Yeah, I know! The look on his face is precious. Man, those are some baaad movies! The first one appears to be about NOTHING, the second one is outdated as hell.
If you slow down TH-cam to 0.25x speed and go to 1:26, where the film ends, you can read the last part of the strip (the tail leader), which has a handwritten looking font: "Sand of Earth", but the "Sand" is crossed out, so it now reads "Moon of Earth".
@justan idiot I mean I think the difference is prior to spacetravel the very concept was basically intangible for anyone but physicists. The moon was just more land. Sure we have optimistic predictions now, but considering people have been living in space continuously for several decades now and the more conservative estimates of the next 10 years are just to expand the number of people up there at any time, and maybe have a few on the moon and Mars as well, things aren't that outlandish. The only claim that may seem absurd is the spacex million people on Mars by (what i believe is currently set to 2040) its a goal that likely won't be reached in that time frame, but at least has a chance. Many claims made in the 50s were just speculative. Nobody had been to space yet, rockets saw basically no use outside of weaponry (a role that they fulfilled since the invention of gunpowder). The idea of a moon colony was a fun fantasy that scientists speculated could certainly happen, but they had no real understanding as to how.
When I was growing up my family had a book called "Mars: 1999" about a manned mission to Mars that would take place by 1999. We also had a kids book from the late 50 or early 60s about taking a vacation to the Moon colonies. Both were exactly like the Simpsons film... America sure was optimistic back in the day.
As a teacher, I am shocked that Ms. Hoover’s class doesn’t have most of the kids freaking out and running all over the classroom. She at least has classroom management down.
Interesting enough, Lisa's class is much less well-behaved than Bart's. No Nelsons, no Barts, no Millhouses (under Bart's influence). Only Ralphs and Jennys.
@@thiagodeandrade7081 Or Bart had someone else for second grade whom he drove away after the year and they were desperate enough to just drag some random person from a crowd into a position they never asked for.
@@kyndrablankenship1758 It is possible. Although at least a flashback (to a Parents and Teachers meeting) showed Mrs. Hoover satisfied with Lisa's performance. I am not sure she has always been the cynical figure we know now.
It's to offset the respective characters being taught. Useless teacher for Lisa to highlight her smarts, reasonably capable, strict teacher for Bart to highlight his misbehaviour/underachieving.
I was in elementary school in the 00's. We had maps with 2 Germany's and the ussr. Most of us kids didn't even know that these countries once existed. None of us were alive when they fell. Don't underestimate the lack of funding for public schools
@@johantaube3022 Heh, I remember there being a bunch of outdated maps, globes and atlases in my public schools. I was in elementary school in the 1990s, and high school from 2002-2006. As a result I'm pretty good at spotting such outdated maps, noticing things like the Soviet Union, West and East Germany, Czechoslovakia, Yugoslavia, Zaire, and one big Sudan.
I remember watching films like this when I was in school. It seems like the projector took as long to set up as the movie did to play. And the soundtrack was always warbly, which was probably my favorite part.
Funny thing here is the fact that for many of us who were in elementary school during the mid to late 70’s, old and outdated movies were a common part of the curriculum. So this here is not far off. I love how bored the class is (except Ralph)….another accuracy from school days. When you saw the projector set up you silently cheered…you could doze off without getting caught.
@@douglassfunnie9959 Walking on the moon was only possible because of the investment in the space programme by the Democratic presidencies of Kennedy and Johnson. Without them Apollo 11 would have come much later in the Nixon administration, if at all, since Republicans typically spend less money on government projects.
I don’t think there’s a single wasted opportunity for a joke in that moon movie. It’s pure comedy gold. Every visual is a joke, every line is a parody. I couldn’t add something if I tried.
These movies would have been good as hell if they were voiced by Troy McClure, you may remember him from such films as "The Adventures of Bobo (a lovable gorilla fable,)" and "Golf! you know it, we grow it!"
SeaOfTides - it's poorly managed and poorly funded (teachers are criminally underpaid for the important work that they do), but there's no reason it COULDN'T be vastly improved with adequate funding and policy changes. When I think of all the funding that goes to college athletic stadiums, professional sports etc. - if 1% of that were somehow diverted to public schools, they'd improve drastically.
@Yellowblanka College sports fund colleges. There are 27 American colleges that bring in over a $100,000,000 in revenue per year through college sports, and the others aren't exactly struggling.
