The Simpsons (deel 3)

Op zondag 29 februari 2004 17:09 schreef Frenkel het volgende:
Vanavond!
The Simpsons
Veronica
00:10-00:35
Titel aflevering: Children of a lesser God

Op woensdag 25 februari 2004 11:59 schreef DonStefano het volgende:
Iemand de nieuwste aflevering 'Smart and Smarter' al gezien??
Dies echt zooooo goed. Op www.tvtome.com is het zelfs de best gewaardeerde Simpsonsaflevering ooit

Op maandag 1 maart 2004 19:57 schreef SaintOfKillers het volgende:
Er komt een aflevering aan met Sarah Michelle Gellar. Zij zal een vriendinnetje van Bart spelen. Ze komen terecht in een instelling en worden aan mekaar geketend (parodie op de film The Defiant Ones)

Op zaterdag 3 april 2004 11:09 schreef Evil_Jur het volgende:
Ik las dat de voice cast in staking is, en dat de productie behoorlijke vertraging aan het oplopen is... Beetje zwak, die verdienen allemaal al heel erg veel dacht ik toch.

Op zaterdag 3 april 2004 15:35 schreef CaptainCab het volgende:
18 April: Matt Groening te gast bij the Simpsons

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LOS ANGELES, April 13 — On television Homer J. Simpson is an underachiever, the safety inspector at the Springfield Nuclear Power Plant, with the record for most years worked at an entry-level position. In real life Mr. Simpson and his family of subversives have, by the estimate of accountants employed by the actors who supply their voices, earned Fox upward of $2.5 billion as the stars of one of the longest-running prime-time series in television history.

Now those actors are demanding their share of the wealth. Insisting that "The Simpsons" would not be the same without them, the professionals behind the voices of Homer, Bart, Marge and the show's other animated characters are holding out for the kind of financial rewards earned by actors on hit sitcoms like "Friends" and "Frasier."

Hollywood executives say that the actors' insistence on not just a near tripling of their salaries — to $8 million a season — but also on a share of the show's profits is a first for an animated series, a genre that studios and networks have counted on for predictable costs and peaceable casts.

A senior Fox executive, who spoke on condition of anonymity, said that the actors' estimate of revenues for "The Simpsons" was "extravagantly high" and that the figures did not reflect the considerable expenses of a series that employs large numbers of writers, producers and animators. (He declined to discuss revenues for the show.)

But other television executives said the $2.5 billion figure was not out of line, given the syndication fees for "The Simpsons," its huge success in merchandising and its potential DVD sales.

According to Fox, "The Simpsons" is averaging 11.5 million viewers an episode, down 2 million viewers from last season. But the show is still the network's No. 1 Sunday series and ranks first in its time slot for adult viewers 18 to 49, a much sought-after age group. The show is also the longest-running animated series ever.

The fall season for "The Simpsons," normally 22 episodes, will be cut short because of the contract impasse, the Fox executive said. "We can't saddle the show with costs that make it uneconomical to produce," he added.

But money is not the only issue. At stake in the negotiations over "The Simpsons" is a potential precedent that could color the broadcast networks' competition with cable networks, which increasingly schedule cutting-edge animated shows aimed as much at adults as at children.

What faces the networks — and the actors — is the question of how important are the voices, and even personalities, of the performers portraying animated characters. Are they anonymous, perhaps interchangeable? Or are they as important to the success of an animated series as, say, the actors on "Will and Grace" and "Friends"? Animation might play a much smaller role on television if voice performers were to be paid as much as actors who appear in the flesh.

Six years ago, during an earlier round of strained contract negotiations between Fox and the leading actors on "The Simpsons," the studio hired casting directors around the country to find replacements but failed, said David E. Weber, the lawyer for Hank Azaria (who provides the voices of Moe, Apu and other characters), and John S. Kelly, the agent for Yeardley Smith (Lisa), in a joint interview.

