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Maybe...Maybe in "Pixelated and Afraid", Homer and Marge will talk to not just Bart, but all the children (probably about their "naked and afraid" situation in the episode).
Maybe...Maybe in "Pixelated and Afraid", Homer and Marge will talk to not just Bart, but all the children (probably about their "naked and afraid" situation in the episode).
That's really STUPID post. If Marge talked to Bart in …, maybe she will talk to him furthermore. I'm just… what the… #@)₴?$0Sorry for the double post, but since Marge talked to Bart once back in 'A Made Maggie' (where Marge told Bart to stop playing with the wheel), I bet she's probably gonna talk to Bart again somewhere for the rest of Season 33 afterwards (don't know about The Longest Marge). God help me. Although I'm actually looking forward to Pretty Whittle Liar (thankfully about the Spucklers) and Girls Just Shuana Have Fun (it might be about the Chalmers)
What are you even rambling on about?Something tells me that Al Jean might be credited as Executive Producer before John Frink in the opening credit crawl starting later tonight. It means Al Jean might not be credited as Executive Producer after Matt Selman for the ending credits. Which is because Al Jean was already credited as Executive Producer before Matt Selman back in A Made Maggie
You were giving your speculation on what you think will happen in tonight's credits more than anything...you didn't seem all that intrigued by the story/plot of the episode.Look, it's just that I'm excited for tonight's new Simpsons episode. Does that answer your question?
You're really offended by that? You just don't like it when people call you out on your bluff, or have a contrary opinion to yours, that's what it is. For instance, how many times have you made promises to people that you would stop asking Al Jean and other Simpsons staff members on Twitter about the production codes and other unnecessary stuff, but then go back on your word by continuing to badger them again a few days later about the production codes? When people bring it up to you, you then get pissy at them as though it's their fault. There's also the captain obvious questions you ask like "Is Bart the Cool Kid gonna be a Bart episode, Mr Jean, sir?"You know what Boris? How about you just ignore me forever? Because I don't ever want to deal with just you ever again, and I'm sorry! But, I will say that I am also kind of interested of the credits besides the plot for one of the upcoming Simpsons episodes. Now if you'll excuse me, I'll need to calm down for a while and take a deep breath, and I'm sorry for overreacting, by the way
That can be true! But hey, if we were anybody else, we should wait until at least somewhere in May, you know, just to see what happensI think that the upcoming episode "Poorhouse Rock" which possibly would premiere in May, would be another musical episode but centered in Bart. It would contain a lot of songs sung by Bart Simpson.
They will probably reveal some information in AprilThat can be true! But hey, if we were anybody else, we should wait until at least somewhere in May, you know, just to see what happens
Hmm! Good pointThey will probably reveal some information in April
Unless they can change things quick, then 2/27 will probably remain the return dateThis is more speculation than actual Season 33 information, so I'll put it here...
Fox just announced that the series Monarch, which was supposed to premiere after the football game on Sunday 1/30, has been delayed until the fall because of COVID-19 problems affecting filming. While I seriously doubt Fox will now air a new episode of The Simpsons in its place that night, as it would air at 10:00 Eastern, that would solve the problem of airing 22 episodes without doubling up a date (for example, 5/15) or airing against either the Olympics or the Oscars...
Update: Fox will air a new episode of Next Level Chef on 1/30 after the football gameThis is more speculation than actual Season 33 information, so I'll put it here...
Fox just announced that the series Monarch, which was supposed to premiere after the football game on Sunday 1/30, has been delayed until the fall because of COVID-19 problems affecting filming. While I seriously doubt Fox will now air a new episode of The Simpsons in its place that night, as it would air at 10:00 Eastern, that would solve the problem of airing 22 episodes without doubling up a date (for example, 5/15) or airing against either the Olympics or the Oscars...
The schwa appears in "Lisa's Substitute" - Principal Skinner is teaching it to Lisa's class when Mr. Bergstrom first appears. However, I doubt it would be used if for no other reason that it is not in either the normal or extended ASCII character set. Now, Æ, Ç, Ñ, ß, Ø (another character that appears in an episode - in "Lisa the Beauty Queen," Amber is opening a tire-damage device at (I think it was called) STØR when the lightning strikes), Ð, and Þ (the last two are Eth and Thorn), on the other hand...Because that The Simpsons already had the EABF production code. For right now, I'm guessing that the production code for Season 34 could be ƏABF, which would be a schwa (it's an upside down E, by the way), or it could be *EBF. So either way, maybe we'll have to wait until sometime either late February or early March
O (ou) is "banned" character because of similarity with 0 (zero)Seriously, the world didn't end when they switched from 4-character codes to ABF codes; it won't end if they change ABF to, say, DOH.
Yeah, but there's no way The Simpsons would use either IABF or OABF, because you know... IABF and OABF are both already impossible anywayThe schwa appears in "Lisa's Substitute" - Principal Skinner is teaching it to Lisa's class when Mr. Bergstrom first appears. However, I doubt it would be used if for no other reason that it is not in either the normal or extended ASCII character set. Now, Æ, Ç, Ñ, ß, Ø (another character that appears in an episode - in "Lisa the Beauty Queen," Amber is opening a tire-damage device at (I think it was called) STØR when the lightning strikes), Ð, and Þ (the last two are Eth and Thorn), on the other hand...
Seriously, the world didn't end when they switched from 4-character codes to ABF codes; it won't end if they change ABF to, say, DOH.