The Official Simpsons Griefing Thread

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This tiny Simpsons TV lets you watch tiny Simpsons TV - The Verge

The palm-sized TV was designed in Fusion 360 and printed using an Ender-3 Pro from Creality, according to its creator. Inside you’ll find a tiny Raspberry Pi Zero running Jessie Lite connected to the 640x480 display. [...] Its 32GB SD Card is loaded with 11 seasons of compressed episodes that play in random order. The whole thing is powered by a USB port with a cable running out the back.
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(and it's most likely the first 11 seasons)
 

Loved the comments

DeadFable the Wolf
1 year ago

The bad boy phase is something most girls go through, and this episode spells out one of the reasons; it's not the boy itself that's attractive, it's the idea of 'fixing' them. The idea is that the girl is so special and better than every other girl that they're the one girl in the whole world who can break through the wall of insecurity and macho bravado and free the sweet, sensitive guy on the inside. The male equivalent would probably be riding in on a white steed and swooping the crying damsel from the abusive whoever she is currently in the presents of. The idea is that the subject is a savior deserving of praise and favor who rescued the object of their attention and thus, no longer has to try with them. Yeah, there's a reason most girls grow out of it in their mid to late teens; it's a childish fantasy, not a life goal.
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Justin Fields
4 years ago
There is a bad boy in this video. Milhouse. He's a bad person. He's only hanging out with Lisa to get in her pants. He thinks because he's nice, he's entitled to her. Nelson has his own flaws, and is a much better person. He treats everybody equally. Poorly, but equally nonetheless. Milhouse puts Lisa on a pedestal. If they were to date, it would be her doing everything for him. She and Nelson are equals.
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Nineplusfriend
5 months ago

You know, I've always seen in media of all kind, portraying bad boys as good people, perfect matches for relationships or just as poor good guys misunderstood by society, always portraying bad boys as good men. At the same time, always portraying good men and nice guys as bad people, walking red flags and men that should be avoided and rejected by everyone. But I've never ever seen in any show, animation, video game , in any media, how a woman turn out AFTER getting engaged so much with those bad boys. Broken, bitter and miserable. Bad boys portrayed as prince, good guys as villains, made women think that there are no consequences engaging in relationship with bad guys, because the society said that they are the men they should be with. So when the consequences comes, these women will always give all excuses possibles to justify their relationship with evil men and seek all the guys that they rejected, friendzone or were invisible for them, to save them from the miserable life that they get themselves into, just to discover that those guys no longer exist and that's the moment when they will comes with the classic rage "all men are trash", "there are no good guys anymore", "where are all the good guys", I've never ever seen any media showing that part of the history. Just for a change, I wish to see something like this, Does anyone watched any history like this?
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dodopoopinpoop
4 years ago (edited)
Women want a man they can submit too. That's just how it is. If they feel you are this nice or weak guy they will not like you "in that way". Plus picking a mate is a very emotional primal choice not logical. Even though it's a cartoon I'm glad the.show was real enough to depict this.
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We should have a thread about the topic in these comments.
 
I found the Fargo parody in season 32 (or 33) rather good. I haven't watched the show, but the art directors had a fun time playing with different camera angles from the regular set-up.

Also, Sideshow Mel: cuckold.

edit: Flanders is key OG instead of the stereotype of himself he became.
 
XYZpdq Jr. said:
no, he's a lucha guy
https://youtube.com/watch?v=ZYWCiB2ZnA4
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Honestly reminds me of all those kitschy Simpsons bootleg tie-ins and unofficial merch from back in the 90's and I mean that in a good way.

Plus, does anyone remember when there would be random cameos from The Simpsons in other shows in the 90's? I always thought that was kind of neat as a kid.

Both Duckman and LA Law immediately come to my mind with their Homer Simpson cameos, though I think there were a few others that did so too. On LA Law, the cameo was actually just a theme park worker who wore a Homer Simpson costume for his job and was played by Dan Castellaneta.
 
Rewatched Homer's Enemy, it's probably the most thought provoking episode on the show for being relatively dark and having some points on both sides. But I think the moral is that you can be fat and worthless, but A-Logging will cause everybody to hate you.
 
ZsaZsaBinks said:
I don’t know if anyone is aware but Lisa is a K-Pop fan now.
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Of course they made her one. Wasn't K-Pop really popular with Tumblr users before Tumblr banned porn and they flocked to Twitter?

XYZpdq Jr. said:
but yeah Lisa going from into indie jazz to the most corporate of shit is basically The Simpsons in a nutshell
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How unrecognizable could the show get compared to the first 10 seasons if it just keeps dragging on? Already there's no more Apu Nahasapeemapetilon, Edna Krabappel, Maude Flanders, nor Lionel Hutz and Troy McClure. And the Simpsons family went from no computers in the house to using "social media" like everyone else. The kids went from being "Millennials" to "Zoomers", and now they're "Generation Alpha" kids? Homer and Marge went from being teens in the 1970s to the 1990s?
 
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ToroidalBoat said:
How unrecognizable could the show get compared to the first 10 seasons if it just keeps dragging on? Already there's no more Apu Nahasapeemapetilon, Edna Krabappel, Maude Flanders, nor Lionel Hutz or Troy McClure. And the Simpsons family went from no computers in the house to using "social media" like everyone else. And the kids went from being "Millennials" to "Zoomers", and now they're "Generation Alpha" kids. Homer and Marge went from being teens in the 1970s to the 1990s?
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Just last year the Simpsons had an episode featuring Homer as a teenaged hip-hop producer in the 90's.
 
From The Uncanny Valley said:
Also kpop has ties to human trafficking and all that shit
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Speaking of South Korea and the Simpsons, we all know that the show is animated over there. Here is a video about this:
In 2010, Banksy collaborated with the Simpsons to create a couch gag satirizing the South Korean animation studio.
 
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