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Mr. Bleakman is voiced by Earl Boen, who is also known for playing Reverend Meechum on "Mama's Family"

I almost never got the references because I've never seen a lot of these older films.

Wow they're the Led Zeppelin of cartoons

Fast forward to one of the more recent episodes in which they made fun of and ridiculed the opening scene of Saving Private Ryan. All these references here a clever, tasteful, an homage to classics while simultaneously having a storytelling purpose within the context. Mocking one of the most shocking and traumatizing sequences in movie history for cheap laughs is, sadly, what the Simpsons have sunk to.

Some of these were more then a stretch...

jay ward was the best.

Can You Please Upload Disney Channel Programming Breaks with Lizzie McGuire, Phil Of The Future, Even Stevens and Naturally Sadie from July 30, 2006?

Smithers😂

Daddy 25%

Daddy 25%

The shock chair thing isn't really from A Clockwork Orange. The two scenes aren't the same. In the show, the whole family is wired into a device enabling them to shock each other. In A Clockwork Orange, Alex is strapped into a device that forces his eyes open so he can watch conditioning footage. They really aren't the same at all. Three Men and a Comic Book is based almost completely on The Treasure of the Sierra Madre, and the scene where Bart is holding onto Milhouse by the sleeve could come from a dozen movies with a similar setup. Not sure how you landed on Saboteur. Pretty sure the Beverly Hillbillies reference is to the TV show, not the weird 1993 movie.

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The Simpsons is the best at referencing other media.

Great job!

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I cant believe simpsons predicted all this 😮

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SMIIITHHHHEEEERRRRRRS!

Hell yeah!! Thanks for doily this! My favorite childhood cartoon!!

This is amazing! I grew up watching the Sampson’s from the age of 8 and the majority of these references were from films I’ve only watched since being an adult… pure genius!

Love the text placement it looks different. Love the Dilla beat too 🔥

vi el por lo menos 85% de todas esas películas

Boris!!! The voice of the burgermeister meisterburger!!

what season was 'bart of darkness', ripping off rear window. He's like "that little boy over there looks suspicious!" When he's watching people too, a classic. Did the show's good writers go the way of the doo doo bird? How can a show be this good when it started, only to morph into family guy 1.1 crapola!

Oh damn I thought we were getting some gayness in the officer and gentleman one til she turned around

A test for WBNS

WELL DONE. fan of Groening from his still cartooning on paper. Work is hell collection...the FREE FORM ORIGAMI ...crumpled paper...caught my funny bone like a neutrino activated by the Weak Force in an atomic nucleus. This video took WORk. Time and effort on clever trivia. Crippled pauper age 72 is properly greateragaingrateful. 34 felonies so far. GREAT FULL.

What about the one when Lisa is playing the jug when her saxophone got stolen. Could that be a reference to Aguirre, the Wrath of God?

Such a contrast...the calming of the Pacific Ocean/San Francisco Bay over the EBS Tone.

The S5 E16 Terminator 2 gags were some of the most memorable!

The Mormon Tabernacle Choir's "The Star-Spangled Banner" with visuals of San Francisco Bay Area in the National Anthem, did not appear until 0:21 due to technical difficulties with KGO-TV's sign-off as a conclusion of their broadcast day on Channel 7 (now ABC 7), as a KGO-TV produced SSB was late 11 seconds after KGO-TV's Telop slide was seen on screen.

Cool!

Wow!

Indiana Jones reference most hilarious one!

17:07 one of my favourite ever simpsons moments in history. the blatant ignorance of social awareness homer has & the awesome music to go with it. awesome

12:22 One Flew Over The Cukoo's NEXT?

0:08 I don't get how this is a reference to Alex's conditioning scene in Clockwork Orange. The setup is completely different. An actual Simpsons reference to that in scene Clockwork Orange is at 8:15, from Dog of Death when Santa's Little Helper is going through Mr Burns' training program.

The Simpson scriptwiters were part of Hollywood and they perfectly know tv series and movies to obtain the ideas of the scripts.

These are refernces.parody a literary or musical work in which the style of an author or work is closely imitated for comic effect or in ridicule

A most unique in house SSB video from KNTV, now the NBC owned station in San Francisco operating as NBC Bay Area.

I guess KRON-TV must have used this slide for a long time. There's another version of this exact test card from 1979, but with the older closing script ("you would have been instructed where to tune in to your area for news or official information...") instead. Anyone in the Bay Area remember how long this test card was in use for?

Trab pu kcip is from Watcher in the Woods not The Shining.

KGO TV

What about “The homega man?” S9e4

So many great memories. I started watching The Simpsons when I got posted out to Hong Kong in 1993, so every one of these episodes takes me back to my time over there watching it with the lads.

Am hoping to someday see a test from KTVU, KOFY, and KBHK on here. KTVU once ran their tests with rotating slides as you may recall if you grew up in the area served by those stations back in the day.

The godfather was 1972 not 70

No A Streetcar Named Desire at the end?

So So Good. I can't even pick the best one.

Algunas escenas son muy reconocibles por lo icónica. Los Simpson eran geniales.