Looking at the Simpsons Wiki it says he pops up a few more times in crowds, plus an Artie episode where all his characters show up (I think he makes a joke about how nice their voices are).
He does then show up properly in much later seasons, so I guess seldom appears.
Shut up, Gil. Close the deal, close the deal.
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Oh, God, a bomb!
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It’ll never happen, but I would love a She-Hulk episode after every MCU film that just litigated what’s nonsense happened in the film. The B plot of every episode can be what’s long term story they want to tell but I want some silly but accurate courtroom drama.
Like my women, strong, rich and from a pod.
(Not really from a pod.)
Who makes Steve Gutenberg a star!
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I’m limited by the technology of my time.
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Marcel Vos!
If you ever wanted to learn more about RollerCoaster Tycoon 1/2/OpenRTC than you thought possible, this is the channel.
This video is a follow up to the longest coaster, and if you’re thinking “I want to get off Mr Bones Wild Ride” then yes, that coaster is long but…
I’ve watched it and it’s somewhere in-between.
First off, it’s not a “reboot”, it’s a four part TV special, more like a movie. I doubt we get any more after this and that’s fine.
It’s fun to see our familiar characters again, many of whom haven’t really changed or matured. The show leans heavily into Hal, but Bryan Cranston is hilarious so it’s a win. Some new characters are introduced and probably get more screen time than some people want, but I thought they were nice additions and fit well.
To be more specific without spoiling plot points,
The character of Dewey is weirdly put into the story. It’s clear they thought they might get the original actor at one point and gave him an easy and tiny cameo role. However once he was out they expanded the role a bit, but it feels off.
The character of Jamie is basically absent. To be fair as an audience he was a baby in the last few seasons so not much of a character, more of a prop.
The finale teased another baby, and that character has a bigger role in this series. I think they’re a fun character, but the cast is already so big, we probably didn’t actually need them in this story.
Also overall in terms of acting, many of the actors in this we haven’t seen act since they were on the original series,and it shows. They’re not terrible, but a lot of them are wooden.
Overall I think if you enjoying the original series, this is a fun watch.
Pizza pie is very hot these days.
Oh, sure, there were a lot of laughs.
You probably couldn’t hear them.
The acoustics were so bad.
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One season forgettable comedy is exactly the way to describe what I’d been hearing. It looks like the season is only half out so I’ll let it finish up and then give it a go.
I’d heard mixed reviews so this wasn’t high on my watch list. If it’s getting a second season then it’s probably better than I’d heard.
Anyone who’s watched got any thoughts?
Not a lot revealed in the trailer, Frank just being a little introspective.
It’s been a busy week.
Naw, he’s eating Gummy bears in this case.
Mark (and Oliver) are lucky their beards are nerfed. Otherwise they’d have to learn the Toolock pull, which can’t be a comfy maneuver.
Also Nolan can’t be too surprised by Olivier. He too is a fan of bugs🪲❤️.
I mean… Yeah.
But also it’s a reunion special. Sometimes you get the “retrospective reunion” like the Friends special. Sometimes you get the “where are they now”, see Monk or Psych.
In recent years we’ve got the full spinoff revival like Fuller House or Girl Meets World. And in the past year we’ve got the true revival, like King of the Hill or Scrubs.
For enough money, sure maybe we get more, but I never expected more.