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There actually was an episode around Cleveland leaving the show, it was just called 'Pilot' and aired between seasons 7 and 8.

There is an episode set on Halloween but not a special. They have 2 Halloween simpsons episode genres, specials and a Halloween episode that's not a special.

I dont know why you have to feel the need to insert a hateful and somewhat antisemitic rant about Israel, despite the fact that Gaza attacked first, in the middle of a random Simpsons video, but have fun i guess

For me, Stewie Kills Lois/Lois Kills Stewie is the ideal finale for the series. If the show ended there, Family Guy would probably be looked upon a lot more favorably than it is today.

Hey everyone! Just dropping a quick pinned comment to address a recurring objection. I guess my voice makes it really hard to tell when I'm joking or being facetious, and usually I don't mind that. Like how everyone on part 1 thought I genuinely didn't know what King Kong was. It's probably my fault and I'm just bad at performing with my voice when reading from a script. I kind of had that down as one of my biggest weaknesses as a youtuber anyway, which I'm trying to work on. But in this case during my ranking of You've got To Know Where to Golem I made a comment that I intended to be taken as a facetious joke, and a lot of people are taking it more seriously than I expected. I'm sure there will still be people who didn't think it was funny or appropriate and that's fine. No accounting for taste. But for anybody who's solely offended by it because they think it was me being completely serious, just know that's not the case. Thanks to everyone who's checked out this video! I really appreciate it!

Part 3 coming soon! 19 to 28!

It's always good to see someone who respects a mixture of earleir and later simpsons, especially more that middle ground before "modern" simpsons as I'll agree that seasons 2-9 are better and clearly the shows golden era, but i still have fond nostalgia andenjoyment in alot of those middle ground episodes as i grew up with them, especially the Treehouse of Horrors.

The Island Of Dr Hibbert originally had an ending where Dr Hibbert declares his intention to change everyone back to human after everyone's shown happily enjoying their lives as animals. For whatever reason, they cut that. It can still be seen on the DVD of Season 14.

i dont get behind why you put soo much emphasis on it being funny .. its a treehouse of Horror the focus should be in my eyes how scary or how well they input Horror

Great video. I really enjoyed seeing your perspective on these segments. Seeing Wiz Kids ranked so high, especially compared to The Devil and Homer Simpson is pretty shocking

Just started the video and for some reaosn you remembering I Know What You Diddily-Iddily-Did as a werewolf episode is so funny to me. It feels like the type of memory I would form if I watched it as a kid and I wasn't familiar with horror movies, only classic halloweeny ones.

-> generalizing all jewish people for what Israel is doing Dude I really REALLY hope that was just poor phrasing or lack of research on your end. borderline hate speech right there.

Jewish people. You can say the complete word

glad to see I'm not the only one who thinks spider-man works better without the mcu

Hey! House of Whacks is largely a parody of Demon Seed (1977)! Youcan watch a film with that premise!

The Mr and Mrs Smith parody is probably the treehouse segment that I remember the most. Series 19 was the first one I saw when it actually came out, and that was the best of the three segments.

Another great vid<3

18:12 nothing wrong with expressing political views, but when you say "Jews" did these actions, it comes off as painting with a broad brush and labeling all Jewish people for the actions of Israel. I hope you hadn't meant it to come off as antisemitic as it does, but thought it was worth mentioning. Otherwise solid reviews.

Love your work, do keep it up! But I recommend avoiding political views in a video like this, they will only ever divide your audience. Up to you of course! Personally I tie the start of the decline of the Simpsons with when they moved to HD. I always sigh when it comes on and it's not a 4:3 ratio.

Family guy did a better version

Yay:P

Unsubscribing. You are either a fool for falling for Hamas propaganda or a knave for spreading it knowingly. Hope you’re pleased with whatever you get for selling your soul.

7:57 Dude, chill OMG hahaha.

The Simpsons vs Joe Biden

wow I thought we'd be waiting a while for pt 2

What about the Comics? There is another person who read them and made the first part of an video.

"The Monkey's Paw" is a parody of "The Monkey's Paw" lol. Seriously. It's basically an adaptation/rip-off/comedy-version of a horror story called The Monkey's Paw.

People were really made to be interested in being eaten huh

The Raven is scary to Homer, because it is a metaphor for death and as the adult, who is therefore more conscious of his mortality, it scares him, where it doesn't scare the kids. That's always been my reading anyway...

For "The Raven" segment: "I don't know what Homer was scared of," there in lies the point that Homer, of all people, understands the poem better than the kids do, especially Lisa. It represents the divide kids and adults have over what qualifies as "scary" or "horror" given the first two segments feature more childish -- and therefore -- primal ideas of horror like haunted places or things trying to eat you. Whereas "The Raven" is more adult in its scope on horror given it's about a man mourning the loss of his love and a seemingly supernatural raven haunting and taunting him that he will never see said love again, driving him to madness. Homer is a grown man with a lot to lose, the fact he's cast as the protagonist along with Marge as Lenore in the segment reinforces this, and the idea of never seeing her strikes a chord within him. So the kids can only rationalize the horror in "The Raven" as like Friday the 13th: Part 1; tastes were different and people were probably easier to scare in 1845. Homer understands the "The Raven" as potentially losing your loved ones and being driven mad by your grief and hopeless longing.

Homer sells his souls is classic and one of my favorites.

It's funny how gen z has fell in love with the references and memes over the great memories developed over our youth. So many segments feel like were rank based on memes.

How do you not know the monkey paw. That's what it's a parody of for treehouse 2 segment 1. The raven is more intelligent but kind of boring after 1st viewing. Still good but not in my top 25 treehouse segments.

Always a high point are THOH

Martin's scream was absolutely harrowing Russi Taylor did a superb job

I believe King Homer is a parody of King Kong

Amy Scharter is funny 😂

It doesn't make a huge difference, but you ask why the evil Krusty doll segment focuses on Homer rather than Bart - it's a parody of a Twilight Zone episode where a man is terrorized by his daughter's doll, so it makes sense to be Homer-centric.

8:48 King Kong

This is honestly my biggest problem with Family Guy: They only make references for the sake of making references. As if they were a substitute for comedy.

Was hoping to see you’d upload, great video!

3d Homer No 1 for me.

"Look at me, I'm Davey Crochet.

I think a big thing you missed in the Homer and Marge analysis is that Homer quits drinking, i think its been brought up in multiple future episodes and so i assume that's "canon" now, and i do find that inportant to their future relationship. I have no issues woth your analysis, thoigh ironically despite Mother and Child Reunion being so contradictory, i almost think Lisa not going to college is a really cool thing to add to her character and id almost want to follow through with that. Does also makes her more poised to stay in her home town and marry Nelson. Honestly, Barthood's trajectory for Bart was flawless so I'd just make that be what happens and then stick with it.

how did i just get the dont touch willie joke

I love the raven but I hate terror at 5 1/2 feet.

The ending of Homer3 really upset me as a kid, mainly because Dan's voice acting made me really scared for Homer, and I didnt understand the erotic cakes punchline.

The first three seasons, the writing was quick, the jokes tight, the cutaway gags were funny and didn't overstay their welcome, and the Griffins were all likeable and funny and they all liked each other and Brian was the straight man to keep Peter grounded

I hated the ending of the thing and i. They made Marge too cruel just because they all realized bart was the evil twin. Hiding a kid is cruel enough but to do it to a kid you loved for years after learning that he's evil? Might as well give him up