even if it wasn't for the OG simpsons it would still be from around the Modern Simpsons as we know it are also from 1989 so the USSR still existed. But yeah these are the oldest you've got
Si es que era la prehistoria 🐚de los Simpsons y la voz🗣 de Homero estaba en proceso de desaparecer igual que la de Maggie llorando T_T sería como el chavo en sus inicios allá 💁♂️a principio de los años 70' en el primer capítulo de El Chavo éste el personaje principal no hacía pipipipiiiii sino sollozaba 👋😭🖐
It is kind of calming in a way though. The simple plot of Homer and Marge saying good night to the kids. And it’s the very first time we meet the family.
This joke is horribly over-used on every video that has to do with the past before someone or something became famous. I guess there's always someone new who hasn't seen the same comment 5,000 times.
These shorts always gave me the feeling of those 90s comic strips. I can’t help but imagine an alternate universe where the Simpsons started off as that.
I see these early shows to be inspired by the underground 'zines much like Matt Groening's _Life in Hell_ comic books were. Gawd, I miss those days even though back then I mostly hated the time (Reagan years).
I was a year old when the Simpsons first appeared in the Tracey Ullman show and grew up with the Simpsons ever since and I still watching the Simpsons. :D
I love the idea that the Simpson's house is at the top of a mountain with a cliff on the other side and that Homer has burrowed a fallout shelter into the mountain like the government.
The original Legend of Zelda had only come out in the US 5 months prior to these shorts first airing. Just mind boggling to think The Simpsons have been a part of our pop culture landscape for that long.
@@KFrost-fx7dtits a way of making characters look snarky. just so happens that bart is the snarkiest character in the show, at least in the earlier seasons.
I love these shorts so much... The way Bart's eyes bounce off his head when he falls, the complete lack of windows in their house, and at 42:15 there are 5 doorways behind Homer and Marge! How many rooms does this house have!? lmao
I was five years old when the Tracey Ullman Show -- and the Fox network -- debuted in 1987. Fox was a fledgling network until The Simpsons came along. At the time, however, nobody realized that this particular show, that started off as a bunch of animated shorts, would become a beloved franchise. What a long journey it has been.
Being British, I've never seen these before. I especially like how the animation evolved from quite basic to the quality that's been the mainstay of the show ever since. Thankyou for posting them.
I think The Simpsons bumpers are the only reason why I "watched" the Tracy Ulman show. I remember several of these shorts but can't remember one thing about the main show they were meant to complement.
It's so good. The simplicity of the jokes. The humility of the situations. The authenticity of the characters. Lisa and Maggie doing that frantic goofy dance at 30:48, kids being over excited at any slight deviation from the boring routine, there's something so innocent and genuine about it. It has that very early seasons 1-3 vibe, which makes me laugh even more than seasons 4-8. But that's just me.
This was a trip, you could see what was later implemented in the show and what was cut like homer being krusty. References or reusing of story elements can be seen like, again, homer feeding the dolphin in season 3 or the family therapy in season 1. The crude ugly drawings at the start gradually becoming what we would be defined going forward by the end. Lisa being mean and acting like a kid with Bart and Maggie was a treat. The paintings on the walls were hilarious. The fact that all 48 clips are here in all various quality truly laments on why history should be preserved.
It's funny growing up and watching that Troy McLure episode where they showed these clips I thought it was just a joke... Turns out I was wrong and these are actually the first Simpson episodes ahaha This is so cool thank you
No fucking way... I cannot believe what I'm about to watch.. omg thankyou for uploading this 😍😍😍 loved the simpsons since I was little and I still love them 😍😍
@@PauloHernandezXD I'd disagree with you on the movie, but The Simpsons had already been declining before the movie, ever since Groening left and all the good writers moved on, leaving a bunch of talentless hacks who call themselves writers to train new talentless hacks.
@@PauloHernandezXD And Julie Kavner these days is struggling just to voice Marge, being 73 and a lifelong smoker. Nancy McKenzie (the original Latin American Marge) refused to come back when the original cast returned to that dub in 2021 under Disney because she didn't think she could do Marge anymore (she's in her 80s now).
