On last night’s episode of The Simpsons, Bart and his class got annoyed when Mrs. Krabappel stole their cell phones.  So what’s the natural solution?  Get her drunk, of course!

When Bart slipped a little alcohol in her morning coffee, he accidentally got her fired.  Bart tried to get Mrs. K back on the right track using a self help book, The Answer.

After that failed, Bart decided to try honesty with Principal Skinner, but in the end, it took the cool substitute teacher, Mr. Vaughn, being a drunk himself to get her job back.  That’s pretty much “Bart Gets a Z” in a nutshell.

Of course, along the way we were treated some of the best of The Simpsons quotes
we’ve heard in awhile.  Here’s some of our favorites:

Nelson [about the school's ancient computer]: My stroked out grandfather has more memory that that thing
Milhouse: How’s he doing?
Nelson: Better, thanks

Lisa: I thought you were studying the Lincoln-Douglas debates?
Bart: You mean the L-man, D-dawg flame wars?

Marge: I’m worried about Mrs Krabappel
Bart: No worries, I heard in the old four square court she was doing great
Lisa: No one even plays four square anymore, they just gossip

Bart: Mrs K, you have to get out of here. When was the last time you washed your hair?
Edna Krabapple: Hmm, two weeks ago…
Bart: Well, that’s better than me, but still, you gotta get out

Bart: I’m a Simpson, and a Simpson never gets up unless he’s tried at least one easy thing

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FOX PAYS “HOMARGE” TO “THE SIMPSONS” WITH ON-AIR SCAVENGER HUNT THIS NOVEMBER

FOX is paying “homarge” to THE SIMPSONS with a week-long on-air scavenger hunt this November in celebration of the series’ “Best. 20 Years. Ever.”

Beginning Monday, Nov. 9 and continuing through Sunday, Nov. 15, fans can watch FOX to find SIMPSONS tributes and clues featured in primetime programming and in on-air promos. Participating series in the week-long tribute to THE SIMPSONS include HOUSE, LIE TO ME, SO YOU THINK YOU CAN DANCE, BONES, FRINGE, BROTHERS, ‘TIL DEATH and DOLLHOUSE. Viewers who spot THE SIMPSONS clues can log on to fox.com for an opportunity to win daily prizes and to enter to win an ultimate grand prize. Additional details to be announced.

January 14, 2009 kicked off “Best. 20 Years. Ever.,” a year-long global 20th anniversary celebration culminating on January 14, 2010, exactly 20 years to the date from the original series premiere.

The Simpsons has a reputation for being very less controversial and has sustained a respectable status in the society. It has always delivered humorous and positive entertainment. That is the reason why this show has been everybody’s favorite for many years now. But the status is not going to stay same for long as our favorite show “The Simpsons” is now in controversy.

Before going any further, I would like to mention that I have been a huge fan of the show since the first time it premiered on television. Till date I haven’t missed any episode of the show and moreover I also have a huge collection of the various downloaded episodes of the show. I have always found the show as a means of great entertainment and fun without any loopholes. But this is not what everyone thinks about the show.

According to a study carried out by The University of Sydney School of Public Health, television shows like The Simpsons affect public health. It has also been revealed that these types of shows often display the use of tobacco in their show.

Dr. Eslick, after examining 18 seasons which amount for near about 400 episodes of the show, concluded that smoking has been depicted about 795 times. He further added that 35 percent of the times it was featured in a negative context, 2 percent in positive and 63 percent in neutral context. He has also analyzed that even though most of the time the characters who smoked were adults like, Patty, Selma and Krusty, children featured in about 8 percent of the cases.

As a matter of fact, we hardly care about these issues, but being a good citizen a certain amount of concern is required. Animated TV series are preferred more by children and the creators of the show must keep it in mind that if they don’t take care of these ill habits then it might prove to be a wrong inspiration for them.

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One family that also celebrates the Earth Day is “The Simpsons“. In a bunch of promo, in line with FOX’s “Green It. Mean It.” campaign, Homer does some precautions to save the earth, including changing the light bulbs to the energy-saving ones. But true to Homer’s nature, he burns in open air the old ones.

The dysfunctional family also made reference to former U.S vice president, Al Gore, who has been keen on saving the planet with his campaigns. In “Green Tip: Heating Tip”, Marge complains that Homer did not pay the heating bill and Homer said, “It’s that Global Warming we take care of it. Al Gore can’t do anything.”

“The Simpsons” airs ever Sundays at 8/7c on FOX. This week in “Father Knows Worst”, Bart and Lisa start struggling in their academic and social lives at school and Homer starts monitoring them and forcing them to do better. Meanwhile, Marge discovers a sauna in the basement.

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