Friday, April 11, 2008

Simpsons movie - sequel?














Right now there isn't a sequel announced for the Simpsons. Back in September last year, The Simpsons executive producer Al Jean said that there are no plans to make a Simpsons Movie sequel at this time, and there is no movie script at this point. However, themovieblog.com thinks that's bull. In Al Jean's quote, he said that "We wouldn’t want to do it just because the first one was successful, or because we wanted to make money off of a movie." John Campea from themovieblog.com thinks that when studios say they're not doing it for the money, they're lying.
Personally, I thought the Simpsons movie was great. I saw it twice in the movie theaters, once at the midnight launch, and again the next day. I would happily hand over another $10.50 to see a sequel, but the question is will it happen? It's no secret that the number of viewers of the show have been declining for quite some time. Season 18 was very hard for me to watch, but right now in Season 19, I've enjoyed many of the episodes. Off the top of my head I can say E Pluribus Wiggum and The Debarted were my favorite episodes this season. Some of my non-Simpsons obsessed friends agree that E Pluribus Wiggum was really an intelligent, funny episode, and having Jon Stewart as a guest star surely helped become one of my new favorites. I can't find any data about the show's current ratings, but I can say that the quality is definitely better than Season 18. Hopefully this new trend of high-quality funny episodes will make Al Jean reconsider a Simpsons Movie sequel.

Thursday, April 10, 2008

First post - What this blog is.

The Simpsons' ratings have been dropping lower and lower. Simpsons fan sites all over the internet aren't being updated and Simpsons forums are slowly dying out. We must bring back the Simpsons!

My goal is to bring back The Simpons back to it's original glory. The Simpsons movie was a huge hit, with an 89% on rottentomatoes.com and grossing over $520 million worldwide. There is a fanbase out there, but not many places on the internet serves hot, fresh, weekly updates like Save the Simpsons will! I will be reviewing all the new Simpsons episodes and going over classic Simpsons moments. Remember when Bart sawed the head off Jebediah Springfield's statue? Moments like that will live on in television history forever, and I plan on traveling far down memory lane. So here's to many, many posts in the following months to come.

Long live The Simpsons!