st swithin’s day is the name of a grant morrison comic about a plot to assassinate thatcher
a moment i’ve always felt is under-appreciated:
st swithin’s day is the name of a grant morrison comic about a plot to assassinate thatcher
a moment i’ve always felt is under-appreciated:
I loved this bit as a tween, and–come to think of it–it’s probably had a pretty big impact on my own humor. A lot of my better joke runs come from digging deeper and deeper into the reality of a joke premise that at first appears to be a one-off comment.
This is probably top 5 for me.
Just like the amazing Lionel Hutz business card bit cited earlier! I can’t remember, do the commentaries call that too-profoundly-stupid-to-be-witty wordplay out as a Swartzwelder bit?
Oh yeah, that’s at least top 10 for me, ai think. Not sure who wrote it. They usually credit Swartzwelder with entire episodes and I think Mirkin is the one often cited as the genius of punch up, though obviously they all write and do punch up.
Omg, this is up there:
Think of this line all the time.
Oh yeah. These are golden.
In the Linewire days I downloaded the Planet of the Apes musical scene just to watch on it’s own.
I CAN SIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIING
Chimpan-A to Chimpanzee is god tier.
“Play the piano anymore” has always bothered me, though, because it implies that he could before.
Omg, “I love you Dr. Zaeus” is so good.
hey BIGHEAD i want to watch all the good, early Simpsons, what season do you think should i stop at
3-8 is generally considered the golden era. through 10 is good.