I really enjoyed this. I thought I had seen all of the sketches but I was wrong. I was surprised at how well drawn and amusing, some of the sketches are.
Aside from a few of these shorts that were shown on that episode of The Simpsons Troy McClure hosted, I've never seen any of these before. This was a lot of fun to watch. The end of the family therapist one made me laugh the most.
And the family picture one was used on the 400th episode (the one where Kent gets fired for cursing live on the air) as a special opening rather than their usual couch gag. And the episode you're talking about where Troy McClure hosts a behind-the-scenes look at The Simpsons is called "The Simpsons 138th Episode Spectacular", probably my favorite clip show episode next to the one where Homer is in a coma from Bart's beer can prank ("So It's Come to This: A Simpsons Clip Show").
I see this original shorts as if modern Bart, Lisa and Millhouse sat down to write their interpretation of their lives and how they see everyone and everything. The animation looks like done by kids, so in a way if fits and is still enjoyable. On a side note, it is so awesome to see the transition of these beloved characters to modern times throughout the years and how long they've been around.
I see this original shorts as if modern Bart, Lisa and Millhouse sat down to write their interpretation of their lives and how they see everyone and everything. The animation looks like done by kids, so in a way if fits and is still enjoyable. On a side note, it is so awesome to see the transition of these beloved characters to modern times throughout the years and how long they've been around
@@user-wr3ge9xk1c I've done that with other franchises like the TMNTs and it does make sense. And yes, it is incredible how long this series has ran. Sure, it's had its weak moments, but it still has so much good and fun in it. Thanks for the quote there lol.
@@beedalton9675No, it’s pretty universal that the show declined, at an unpleasant and slow rate. Sensitivity has nothing to do with the show being objectively bad, Boomer.
Cool. This saves me from hooking up my vcr to watch them. Except, I would have to sift through entire episodes of Tracey Ullman to see them. The cool thing is that all of the Simpson characters were actors on the show. Marge played Rhoda’s sister in the mid 70’s on the series Rhoda. But I have a feeling that a lot of you are too young to remember that.
I used to watch this show when Fox66 was a new station (1987). Married with Children was another new show on the channel. This was when there were 4 other local stations, ABC,NBC,CBS and PBS.
As a kid i did not have cable for years but i had a box set of season 1 of the simpsons that i watched religiously so it just always feels more "right" when Homer sounds like this.
This is awesome. I always wished this was released on DVD. They could have called it: _THE SIMPSONS: Eat My Shorts._ Regardless, thanks for posting...😎👍
I remember in the movie of The Simpsons, in a scene where Maggie gets out of the dome, they replaced the ordinary sucking sound with the one used on these shows. An interesting cameo
I remembered in the early 90's or mid..my locate movie rental store had a vhs of this series. It was the whole thing on one tape. I know this a rare one nowadays
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It’s honestly insane to think that The Simpsons have been around since the time of the late USSR, and still running to this day
The USSR is gone only in name,Putin is rebuilding it.
These were a lot better than modern day though. I actually laughed.
I m Ukrainian and was literally born a year after it ended.
I was born on January 7th, 1992.
even if it wasn't for the OG simpsons it would still be from around the Modern Simpsons as we know it are also from 1989 so the USSR still existed. But yeah these are the oldest you've got
@@stefanpoirier6810nobody cares
"What is mind,no matter. what is matter, never mind HEHEHEHE"
homer's weird laugh still haunts my brain to this day
Homer was kind of intelligent at one time
Si es que era la prehistoria 🐚de los Simpsons y la voz🗣 de Homero estaba en proceso de desaparecer igual que la de Maggie llorando T_T sería como el chavo en sus inicios allá 💁♂️a principio de los años 70' en el primer capítulo de El Chavo éste el personaje principal no hacía pipipipiiiii sino sollozaba 👋😭🖐
Except the clip was Homer as a child and the laugh was his father's.