And how much of that money actually funds academic programs/faculty/expansion at those universities vs. just funding the college athletic programs? My point was, we invest a LOT of money in college/professional sports that could be used by our sorely under-funded/understaffed public school system, and would be far more beneficial.
“Slow down Tubby, you’re not the moon yet.” “Maybe she drove to the moon.” “Of course we could make things more challenging Lisa but then the stupider kids would be in here, furrowing their brows in a vain attempt to understand the situation.”
I think the hidden joke about the sand movie being outdated is that sand is used to create silica and silicon for transistors which powers basically everything computer related today.
The Gaming Railfan Soviets: first probe in space, first man in space, first probe on the moon, first manual controlled spacecraft Americans: got to the moon Yep, obviously america is the clear winner here.
You know I used to laugh at the whole sand joke... But then I got a book on the history of salt... ...No that's not a joke either. The title is: Salt A World History.
After my grandmother died, amongst her recipie books I found a book about potatoes from "South Australian Potato Board" - it was a small paperback with a plain cream coloured cover with the title and "S.A. Potato Board" in large font printed on the front in plain maroon letters. I find it amusing that such a thing exists.
It's almost as vital as water, you bet your ass it has a world history. "Worth its weight in salt" came before "gold" because salt had a higher trade value. I hope you read it.
I own that book and it is amazing. The fact that entire trade routes and events as significant as Indian independence and the French Revolution were underpinned by something so simple is just mind-blowing. There's also a recipe for how to cook a flamingo, so...
@@alexhajnal107 Yep, there were examples of this. Aside from The Simpsons doing a spoof of a film about a world without zinc, The Kentucky Fried Movie had this for a parody... th-cam.com/video/yo5g2LLxKHg/w-d-xo.html
See, it’s little things like that that they don’t have to include, but do anyway. They go the extra mile to make for a quality humor experience for the discerning.
I can understand Lisa. In secondary school in Geography and History classes we were watching a lot of movies. It was fun at first, but near the end of the year it was just boring. I can watch movies at home, I'm here for studying and learning new things. Yeah, I was one of those who liked to study, especially History.
The problem is that Lisa, and students that want to learn in general, were complaining to the teacher and the school to stop showing movies. The solution is to convince every student in that classroom that is better to stop watching movies and learn, so that every single student is complaining about the same issue and thus the school will be forced to accomodate the new popular demand. Nothing changes by complaining to the government, only by full support of the population can things actually change.
@@notapplicable6985 people were supposed to go to school and classes to be taught how to work in places like factories, only leaving when allowed, having to stay in one place for a long time, short lunch break, and doing what the person in charge says without question. The problem with school is that now jobs like that are more rare with robots taking the simple tasks, and now jobs are really diverse, but school hasnt changed to suit the new world. What we "learn" isnt useful, it was just molding kids to be workers. The only stuff that was useful was learning basic math, reading, and writing
This is just golden. That moon film teaches the behaviour youll have to master in the late 20th century: Just admire stuff, be amazed by things, and dont even dare to understand anything.
This somehow remembers me of my class long time ago back in school. We did the same thing many times in our class.... Watching old outdated "education" movies 😂🤣
"Furrowing their brows in a vain attempt to understand the situation" is probably my favorite line in the whole show
He says it as An observation of stupidity rather than as an insult and somehow that makes it all the more insulting lol
I also remember things
Always snuck by me til I watched this clip but it’s a beauty.
@@OrangeJuiceDripping lol spot on
@@OrangeJuiceDripping Also that he is giving his absolutely true heartfelt answer to a 4th grade student really adds to it.
My favorite part? During the "Sand" movie, all of the kids are bored out of their mind except Ralph Wiggum.
I just love Miss Hoover being especially bored to the point of abandonment!
Well you know what they say. Simple things...
Yeah, I know! The look on his face is precious.
Man, those are some baaad movies! The first one appears to be about NOTHING, the second one is outdated as hell.
Democratic hopeful Adlai Stevenson thought so!
Actually the first one is clearly about sand.
"The moon; for several years she has fascinated many."
It's underrated just how good the Simpsons writers were at bad writing.
"Just ask this 'scientician'".
even the simple 'enjoying an hourglass' is a great line.
@Caleb Hu "Uh-"
@@aguy7848 "He'll tell you that in nature, one animal has to eat another in order to survive."
It's the best line
© 1952, U.S. Department of Moon
What I was about to say.
