Homer/Marge marriage crisis plots must be the most lazy overused theme in the shows history. At least several episodes per season always seem to fall back on this crutch, and I can’t believe anyone is invested in whether their marriage will survive the latest variation on this trope. Anyone else...
If you go by ‘Holidays Of Future Past’ and the later Nedna storyline, then Homer was responsible for Edna’s death too. (‘After Homer killed my second wife I married Maude’s ghost’ or whatever it was that Ned says in that episode)
Holidays Of Future Past is close to a decade old now anyway. It’s hardly representative of the show in the present day. It’s as old now as season 3 was when season 11 went out.
This episode is itself now over 12 years old!
Imagine if they’d done ‘That 00s show’ in 2018. (Homer invents MySpace? Probably just the fact that I’m getting on, but the 00s don’t seem as distinct a decade as viewed from a decade later as the 90s did from 2018.
Good, hopefully now the character and show will go from strength to strength with a new Apu voice actor and this early casting mistake will be forgotten.
Yes, along with every other Simpsons character, accompanied with a binding legal clause that they can never be revived in any medium on pain of death, and that additionally all episodes made featuring them in the 21st century are to be recalled and destroyed.
This image is fucking horrific to me. The unburied for 40 years corpse of a human being is just lying entombed in John's collection? I know it's just supposed to be a throwaway dark joke, but I always linger on the implications. How did the actor die? How come he was never buried? Does John know...
Again though, why do we have to respect the canon of ‘Alone Again’? It was a weird and cheap move to kill her off in the first place, so it wouldnt bf any weirder or cheaper to bring her back. In fact it would make things less cheap by definitively overwriting that craptacular episode. It’s the...
I don’t see the big deal with casually resurrecting her. The show didn’t allow her any dignity in death, so why does that tasteless and flippant death scene have to be respected like it’s gospel? Just ignore it and over-write it, toss it down the memory hole. It’s not like this is some classic...
I think they might as well bring Maude back, they don’t even need to explain it, it’s not like they care about continuity or realism otherwise, why is Maudes death seen as this sancrosanct exception? At most you just need to lampshade it with a ‘I was very ill’ or Moe resurrected her. Yes very...
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