I haven't watched the simpsons in twenty years.

I haven't watched the simpsons since 2004 or so.

>>39993 >>39995 I second what both of these anons said. I mean, I'm sure there are a couple good episodes in the later seasons but I'm not going to spend my time trawling through shit when the earlier seasons are right there to watch whenever I'm in the mood for it. Is there some list for what most people would consider standout episodes from the later seasons?

>>39989 Mark Scully shat on the Simpsons making it into a parody, I guess that was ahead of its time before the ironic humor boom, still would've been preferable if they ended the show there and focus on the clones just to fill the gap that the Simpsons left.

>>40001 Mike Scully's years are a bit different and I can understand why people might not prefer them, but really I think he was just following the trend of increasing zaniness that had been going on since the start. It's when Scully left and Al Jean (and not Mike Reiss) took over that things got really shit. And Al Jean declared himself showrunner for life, so we're still in that position now, over 20 years later. If I'm recommending the show to any casuals, I tell them to just stop after Season 12. I warn them that maybe they'll want to stop before then, and if they do, then fine, but even if you like Season 12, don't bother with Season 13 or later. If you must, I think Jean didn't take over until after the first couple episodes of Season 13, so maybe check out that one single season, but definitely not 14.

>>40002 To think that Beavis and Butthead is the only show that handled better its fate of being the "90s cartoon that refuses to die", but I guess is because of South Park that got hosed up to last until the end of times letting Mike Judge off the hooknose.

>>40002 >Al Jean <The fucking tumor next to Tim Long That guy tried to recreate what Mike Scully did but failed to understand irony letting the punchline shit itself at the end.

the ones I didn't watch