Ralph’s stare upwards as he says, “Maybe she drove to the moon” is just perfect.
Details and dedication. Something modern Simpsons don't have.
For several years, she has fascinated many.
I mean, the odds were low, but not Zero.
glad he remembered which direction the moon was
And Lisa's stare back is also perfect.
If you slow down TH-cam to 0.25x speed and go to 1:26, where the film ends, you can read the last part of the strip (the tail leader), which has a handwritten looking font:
"Sand of Earth", but the "Sand" is crossed out, so it now reads "Moon of Earth".
Stealth jokes, those are rare
who else is watching on one of the 12 moon colonies
I am
Not me. I couldn't live without sand.
I would like to suggest seeing a psychiatrist to those who gave you a thumbs up!
hahahahahaha ohhh man THAT was funny!
I drove there
I love how stupidly optimistic the moon filmstrip is.
That's why is called propaganda.
thanks gawd we live in a world with zinc.
It was going fine until the Whaling industry tanked!
@justan idiot I mean I think the difference is prior to spacetravel the very concept was basically intangible for anyone but physicists. The moon was just more land.
Sure we have optimistic predictions now, but considering people have been living in space continuously for several decades now and the more conservative estimates of the next 10 years are just to expand the number of people up there at any time, and maybe have a few on the moon and Mars as well, things aren't that outlandish.
The only claim that may seem absurd is the spacex million people on Mars by (what i believe is currently set to 2040) its a goal that likely won't be reached in that time frame, but at least has a chance.
Many claims made in the 50s were just speculative. Nobody had been to space yet, rockets saw basically no use outside of weaponry (a role that they fulfilled since the invention of gunpowder). The idea of a moon colony was a fun fantasy that scientists speculated could certainly happen, but they had no real understanding as to how.
@Aurelio
Would you like to know more?
When I was growing up my family had a book called "Mars: 1999" about a manned mission to Mars that would take place by 1999. We also had a kids book from the late 50 or early 60s about taking a vacation to the Moon colonies. Both were exactly like the Simpsons film... America sure was optimistic back in the day.
They worked hard on looking happier than the USSR
Does Mars belong to America?
I so want to see them now
Ah, back when America was pro America, what great times.
@@HunterShows Yes. (Duh)
Come back ziiinnc
If only he'd finished his degree at Bovine University, he'd have understood the importance of zinc.
Why did he wish for a world without zinc?
Thank goodness I live in a world with car batteries, telephones, and handguns - BANG!!!! BANG!!!!
I still think the Zinc documentary is the most gripping and enlightening of the educational movies!
Sorry, @chan. You pretended to be in a world without zinc.
@@WVUer21 Come back zinc! Come backk!!!
Not as good song though
Rifftrax does one on paper where the kids actually do pretend to live in a world without paper, so it's not far off from reality
Which episode it was showing?
♪ We're whalers on the moon. ♪
♪ We carry a harpoon. ♪
♪ But there ain't no whales, so we tell tall tales, ♪
♪ and sing our whaling tune. ♪
Vinesauce Obscurities We're whalers on the moon
We carry a Harpoon
But there ain't no whales
So we tell tall tales
And sing a whaling tune
Vinesauce Obscurities "He was just using space travel as a metaphor for beating his wife."
I don't see you with a Fungineering degree.
I’ll set up my own moon colony! With blackjack! And hookers!
We're whalers on the-
*CRUNCH CRACK*
I died... doing what I love...
"Sand... sand... SAAAAAAAND!"
"Okay. That was the sand movie."
It was as course and rough as I remember.
@@Spicystachegamer it got everywhere...
Movies are a nice break but couldn't we be doing something more challenging?
@@Spicystachegamer and don’t forget irritating, and it got everywhere.
As a teacher, I am shocked that Ms. Hoover’s class doesn’t have most of the kids freaking out and running all over the classroom. She at least has classroom management down.
Given how dull her teaching style is, they're likely bored into catatonia after the films.
As a high school teacher, even my seniors aren’t as well behaved
Interesting enough, Lisa's class is much less well-behaved than Bart's. No Nelsons, no Barts, no Millhouses (under Bart's influence). Only Ralphs and Jennys.
I think this episode came out in the 90's, that probably explains part of it.
@@zkeletonz001 Yep. Kids were better behaved then. Now expecting kids to behave is bigoted
"Enjoying an hour glass"
Hey those things are fun
If you think about it, the glass is made of sand ... So its a sand holder made of sand.
