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This episode really did feel like a Futurama episode, in general tone as well as in plot. Wonder who wrote it. My biggest complaint is that I wish Lisa's plot to be longer or even have comprised a whole episode.They could have gotten a ton of mileage out of Lisa versus some greedy record compan...

An intriguing one for me: The plot hung together admirably well - I liked the general flow of it, and Homer's attempts at kissing up to the deacon. The oddness of the bedbug plot having a hand in the conclusion was indeed a fresh twist on the concept. My biggest con would be Marge's plot...b...

Holy crap, this.

I love the idea of Lisa/Milhouse too, Chris, not just when they're treating each other badly.

I'll actually step up and admit I think the revival held more classics than is being credited for here ("The Late Phillip J. Fry!" "Lethal Inspection"! "The Birds and the Benders"! "Fun on the Bun!"). There were some undeniable duds, but I had a lot of fun wit...

The worst part was that

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They implied that Milhouse was in the right to do all of this and his spell over Lisa never really breaks, though we do get a flash of an elderly Brando, who rejects Milhouse's plea for more advice by explaining he's been dead for ten years.

This was one odd duck of an episode: I liked the structure but I hated watching yet another Marge and Homer Fight episode. At least Homer tried this time, but Marge's opaqueness was a frustration. *And I really resented the whole LISA IS ONLY INTO MILHOUSE BECAUSE HE'S ACTING LIKE A JERK sub...

Happy belated Graham and Tonydays!

I love this game Chris! Two good endings, one bad ending.

Happy one to you,, Rob!!!

Hmm- Luck of the Fryish, Leela's Homeworld, Bots and the Bees, Fun on the Bun and The Sting - but I cry happy tears during those.

Eee, congrats Chris!

IMOHO they've been doing better with that lately: Zoe Deschanel as Mary Spuckler, for example

(Of course they pretty much immediately took two steps backward with that Gaga episode).

First of all, I loved the chalkboard gag. And I always expect excellence from the Plymptoons team, so that was fun. I liked the variety of callbacks we got here, and Ned taking a swing at Homer and then feeling guilty about it not only works as a plotline, it was engrossing and understandable, and ...

1-12. My forever shark jump is Saddlesore Galactica.