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Bart Sells His Soul is the Simpsons at their best. Poignant, funny, witty, and heartwarming. In 22 minutes, Bart goes from not caring to questioning, and finally redeeming his soul. It’s a heroic struggle that says a lot about the individual and their place in life.
Plot Summary: To prove his point that the soul doesn’t exist, Bart sells his to Milhouse for five dollars, but regrets it when weird things begin happening to him. Meanwhile, Moe converts his bar to a family restaurant. (continue reading…)

Well, this is me if I were a resident of Springfield. You can go to www.simpsonizme.com, and render yourself as a Simpsons character.

FYI, Amazon.com. has a decent sale of Simpson’s DVD’s. Seasons 1-10, some seasons as low as $17.99.

Mother Simpson has probably one of the best endings in Simpsons history. This heartfelt episode is one of the most touching ever. Plot Summary: When he goes to the records office to verify that he is alive after he fakes his death, Homer discovers that his mom is still alive and she shows up in Springfield, but unknown to the family, she is on the run from the FBI. (continue reading…)

The Mets teams of the early 90′s were the worst that I have ever seen (I wasn’t around in the 60′s). Even though they were some awful teams, there were some players that gave us Mets fans a little hope. They were good players and good people on teams notorious for not only losing, but bad people. (continue reading…)

I’m glad FOX started advertising a bit for the upcoming movie. If not, a lot of people might not know about it. Like people who don’t watch TV, ride a cab/bus, shop at 7-Eleven, listen to the radio, surf the web, and read newspapers or magazines. In other words, nobody.