What If The Simpsons Was British?
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- What if The Simpsons were a British show? It would be shorter and a lot more depressing. Subscribe and support me on Kofi, and I promise not to make any more British Simpsons: ko-fi.com/misterabk. This can end today.
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The most British thing would be to produce 3 seasons with 5 episodes each.
Series*
I'd be suprised if we got 1 with 3 episodes tbh
6 episodes. 3, if it were produced by ITV, and shown over a bank holiday weekend.
And stretch this out over 12 years
they can't all have 5 episodes, either 2nd or 3rd need to be shorter than the rest
British Simpsons:
2 seasons
6 episodes each
First season aired in 1989, the second season aired in 1996.
It’s regarded as a true masterpiece.
🤣 That's so on point.
Why you diminutive!
They also call it a series instead of season.
Most of Season 2 was lost to reduce the amount of film stock used, and a community sprung up around reconstructing the missing episodes.
And then a one off charity reunion for red nose day
Do not possess a bovine, father.
A child was conceived and born within the time this comment was posted and no comments! Allow me to fix that.
"Why you diminutive!" Is possibly the best thing I have ever heard
Remember, never use a big word when a diminutive one will do.
@@ColinBarrett001 very clevah
Fr
Not nearly enough negativity.
Yeah it's isn't SIMP enuff. 😬
Dan! How’ve you been? Greetings from good old Vietnam
I ruined the 666th likes
Not much to be found in Springfieldshire.
Bare Knuckle fight then Simple As.
The grey really brings in the feeling of a British summer
I mean this is 4 weeks old but dude it's been 30 degrees for what feels like forever!
@@Andrew-yl7lm I hear you, this is agony I want my cold grey summer back
If it was a full series, it would be like 20 episodes of grey and rain, then like 3 of an intolerable heatwave, followed by more grey.
XD
Literally looking out the window right now: Yep.
I absolutely lost it hearing Marge's deep scottish(?) Accent 😂
More like Northern English (close!)
@impalaman9707 Nope. Definitely a bad Scottish accent.
Scottish 100% as she also said the word "wean" which in Scotland is child or baby 😅
@SMITH-lw3rv No, actually, that is used in Northern Irish as well, but yup, bad Scottish.
@@impalaman9707no, it was scottish
"Well Margerie, the boy is dead...
...eat your flag" got me! 🤣
Ah yes, the British flag, one of the most exquisite culinary dishes in the world.
To be fair from what I have heard about British cooking you would probably rather eat the British flag than British food.
Come on guys it’s not that bad here. The US had also churned some pretty horrifying stuff out!
Eat yer flag.
@@Landie_Man as an American, I agree. Love from Oklahoma.
@@canaan5337 have u even tried any sad i know
Homer never gets angry, he's just passive aggressive all the time
...kinda like the original Homer, who was a lovable, blue-collar oaf with a conscience.
(He didn't even have the speech deficiency in the early episodes)
Sarcasm 😂
@@Dhakadice Weirdly enough, he's even the closest thing to a neutral character we can have to relate to, throughout season 1. Even Marge isn't quite as reasonable as she's later in the series, to balance Homer's dangerously increasing wackiness. The poor guy clearly tries his best to make his crappy family work.
Unless he's drunk.
@@lordbyron9172 YOU, dear sir, have a deep understanding of this series that most people don't!
Let's not forget that the late great Peter Alcoholism voiced Bartholomew Simptson.
This seems more like a British man creates what an American would think a British Simpsons would be like, rather than a British man doing what *he* thinks it would be like if it were British.. I think. Genius, and funny. I love it.
I can't imagine an American having small details like Bart's shaved eyebrow
Bartholomew is sad.
He has lost his skateboarding license for speeding.
He cannot afford another.
Heroin.
Is this how you do haiku in Great Britain?
@@femaletrouble heroinku
Please for god's sake tell me you can't actually get a speeding ticket in the UK for exceeding the motor-vehicle speed limit while on a pedestrian vehicle like a skateboard or a bicycle.