Relax it's only been a day
@@mikelheron20no it wasn't, are you blind?
Crazy, when the Simpsons first aired on FOX, I was a year younger than Lisa. Now I'm older than Homer and Marge.
I was 2 years old 😂
I wasn't even a thought
I wasn’t even born 😐
@@RisingFlag100😂
My dad was 20 when this aired and now I’m 20 and they’re still going. Wild
Love how creepy and monotone the parents are in the first episode, then Homer, all of a sudden laughs normally
It is kind of calming in a way though. The simple plot of Homer and Marge saying good night to the kids. And it’s the very first time we meet the family.
Original Homer was a different voice actor.
No it wasn't. Same guy. Different voice. Don't make stuff up. There's Google. No need to lie for the sake of it
@@Matthew-ve7uv i know wtf haha
@@Walking_Deathliterally no. Wtf are you talking about...?
It's weird but also refreshing to see Lisa be mean
"Look! Ralph Wiggum has lost his shin guard! Hack the bone! HACK THE BONE!!!"
You mean be an actual human and not a total mary sue?
Exactly. Actual personality.
But she is always mean and a smartpants pain in the… *cough*
Lisa has always been mean in her arrogance
This show has potential..I'm sure it will go far...
“It just started it’s like 3rd season!”
I heard it was greenlit for a couple more seasons, isn't that exciting?
@@ethnictendoand hey,it just got picked up for 100,000 more seasons,will fox ever drop the simpsons.we’re only on season 300,000.
This joke is horribly over-used on every video that has to do with the past before someone or something became famous. I guess there's always someone new who hasn't seen the same comment 5,000 times.
If it becomes popular, I'm sure they'll have the decency of not going beyond an insane number of seasons until the show devolves into shlock.
So this is like, Season 0?
I think so. I don't know.
more like season -3
Yes
Yeah ig
Yeah
Troy McLure: “They haven’t changed a bit, have they?”
These shorts always gave me the feeling of those 90s comic strips. I can’t help but imagine an alternate universe where the Simpsons started off as that.
There was an 80's comic about the doll Lisa plays with. Does that count?
Well, Matt Groening used to be a comic writer and illustrator before he created The Simpsons. It's was called "Life in Hell".
I have quite a few Simpsons comics books. They're very charming.
@@Anonymous-oh4xwYES, Life in Hell was fantastic!!! Akbar & Jeff and all of those rabbits!
I see these early shows to be inspired by the underground 'zines much like Matt Groening's _Life in Hell_ comic books were.
Gawd, I miss those days even though back then I mostly hated the time (Reagan years).
All shorts in correct order:
00:00:00 - S1E01: Good Night
00:01:47 - S1E02: Watching Television
00:03:14 - S1E03: Bart Jumps
00:04:32 - S1E04: Babysitting Maggie
00:05:33 - S1E05: The Pacifier
00:07:05 - S1E06: Burp Contest
00:09:00 - S1E07: Eating Dinner
00:11:42 - S2E01: Making Faces
00:18:01 - S2E02: The Funeral
00:12:29 - S2E03: Maggie's Brain
00:10:10 - S2E04: Football
00:15:13 - S2E05: House of Cards
00:19:33 - S2E06: Bart and Dad Eat Dinner
00:16:30 - S2E07: Space Patrol
00:24:43 - S2E08: Bart's Haircut
00:27:47 - S2E09: World War III
00:21:21 - S2E10: The Perfect Crime
00:23:04 - S2E11: Scary Stories
00:26:04 - S2E12: Grandpa and the Kids
00:13:45 - S2E13: Gone Fishin'
00:29:22 - S2E14: Skateboarding
00:30:20 - S2E15: The Pagans
00:31:27 - S2E16: The Closet
00:32:39 - S2E17: The Aquarium
00:33:44 - S2E18: Family Portrait
00:34:55 - S2E19: Bart's Hiccups
00:36:08 - S2E20: The Money Jar
00:38:11 - S2E21: The Art Museum
00:37:19 - S2E22: Zoo Story
00:39:15 - S3E01: Shut Up Simpsons
00:44:48 - S3E02: The Shell Game
00:48:22 - S3E03: The Bart Simpson Show
00:42:33 - S3E04: Punching Bag
00:50:56 - S3E05: Simpson Xmas
00:49:36 - S3E06: The Krusty the Clown Show
00:43:40 - S3E07: Bart the Hero
00:52:03 - S3E08: Bart's Little Fantasy
00:47:09 - S3E09: Scary Movie
00:41:26 - S3E10: Home Hypnotism
00:40:18 - S3E11: Shoplifting
00:45:58 - S3E12: Echo Canyon
00:55:26 - S3E13: Bathtime
00:56:37 - S3E14: Bart's Nightmare
00:57:43 - S3E15: Bart of the Jungle
00:58:50 - S3E16: Family Therapy
00:52:56 - S3E17: Maggie in Peril: Chapter One
00:54:11 - S3E18: Maggie in Peril: The Thrilling Conclusion
01:00:11 - S3E19: TV Simpsons
April 12, 1987 was the first time we were introduced to this yellow-hued dysfunctional, functional family.
