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I used to be a huge fan of the Simpsons, when it was still funny until a couple of years ago, but stopped watching the show altogether when I tried to give it a chance but it was honestly too painful. I loved the fact that it had 2 (main) levels of humor. The “funny fat guy stupid” Homer that rednecks and censors can watch and feel it is fine for all audiences, and the “look at yourself” Homer that intellectuals and artists can appreciate. Meanwhile, the children of rednecks and censors everywhere would get the message little by little and perhaps recognize themselves and the world around them, and hopefully get exposed to a subversive message. But the writers who joined recently must have not seen there was a second level, and the show has become a joke within the joke, a parody of itself like the parody of showbiz that Krusty represents. In short, I loved it when it was original and clever. But the people making it now thought it would be easier to just make it easier and more mainstream so that it can compete with reality TV and such.

And then there is the Simpsons Movie coming out next month. I want to hope it will good. I know it will not be as good as I wish, or as it could, but I really hope they waited all this time to make something of high standard, and it is not just the rights holder who finally gave up and accepted Fox’s check… Why am I dubious about Fox? Have a look at this promo page: at the bottom, it says both “Host me on your site” (with appropriate HTML code) and “All rights reserved. Property of FOX. Private use only. Sale, duplication or other transfer of this material is strictly prohibited”… Sounds precisely like what the Simpsons used to make fun of.