It's a great read if you're into putting down this kind of charlatanism, and its reason for being is absolutely fucking perfect.

Seinfeld's Kramer appeared in an episode of Mad About You, but Mad About You existed as a show on Seinfeld!

Wait, Public Morals is set in the 60's? I literally never would have guessed from the commercials.

If you really want to learn more about this, I suggest reading the Penn State student paper's "retraction" of a story it wrote about her.

Did someone say deange watch contest?

But what's her mom's role?

How dare you, sir/ma'am! Throg is an American institution!

In the comics, mutants are feared and hated. In the movies, they're hated and feared. Complete mishandling of the source material.

The writers likely felt they Lisa needed to attempt some sort of scientific test on the angel, simply for the sake of logic, but it also needed to fail in some way to keep the plot going.

Good, stay there!

*Waits a little*
*Waits a little more*
Really? No one? Okay *sigh*

The latter-day Scopes Monkey Trial episode seemed to be an apology for the way Marge was written in this ep. Although it was a few years too late.

Go home, Perkins!

Gearjeff, you're cut.

"Attention. All honor roll students will be rewarded by a trip to an archaeological dig. Conversely, all detention students will be punished with a trip to an archaeological dig."

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Fiddle-faddle. Everyone knows our commenters have flippers

No, the A.V. Club has not disbanded!

Get your own Simpsons Classic, you moocher!

Just as long as Jim isn't some Huggy Bear variant.

CBS takes its procedural dictum way too far.