Seeing Both Sides
One pop culture historian and writer, Christopher Irving, said that The Simpsons managed to make referential and satirical humor go mainstream simply by being a good show.
“It's that simple: the pastiche, parody, and inclusion of pop culture isn't what the show is built around—the show is built around relationships, which is what makes the Simpsons themselves believable enough to love." But due to the abundance of references, the show resonated with a very diverse audience.
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Estella 4 year s ago
#11 annnnd at that, we're done. Because, just as with everything these days, there starts off this wholesome message to all that can make us all smile as human beings, but then suddenly there's this political canonizing of a select few, which on the surface seems fine, yet immediately implies those they don't condone the same message are terrible people. That's what politicizing and virtue signaling does and the entertainment industry should stay out of it. Under the veil of this ersatz righteousness, you are openly despising people who haven't done a thing.
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Gum 4 year s ago
Estella,
Thanks for saying that!
Thanks for saying that!
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Gerald 4 year s ago
..so masonic twisted mindcontrol bs is wholesome - who would've thought.
Btw. Jizzlane didn't kill herself
Btw. Jizzlane didn't kill herself
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Colie 4 year s ago
I've liked their clever humor over the years, though the show was pretty rough in it's infancy. Still 1000x better than that toilet humor themed family guy.
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Floyd 4 year s ago
5 people, 2 pets, one house, 2 cars, all out of one salary. yea right!
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Gerald 4 year s ago
Floyd,
don't forget regular beers at the bar and frequent vacations!
don't forget regular beers at the bar and frequent vacations!
Thanks for saying that!
Btw. Jizzlane didn't kill herself
don't forget regular beers at the bar and frequent vacations!