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|    Notes for QABF06    |
|    28 Feb 21 18:12:00    |
      From: mxg77@po.cwru.edu              Uneven. There were a few core ideas that worked, such as Marge's concerns       about Bart's independence and the classic satirical outlook on the rich (tax       avoision techniques and so on). I can roll with the gigantic golf course in       the middle of town that no        one's ever noticed before or will ever again, to a point. It didn't really wow       me though, and the ending was a mess. By the way, I don't like Caddyshack, but       I did appreciate the musical nod (the first time).              DYN:       ...Phineas Q. Butterfat's ice cream parlor has rebranded to "PQB's"?              Previous episode thing       1F14: Bart leads his friends in disappearing into a hedge by pointing out (as       the show has several times now) that he saw Homer do it              Hello...       -new voice for Wendell? (or whoever that kid is)       -long after the rest, new voice for Dr. Hibbert? (It's only one line, but it       sounds like KMR *now*.)              ...and goodbye       Pre-Gracie dedication (maybe one that will stick a little more?) to longtime       writer, producer, and occasional voice Marc Wilmore (with a Simpsons-esque       caricature, not a screenshot), who apparently died at the end of January. I       came to know him first/       best as the one psychologist in BABF18 (It's a Mad, Mad, Mad, Mad Marge), with       a distinctive delivery on the line "you recently went berserk in a ice cream       parlor", and that's basically how I came to recognize the name in other       credits, and his brother        Larry when he was brought on The Daily Show. An odd story, maybe, but it       really stuck in my head.              At least it wasn't a rain delay       Car race that was scheduled to be over by 7 (ha) didn't end until just after,       so naturally it took 15 minutes to wrap up coverage. Because Fox is now       running all new shows Sunday nights, and since it actually seems to care about       them (cough cough King of        the Hill and Malcolm in the Middle), I think we're in for a lot of delayed       airings this spring. Tonight's lineup shift was about 18:45.              --- SoupGate-Win32 v1.05        * Origin: you cannot sedate... all the things you hate (1:229/2)    |
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