- Irvine Welsh
@@deusexaethera in theory, yes you can but most coppers would let it go. You can also get done for drink driving on a horse.
Flanders says "innit" at the end of every sentence
I kind of want him to speak in that geordie accent
Innit bruv? And Barney to be Welsh! Moe to be Irish! Skinner to be an Oxbridge educated man! Skinner's mother to be an upper middle class busybody! Wullie to be Polish! Nelson to be a NED/Chav! The sea captain to be Cornish! Lenny to be Cockney! Carl to be Jamaican! Mr Burns to be Prince Charles!
@@synkkamaan1331 slow down son! you'll deflate your brain!
@@synkkamaan1331 Why would you not just keep Groundskeeper Willie as a Scot, but an accent from a really shit area, like Scotland.
oi bart wanna join us in Bible study innit
“Diminutive” is un-ironically a great insult
why you little...
As a British person this is so accurate with the rain in the background and the mothers accent
sucking up to americans, yep you ARE british
"Ahh Bartholomew, out for another day of whimsical japes."
*A few seconds later*
"Well Marjorie, the boy is dead."
Being dead. The ultimate jape
“Eat your flag.”
it’s been a month and I can’t stop thinking about how you typed marjorie as margery
@@RedHorizonz The Simptsons
Marjorie i think
Americans: woah thats depressing
Englishmen: thats accurate lol
Scots: woah what an cheerful show, those fucking sassanachs down the wall have it real easy.
its not accurate.
It’s extremely inaccurate.
"Aye, like... Nae'bdy's a junkie or oan the dole or oanyhin'. If that isnae yer typical English optimism, I dinnae ken whit is."
I have never heard a Scottish person refer to English people as being "Down the wall", what does that mean?
I'm Scottish.
@@berliner965 Hadrian's??
As a Brit I like how accurately they depicted everyone speaking like they're in a Victorian novel, because that's exactly how we speak, all the time.
Funny you should mention that, I was saying something similar meself to the wife only yesterday.
I spent a summer over there a few years ago and I thought this one guy had a speech impediment then someone told me he was trying to copy my accent.
Except when they‘re drunk. Then they talk like ogers on crack
@anonymous-ts5ih
I can bet they weren't drunk.. and that you don't get sarcasm.
We invented your country, sit down @@anonymous-ts5ih
“British humour is that there is no joke, American humor is that the joke should not be made.”
-A random RUclips video
The fact that Marge looks like Skinner's mother is killing me
And sounds like a Scottish man
Lol me too🤨😐
SEYMOUR! THE HOUSE IS ON FIRE!
@@ocularzombie6679 Nooo, mother. It’s just the northern lights.
OH SHT SHE DOES
"No, we no longer have a cow, but still have our pride!"
"Do we, father?"
this is deep.
why should they have a cow? and why should Marge eat her flag? Because she hates UK when she is a Scot?
@@LUrzidil-rn7nd I think it's a subtle jab at Brexit... We're going to be a lot worse off but we have our "national pride", hence all her having to eat was a British flag.
Ikr risotto nero
@@UdumbaraMusic It could be a jab at Britain post-2016, or a jab at Britain post-1978, or a jab at Britain post-1956, or a jab at Britain post-1945, or a jab at Britain post-1918. Britain's been in a death spiral for over a century; first the First World War took out the best and brightest men in the country, then it lost most of Ireland, then the Depression hit, then the Second World War put Britain in a dramatic financial and military position, then the colonies declared independence and the Empire crumbled, then the Suez Crisis hit and turned Britain into a second-rate power, and finally, by the late 1970s, unemployment was rife, people's working hours were cut and electricity had to be rationed during winter. Compared to all that, Brexit's effects have been negligible.
@@vulpesinculta3238 And this is a first world country
This is amazing. I wish there were more episodes of this kind. I have had to settle for watching this video over and over again.
We would still be watching and talking about every one of the two seasons, eight episodes and Christmas special to this day.
In this version, Groundskeeper Willie is voiced by Larry The Cable Guy.
That's actually pretty brilliant.
