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Miscellaneous / Verschiedenes » alt.tv.simpsons » Upcoming Episodes plus STUFF for "Homer's Paternity Coot" (HABF03)
| Upcoming Episodes plus STUFF for "Homer's Paternity Coot" (HABF03) [message #197520] |
Mo, 09 Januar 2006 06:21 |
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1/15 - PRE-EMPTED for the season premiere of "24" (two "King of the
Hill" repeats will air in the west at 7:00 and 7:30 Pacific)
1/22 - PRE-EMPTED for the NFC Championship football game, which starts
at 6:30 PM Eastern (local programming will air in the west
after the game)
1/29 - We're On the Road to D'ohwhere (HABF04)
Bart is going to fat camp (wait, wrong episode) to Catholic school
(no, that's not right either) to France (wrong again) to military
school (I'm getting closer) to a "behavior modification camp" after
yet another prank at school, and Homer loses out on a trip to Las
Vegas because he has to drive Bart there, but along the way, Peter
decides to start bonding with Stewie (come on, that isn't even the
right series) Homer decides to start bonding with Bart
STUFF for "Homer's Paternity Coot" (HABF03)
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Written by Joel H. Cohen
Directed by Mike B. Anderson
Blackboard: I AM NOT SMARTER THAN THE PRESIDENT
Couch: A photographer takes a series of family portraits, from 2006
through 2013, when everybody is replaced by a robot
Special Guest Voice: Joe Frazier, William H. Macy, Michael York
Also Starring: Pamela Hayden, Tress MacNeille, Maggie Roswell,
Karl Wiedergott
Overseas Animation: Akom
TV rating: TV-PG-LV
REVIEW: B-minus - yawn, yet another "Homer has to be saved at the
last second" ending, along with "Guess what - the big change
didn't really happen and everything is back to normal, and
let's never speak of this new guy again except maybe as some
obscure reference years from now". At least they didn't go
with "it was Grampa who saved Homer".
REFERENCES
8F10 (Homer's wedding at Shotgun Pete's)
The Old Chisolm Trail ("The Ol' Cheapskate Trail")
DYNs
....the photos in the couch opening:
2006, 2007: everybody is there
2008: Homer gone; Marge in black
2009: Lenny in place of Homer
2010: Lenny and Carl in place of Homer and Marge; Maggie wearing a
blue dress
2011: Jimbo in place of Homer (Marge is back)
2012: Robot Homer in place of Homer
2013: Everybody is a robot
....it never occured to Lisa that if Grampa wasn't Homer's son, then:
(a) Homer wouldn't look like Grampa's other children, Herb and
Homer's half-sister in England;
(b) Homer and Bart wouldn't have the "Simpson Gene";
(c) the DNA test in "Who Shot Mr. Burns, Part 2" would not have
revealed Simpson DNA?
....Grampa's first line doesn't seem to match the words?
....Principal Skinner's amateur license ID is WA3QIZ?
....the names on the heart transplant list: Montgomery Burns, Jasper
Beardly (they never "confirm" this is the same Jasper who is at
Springfield Retirement Castle), Old Jewish Man, and Jebediah
Springfield?
....there is no mention of the emeralds at the end?
GOOFS / FREEZE FRAME / WHATNOT
The 1960s mailman should not have been wearing a USPS logo, as the
USPS did not exist then.
Moe's animation in the jump rope scene appears to be jumpy.
When Homer replaced his tire on the way home with Mason, the tire has
no way of attaching itself to the car - it appears to be just the
rubber part of the tire.
-- Don
Moe's jump rope animation is jumpy - I get it...
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| Re: Upcoming Episodes plus STUFF for "Homer's Paternity Coot" (HABF03) [message #197523 ] |
Mo, 09 Januar 2006 06:54 |
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Don Del Grande wrote:
> 1/29 - We're On the Road to D'ohwhere (HABF04)
FYI, you might want to revise the writeup for this episode on SNPP; Bart
went to military school in 4F21.
> REVIEW: B-minus - yawn, yet another "Homer has to be saved at the
> last second" ending, along with "Guess what - the big change
> didn't really happen and everything is back to normal, and
> let's never speak of this new guy again except maybe as some
> obscure reference years from now". At least they didn't go
> with "it was Grampa who saved Homer".
Interesting... I didn't even think of it as a "Homer has to be saved..."
ending. But you have to admit, Grampa has some good deep-sea rescue skills
("...Hellfish")!
> (c) the DNA test in "Who Shot Mr. Burns, Part 2" would not have
> revealed Simpson DNA?
That would be downright nutty!
> ...the names on the heart transplant list: Montgomery Burns, Jasper
> Beardly (they never "confirm" this is the same Jasper who is at
> Springfield Retirement Castle), Old Jewish Man, and Jebediah
> Springfield?
