What the hell did you trade Jay Buhner for? He had 30 home runs, over 100 rbi's last year…he's got a rocket for an arm. You don't know what the hell you're doing!

My brother and I were discussing this last night, and we determined that there never was a set-in-stone murderer for the season.  Because it doesn't matter who the murderer was, and Chris never did anything to clue us into that she was the murderer, and there was no motives for the murder.  We believe that it was…

I've always wanted to see an American version of "The 3 Investigators."  I really doubt if there would be an audience for it, but the stories were good, and adapting a few of them for a tv show wouldn't be difficult.

Just a correction from above: Phillip had four votes against him.  Erik also voted for him.  So Malcolm did not have to play his idol, as he only had two votes against him.

My favorite background gag is from the episode where Marge becomes a cop.  Homer is arrested and then eats Hans Moleman's last meal before being sent to the electric chair, and then the next scene is Homer and Marge arguing in their bedroom, and then the lights flicker.  I don't think I caught that until at least five…

Great use of CCR at the end, no matter what you thought of the episode.  The song is "Long as I Can See the Light" and it is the closing track from "Cosmo's Factory."

Glen

Glen

I just signed up, after years of reading this site, only to make a comment about what, to me, is the funniest part of this show, and how I can't believe no one has mentioned it yet.  It is when the singers at Duff Gardens implore you to come take a walk on the Wild Side, and then say, "All the races go, Do, de-do,…

I just signed up, after years of reading this site, only to make a comment about what, to me, is the funniest part of this show, and how I can't believe no one has mentioned it yet.  It is when the singers at Duff Gardens implore you to come take a walk on the Wild Side, and then say, "All the races go, Do, de-do,…