Damn, that's brilliant! I never, ever thought of it that way....astonishing! Huzzah, good sir!

That's what *I* was gonna say

Wait Till Your Father Gets Home aired in the early 70's

Or The Jetsons...or Wait Till Your Father Gets Home.

Well, he didn't say it, Caroline did. As valid as your points are-and they certainly are- I doesn't cause the Flintstones or The Jetsons to suddenly not exist...to say nothing of Wait Till Your Father Gets Home.

Haha-I don't think I've heard her summed up better.

Exactly. Nothing diminishes the best of The Simpsons, but this a show that should have ended years ago.

I disagree with most of what you said.

Ya know, the Simpsons wasn’t basically the first animated sitcom...I mean, you do know that, right?

Ah, Negativeland....

So THIS is where the give-a-shits convene!

How the fuck didn't Jan win? Of all the weird-ass decisions this season- and there's been a few- that's one of the worst...Gigi was surprisingly good (e), but she wasn't in the same league as Jan on this one.

Fuck that, dude...Imma light my neighbour's car on fire! 

While I understand that and I agree somewhat with you, I know myself, and I know that it would take very little to quit SNL, from the stories I’ve heard and read...not saying I’m right or that I have a surplus of integrity, I just know what I’m like.

Then why the "talking head" segments? 

What about “Oldchella”? NoMeansNo headlining, with....Lard?

Beat me to it. 

I’m probably an outlier for saying this, but World Of Final Fantasy gets my vote for weirdest game in the series. FFV and XIV and XII are my personal favourites...my list of worsts, though, is pretty large. 

I tried to like this show, but I couldn’t get past the whole convenient documentary-style they’d adopt...it just stank of lazy writing and....

No, that doesn’t sound awful at all-I completely understand...awful is not being able to share those last moments, or to feel a warm embrace from somebody, or to be that person that embraces someone you care about and ache to see their pain; to be able to share the load of an emotional burden like the friend or…