December 1989 The Simpsons Simpsons roasting on a open fire
I was a year old when the Simpsons first appeared in the Tracey Ullman show and grew up with the Simpsons ever since and I still watching the Simpsons. :D
We are the same age but now the Simpsons is unfunny and since I have a life I don't watch that trash anymore.
@@K.Adamsan that is sad
You're 35 now?
Youre 38
I was 3 years old
I love the idea that the Simpson's house is at the top of a mountain with a cliff on the other side and that Homer has burrowed a fallout shelter into the mountain like the government.
Homer feed Bart 🐕 food
“Burp, I’m mean Bart” gets me everytime 😂😂
It was nice to see Angry Dad in its entirety.
Angry dad trumps stupid dad.
The original Legend of Zelda had only come out in the US 5 months prior to these shorts first airing. Just mind boggling to think The Simpsons have been a part of our pop culture landscape for that long.
One of these references has improved remarkably where the other should have seen its end decades ago.
Wasn't ready for 11:48
She talked 😮
Thankful to get to see these, never got to watch them all before!
5:08 I love when Bart's face does that... '_'
Its called twister face, seen in many of the older episodes (before season 6)
@@Deafting Marge even does it sometimes
I thought it was an animation glitch at first. But it's definitely deliberate. So weird.
@@KFrost-fx7dtits a way of making characters look snarky. just so happens that bart is the snarkiest character in the show, at least in the earlier seasons.
"You'll see another one if you don't shut your trap." -Bartholomew J. Simpson, 1987
The crude but fluid animation is why I always loved these shorts, the sound design too isn’t bad
I met David Silverman in 1984, and was happy for him when he got this gig.
Fun fact: the scream in Bart the hero was reused in the Simpsons first season
I love these shorts so much... The way Bart's eyes bounce off his head when he falls, the complete lack of windows in their house, and at 42:15 there are 5 doorways behind Homer and Marge! How many rooms does this house have!? lmao
Lol
A real house of leaves
Eyes bounce out of their head in the first season or two as well.
If it’s normal to me, I could say there are 6 rooms into luxury house
3:14 I love this leaping segment lmao
My mom's favorite was Bart and the funeral.
That's one that really cracked her up.😅
I was five years old when the Tracey Ullman Show -- and the Fox network -- debuted in 1987. Fox was a fledgling network until The Simpsons came along. At the time, however, nobody realized that this particular show, that started off as a bunch of animated shorts, would become a beloved franchise.
What a long journey it has been.
What it's like to watch the Simpsons on an acid trip
Being British, I've never seen these before. I especially like how the animation evolved from quite basic to the quality that's been the mainstay of the show ever since.
Thankyou for posting them.
Being American I've only seen like two or three of these and that was within the last year or so only because of TH-cam
That's probably due to a difference in budget.
And that it was 37 years ago?
@@hermit3043
Rock a bye baby is actually terrifying. I neber thought about it before but to see it illustrated 😮
It would be so cool if they made a tv show about these guys
That show will end up so foocking awfool.