@@RamLaska it would be if there were cable in the uk lol
drifts in a lawn tractor while firing off an AR-15 into the sky in one hand and chugging a Pabst blue ribbon in the other
@@griffinoleary1694
Fits.
Would love to hear the "Brothers and sisters are natural enemies. Just like ..." speach.
You missed the best part where Mr Burns appears at the window and smirks... “splendiferous”
"Brilliant"
more like "Marvelous"
“Not bad” would be the most British response tbf
"Sufficient"
Then starts spouting poetry in Scots.
Ok, I can't stop watching this. I wish there were more clips.
As a British person, I can confirm that this would be 100% accurate
Me 2 except for the British part & the confirm part
It's so weird how at the same time they live in a council flat, Homer and Bart are posh and Marge is Scottish this is such a mess haha
I thought she was just a generic northerner to be honest
As an American I'm happy to report I follow the second half well, but... a council flat?
@@Jenisonc council flats are low-income housing for working class. I think it's an equivalent for what you call a housing project in America :)
@@sahiblindberg Thank you for the knowledge. :)
@@sahiblindberg, actually, I don't believe that Americans have an equivalent to that. Even housing projects in America are separate housing units, albeit located in poorer neighbourhoods, and you are still required to pay. A council flat would be our (Mexican) equivalent of governmental flats that were given out to the newly homeless after the '85 earthquake that destroyed half of our city, that's to say, very large blocks of flats whose flats are free with paper-thin walls and where everyone is shameless enough to dry out their clothes on the terrace.
Homer and Ned haven't spoken for 15 years after an argument over the bins, today they just toss shit in each other's gardens while trying to film the other tossing shit in their garden.
This is the best comment and I'm angry it's only got 6 likes after 2 days.
Was it the bins, or was it one of them borrowed the other's mower and didn't give it back?
@@skirwingle
Definitely the bins.
@@videochemist If you are paying £50 a month of your council tax for bin collection
you will get defensive towards your bins, and of course your council will fine you for
incorrect recycling in the assigned boxes and fine you for not using council badged
bin bags
@@phillipsmiley5930
How many years since you last spoke to Graham next door, Phil?
This Homer definitely fought in the Falklands
I've been looking for this clip for a year now, I've finally found it again
The part that got me was "why you diminutive" he just used a big word just to use a big word XD
Instead of a “little” word
@@filster1934 revert to primate
consume thy banderole
@@dekaw9138 reject humanity return to monke
It means small or little. Like how homer says "Why you little" Sorry you can't speak the language.
"Britain isn't like this!" - I know, I am also from here. This is a sketch about what I think the Simpsons would be like if it were a British animation, like Monkey Dust. Hence the misery, desaturation, poshness etc.
bri’ish
@@AubreyDaGal **eye roll**
Monkey Dust, eh?
Always knew you were a man of impeccable taste, Mr. Beckett-King.
Still pretty funny though
Add the asylum seekers
Loved it-more please!
Inaccurate, the weather's far better in this parody.
(Also, I love how the statue's head just falls down onto the table from the roof.)
Are you ok, ABK?
ABK are you OK?
Are you OK ABK?
ABK are you OK?
Are you OK ABK?
You've been struck by...
a smooth subliminal.
(I'll get my coat.)
@@PercivalBlakeney Leave the coat and stay put. We all thought the same thing...
@@PercivalBlakeney Unfortunately we'll also be confiscating your coat.
@@PercivalBlakeney pretty sure there's another 2 "are you ok"s
jealous much?
I love how this plays into common meme stereotypes of Britain while at the same time having authentic factors of British life like miserable weather and a dead on Scottish accent
And Winston Churchill references...
Where does this bad weather rubbish come from? I am English and it has been sunny here for 4 days!
@@specialunit0428 only... 4 days?
and the dismal houses in the background
@@Adamitude yup. The whole summer. 😁
I really need to see an entire season of this lol!!
The most relatable thing is how grey it all looks; everyday this week has looked like that 🌧
It went on for 6 episodes and is generally regarded to be a masterpiece
Of course two episodes are lost since the BBC soaked them in lighter fluid and stored them next to an open flame.