"The issue is twofold," said Mr. Kelly, a partner in Bresler-Kelly & Associates in Los Angeles. "The personalities that the audience identifies with for each of these characters don't come from the drawings but from the personalities of the characters, which are provided by the actors. The second thing is there are 40-some regular characters on the show. They're all voiced by these six actors."

According to the financial analysis developed for the actors, Fox, which has financed the series from its start in 1989, has earned $2.5 billion to $3 billion from "The Simpsons," mostly from syndication, advertising, foreign license fees and merchandising. Several television agents said "Friends" might generate comparable figures in syndication.

"In contrast to numerous other successful shows, none of this is being distributed to the actors," said Mr. Weber, a partner in the Beverly Hills law firm Offer, Weber & Dern. "There's no back-end position at all," he said, using an industry term for profit sharing, "or the upfront fees have not been significantly raised as a recognition of past contributions to the financial success of the show."

"What we're really asking for is what's customary in the television business for actors on successful shows," he continued. "We're not getting it."

But the Fox executive said it was "an enormous stretch" for the actors on "The Simpsons" to compare themselves to stars like Ray Romano of "Everybody Loves Raymond" or the cast of "Friends." Those performers, the executive said, are significantly identified with their characters, perhaps to the detriment of their future careers.

Sitcom casts, he added, work almost exclusively on their shows, while the actors on "The Simpsons" generally work two half-days for each episode, leaving them time to play other roles in films, the theater and television with relative ease.

"They get paid extremely well," the executive said.

Aside from Ms. Smith and Mr. Azaria, the actors in negotiations are Dan Castellaneta (Homer), Julie Kavner (Marge), Nancy Cartwright (Bart) and Harry Shearer (Mr. Burns and others). They were initially paid $3,000 an episode, their representatives say, and now earn about $125,000 an episode. The actors are seeking $360,000 an episode, as well as a percentage of the show's profits.

"The bottom line is these people have been working on the show for 15 years," Mr. Weber said. "It started at such a low end that it was impossible to see this length of success and this length of service to the show. So there's a lot more to be made up for in the long run."

Recent sitcom stars like Mr. Romano, Jerry Seinfeld and Michael J. Fox have shared in the profits of their series. The arrangement allows them to continue to earn large sums from syndication fees after the shows cease production.

Actors on hit shows who are not granted profit percentages are often given huge pay packages instead. Jason Alexander, Julia Louis-Dreyfus and Michael Richards earned about $600,000 an episode in the final year of "Seinfeld," said several television agents. In the final two years of "Friends" each member of the cast has been earning more than $1 million an episode, they said.

Like many other successful network comedies, "The Simpsons" is partly owned by its creators. Matt Groening, a comic strip writer and artist, invented "The Simpsons" as a series of short vignettes for "The Tracey Ullman Show" on Fox. James L. Brooks, the writer and producer, helped turn the show into a half-hour series and and is still an executive producer. They have each earned at least $150 million, perhaps far more, from deals that cover not only syndication rights but also licensing, merchandising and video rights, said people with knowledge of the financial arrangements. (Potentially lucrative DVD rights are not covered in such deals, which date to the early 1990's.)

The Fox executive said it was unclear how much of the forthcoming season of "The Simpsons" would be cut. Production was set to begin in March but has been delayed. A March 19 letter to the actors' representatives, signed by Neal S. Baseman, senior vice president for business affairs at 20th Century Fox Television, said "continuing negotiations at this time" would "not be in the best interests" of the studio. The negotiations have been suspended.

The actors and their representatives have hired Sitrick & Company, a Los Angeles public relations firm that often deals with corporate crisis management to press their case for higher pay.

The actors' representatives and Sitrick executives declined to name the television industry financial consultant who wrote the detailed 12-page report on Fox's revenues from "The Simpsons." Sitrick & Company said the author was a respected financial analyst who worked for several television studios, including Fox, and therefore did not want his name made public.

The report says that Fox's syndication earnings from "The Simpsons" are close to $1 billion and that the network's prime-time advertising revenues from the series have exceeded $500 million.