Goodnight internet !
I'll remember to appreciate sand the next time I'm making cheap, low-grade windshields.
“The Moon, for several years she has fascinated many”.
Jack Melia several, not thousands
HAHA. Yeah, before those 'several years' we just never gave the moon any thought.
@@DanielVerberne That bright sky ball. It keep me awake at night. Maybe go kill it later. Want grub now.
Sounds like the intro to a high school essay.
Some say that, at times.
1:19 48-star banner. Nice detail.
Great spot
Thought I was seeing that. The 8x6 rows been a visual give away
Jan Sten Adámek I'll be deep in the cold, cold ground before I recognize Missoura!
But offset by Adlai Stevenson's 44-star banner at 0:50.
Also its easier to draw
"The Moon belongs to America" lol
Will you be among them?
Well I don't see commie Russia's flag waving proudly on it :^)
America, the whole continent and every country in it. HAHAHA!
Lau Ra he's referring to the United States of America or u.s.a
+Laura Ra
You mean, continentS
Ahh the many fine times I have spent enjoying a fine hourglass after a hard days work. Thank you sand.
Ms. Hover is the worst. Edna at least tried sometimes
LoL!
Edna had the escuse of having benn broke by Bart. Although I guess Ralph can be too much, too.
Ms. Hoover must be fun at parties though
@@thiagodeandrade7081 Or Bart had someone else for second grade whom he drove away after the year and they were desperate enough to just drag some random person from a crowd into a position they never asked for.
@@kyndrablankenship1758 It is possible. Although at least a flashback (to a Parents and Teachers meeting) showed Mrs. Hoover satisfied with Lisa's performance. I am not sure she has always been the cynical figure we know now.
Mrs Krabappel always struck me as a way better teacher than Mrs Hoover.
It's to offset the respective characters being taught. Useless teacher for Lisa to highlight her smarts, reasonably capable, strict teacher for Bart to highlight his misbehaviour/underachieving.
@@hemipemi We know why Mrs. Krabappel is (well, was :( ) so dead inside; what's Ms. Hoover's story? Is it as depressing?
@@andyjay729 She strikes out at the singles bar every damn night;
I never liked mrs Hoover
@@hemipemi Sounds about right
Lots of great details, like the flag only having 48 stars emphasizing how old the film is.
“I have no objection to men walking on the moon”. Adlai Stevenson perfectly captured
Classic Simpsons loved those old references
How many of today's audience would have the faintest idea who Adlai Stevenson was?
@@ernesthill4017 is that the name of politician from the ancient times of 1950s?
@Unknow User yes, he ran against Eisenhower in 1956 and was crushed, much like Walter Mondale was in 1984 against Reagan
I’m not American nor even alive during the 1950s and I still know who Adlai Stephenson was.
"It's not my nature to complain."
Oh yes it is!
To be fair, back then, much less só.
I like how Springfield Elementary was still using movie projectors even in 1997, while my elementary schools were using TVs and VCRs by that time.
Laser disks!!!
its suppose to be in the early 90s and i remember during the late 80s and early 90s we were still using projectors
We had televisions at my primary school in the 1970s, and VCR and televisions at secondary school in the 1980s, in England
I was in elementary school in the 00's. We had maps with 2 Germany's and the ussr. Most of us kids didn't even know that these countries once existed. None of us were alive when they fell. Don't underestimate the lack of funding for public schools
@@johantaube3022 Heh, I remember there being a bunch of outdated maps, globes and atlases in my public schools. I was in elementary school in the 1990s, and high school from 2002-2006. As a result I'm pretty good at spotting such outdated maps, noticing things like the Soviet Union, West and East Germany, Czechoslovakia, Yugoslavia, Zaire, and one big Sudan.
“Will man ever walk on her fertile surface?”
I remember watching films like this when I was in school. It seems like the projector took as long to set up as the movie did to play. And the soundtrack was always warbly, which was probably my favorite part.
Funny thing here is the fact that for many of us who were in elementary school during the mid to late 70’s, old and outdated movies were a common part of the curriculum. So this here is not far off.
I love how bored the class is (except Ralph)….another accuracy from school days. When you saw the projector set up you silently cheered…you could doze off without getting caught.
And the way the picture shakes and the sound occasionally overlaps. Remember it well.
@@ViolettaD1485Yup…from years of tape used to splice the film back together.
