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The real question is when are we gonna finally get some spinoffs?

That gag actually got me tbh. Can't think of any real unfunny jokes aside from Homer gasping way too many times in 500 Keys which in of itself is actually a great episode imo. Homer: *gasp* Shut up!

Who shot Mr. Burns for sure. I still can't believe they wasted time and effort on Warrin Priest. More like Wankin Piss! The Great Phatsby was alright and I loved A Serious Flanders but you just can't beat the original

Meh episode. I liked the resolution and all these kinda episodes aren't really my thing. I get trying out new things but why do they all have to be giving some modern crap a Simpsony-twist when there's so many better ideas not being used. (When we gonna get our Legend of Lenny episode?) And the...

Bro when Otto doesn't get to have any drugs from the bathroom cabinet? eye cri everthyme

While I think Homer was a total jackass throughout this episode, I'm going to give this one a 5/5 simply for the Moe/Nelson dynamic. It really feels like an episode trying out different things with the non-Simpson characters instead of pandering to some recent trend to stay relevant. If this...

Johnny himself said that Nelson was older than every human on earth. Whoops wrong show!

It was pretty good. Never played Roblox but the scenes with the family and Maggie were pretty cute. (That ending on the other hand was kinda creepy ngl) The Bart and Skinner plot was pretty ok. Been a long time since those two worked together 4/5

It's an ARG

As a Nelsa fan, I wanna give this episode a 5/5 but let's be real here. It was so boring! I mean, I still cared for Nelson and Lisa and all that jazz but something about this episode felt....flat and emotionless. Like the bare minimum was made to create it. In any case, they do end up together...

I know I gonna get hate for this but the couch gag from Clown in the Dumps. Interesting from an objective standpoint? Yes. Depressing as fuck when you're just trying to watch some funny cartoons? Also yes.

5/5 That resolution with Homer's seashells almost made me tear up and everything about Lisa's subplot was simply a delight to watch. Got another user title out of it to boot!

I feel like this is a good time to tell everyone that I actually voice Louise on Bob's Burgers.

Kinda of a tough question. Are there any tropes you like to see in your sitcoms?