If, as planned, "The Simpsons" remains on the Fox schedule through at least May 2005, the show will have completed 16 seasons, passing "The Adventures of Ozzie & Harriet" as the longest-running sitcom on television. "Ozzie & Harriet" ran from 1952 to 1966.

Op zaterdag 3 april 2004 15:57 schreef MrBadGuy het volgende:
Het 4e seizoen wordt in Regio 1 op 15 juni uitgebracht, over de Regio 2 release heb ik helaas nog niks kunnen vinden. Bij Amazon.com kost deze 4 dvd-boxset $32,49. Dit zijn de releasedatums van alle seizoenen tot nu toe:

The Complete 1st Season 9/25/2001
The Complete 2nd Season 8/06/2002
The Complete 3rd Season 8/26/2003
The Complete 4th Season 6/15/2004

Hopelijk komt er eens wat meer tempo in, want met deze snelheid hebben we seizoen 16 met een beetje geluk in 2014

En nog en klein beetje info over de Seizoen 4 release:

http://www.amazon.com/exe(...)/103-1040612-1564620
http://www.thesimpsons.com/episode_guide/0401.htm

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Homer's Triple Bypass"
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Original Airdate: 12/17/92

In a series of terrifying X-ray shots of Homer's chest, we see that his heart is dangerously clogged with plaque and doughnut residue and that he is in need of a triple bypass operation. The operation costs $40,000, but Homer cannot afford that much, so he goes to Dr. Nick Riviera, who agrees to do the operation for $129.95. During the operation, Dr. Nick loses his nerve and only Lisa, who has been studying the heart, can talk him through the procedure. Homer recovers and is able to live a long, doughnut-filled life

Op zondag 18 april 2004 19:35 schreef PimD het volgende:
Coole poster van Futurama

waar heb je die gehaald ?

With the cast of The Simpsons holding out for more money, Fox is beginning to map strategies for doing without prime-time's top 'toon, including moving some of its best performers into the breach. The six actors haven't shown up to work for a month, stalling production of the 16th season. They have completed work on six episodes for next season, including the annual "Treehouse of Horror" episode. With postseason baseball delaying The Simpsons' start until November, Fox should have enough episodes until January. But each week that passes puts the rest of the season further in the hole. Because it takes nine months after recording voices to send the tracks overseas and have scenes animated, the next season likely will be shortened from the usual 22 episodes. None of the alternatives are particularly attractive to Fox:

• Move American Idol or That '70s Show to Sunday at 8 pm. Idol is set to start its next season in January, so the timing would work well.

Losing The Simpsons, even temporarily, would leave a huge hole in Fox's schedule. Despite a 15% ratings decline this season, The Simpsons ranks second only to Idol in the network's lineup. Ending the show "would essentially be saying the young-adult audience is up for grabs on Sunday night."

• Replace lead voices. Producers killed off Maude Flanders when actress Maggie Roswell demanded more money in 1999. Yet it's highly unlikely that Fox would seek to replace the lead roles, because new voices would seem jarring to fans.

Few in the TV business expect the impasse to last long enough to call any of these contingencies into play, or to lead the studio to shelve the series entirely. The Simpsons, Fox TV's most valuable asset, brings in $2.5 billion each year.

Op maandag 19 april 2004 16:31 schreef DarcMarc het volgende:
dus die speelfilm van the simpsons komt dus niet

Op zaterdag 3 april 2004 15:35 schreef CaptainCab het volgende:
18 April: Matt Groening te gast bij the Simpsons

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LOS ANGELES - A month after stalled contract renewal talks led the voices of "The Simpsons" to stop work, both the actors and Fox are getting more "D'oh!"

Terms of the deal were not announced for the actors who provide the voices for Homer and Marge Simpson and other characters on the long-running animated series.

"We couldn't be happier to have reached a multiyear deal with the enormously talented cast of 'The Simpsons,'" series producer 20th Century Fox Television said Friday in a statement.

