The Simpsons has a new opening sequence for the first time since 1989. Largely the changes made do not affect the order of the elements of the old introduction (e.g. Bart writes on a chalkboard, Lisa plays a sax solo, and Homer endangers his life in the family's driveway), but rather serve as a yearbook of characters and gags that have been created since the opening was last updated. Overall the changes make this feel like a bad clip show...come to think of it, that is redundant, so let's just call it a clip show.
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Along the same lines: a revisionist description of George Washington.
ReplyDeleteYeah, I read about this and didn't even bother watching it (I did just now). It feels very "jump the shark" (like the 43rd chicken fight reference in Family Guy).
ReplyDeleteDamn it. Why must they continue?
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