Richard
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- Feb 8, 2012
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Well, I must be the only person born in the early 80's who has not watched the Simpsons. I confess I have NEVER watched a full episode of the Simpsons. My limited experience in the Simpsons world has been to play the video game for Nintendo and to watch half of a treehouse of horror in the mid 90's.
That being said, I decided to give the Simpsons a go. I bought Disney plus and have decided to start at the beginning and see what all of the hype was about.
I have recently finished Season 1 of the show. I liked it, was entertained by it, and enjoyed it. However, there wasn't as many laugh out loud moments as I would have expected. There were some witty one-liners that made smile, almost in every episode but I was surprised with how, well, rather unzany the first season is.
My favorite episodes are The Crepes of Wraith, Krusty gets busted, and the season finale.
My least favorite were The call of the Simpsons (probably the worst of the season) and Life on the Fast lane.
Good things are that the family dynamic is cool and believable, Homer calling Bart the boy, the play on family dramas, and the incredible cast of secondary characters.
Bad things are the lack of laugh of loud moments, the predictability of the endings, the lack of pace, and some complete dud moments.
Overall the season gets a 6.5 out of 10 for me and I definitely will move on to Season 2.
That being said, I decided to give the Simpsons a go. I bought Disney plus and have decided to start at the beginning and see what all of the hype was about.
I have recently finished Season 1 of the show. I liked it, was entertained by it, and enjoyed it. However, there wasn't as many laugh out loud moments as I would have expected. There were some witty one-liners that made smile, almost in every episode but I was surprised with how, well, rather unzany the first season is.
My favorite episodes are The Crepes of Wraith, Krusty gets busted, and the season finale.
My least favorite were The call of the Simpsons (probably the worst of the season) and Life on the Fast lane.
Good things are that the family dynamic is cool and believable, Homer calling Bart the boy, the play on family dramas, and the incredible cast of secondary characters.
Bad things are the lack of laugh of loud moments, the predictability of the endings, the lack of pace, and some complete dud moments.
Overall the season gets a 6.5 out of 10 for me and I definitely will move on to Season 2.