A spokesman representing the cast said they had no immediate comment.

Despite speculation the dispute would shorten the 2004-05 season, the studio said it was optimistic that all 22 planned episodes could be finished.

The loss of even a few episodes of "The Simpsons," a bulwark of Fox TV's schedule, would be financially painful for the network.

Each cast member was seeking about $360,000 an episode, or $8 million for the 22-episode, 2004-05 season, the trade paper Daily Variety reported previously. The actors were earning $125,000 an episode.

The contract dispute involves Dan Castellaneta (Homer); Julie Kavner (news) (Marge); Hank Azaria (news) (Moe, Apu and others); Harry Shearer (news) (Mr. Burns and others); Yeardley Smith (news) (Lisa) and Nancy Cartwright (Bart), the paper said.

The actors' previous deal, which covered seasons 13, 14 and 15, was reached without complication.

In 1998, however, the cast — except for Kavner, who had a previous deal in effect — sought significant pay increases. At that time, the performers made $30,000 an episode from a show that has proved a huge international moneymaker.

Op vrijdag 7 mei 2004 18:59 schreef ilona-scuderia het volgende:
Kijk ik net in de tv-gids, zie ik dat ze zometeen om 19:00 uur op BBC2 komen!

Thank you for your e-mail regarding 'The Simpsons'.

I was pleased to read that you are such a big fan of this programme. I would like to explain that 'The Simpsons' is due to move to Channel 4 later this year and sadly the BBC does not have the rights to show any more series.

I hope, however, that you will still find the programme's website of interest:

www.bbc.co.uk/cult/simpsons

Thank you again for taking the time to contact the BBC. Finally, I have attached an invitation, from our Head of Customer Services, asking you to participate in our customer survey. We would welcome your views on our service.

Regards

Joanne Fleming
BBC Information

Op woensdag 12 mei 2004 22:29 schreef superheist het volgende:
seizoen 15 ep 19 over Pie-man vond ik wel grappig

#20 iets minder

Op woensdag 12 mei 2004 22:29 schreef superheist het volgende:
seizoen 15 ep 19 over Pie-man vond ik wel grappig

#20 iets minder

Op donderdag 13 mei 2004 16:37 schreef MrBadGuy het volgende:

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Aflevering 19 vond ik ook een leuke, beter dan aflevering 17 (My Big Fat Geek Wedding) en veel beter dan aflevering 18 (Catch 'Em If You Can). Aflevering 20 heb ik helaas nog niet gezien, maar lijkt me wel leuk, khou wel van flashback afleveringen.

De kijkcijfers in de USA zijn trouwens niet echt goed te noemen de laatste tijd, steeds weer onder de 10 miljoen, vorige seizoen zaten ze meestal rond de 12-15 miljoen met een uitschieter van een dikke 20 miljoen. De laatste aflevering (s15e20) had zelfs maar 6,2 miljoen kijkers, dit valt te verklaren omdat toen op CBS de finale van Survivor was. Maar dit seizoen word een aardig stuk slechter bekeken dan vorig seizoen, hopelijk veranderd dit weer snel.

Op woensdag 12 mei 2004 22:24 schreef rscp1 het volgende:
Ik heb de BBC een e-mail gestuurd met de vraag of The Simpsons nog hervat gaat worden, maar het ziet er niet goed uit:
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Op maandag 17 mei 2004 12:04 schreef CaptainCab het volgende:
En, is iedereen er trots op dat 1 van de vaste karakters Nederlander blijkt te zijn?

LOS ANGELES (Hollywood Reporter) - The ensemble voice cast of Fox's hit animated comedy "The Simpsons" has inked a new four-year deal with the show's producer, after going on strike about a month ago in the midst of contract negotiations.

Dan Castallaneta, Julie Kavner, Nancy Cartwright, Hank Azaria, Harry Shearer and Yeardley Smith will return to work next week.

