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   Matthew Garvey  wrote in news:5e4821b5-da8a-4928-ad6c-   
   675589fe7f26@i18g2000vbx.googlegroups.com:   
      
   > Hmm, not much to write about in my notes, but enjoyable. The Bart love   
   > plot (or at least the way it was set up, which helps a lot) felt like   
   > a refreshing angle, and had some decent structure to it. The montage   
   > of movie moments (either I didn't get them all or they weren't all   
   > parodies) was neat. Flashing handled tastefully (and its aftermath   
   > short but sweet). Also notable: using a regular cast member for the   
   > girl, not a random popular actress. Homer's "Stranded" subplot was   
   > cute without taking too much time; I haven't seen Lost but it's funny,   
   > the friend who got me to start on The Simpsons (catching up on nearly   
   > 250 episodes in a few months) has now been on a Lost kick on Netflix   
   > and encouraging me to join in. Well, maybe.   
   >   
   >   
   > DYN:   
   > ..."WATCH FUTURAMA THURSDAYS AT 10"?   
   > ...Lisa doesn't show up until act 4 (I think)?   
   > ...Fry and Leela stranded on an asteroid during the universal zoom   
   > out?   
   >   
      
   When Lisa says "Hear! Hear!" the closed-captioning misspells it (as many   
   ignorant people do) as "Here! Here!"   
      
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