Jebediah Springfield IV, IIRC.
> Moe's animation in the jump rope scene appears to be jumpy.
(Rim shot!) Oh good grief, it's not even 1 am and I'm getting silly. But I
can't stop laughing at the jump/jump thing!
> Moe's jump rope animation is jumpy - I get it...
And I'm still leaving what I said in there. It reminds me of the joke
"what's brown and sticky?"
A stick! Oh mercy.
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| Re: Upcoming Episodes plus STUFF for "Homer's Paternity Coot" (HABF03) [message #197524 ] |
Mo, 09 Januar 2006 07:14 |
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Matt Garvey wrote:
> Don Del Grande wrote:
>
>> 1/29 - We're On the Road to D'ohwhere (HABF04)
>
> FYI, you might want to revise the writeup for this episode on SNPP;
> Bart went to military school in 4F21.
I knew it was one of those season finales...
>> ...the names on the heart transplant list: Montgomery Burns, Jasper
>> Beardly (they never "confirm" this is the same Jasper who is at
>> Springfield Retirement Castle), Old Jewish Man, and Jebediah
>> Springfield?
> Jebediah Springfield IV, IIRC.
YRC - the "IV" was hidden by Grampa's arm most of the time. (Anybody
have any ideas on the remaining names on the list - a big screen HDTV
might help.)
>> Moe's animation in the jump rope scene appears to be jumpy.
> (Rim shot!) Oh good grief, it's not even 1 am and I'm getting silly. But
> I can't stop laughing at the jump/jump thing!
>> Moe's jump rope animation is jumpy - I get it...
> And I'm still leaving what I said in there. It reminds me of the joke
> "what's brown and sticky?"
>
> A stick! Oh mercy.
"Well, a stick isn't necessarily sticky...and they're not all brown;
some are white, except for Redwood, which is 0-2 in league play
(inside joke...looks like it's going to be 27 straight seasons without
a boys' basketball league title) - er, except for Redwoods, which are
red..." (Taken from the end of an episode of "The Vicar of Dibley")
-- Don
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| Re: Upcoming Episodes plus STUFF for "Homer's Paternity Coot" (HABF03) [message #197525 ] |
Mo, 09 Januar 2006 07:31 |
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Don Del Grande wrote:
> "Well, a stick isn't necessarily sticky...and they're not all brown;
> some are white, except for Redwood, which is 0-2 in league play
> (inside joke...looks like it's going to be 27 straight seasons without
> a boys' basketball league title) - er, except for Redwoods, which are
> red..." (Taken from the end of an episode of "The Vicar of Dibley")
Fitting you should mention that show, and useful too, because it reminded me
of another thing I wanted to mention. I finally got my mother to watch the
Simpsons today (at least, a full episode), when I brought out "Who Shot Mr.
Burns?" She didn't figure it out, but enjoyed it nonetheless.
("Fitting" because The Vicar of Dibley is one of her favorite shows. And yet
my sister, who likes it too, didn't peg Dawn French as the voice of Mrs.
Beaver in the new Narnia movie - but now it's getting off-topic to the point
of a "six degrees" thing. Good night, everybody!)
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| Re: Upcoming Episodes plus STUFF for "Homer's Paternity Coot" (HABF03) [message #197532 ] |
Mo, 09 Januar 2006 18:09 |
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In article <vls3s1hg3pqvm94softsk71k4m2kd3j37u [at] 4ax.com>, Don Del Grande wrote:
> ...it never occured to Lisa that if Grampa wasn't Homer's son, then:
....
> (b) Homer and Bart wouldn't have the "Simpson Gene";
Nature vs. Nurture. Homer was raised a Simpson, so may have learned to be
stupid, even without the gene. As for Bart, same thing applies.
> (c) the DNA test in "Who Shot Mr. Burns, Part 2" would not have
> revealed Simpson DNA?
Depends on what the police think is Simpson DNA. They've got far more
reason to have Homer DNA and Bart DNA on file than Grampa DNA, and so to
them that is what defines Simpson DNA.
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--Tim Smith
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| Re: Upcoming Episodes plus STUFF for "Homer's Paternity Coot" (HABF03) [message #201134 ] |
Mi, 11 Januar 2006 09:10 |
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Tim Smith wrote:
> In article <vls3s1hg3pqvm94softsk71k4m2kd3j37u [at] 4ax.com>, Don Del Grande wrote:
>
>>...it never occured to Lisa that if Grampa wasn't Homer's son, then:
>
> ...
>
>> (b) Homer and Bart wouldn't have the "Simpson Gene";
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> Nature vs. Nurture. Homer was raised a Simpson, so may have learned to be
> stupid, even without the gene. As for Bart, same thing applies.
>
That would be true if Lisa and Maggie were also stupid
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