@@dagtheking5739thats because they will make the series continously until they ended they pool ideas 😂
@@Mickyway For the first 8 seasons. Then it all went down hill. :)
@@BennieWilllseasons 3-10 are classic
Nah I think these Tracy ullman shorts to season 10 is the golden age
The "Walther Mattheau" Homer. Before Dan Castellneta had to change it because he couldn't maintain emotions with it in quick succession.
I think The Simpsons bumpers are the only reason why I "watched" the Tracy Ulman show. I remember several of these shorts but can't remember one thing about the main show they were meant to complement.
Thank you for putting them all together, it's nice to be able to watch them all at once!
I thought there were only a handful! Thanks for uploading.
It's so good. The simplicity of the jokes. The humility of the situations. The authenticity of the characters. Lisa and Maggie doing that frantic goofy dance at 30:48, kids being over excited at any slight deviation from the boring routine, there's something so innocent and genuine about it. It has that very early seasons 1-3 vibe, which makes me laugh even more than seasons 4-8. But that's just me.
This was a trip, you could see what was later implemented in the show and what was cut like homer being krusty. References or reusing of story elements can be seen like, again, homer feeding the dolphin in season 3 or the family therapy in season 1. The crude ugly drawings at the start gradually becoming what we would be defined going forward by the end. Lisa being mean and acting like a kid with Bart and Maggie was a treat. The paintings on the walls were hilarious. The fact that all 48 clips are here in all various quality truly laments on why history should be preserved.
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Quite frankly, I love the old/earliest Tracey Ullman Show's designs of the Simpsons
Since I saw that special episode with Troy McLore
This version of Lisa is so much more realistic and tolerable.
Yes. She is. I wish they would allow her to be a kid instead of an up tight young adult mentally.
But it's a syndicated fox animated show we need a self insert to soapbox boring mainstream political opinions
@@youoweme5forreadingthisnam535not when Simpsons started and Lisa has never been mainstream, she is a Buddhist peace activist originally
Yeah, Her current version has become so uptight, pretentious and neurotic. It's all so very annoying.
@mechajay3358 how ironic that Lisa is actually the biggest victim of flanderization
All these episodes are so calming and relaxing to watch and I feel like watching them at night so I can get nice and cozy ❤☁️
I agree.
😂 Groening is different. Thanks for uploading this.
Oh wow. AWESOME! Cant believe this was recommended to me. Brilliant!!!
It's funny growing up and watching that Troy McLure episode where they showed these clips I thought it was just a joke... Turns out I was wrong and these are actually the first Simpson episodes ahaha
This is so cool thank you
No fucking way... I cannot believe what I'm about to watch.. omg thankyou for uploading this 😍😍😍 loved the simpsons since I was little and I still love them 😍😍
The Tracy Ullman Simpsons is my favorite anime.
it is not a anime it’s a cartoon
r/woooosh
@@dolanvskaneydon't have any 😢😢😢😢
Uber by the bhhr😂😂😂😂
@@michaelcaisse5281 r/ihadastroke
Anime means cartoon☝️🤓
I remember watching the Tracy Ulman show just for this.
This is awesome. Thank you.
Glad you liked it!
these used to be easily found until about a year ago but now we have this video
I had never seen these oldies. Thanks.
These videos are a breath of fresh air. Keep up the fantastic work!
It's pathetic that these crudely animated shorts are still a hell of a lot better than the majority of episodes in years.
True this shorts are better that the new sesson
Just like SpongeBob, the show got worse after the movie. And even the movie was subpar to say the most.
@@PauloHernandezXD I'd disagree with you on the movie, but The Simpsons had already been declining before the movie, ever since Groening left and all the good writers moved on, leaving a bunch of talentless hacks who call themselves writers to train new talentless hacks.
@@trevortuominen8233 yeah, you’re actually right. Any Simpsons episodes I can remember being good were published in like the early 90’s.