Reminds me of a real UK show that came out in 2022
"Well Margery, the boy is dead"
That got me
Ok
I understand
Thanks for coming!
@@christophersuswal9544 Sounds good.
d e a d b a r t
“ eat your flag “
Eat your flag.
i want a full series of this.
I would like to see a 10 hour version of this on repeat lmao
The tesco's shopping bag in the corner just spoke Britian at it's finest.
Yes that was a nice little touch
@@anyataubman8217... Funny how people always put an 's on the end of every supermarket name... Have you noticed that? Just saying.
@@i_wouldprefer_not_to1196 Yeah I have noticed that ...
And the red brick houses too
That’s known round our way as ‘The working man’s briefcase’.
It somehow took me rewatching this 3 times to realize “Marjorie” actually had a flag on her plate. For some reason I thought “eat your flag” was a British idiom I was unfamiliar with.
I thought so too. I even went out of my way to look for it, no reference through. We may have to look for a British speaker to confirim.
@@Tomm192 there is no such thing as British speaker.
@@Tomm192 I am British and can confirm we don't say that I thought it was a brexit joke but it's probably not
I am... delighted to explain the very weird and specific context of this :) There has been a lot of angst and anxiety (and weird culture war bullshit) about the taking down of statues in the UK over the last couple of years- people wanted to take down a statue of Rhodes at Oxford University, the Tory (Conservative Party) government threatened to send a police guard to protect a statue of Winston Churchill, and most notably, some students were put on trial and acquitted for being part of a group that toppled a statue of a slave trader, Edward Colston, in Bristol.
The flag obsession is part of the same culture war nonsense. Tory MPs (and sometimes some from other parties) started appearing in Zoom meetings with many, or comically large, flags behind them. They then implied, or just said, that anyone who laughed at them or criticised them was unpatriotic. The kind of person who obsesses over protecting statues (like British Homer) would probably also be pro-flags as home decor. Eating it is just a bit of anarchic silliness.
I'm a British speaker and I've been saying this my whole life. It's a common phrase down our way. Eat your flag brings back so many memories. Eating my flag on the Trooping of the Colour day. Eating my flag during the Queen's speech. So many memories. Eating one's flag is about celebrating great British values, like waiting in lines and not shoving, endlessly lurching to the political right, and blaming poor people for problems caused by the obscenely wealthy. What's the best way to eat a flag, I hear you ask? Everyone has their preference but I like mine served with a side of coronation chicken on a plate made out of a bulldog's face. Eat your flag, it's terrific.
It would be 6 episodes long and this was probably the final episode.
I like how marge looks more like skinner with a wig
I cannot unsee it now
"British choking sounds" is a brilliant bit in the closed captions that most people won't have seen
After reading this I went back and put the subs on....:)
Aren't you that fellow who likes cricket on the insta
@@bloodyconfessor not a fellow but quite possibly
I can't believe my eyes. There's more than one person on this planet named Saoirse ...
@@lonestarr1490 It's not an uncommon Irish name
Instead of over 600 episodes over 30 years, there would be 9 episodes.
And at least one of them would be a Christmas Special with a crapton of fourth wall breaking.
Twelve episodes over two years. And a Comic Relief special with jokes aimed at the Royal Family.
@@clinteldorado lol so accurate though
@@none--other .. and at least two would be taken out of broadcast and streaming services due to perceived racism/sexism/transphobia.
9 hour and a half episodes over 30 years
I would love more of this.
😂this actually was funny.👍🏻💯 Cheers
Finally, a realistic on-screen depiction of life in the UK.
The only accurate thing was the father murdering the son.
@@TheMijman That's pretty fucked up, if you ask me.
It took me a little while to realise it was a cartoon.
@@VashdaCrash nah, it’s a well-known tradition here... every father murders his son... it passes through the generations to today
"Realistic"? Without using the word "bloody" once?