To keep you awake your teacher said some of the content from the film would appear on a test later - but it never was. Another adult lie.
Slow down tubby. You’re not on the moon yet. Lol
NOBODY CALLS ME TUBBY!
*PUNCH*
I'm furrowing my brow in a vain attempt to understand that joke
Jk
I love how the movie just went out of its way to make a disparaging fat joke.
Andrew Ouellette I wanted to say that...
Jesus Christ as soon as I scroll down this is the first comment I see and I’m at that point of the video
I don't like sand. It's coarse and rough and irritating, and it gets everywhere.
like poetry?
That's a quote from Star Wars. (googled it because I knew I heard it from somewhere before)
Several people have made a similar comment but I liked this because you spelled "coarse" correctly.
Sammy Feldman don't you mean sand people?
Sammy Feldman Maaaarge, I've got sand in my underpants.
"I have no objection to man walking on the moon."
I have no strong feelings one way or the other
A true politician
Just because I don't care doesn't mean I don't understand.
@@douglassfunnie9959 Walking on the moon was only possible because of the investment in the space programme by the Democratic presidencies of Kennedy and Johnson. Without them Apollo 11 would have come much later in the Nixon administration, if at all, since Republicans typically spend less money on government projects.
This is one of my absolute favorite all-time quotes from the Simpsons. It is perfectly hysterical!
I love how the whole class is bored to death but Ralph is into the Sand movie.
The best joke in this clip is Lisa saying "It's not my nature to complain..."
"The Moon of Earth" exactly captures the enthusiasm of the early space age. But then people stopped believing, and we got what we got.
I felt that way. After the 80's, it just kinda fizzled out.
I don’t think there’s a single wasted opportunity for a joke in that moon movie. It’s pure comedy gold.
Every visual is a joke, every line is a parody. I couldn’t add something if I tried.
That's why there are creators,....and there are viewers.
???@@YouCantSawSawdust
"In a vain attempt to understand the situation" bruh 😭😭🤣
"Slow down, tubby! You're not on the moon yet!"
Somewhere, Darth Vader senses a disturbance in the Force. A course, rough, irritating disturbance that gets everywhere.
From my point of view the jedi are evil!
Yazite
WELL THEN YOU ARE LOST!
arsetitstree Look, it's a troll in its natural habitat. Ain't she a beaut!
lmao
If no one cared about Star Wars, then they wouldn't be making more movies.
*Sand!*
*SAND!*
*SAAAAND!*
These movies would have been good as hell if they were voiced by Troy McClure, you may remember him from such films as "The Adventures of Bobo (a lovable gorilla fable,)" and "Golf! you know it, we grow it!"
U.S. Department of Moon
mohammad khan Lol, I never noticed that.
John Smith 1:06
Skinner's line might be my favorite all-time Simpsons quote
same, and the fact that no one is quoting it in the comment section is quite astonishing.
Skinner gives one of the reasons why government public schooling doesn't work.
SeaOfTides - it's poorly managed and poorly funded (teachers are criminally underpaid for the important work that they do), but there's no reason it COULDN'T be vastly improved with adequate funding and policy changes. When I think of all the funding that goes to college athletic stadiums, professional sports etc. - if 1% of that were somehow diverted to public schools, they'd improve drastically.
@Yellowblanka College sports fund colleges. There are 27 American colleges that bring in over a $100,000,000 in revenue per year through college sports, and the others aren't exactly struggling.
And how much of that money actually funds academic programs/faculty/expansion at those universities vs. just funding the college athletic programs? My point was, we invest a LOT of money in college/professional sports that could be used by our sorely under-funded/understaffed public school system, and would be far more beneficial.
"Couldn't we be doing something more challenging?"
"Probably."
Ladies and gentlemen, the American education system.
I think this statement is made infinitely more ironic due to the spelling error. Or maybe more appropriate, depending on where you live.
we get it. youre edgy
@@Loungesugar Found the Department of Education shill. The truth is only edgy for people who get lied to their whole lives.
Ladies and gentlemen: a cartoon.
Maybe in your impoverished school district, thankfully mine had money
"Movies are a nice break, but couldn't we be doing something more challenging" "probably" 😂
This reminds me of my time in elementary. School was probably 75% filler material.
After teaching for a few years the filler is what keeps me relatively sane
They gotta distract you somehow to warrant keeping you in for 7 hours a day.
