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Talk to the Audience?!? - July 2022 (Patreon)

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2022-07-27 04:00:03
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We've reached the end of the month, which means it's once again time for another episode of our community podcast. Join us as we discuss what's going on in The Simpsons' world, including shocking Comic-Con news, Emmy nominations, new action figures, and a battle between Homer and Shrek. And do we hear wedding bells for Yeardley Smith?  Also, we respond to your questions and comments from the most recent round of episodes. So stop playing with your wacky sax and get ready for our traditional dose of infotainment!

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Cossover

I brought a super 7 prime it took almost two years to get it

Cossover

Oh Simpsons rip off the comic again don’t make any sense it’s stupid.

Joe Hodgson

In Massachusetts, you can renew every other driver's license online, presumably so they can make sure you didn't go blind or something. I could have renewed my current one online, but I needed that damn Real ID thing that Henry mentioned so I had to go in. I should be able to renew online the next two times, damnit! And I'm just getting used to calling it the RMV after living here for 15 years. Mass has a lot of inconsequential "only in Mass" things like that. My grandfather, born and raised in Mass, was also a cheese on apple pie guy. Usually cheddar, but if all that was available was American he'd toss a slice of that on top (at least deli counter cheese, not a Kraft single). I had a teacher many years ago who did the same, and he claimed it goes back to the days before refrigeration was invented as most people would store a lot of cheese and apples in their root cellars during the winter because cheese collects mold on the outside, and apples are pretty hearty. And when apples get soft, you either make pie or apple sauce out of them. I've never done the cheese on pie thing, but I'm with Bob in that a snack plate of fruit and cheese is quite tasty and refreshing. I prefer to pair cheddar and grapes, but when I don't have grapes, apples will do. My wife thinks its odd, and then we watched Ratatouille together and my snack received a hearty endorsement from Remy so I got to give her a "See! The rat thinks I'm right!" which might not be as strong an argument as I think it is. I have over a dozen Super7 figures and I would say their prototype and digital render sculpts are pretty faithful to the final product. It's the coloring you have to worry about. If you have any of those Simpsons 25th figures that NECA Toys did, most of those are fully painted which gives them a nice, matte, appearance. Super7 likes to use a lot of colored plastic instead of paint so some of their products have a glossy appearance and the colors can be a bit subdued as a result. I have their Fantasia Mickey Mouse figure and they didn't paint the face so it lacks warmth and I don't like that aspect of it. Though that figure (and the Pinocchio they did) are unique in that their preliminary sculpt looks quite a bit different from the final product, but for the better, as they're more on-model than initially revealed. We still have a long wait though as wave 1 is now scheduled for November and wave 2 March. It's the wait that sucks the most. And we won't hear about a wave 4 until wave 1 ships to customers as that's how they operate, they won't have more than 3 waves of a product line hanging out there.

JJMArtwork

Does anyone want to be Pikmin Bloom Friends? 577507390782

Nathanial Miller

Lot of qualifiers to discount BLADE, Henry lol

Gayest Episode Ever

Couples who podcast together, prod ass together. You’re welcome.

Sean Ryan

Couples who cast together last forever. 🎤❤️

Adam Esat

I was waiting on your thoughts on Ms Marvel, Henry. I’m quite surprised to hear you felt it wasn’t Muslim enough, because I was pretty shocked at how unapologeticly south Asian and Muslim it was. For me I felt like if that show existed post 9/11, I wouldn’t have gone through that period of rejecting the Muslim/Indian part of my background. The first 2 episodes filled me with so much glee! I think the worst part of the show was the brief copaganda in the last ep. But otherwise I loved it!

Kat Heagberg

I was at the Comic Con panel on Saturday when they showed the sneak preview of the Death Note THOH segment — I can’t remember if it was an audience question or a question from Alex about what inspired them to do it, and someone (It was either David Silverman or Matt Selman I think? But it could have also been Carolyn Omine who I think wrote the segment and was wearing a Death Note shirt? I wish I could remember exactly) mentioned the comic VERY briefly. It was something like “I know the comics did it years ago, but we’re doing it now, because time has passed and they aren’t making comics anymore,” not a direct quote, but that was the “logic,” which now seems like it might have been in response to Twitter. Far from an appropriate acknowledgement, but that was the only mention of/reference to it I can recall. My husband and our friend did both turn to me like “I NEED TO READ THAT COMIC NOW.” If there’s a place that I can purchase it that will most directly benefit Nina, I’ll get them both a copy — also, is there anything specific we fans can do to help the powers that be recognize her direct influence on that segment? I think they also mentioned the studio they collaborated with for that segment, but it wasn’t one I was familiar with and I can no longer remember the name. Apologies for my apparently terrible short-term memory. I think I need to up my ginkgo biloba.

Cossover

The comic did IT already too I really like it because he was after homer and his friends the kids almost not at all

Mark Lee Marcheschi

When Henry was responding to Bob not having Candybars, all I could of was the, "you know Marge, in some ways you and I are very different people" line

Aaron Alcott

What's wrong with the Toys/Games That Made Us person (s)? I've not seen any of it but they're always recommended on my Netflix.

Daran

That'd be interesting if they managed to sync Treehouse of Horror episodes with the season number like you mentioned. Unfortunately, Matt Selman's Halloween episode isn't a Treehouse of Horror episode, it's gonna be called "Not It".

John Halski

All due respect, and I’ll include myself here, you may want to defer to others on the question of whether the WAKANDA FOREVER trailer is or is not a respectful tribute.

Blake R.

I had a similar experience at the Tim Heidecker show in Madison. A couple next to me were talking at full volume during his songs and left after the third one. I think they were just there for the stand up character and didn't know there would be music which is the whole point of the 'Two Tims' conceit advertised. Tim was incredibly funny and even called them out after they'd left as the guy of the couple was wearing a stupid hat with a duck coming out of it and kept referring back to them throughout the show. I got the coveted signed On Cinema book at the merch table.

Robert Denby

The plot in Gremlins that Bob talked about with the evil land developer is not in the theatrical cut outside of a few lines. Joe Dante and co realized there were too many plot threads in the first half of the movie and really paired it down. Originally Deagle, the evil old lady, was buying up a bunch of property and was going to let a toxic waste dump be built near the center of town. You can find the deleted scenes on the DVD/Blu/4K releases or youtube. They're a good lesson in pairing a movie down. I don’t know if Joe Dante talked about this at the Q&A (sad to hear the host wasn't very good), but one of my favorite stories of studio interference is the Santa Claus speech in the first Gremlins. Warner Bros. absolutely HATED that scene and execs were constantly trying to make him cut the scene. Even when preview screenings went really well, Warner execs were saying out loud “Its previewing well, and now all we need to do is cut that Santa speech and it’ll be perfect.” It came down to Warner putting pressure on Gremlins’ executive producer Steven Spielberg to make Joe Dante cut the scene. Spielberg admitted he didn’t really care for the scene, but said it was Joe Dante’s movie, and the decision should be up to him. Dante later found out that Warner were so confident they’d be able to make him cut the scene that notes had been printed up that would’ve been sent to projectionists across the country with instructions on where the scene was on the prints and where to cut the film and discard it before showing it.

trasparenti

Surprised someone else is watching the birdgirl show - big agree about Paget Brewster but I actually wish the show was at least as cohesive as bojack, if anything. It feels so disorienting surreal and weirdly written sometimes that it just isn't clicking. But I'll keep watching, all the actors are great