What should have been the last Simpsons episode?
The first one.
>>67864431
The first one
S 13 Episode 7
>>67864431
The last one
>>67864431
Behind the Laughter
"behind the laugther" obviously
>>67864536
>>67864572
a shit episode but an ok ending I guess
>>67864572
>>67864536
get fucked, this is a blemish. It should be Homer to Max at the very latest.
>>67864431
Homer really fucks up at the nuclear power plant and everyone has to evacuate Springfield.
>it's been done before
Fuck you.
something in 2002
>>67864666
If it had ended at the end of Season 11 with Behind The Laughter, no one would think that badly of it. It would just be a brilliant show that went on maybe a year or two too far but still had some gems towards the end. People would be far more forgiving of that.
Behind the Laughter is the obvious choice.
The show was already bad at that point but at least there were more good seasons than bad ones.
Homer's Enemy is the only answer
>>67864431
Behind the Laughter.
138th spectacular
the clip show after sideshow bob steals the nuke
The City of New York V.S Homer Simpson
>>67867095
This should've been the last episode.
Trash of the Titans
>>67867282
good example of a trans. episode
>>67867558
you mean a good episode from a bad season? a mediocre episode from a matching season? i don't remember that episode well
>>67868706
Not the same guy, but I agree it's a good transitional episode because it contains elements of both classic and zombie Simpsons.
Take the celebrity guest stars, for example. On the one hand you have Steve Martin, playing an actual named character who plays an important role in the story of the episode. He has plenty of dialogue, all of it relevant to the plot, and plays it really well. He's a great guest star and it works perfectly for the episode.
Then you also have U2, playing themselves in an irrelevant "look, U2 are in Springfield!" cameo. They have two appearances, both shoehorned into the episode with no relevance or purpose, and they are each given arbitrary lines for the sake of it.
To a lesser extent, the plot itself also reflects the transitional nature of the episode, and the season around it. Homer appealing to the lowest common denominator to get elected, before discovering that he's in way over his head? Great stuff, classic Simpsons. Resolving the episode by moving the entire town down the road? Zombie as fuck.
>>67869481
damn dude, I was just makin a joke because they were TRANSporting the buildings. also wanted to trigger someone by using that word
>>67869763
you should have used a carlos pic and write TRANSITIONAL in all caps
subtlety is dead in 4chan
Should have ended it with the movie.
>>67869763
>tfw I completely missed the joke
Lol, that is my legit opinion of the episode though. I stand by everything I said
>>67870189
You have to be over 18 to post here friend (:
They thought of ending it at the episode where bart burns down the christmas tree and it ends with all the neighbours taking everything in their house and they're just left with a dirty cloth
Homer's Enemy
>>67871611
Worst
Episode
Ever
Whichever episode was before the awful Kim Bassinger/Alec Baldwin episode.
That episode alone introduced a handful of things that are associated with the Simpson's decline.
Digital coloring that was the first big step in removing the life from the series: Check
Completely hackneyed plot revolving around celebrity guests from start to finish: Check
Jerkass Homer: Check
The season 23 finale is the last episode
>>67873158
digital coloring started with the tennis episode tho. That was season 9 i think?
and it was tested on "radioactive man movie" episode from season 7