@@PauloHernandezXD And Julie Kavner these days is struggling just to voice Marge, being 73 and a lifelong smoker. Nancy McKenzie (the original Latin American Marge) refused to come back when the original cast returned to that dub in 2021 under Disney because she didn't think she could do Marge anymore (she's in her 80s now).
I really enjoyed this. I thought I had seen all of the sketches but I was wrong. I was surprised at how well drawn and amusing, some of the sketches are.
It's nice to see them evolve to their current designs.
They had much more exaggerated reactions
clippit
Everyone hates you Clippy.
you mean devolve
Awww, Man, Uncle Hubert was my favorite character... ;n;
Aside from a few of these shorts that were shown on that episode of The Simpsons Troy McClure hosted, I've never seen any of these before. This was a lot of fun to watch. The end of the family therapist one made me laugh the most.
Yup. When that episode first premiered long before there was TH-cam, I wasn't even sure if they were real or just made for the episode.
And the family picture one was used on the 400th episode (the one where Kent gets fired for cursing live on the air) as a special opening rather than their usual couch gag.
And the episode you're talking about where Troy McClure hosts a behind-the-scenes look at The Simpsons is called "The Simpsons 138th Episode Spectacular", probably my favorite clip show episode next to the one where Homer is in a coma from Bart's beer can prank ("So It's Come to This: A Simpsons Clip Show").
I see this original shorts as if modern Bart, Lisa and Millhouse sat down to write their interpretation of their lives and how they see everyone and everything. The animation looks like done by kids, so in a way if fits and is still enjoyable.
On a side note, it is so awesome to see the transition of these beloved characters to modern times throughout the years and how long they've been around.
I see this original shorts as if modern Bart, Lisa and Millhouse sat down to write their interpretation of their lives and how they see everyone and everything. The animation looks like done by kids, so in a way if fits and is still enjoyable.
On a side note, it is so awesome to see the transition of these beloved characters to modern times throughout the years and how long they've been around
@@user-wr3ge9xk1c I've done that with other franchises like the TMNTs and it does make sense. And yes, it is incredible how long this series has ran. Sure, it's had its weak moments, but it still has so much good and fun in it. Thanks for the quote there lol.
There needs to be a Walter Matthau biography and Dan could narrate the audiobook version.
Still better than modern simpsons
"AND howwwwwww!"
~ Homer J.
I like the new and old ,,, the newer generation usually complains about everything and too sensitive
@@beedalton9675No, it’s pretty universal that the show declined, at an unpleasant and slow rate.
Sensitivity has nothing to do with the show being objectively bad, Boomer.
I did hear when al jeans reign of mediocrity ended Matt Selman’s reign has been a lot better
AH the birth of the Simpsons!
thanks Tracy Ullman! 😀👍
When I first watched this on the Tracy Ullman show I couldn’t get enough. Thought it was hilarious at that time!! Wanted to see more
These episodes need to be available on Disney+
Dan did a great Matthau impression.😊😊
Cool. This saves me from hooking up my vcr to watch them. Except, I would have to sift through entire episodes of Tracey Ullman to see them. The cool thing is that all of the Simpson characters were actors on the show. Marge played Rhoda’s sister in the mid 70’s on the series Rhoda. But I have a feeling that a lot of you are too young to remember that.
I want a modern episode of The Simpsons to redo that gag with Bart jumping off of the table.
3:09 When even the outro gives you nostalgia
58:20 homer: baaaart!!!!!! Bart: uh oh
I used to watch this show when Fox66 was a new station (1987). Married with Children was another new show on the channel. This was when there were 4 other local stations, ABC,NBC,CBS and PBS.
Greetings, fellow old
2:13 fellas we just found the take the L sound origin
its amazing, what can become so popular years later
I like how they gradually began to look more like the shows pilot
As a kid i did not have cable for years but i had a box set of season 1 of the simpsons that i watched religiously so it just always feels more "right" when Homer sounds like this.
This was amazing ❤❤❤❤
The legendary Tracy Ullman Show of the late 80’s. This is where it all began.😊
I remember watching Simpsons the very first time it aired on The Tracey Ullman Show. It's still going, and Tracey Ullman been off the air.
