“Very well, Lisa, what rousing Sousa march would you have us play?” – Mr. Largo
“Well, I thought maybe for once we could play a song that wasn’t written by Sousa.” – Lisa Simpson
“You mean something just arranged by Sousa?” – Mr. Largo
Happy birthday Danny Elfman!
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(The crotch really does wear out too fast.)
Why are we getting a quote from the worst episode ever?
MPF, just pretend it doesn’t exist…. Sigh.
Regardless of the episode, this is still a funny quote!
Ok, so it’s not just me. This is, like, the first time I’ve been stumped: what season is this from?
Never mind. Found it. Season 11, as I suspected.
Isn’t this the second season 11 quote recently? So why all the hate, then, for season 10?! There are still, at least, some very well-written jokes in season 10, despite its flaws.
10 is better than 11 but worse than 1-9.
Compared with the last 5 seasons, season 11 it’s a jewel.
Season 11’s an innovator in the field of sucking. Most of the time, it’s just the mediocre midpoint between 10 and 12, but it also contains probably the highest concentration of Worst Episodes Ever. Bart to the Future, Alone Again, Natura-Diddley, Eight Misbehavin’, and Kill the Alligator and Run would all be well at home in the late teens.
I actually think season 11 is much, much worse than season 10. It’s a huge drop off in quality.
oh no I am not saying that 11 was good…oh god no! I am just saying that compared to seasons 20 to date they are not that bad…they are still bad but the new ones are just well…..horrible.
There’s another quote from this one that seems appropriate for Danny Elfman: “Okay, we’ll do a different song. Who cares, they all end up sounding the same anyway.”
I kid, Danny. I kid ’cause I love.
Wow a lot of hamsters in this post… “Our leader told us Season 11 is baaaaad”… yeah. It’s a so-so season for my standards, some jokes sucked, some didn’t, but it was still watchable. I mean I could turn on the TV and see if I was laughing 1 minute into the ep, and yes, I was.
Season 12 brought the weird episode opening shit like a badger living in Santa’s Little Helper doghouse, or like when a dog just stalks Bart for no reason and everyone’s ok with it… But still, it was something. That’s the main prob with me and the lot: ppl think that the change between Season 12 and Season 20 for example is as small as it is between Season 11 and 12. But I don’t I believe that everything until at least Season 15 was still salvageable, I accept that it sucked, but come on, give the guys a break. The Moonshine of the Simpson Mind was pretty much the ending point of the “sucky yet still bearable” period, after that it went to “argh whyyyy”.
But of course, it’s just my own opinion.
Hey! Surly only looks out for one guy…Surly!
Seriously, though, Season 11 is, in my opinion, watchable but pretty laugh-less. It seems many fans think “Behind the Laughter” is some gem, or at least the last great classic Simpsons episode. I just watched it a month or two ago and don’t really find it amusing at all. Indeed, the ZS-nature was already strong with that one.
I agree, though, that that’s nothing compared to where the show has been for the last 5-6 years.
Ye guys do realize that a Season 11 episode being quoted doesn’t mean it should be fully worth of praise, right? This quote is a good ‘un; quality writing, unlike most of the episode. Let’s not overlook the gem among the shit.
Yeah, I agree. Similarly, I really love Homer’s “I have more trophies than Wayne Gretzky and the Pope combined” line later in the episode.
If that joke implied that neither Gretzky nor the Pope won any trophies in their lives, then it’s a shitty joke. Nuff said.
No, not nuff said. I always thought that joke was great because of the paring. Homer knows very well about Gretzky’s award proficiency (It’s not implying he won nothing- seriously, look at this, 8 straight Hart Trophies! http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_career_achievements_by_Wayne_Gretzky#Awards), yet he pairs him with the Pope, a person no one thinks of when they think of trophies, which makes it a great joke and a good Homer-ism, where he knows about stuff but not really.
So, yes, the pope didn’t win any trophies (as far as I know), but that’s what makes it funny in my mind.