rating: TV-PG
>
>
> REVIEW: B-minus - episodes set in the future have so many
> possibilities, but this episode went nowhere. Bart's a slob - Lisa
> is President - Bart messes things up for Lisa - Homer does something
> stupid - Lisa sends Bart off somewhere - Bart comes back to save
> Lisa's butt - end of story. Why not something different, like having
> Maggie's daughter speak?
>
>
> REFERENCES
> "Back to the Future" (title)
> 2F15 (someone's future is predicted; the Simpson house has a room
> added to its outside)
> 1F08 (Marge's gambling problem)
> 9F19 (Gabbo)
> "Rollerball" (Lisa welcomes a Rollerball team)
>
>
> DO "BART TO THE FUTURE" AND "LISA'S WEDDING" REPRESENT THINGS THAT
> WILL NECESSARILY HAPPEN?
> Well, the "Lisa's Wedding" answer is "not any more" - the wedding
> was on August 1, 2010, which meant that Lisa was in college in
> the spring of 2010 - but as she's still in second grade in 2000,
> it's more than likely she wouldn't have graduated from high school
> yet (especially as Marge won't let her skip grades)
>
>
> DYN
> ...this episode first aired five years to the day after "Lisa's
> Wedding" first aired?
> ...the casino's theater has a roulette wheel and slot machines in it?
> (Most theaters are just theaters - gaming devices would be
> distracting, especially if somebody hits a jackpot)
> ...future Ralph has hair, yet quite a few other people don't?
> ...the portraits in the White House include Truman, Carter, Reagan,
> Bush, Clinton...and Ted Kennedy?
> ...every member of the Marine band (the band that plays "Hail to the
> Chief") is the same rank? (Which rank is hard to tell, as the
> stripes appear to be "2 up, 1 down")
> ...in the future, Tuesday is Ladies' Night at Moe's?
> ...Moe's TV still has dials (and isn't shaped for HDTV)?
> ...Lisa's speech was to "100 million people"? (What happened to the
> other 170+ million?)
> ...Clinton's stash says "Girls What Ain't Got No Clothes"?
> ...the poll only adds up to 97%?
> ...the Chinese representative at the metting sounded like Kahn from
> "King of the Hill"?
> ...the "Maggie on the Moon" scene that appeared in the commercials
> didn't appear in the show?
>
>
> GOOFS/FREEZE FRAME/WHATNOT
> The Frisbee has more than eight holes in it, yet only eight shots
> were fired at it.
>
>
>
Space Coyote 6
> other 170+ million?)
>
Soylent Green.
Jeff B Demented
MrMsty <mrm...@my-deja.com> wrote in message
news:8b5qm0$nep$1...@nnrp1.deja.com...
>
> > >...the Chinese representative at the metting sounded like Kahn from
> > > "King of the Hill"?
> >
> > credits.
>
> obnoxious father) and Kahn Souphanousinphone (Hank's obnoxious neighbor).
>
> Ever see "The Adventures of Pete & Pete?" It was this quirky (but very
> funny) show that Nickelodeon used to carry. Toby Huss used to play Artie,
> the Strongest Man in the World, on that show. Very weird.
Can't the older Pete get him a job on an Ameritrade commercial?
>
> Here's a picture:
> http://www.stillbreathing.com/thescoop/toby.html
>
>
simp...@my-deja.com
bj...@freenet.tlh.fl.us (Benjamin Robinson) wrote:\
> Say, who voices Kahn, anyway? I half expected to see his name in the
> credits.
> --
> Benjamin Robinson bj...@freenet.tlh.fl.us
Sorry to change the topic so fast, but while we're talking KoTH here,
doesn't Macy Grey (singer of "I Try") sound a lot like a sedated Luann
from KoTH?