This is awesome. I always wished this was released on DVD. They could have called it:
_THE SIMPSONS: Eat My Shorts._
Regardless, thanks for posting...😎👍
Genious and it was released on dvd awhile back
@@lesliegibson5964Aw, I missed it!
I love these shorts!
it's really weird seeing genuine VHS artifacts after all the analog horror that's been going around recently
20:04 if you listen closely, you’ll hear homer repeatedly yelling bart silently
0:23 what happened with Bart's eye?
8:04 "BURP I MEAN BART"
8:53
10:54 that vhs beep
49:22 homer: bart? homer: why you little!!!!!!
Love the original animation when this was a short on the Tracey Ulman Show
Episode 1: 0:00
Episode 2: 1:48
Episode 3: 3:14
Episode 4: 4:33
Episode 5: 5:33
Episode 6: 7:05
Episode 7: 9:00
Episode 8: 10:11
Episode 9: 11:42
Episode 10: 12:30
Episode 11: 13:46
Episode 12: 15:13
Episode 13: 16:31
Episode 14: 18:02
Episode 15: 19:34
Episode 16: 21:22
Episode 17: 23:05
Episode 18: 24:44
Episode 19: 26:05
Episode 20: 27:47
Episode 21: 29:22
Episode 22: 30:20
Episode 23: 31:26
Episode 24: 32:40
Episode 25: 33:44
Episode 26: 34:56
Episode 27: 36:08
Episode 28: 37:19
Episode 29: 38:12
Episode 30: 39:15
Episode 31: 40:17
Episode 32: 41:27
Episode 33: 42:33
Episode 34: 43:41
Episode 35: 44:48
Episode 36: 45:59
Episode 37: 47:09
Episode 38: 48:23
Episode 39: 49:36
Episode 40: 50:56
Episode 41: 52:03
Episode 42: 52:57
Episode 43: 54:11
Episode 44: 55:26
Episode 45: 56:37
Episode 46: 57:44
Episode 47: 58:50
Episode 48: 1:00:11
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They all laughed after being kicked out the Office. Best part.
Ah, those Simpsons; they haven't changed a bit!
I like how it goes from a fever dream to almost real animation by the end.
In 1987 I was 6 thank you for this video 😁🥰 because the only thing that have done is make me happy remember when I was little now I am42 😂 Maggie talk
oh Wow it's so cool to see the very early episodes
The early Simpsons artstyle is truly cursed
Who knew 75 years later is would still be on...
75???
I'm so proud of the simpsons, because they grow up so fast 💛
At the time we thought this was cutting edge and cool. There wasnt any other cartoon / adult stuff going. I liked it since day one.
Wow I feel really sorry for kid you, because these suck ass 💀 lm lucky to have had plenty of good animation since 2000s
That's how I first started watching The Simpsons
I remember in the movie of The Simpsons, in a scene where Maggie gets out of the dome, they replaced the ordinary sucking sound with the one used on these shows. An interesting cameo
This makes me yearn for a Bart and Maggie episode in season 35! They’ve barely had any screen time together in the actual show.
9:24 homers face is the same as in the first episode
Early on they heavily reused cels. It's especially noticeable with Marge and Lisa.
11:43 This would be the premise of a SpongeBob episode 24 years after this
I mean it is based off of an old thing parents would say to their kids
i loved the football segment😂
I remembered in the early 90's or mid..my locate movie rental store had a vhs of this series. It was the whole thing on one tape. I know this a rare one nowadays
16:11 "this is one small step for a kid, one giant leap, for kid kong"
He is saying 'kid-kind' as in 'mankind'.
11:50 maggie did talked...since 1987 !!!!!!
Old school Simpson
It gives me the life x3
Damn forgot how entertaining Lisa an how Energetic Maggie were on Season 0
This is so much more wholesome than The Simpsons.
nah
80s vs 90s themes. I prefer the more refined Simpsons from 5-10 tho