"We couldn't be happier to have reached a multiyear deal with the enormously talented cast of 'The Simpsons," producer 20th Century Fox TV said in a statement late Friday. "Fans will be pleased to know that despite our recent production delay, we are optimistic that they can look forward to a full season's episodes next year on Fox, and hopefully many years to come."

"The Simpsons" is returning for its 16th season in the fall. The show, which celebrated its 300th episode last season, has been Fox's strongest scripted performer, anchoring the network's Sunday lineup.

Additionally, the show has generated hundreds of millions in auxiliary revenues such as DVD sales and merchandise, raising the value of the franchise to over $1 billion.

Op woensdag 19 mei 2004 10:07 schreef DonStefano het volgende:

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met klompen en al zelfs

Maar in een niet al te grijs verleden was Moe ook al Italiaan. Continuiteit is niet het sterkste punt van de Simpsons

Op zondag 30 mei 2004 19:21 schreef MrBadGuy het volgende:
DVD-update:

Seizoen 4 Regio 1(VS) - 15 Juni - $ 49,98 / � 41,62 (Amazon.com)
Seizoen 4 Regio 2(UK) - 2 Augustus - � 29,99 / � 45,81 (Amazon.co.uk)
Seizoen 4 Regio 2(NL) - 4 Augustus - � 59,99 (Vanleest.nl)

Van Leest is altijd erg duur qua dvd's, dus misschien dat de Nederlandse prijs nog wat lager wordt bij andere winkels.

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Een dvd-box om naar uit te kijken lijkt mij

Op maandag 31 mei 2004 12:20 schreef jimjim1983 het volgende:
ik vind die hele oude simpsons veel minder leuk dan de eerste. ik heb het eerste seizoen op dvd en die vind ik niks aan. geef mij maar seizoen 14 ofzo

Op maandag 31 mei 2004 12:20 schreef jimjim1983 het volgende:
ik vind die hele oude simpsons veel minder leuk dan de eerste.

Op vrijdag 9 juli 2004 11:53 schreef Frenkel het volgende:
Wanneer begint seizoen 16 eigenlijk?
en ik heb geen hoop meer of het hier of op de BBC nog wordt uitgezonden

BBC no longer air the show from 8th May. According to Sky Programme Information and Digital Spy, no episodes will be showing on British terrestrial TV until November, when C4 kicks in.

Jane Root, BBC programme co-ordinator, speaks: "It's not just off the air for now, it's off the air forever on BBC Two because we don't have the rights to it anymore. There was a bidding war between us and Channel 4, Channel 4 paid a million pounds an episode - we were paying about 25,000."

Op vrijdag 9 juli 2004 12:46 schreef 456 het volgende:
Damn... Dat betekent dus het einde van de 'live' uitzendingen op tv. Ik moet het dus met mijn dvd series doen, en die spaarzaam gedownloade afleveringen op mijn pc.

Voor wat betreft de tekeningen in de eerste series, ik meen dat ze vanaf serie 3 met een japanse tekenstudio in zee zijn gegaan, die alles digitaal deed. Ofwel Homer in serie3 is dezelfde als in serie 100393238124 (bij wijze van spreken) of ze moeten er zelf dus iets aan veranderd hebben.
Maar geen tekenfouten meer, omdat ze het niet meer handmatig doen.

Aug 12 2002 � As of Simpsons episode EABF01, the show will be colored digitally instead of using traditional hand-painted cels. The rumor has now been confirmed by Al Jean.

Op vrijdag 9 juli 2004 13:29 schreef CaptainCab het volgende:
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Simpsons to reveal gay character

A character from The Simpsons is to be revealed as gay, sparking a mystery among fans over who it will be.
"We have a show where, to raise money, Springfield legalises gay marriage," producer Al Jean told fans at a comic book convention.

"Homer becomes a minister by going on the internet and filling out a form. A long-time character comes out of the closet, but I'm not saying who."

The last mystery Simpsons storyline involved killing off a character.

