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|    Notes for WABF12 (The Caper Chase)    |
|    02 Apr 17 17:40:44    |
      From: mxg77@po.cwru.edu              Liked this overall, and in a pretty unequivocal way. Homer's teaching story       (and the setpiece about various inspirational movies) in act 2 won me over       pretty well and though the plot about the college scam was paper-thin the       parade of guests in act 3 was        fun and felt more like the higher-brow style of classic years, without getting       ridiculous. A little heavy on meta gags but they were fun, and a few of the       easily-offended students' complaints were more legitimate than silly, but it       struck a good tone.        Not super short either, though pushing it.                     Previous episode stuff       4F05: Lindsay Naegle seems to feel Burns is childless, but...       1F20: Homer's previous teaching gig       DABF04: Another parody of the M*A*S*H helicopter lift farewell message       AABF12: Homer wonders if he may pee in an object of a certain type (the       sensory deprivation tank, some sort of cryofreeze schvitz)              Meta stuff       Release me, you hound (also Burns does release the hounds on the Whiffenpoofs       at the end).       Homer shows his class a "first lesson" consisting of the part of the title       sequence where he gets the rod stuck to his back (complete with music and       sound effects), and says he does it every week (though that's far from true       and it was a short opening        this episode too).       Homer's voiceprint is from 1989 and he has to dip into "frosty chocolate       milkshakes" voice to get a match.       Guest Robert McKee thinks the (act 4) tags are pointless. They are. Thanks,       Fox. I know it's been 7 years.                     And one more quick note       Funny that this episode had a joke about the retirement of the Vin Scully       impersonator. Last week was the first repeat of Dad Behavior (WABF01), and       unlike episodes dedicated to people who've died, this actually kept the "we'll       miss you Vin Scully"        moment at the end. I guess that's just part of the episode officially. OK then.              --- SoupGate-Win32 v1.05        * Origin: you cannot sedate... all the things you hate (1:229/2)    |
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