From: thezander@gmail.com   
      
   On Sunday, December 9, 2018 at 8:52:59 PM UTC-5, Matt Garvey wrote:   
   > Pretty enjoyable holiday episode - though the ending was a little rushed and   
   hard to believe. (Then again, with the episode being incredibly short...) The   
   Florida scenes were all pretty fun and the wrinkle of basing everything on   
   maximizing Marge's    
   happiness was neat. Also fun to have Jane Lynch back as another character.   
   Well, till the new year...   
   >    
   > DYN:   
   > ...it's incredibly reasonable for people to have an antenna (even a   
   rabbit-ears one) attached to an HDTV, because for those wanting to watch   
   over-the-air TV (or those with it as the only option, or those, like me, who   
   don't want to rely on cable boxes    
   for everything or pay for unnecessary extra ones) the signal has to be tuned   
   by something, and it even brings in HD signals?   
   > ...the new TV is set up in the other room, not in the old one's spot?   
   >    
   > Previous episode stuff   
   > FABF02: Title (though this one doesn't spell out the number), a whopping 15   
   years later   
   > BABF07: Bart and Lisa sing Silent Night as a distraction for a scheme   
   >    
   > Football timing note   
   > The Eagles/Cowbogs game went into overtime and ended at about 7:52, but they   
   still managed to overrun their GENEROUS time slot, so the rest of the lineup   
   is about a minute and a half behind. Good grief.   
   >    
   > Set those recordings   
   > For those who care: the last time the Fox network pulled 7G08 (Simpsons   
   Roasting on an Open Fire) off the shelf, in 2012, there was at least one shot   
   with an animation coloring goof not present on the season 1 DVD release.   
   Alternate version collectors,    
   forewarned is forearmed.   
      
   I thought the antenna joke was pretty funny, and i have an antenna on my tv as   
   well.   
      
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