After weeks of speculation it was revealed Maude, the wife of Homer Simpson's neighbour Ned Flanders, was the unlucky victim of the cull.

Big screen

Speculation is already running rife across fan websites about who will be the mystery gay character, ranging from Mr Burns' devoted sidekick Waylon Smithers to one or both of Homer's sisters-in-law.

Simpsons creator Matt Groening joked to Comic-Con San Diego convention-goers "it's Homer".

In the episode, set to be broadcast in the US in January, Homer's hometown Springfield licenses gay marriage - a particularly hot topic in the US at the moment during election campaigning.

Groening also said plans were still afoot for a Simpsons movie but it would not be made until the TV series finally ended.

Guest stars for the next series may include rapper 50 Cent, comic actor Ray Romano and Sex and the City star Kim Cattrall.

Op woensdag 28 juli 2004 17:58 schreef Erasmusch het volgende:

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Ik zet mn geld op Lenny en Carl...

Probed for information about the upcoming season, Al Jean revealed that one of his favorite episodes is one in which Lisa gets a restraining order against Bart and has to watch a tape titled "So You’ve Got a Restraining Order," narrated by actor Gary Busey. Groening also noted that reclusive American writer and public figure Thomas Pynchon and A Brief History of Time author Stephen Hawking will both return for guest appearances.

As for the long-term plans for the series, Groening stated, "The show will go on for at least another couple seasons and probably a couple more after that."

Fans have been clamoring for more seasons on DVD. To this, Groening responded, "Unlike a lot of other contemporary TV shows, we don’t want to rush them out with commentary on just a few episodes. But we are streamlining the process so that the next seasons will come out a lot quicker."

Op woensdag 28 juli 2004 23:15 schreef Kipman het volgende:
Toch raar dat ��n van de populairste, meest geliefde en nog steeds veel bekenen series, niet in Nederland te zien is

Op zaterdag 31 juli 2004 15:08 schreef Vamos het volgende:
Ik heb de eerste paar seizoenen gedownload en vind de Simpson eigenlijk veel te moralistisch. Dan is er een leuk gegeven en wordt het weer happy de pappy uitgewerkt met een zoentje aan het eind

Op woensdag 4 augustus 2004 22:39 schreef 456 het volgende:
Deze jongen gaat zich bij wijze van 'sigaar uit eigen doos' tracteren op seizoen 4 komend weekend

(Futurama is nl. uit)

Dan Castellaneta, the actor who provides the voice of the patriarch of Fox's long-running animated comedy "The Simpsons," has earned this year's Primetime Emmy Award honor for voice-over performance for his work as Homer, Krusty the Clown, Grampa and other "Simpsons" characters. Castellaneta won voice-over Emmys for "Simpsons" in 1992 and '93.

The voice-over performance honor is one of three Primetime Emmy Award categories that are so-called juried awards, which have no nominations and final winners are determined by a panel of judges with relevant expertise. The juried awards will be formally presented to the winners along with the rest of the Creative Arts Primetime Emmy categories Sept. 12 at a ceremony held at the Shrine Auditorium in Los Angeles. The major Emmys will be handed out in a televised ceremony a week later.

Op woensdag 11 augustus 2004 13:03 schreef Strolie75 het volgende:
Uit welk seizoen komt eigenlijk die aflvering waarin Homer tegen beter weten in dat enorme broodje bewaart?

Op woensdag 11 augustus 2004 13:06 schreef MrBadGuy het volgende:
Ik denk dat je aflevering 13 van Seizoen 4 bedoelt: "Selma's Choice"

http://www.duffzone.co.uk/framegrabs/9f11/02012004110233.jpg
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Smithers 5 - 2
Patty 7 - 2
Selma 7 - 2
Kent Brockman 7 - 1
Lenny (Homer's work mate) 10 - 1
Carl (Homer's work mate) 10 - 1
Moe 10 - 1
Comic Book Guy 12 - 1
Principal Skinner 12 - 1
Old Sea Captain 12 - 1
Otto (bus driver) 14 - 1
Dr. Hibbert 14 - 1
Barney 16 - 1
Apu 25 -1
Mr. Burns 33 - 1
Chief Wiggam 33 - 1
Mayor Quimby 40 - 1
Bee Suit Man 66 - 1
Homer 66 - 1
http://www.paddypower.com(...)_class_id=72&id=5098

