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“It’s hard to believe this used to be an internment camp.” – Marge Simpson

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  1. 1 Frank
    16 June 2014 at 11:54 am

    You know that scene where Kent is doing the play-by-play and it’s so dull, then the camera pans to the South/Latin-American announcer and he goes nuts over the same play…

    I watched a game on Univision a few days ago and it was pretty much the same thing! Holey moley that announcer went nuts.

    Made me look at football in a completely different way

  2. 3 Bartist
    17 June 2014 at 2:37 pm

    I really like this episode, but I really don’t like the animation, especially in this frame.

    • 4 romanatorX
      17 June 2014 at 3:33 pm

      It does look a bit dry. I think season 8 was the first one to use digital colouring and digital animation. It’s not as dry as season 25, but you can see that the character in the animation has been toned down a bit.

      • 5 Al Kaholic
        24 June 2014 at 6:15 pm

        The show was using digital coloring on and off since season seven (it’s the reason why the episodes “Radioactive Man” and “Tennis the Menace” look like shit). It wouldn’t be until “Treehouse of Horror XIII” and “The Great Louse Detective” that the show would make the switch. This is still pretty much hand-drawn cels.

  3. 6 Linda
    19 June 2014 at 9:54 am

    Yeah, you guys are right. But nevertheless it’s awesome :)


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