POV: you're watching this on a screen made of sand, with pixels made of sand, controlled by a microchip made of sand
“Slow down Tubby, you’re not the moon yet.”
“Maybe she drove to the moon.”
“Of course we could make things more challenging Lisa but then the stupider kids would be in here, furrowing their brows in a vain attempt to understand the situation.”
i believe Schwarzwelder wrote this episode and it really shows
"Okay, that was the sand movie."
- David Lynch, 1984.
I think the hidden joke about the sand movie being outdated is that sand is used to create silica and silicon for transistors which powers basically everything computer related today.
I'm sure. Disney made a film about corn in the 40's that had to discus how it could be refined for ethanol.
th-cam.com/video/fbdpLGXH1LU/w-d-xo.html
You are as clever as Lisa Simpson.
Whenever I've had a day when I've been stressed and unproductive, I like to refer to it as "Magazine Time" because of this clip.
Ralph Wiggum makes this scene gold
The best part of this is how happy Ralph looks
'Cause he's learnding.
"The moon belongs to America...and anxiously awaits the arrival of our Astromen."
Will YOU be among them?
yeah we are. because we beat the Russians to it, all thanks to a company called NASA.
EVERYTHING belongs to America!
Will you be among them
The Gaming Railfan
Soviets: first probe in space, first man in space, first probe on the moon, first manual controlled spacecraft
Americans: got to the moon
Yep, obviously america is the clear winner here.
At least Ralph enjoyed it.
I was that one kid who actually enjoyed those kind of films 🤣
Are you Ralph's long lost twin brother?
Poor kids today will never get to experience old outdated films skipping in a film projector.
As did I, though I didn’t realise how old many of them where.
Anything that got us out of doing school work, was a nice thing for me.
i like educational documentaries what would they be called?
Ralph's expression of interest while everyone else is bored. 😃
I love the "Sand!" anthem so much.
You know I used to laugh at the whole sand joke...
But then I got a book on the history of salt...
...No that's not a joke either. The title is: Salt A World History.
After my grandmother died, amongst her recipie books I found a book about potatoes from "South Australian Potato Board" - it was a small paperback with a plain cream coloured cover with the title and "S.A. Potato Board" in large font printed on the front in plain maroon letters. I find it amusing that such a thing exists.
One of these days, water is going to be this commodity denied to all but the wealthiest of society. The future's really going to suck!
It's almost as vital as water, you bet your ass it has a world history. "Worth its weight in salt" came before "gold" because salt had a higher trade value. I hope you read it.
Salt is lit. Mad people died for that shit.
I own that book and it is amazing. The fact that entire trade routes and events as significant as Indian independence and the French Revolution were underpinned by something so simple is just mind-blowing. There's also a recipe for how to cook a flamingo, so...
The fact that the teacher agreed with Lisa shows a somewhat amicable teacher-student relationship.
Until Miss Hoover (the teacher) fails yet again to land a man and takes her love frustrations out on Lisa and makes her cry her eyes out.
"for several years"
Subtle as fuck.
She has fascinated many.
I mean, the statement isn't _wrong._
I love Ms. Hoover!!!! Such an underrated character.
Notice Lisa's death stare after Ralph said "Maybe she drove to the moon!"
"The moon. For several years she has fascinated many."
It's almost scary how on point and ahead of their time the early Simpsons was. It's almost like new Southpark in a super weird way...
US Department of Moon...lmao
Todays kids will never know the pleasures of filmstrips accompanied by cassette tape narration
The idea of them just having an educational "sand movie" is just amazing
You be surprised how many such films existed.
@@ChristopherSobieniak Like "A Case of Spring Fever", made famous by MST3K ("No springs!")
@@alexhajnal107 Yep, there were examples of this. Aside from The Simpsons doing a spoof of a film about a world without zinc, The Kentucky Fried Movie had this for a parody...
th-cam.com/video/yo5g2LLxKHg/w-d-xo.html
Lisa's probably wishing she hadn't angered Zincky the Zinc Sprite with that wish of hers.
I remember we watched a movie about bridges in elementary school and some kids fell asleep. 😂 Also, I love how Lisa says she's not one to complain.
A bit like Helen Lovejoy saying, "Better to hear it from me than some town gossiper,..."
That "probably" kills me.
"Slow down, tubby! You're not on the moon yet!"
Tubby? ...ah yes, tubby.