1 Homer's Barbershop Quartet
2 Cape Feare
3 Homer Goes to College
4 Rosebud
5 Tree House of Horror IV: The Simpson's Halloween Special IV
6 Marge on the Lam
7 Bart's Inner Child
8 Boy Scoutz N the Hood
9 The Last Temptation of Homer
10 $pringfield (or How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love Legalized Gambling)
11 Homer the Vigilante
12 Bart Gets Famous
13 Homer and Apu
14 Lisa vs. Malibu Stacy
15 Deep Space Homer
16 Homer Loves Flanders
17 Bart Gets an Elephant
18 Burns' Heir
19 Sweet Seymour Skinner's Baadasssss Song
20 The Boy Who Knew Too Much
21 Lady Bouvier's Lover
22 Secrets of a Successful Marriage

Op zaterdag 16 oktober 2004 22:33 schreef Brammie1 het volgende:
Ik begin er toch sterk aan te denken of ik niet eens �100 nuttig ga gebruiken en de eerste 3 seizoenen op DVD ga kopen...

Op zondag 7 november 2004 15:56 schreef Mike het volgende:
Vanaf vanavond weer nieuwe afleveringen in Amerika. Het seizoen start met een uitzending van The Treehouse of Terror.

Op maandag 8 november 2004 18:55 schreef DarcMarc het volgende:

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1 van de slechtste afleveringen van de Treehouse of horror reeks

Op maandag 8 november 2004 19:01 schreef Frenkel het volgende:

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Zo slecht was ie niet..
Ik vond em best lache..

Maar vind de Treehouse of Horror afleveringen zoiezo altijd wat minder dan 'gewone' afleveringen..

Op dinsdag 9 november 2004 01:35 schreef Libris het volgende:
Ik heb gisteren seizoen 4 voor zo'n 25 euro gehaald...

Op woensdag 17 november 2004 19:32 schreef Frenkel het volgende:

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waar ergens?!

Op maandag 22 november 2004 20:36 schreef Frenkel het volgende:
Oke, weten we ook weer wat het haar en de oor van Homer betekent

Verder een coole aflevering: Ralphie: Duck, Duck, Duck, Duck, Duck, Duck, Duck, Duck, Duck, Duck, Duck,

Op zaterdag 4 december 2004 20:06 schreef -Mk- het volgende:
Vanaf Maandag 3 Januari elke werkdag om 18:40 op Veronica!!!!

Op zaterdag 20 november 2004 13:05 schreef MrBadGuy het volgende:
7 februari komt seizoen 5 uit op R2 in Engeland! Nog even geduld dus.

http://www.amazon.co.uk/e(...)/026-8985247-8696402

Op zaterdag 18 december 2004 20:41 schreef HomerJ het volgende:
Ik volg de nieuwste afleveringen ook. Hoe laat komen elke week de nieuwe afleveringen in Amerika en op welke dag?

Op maandag 20 december 2004 22:36 schreef Ceased2Be het volgende:
zojuist op www.dvdsoon.com seizoen 5 besteld voor 24 euro omgerekend.

Op vrijdag 24 december 2004 02:52 schreef Svensational het volgende:
Hier in Australie hebben ze het twee keer per dag. Hier is de nieuwste aflevering dat Homer bekent dat hij ook nog met iemand anders heeft gezoend dan Marge. Is dat nieuw of is die eigenlijk al weer oud?

Op vrijdag 24 december 2004 11:56 schreef jimjim1983 het volgende:
ik las net dat ze niet zo lang meer doorgaan, ze willen 365 afleveringen gemaakt hebben en dan stoppen