> Pretty not-bad episode with a focused and grounded main plot (even if   
   > the timeline is still stretching and stretching). A couple of pretty   
   > good gags, too.   
      
   Agreed!  It was a not-bad episode.   
      
   I don't like the timeline stretching, though.  I am happy believing that   
   Homer and Marge were in high school in the 1970s and that the kids are   
   still the same age now that they've been since the late 1980s.  OTOH, keeping   
   them at the same age and from the same time would mean you'd eventually run   
   out of historic events from their backstory that the writers had not already   
   covered!  ;)   
      
   > And finally - for the dozens of people still reading Usenet - a little   
   > alert that I have once again made some large updates to my Production   
   > Codes document. This round focuses mostly on expanding information on   
   > other studios' code systems, but has some added info on 20th Century Fox   
   > and its related companies too. Whether you've never taken the time to   
   > learn what these strange alphanumeric codes are, or you've been waiting   
   > for a new batch of research, pack a lunch and head to   
   > simpsonsarchive.com/guides/pcodes.html (happy reading)!   
      
   Thanks for keeping that going.  I can still remember reading someone's   
   (Raymond Chen?) summarys/reviews/DYN lists in this group back c1993.  Glad to   
   see some activity here.   
      
      
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