Entheojinn Nice! U threw in Comic Book Guy.
I shall return to my shop, where I dispense the insults, instead of receiving them.
I love that. Did he forget he was fat?
1:26 *BLAM*
Freeze frame fun: the tail leader of "The Moon of Earth" shows the word "SAND" crossed out!
Joseph it looks like earth more to me
It says "Sand of Earth", but the "Sand" has been crossed out, and the word "Moon" added, so it now reads "Moon of Earth".
See, it’s little things like that that they don’t have to include, but do anyway. They go the extra mile to make for a quality humor experience for the discerning.
I can understand Lisa. In secondary school in Geography and History classes we were watching a lot of movies. It was fun at first, but near the end of the year it was just boring. I can watch movies at home, I'm here for studying and learning new things. Yeah, I was one of those who liked to study, especially History.
The problem is that Lisa, and students that want to learn in general, were complaining to the teacher and the school to stop showing movies. The solution is to convince every student in that classroom that is better to stop watching movies and learn, so that every single student is complaining about the same issue and thus the school will be forced to accomodate the new popular demand. Nothing changes by complaining to the government, only by full support of the population can things actually change.
Gay
i hope you didnt ruin the best classes Ive ever heard of for the other students and you just kept your mouth shut about it
@@joffles6516 Well, people are supposed to go to classes to learn, not chill.
@@notapplicable6985 people were supposed to go to school and classes to be taught how to work in places like factories, only leaving when allowed, having to stay in one place for a long time, short lunch break, and doing what the person in charge says without question. The problem with school is that now jobs like that are more rare with robots taking the simple tasks, and now jobs are really diverse, but school hasnt changed to suit the new world. What we "learn" isnt useful, it was just molding kids to be workers. The only stuff that was useful was learning basic math, reading, and writing
"Maybe she drove to the moon."
No she quit being a teacher and decided to join a bad crowd.
I actually enjoyed the Moon movie. I thought it was interesting, and I wanted to see more.
@RH Become an Astroman and explore it's fertile surface.
It had a funny Fallout feel to it.
Every single line is back to back brilliance lol holy shit
I could have watched a movie about paint drying, I honestly couldn't care what i was watching in school if it meant not doing actual work.
man youre gonna get far in life
The truth always makes people angry
Movie time was nap time.
I was Lisa in high school: I hated sitting around wasting time in school. Imagine how I felt when I got to college!
@@owner850 Come on. 3/4ths of the work was pointless boring filler.
>"it's not my nature to complain
>*Immediately complains*
>*Does nothing but complain for like 20 seasons later on*
1:06 LOL! U.S. Department of Moon.
Ralph looking interested watching both those movies makes it for me. XD
🎶Saand...saand...saaaaaaaaand! 🎶
That clip always cracks me up 🤣🤣
Miss Hoover is my spirit animal.
0:41 moon hanging
"Slow down, Tubby! You're not on the Moon yet."
still waiting for those colonies on the moon
i was thinking that too.
Slow down tubby your not on the moon yet
Slow down Chubby! Your not on the moon yet! 😂
tubby
For how long?
Oh about seven pounds a minute should do it.
Don't worry..there will be grammar on the moon
You're
The Unspoiled Princess laughed at that bit- so brilliantly un-PC and reminiscent of public service films of the 1960s onwards 😂
OK that was the sand movie.
The 48-star flag was a great touch.
1:39 yes it is
man i miss those days, movie days at elementary school with old 8mm films
"For several years she has fascinated many..."
This is just golden.
That moon film teaches the behaviour youll have to master in the late 20th century:
Just admire stuff, be amazed by things, and dont even dare to understand anything.
"It's not my nature to complain." Yeah sure Lisa 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
Ah yes, The U.S. Department of Moon and their scientific findings about moon weight...
I hate Democratic hopeful Adlai Stevenson. He's rough and coarse, and he gets everywhere.
Very good.
The subtleties in this show are great--right down to the moon dangling on the string.
“The moon belongs to America”😅😂
janney: hey her cars gone
ralph: maybe she drove to the moon
Me:Or maybe Miss Hoover is a ninja.
yes, I saw that line.
two words 1 Rainbow 2 Road
This somehow remembers me of my class long time ago back in school. We did the same thing many times in our class.... Watching old outdated "education" movies 😂🤣
This was my school life in the 80's and watching films from 10-20 years earlier.
The jokes per second in these kinda scenes are remarkable