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<blockquote data-quote="Syberpunk" data-source="post: 1221247" data-attributes="member: 13646">The Simpsons at its height was peerless, nothing could touch it, few shows had you laughing constantly, the old animation style was so much more human had character, little details and facial expressions were infinitely better (and it took took months to animate, so plenty of time was spent one writing as well). It did the satire in the way GTA did at its best.&nbsp; Warm and yet could often be very red pilled and tell funny stories, surreal/eerie too. A Wire/Sopranos level of writing for comedy. It worked on one level for children and yet still even better on another level for adults.It's sad to think there are now more bad episodes than good episodes in its run. It should have ended +15 years ago.[MEDIA=youtube]Zc2d652_2hE[/MEDIA][MEDIA=youtube]4lb0QjJ6tEY[/MEDIA]And its inspired godly memes:[MEDIA=youtube]V8kp3b5h2DY[/MEDIA][MEDIA=youtube]H5ki4YBoI5s[/MEDIA]</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Syberpunk, post: 1221247, member: 13646"] The Simpsons at its height was peerless, nothing could touch it, few shows had you laughing constantly, the old animation style was so much more human had character, little details and facial expressions were infinitely better (and it took took months to animate, so plenty of time was spent one writing as well). It did the satire in the way GTA did at its best. Warm and yet could often be very red pilled and tell funny stories, surreal/eerie too. A Wire/Sopranos level of writing for comedy. It worked on one level for children and yet still even better on another level for adults. It's sad to think there are now more bad episodes than good episodes in its run. It should have ended +15 years ago. [MEDIA=youtube]Zc2d652_2hE[/MEDIA] [MEDIA=youtube]4lb0QjJ6tEY[/MEDIA] And its inspired godly memes: [MEDIA=youtube]V8kp3b5h2DY[/MEDIA] [MEDIA=youtube]H5ki4YBoI5s[/MEDIA] [/QUOTE]

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