The Simpsons - Classics - Viva Los Simpsons (DVD)

...containing four great episodes from the hit cartoon series, The Simpsons! The episodes have a great mix of story lines. The four episodes are Homie the Clown, $pringfield (or How I Learnt to Stop Worrying and Love Legalized Gamblin), Homer at the Bat and Viva Ned Flanders. Here is a review of each of episodes and my opinion on this video as a whole. Here are the lists of episodes with information about the story lines, original air dates, writers ...
...of how they appear on the video. They act as a memory refresher to those of you who have seen them and a taster for those of you who haven't. [2F12] - Homer the Clown Original Air Date: 12 Feb 95 Written By: John Swartzwelder Directed By: Mark Kirland Special Guests: Dick Cavett and Johnny Unitas Story Line: Krusty's luck has run out, the mafia are after him. Homer has enrolled at clown school and has to pretend to be Krusty. My opinion: ...

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...one tape. "Homie the Clown" With his debts spiralling out of control due to an extravagent lifestyle and excessive gambling Krusty merchandises the only thing left and opens a clown college. The Marketing-man's dream of Homer enroles immediately and starts taking on all the jobs krusty wouldn't touch with a barge-pole such as kid's parties. Quickly disillusioned with all the work he is doing Homer is about to chuck it all in when he get's pulled ...
...Homer finds new incentive for the job. Unfortunately the mob after Krusty are similarly foiled by Homer's costume.... "$pringfield" Over the past decades Springfields economy has been successively dwindling downwards. The residents decide the only solution is to legalize gambling within the city and Burns always one to jump on an opportunity opens a large casino. Homer gets a job as a Black jack dealer and Marge (usually opposed to such ventures) ...

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The Simpsons - Classics - Viva Los Simpsons is part of the Simpsons classics series of DVD's. Four episodes are included here: "Homie The Clown", "$pringfield", "Viva Ned Flanders" and "Homer At The Bat". "Homie The Clown" has Homer enrolling at clown college after spotting a billboard for it. After becoming an official Krusty the Clown impersonator, he soon finds himself being recognized AS Krusty and in trouble with the mob. The Simpsons movie ...
...on some glasses and playing the theme from The Godfather while being held captive by the mafia. A very good episode this, has memorable moments like Homer imagining everyone around him are clowns, even if they're his friends being burned to death, and Marge singing a circus anthem. In "$pringfield", Mr. Burns sets up a casino and Homer takes a job as a blackjack dealer, although Marge discovers she has a gambling problem. Bart, hoping to capitalize ...

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...so we all know who the best animated family is America… or at least I hope we do hehe ;) The One unique family that have so much drama they Put Eastenders to shame. They are the one and only THE SIMPSONS. The yellow family with only 4 fingers could make anyone laugh there guts up time and time again. With homers laziness, Marge always worrying, Bart and he Denis the menses type behaviour, Lisa being to smart and even the cat and dog (Snowball II ...
...have it) contains 4 episodes. The four episodes include homer becoming a clown, Marge having a gambling problem, Ned Flanders marring some chick in las Vegas and homer being on the base bal team (yes it scars me too hehe) they are all mixed story lines but I can’t fault them in anyway. The four episodes are: Homie the clown Episode no: 118 Air date: 12 of febuary 1995 Written by: John Swartzwelder Directed By: Mark Kirland Guest stars: Dick ...

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...and contains four episodes; Homie The Clown from season six, Springfield from season five, Viva Ned Flanders from season ten and Homer at the Bat from season three. For me Homer at the Bat is the best episode on the DVD, although Homie The Clown is also very good. The most recent episode, Viva Ned Flanders, is one of the better episodes from season ten, where we get our first glimpse of Ned Flanders acting less then saintly. 'Homie The Clown' sees ...
...clown, Homer becomes tired of the way he is treated by kids and adults alike, and ponders whether to quit. However, after he is let off a speeding ticket because he looks like Krusty The Clown, Homer decides to exploit his new found fame. The jokes come thick and fast in this episode, particularly at the start of the episode where Homer can't get the idea of the Clown College out of his head. This episode is also memorable for the loop the loop trick ...

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