I like how part of the subtitles go "British Choking Sounds" lmfao
People who enjoy waving flags don't deserve to have one, as a famous Brit once said.
@sisuphos I only took it as a warning against taking nationalism too far, you're clearly reading a lot more into it.
I think you're mostly right about Banksy and leftist narratives. (There's also something to be said about rightwing narratives.)
Unfortunately, you seem to be caught in the false dichotomy of the extreme left against the extreme right. It shouldn't be that polarized, it's only pitting people against each other. That's the plot, if there is one.
It should be possible to be proud of one's culture and country without excessive flag waving.
@@ximono "you seem to be caught in the false dichotomy of the extreme left against the extreme right. It shouldn't be that polarized, it's only pitting people against each other"
That's not a "false dichotomy", it's the essence of all left (marxist etc) ideas. Divide the society (usually on matters of small importance) as much as possible than take the power - first through infiltrating the media and culture, second by brute force and barely concealed machinations as witnessed lately in the US. And then eliminate the society and culture of the "bad majority" altogether. It's all been done many times, sadly, and doesn't look like it'll stop until it breaks the Western world into pieces.
Hahahaha
@@Cosmic_Superman01 Смех без причины - признак дурачины.
Please make more! 🔥🔥🔥
Legendary television right here. Loved The Simptsons growing up.
Pure hilarity.
I declare this to be the most whimsical jape of the season!
Pure Alasdair
@Kutter_TTL
Perhaps you should get of those wet clothes and into a Dry Martini.
(... and then apologise to Maude Flanders.)
I just found a fly in my ice was that you?
@@jamesdonoughue4557
Mmmmm yes.
I put it there... as a gag.
😉
@@PercivalBlakeney hahahaha...... excuse me sir it's the president on the phone
Little known fact: Bartholomew Simptson was Peter Alcoholism's final role, and the first season was aired posthumously in his honour.
Some people think the guest appearance of Jimmy Savile in the first season's final episode was what drove Peter over the edge to drink himself to death.
His daughter has, however, rejected all accusations that Peter knew of Savile's "conduct with minors", so we may well never know why he drank himself to death, or if it even was intentional.
RIP Peter Alcoholism. 1945 - 1998
Who the hell IS Peter Alcoholism???
The greatest British actor that ABK has ever made up.
@@famigliaughiu1691 "Who the hell IS Peter Alcoholism???" It is a running gag in the comments section of ABK's youtube videos-invent an entire history around a 30-second clip as if it wasn't ABK doing everything himself.
This video makes me excited to celebrate the 4th of July!
The tesco bag in the background is a brilliant detail
The tesco bag in the background 😂😂😂😂😂😂
It's the old one!!
Tesco is the superior being
"No, we no longer have a cow. But we still have our pride."
"Do we, father?"
Accurate depiction of the U.K. tbh.
Brexit was a rightwing mistake that majority of the electorate is against
@@elderlyoogway Brexit was an op by one faction of neoliberals (who wish to break free from the EU trade regime in favor of a Commonwealth trade regime) against another faction of neoliberals. The UK has not had a conservative PM, arguably, since Disraeli.
@@MI-jp4nq I know you're from a majorly right leaning country when "rightwing" means conservative, and not the rich licking private interest-appeasing neoliberals.
@@elderlyoogway Conservatives who conserve nothing aren't 'conservative'. They're merely ten years behind the other liberals.
@@MI-jp4nq You're too kind to conservatives. Even conservatives who do conserve something are still years behind from the pragmatic rich neoliberal greed machines that is the massively powerful right leaning anglo-politics.
This is like a crappy skit from the 1800s where the joke is "hyuck, foreigners are different"
It takes a special kind of unfunny to piss such a good setup right down your leg.
The creator is English isn't he? So this is the long British tradition of self deprication.
found the furstrated brit lol, this was hilarious
Please make some more of these,
When a 33 second RUclips video contains more laughs than an entire season of modern Simpsons.
Lol. It's funny because modern Simpsons bad.
@@Chance57 *British Homer voice* Yes. Yes it is.
@@barrygormley3986 indeed
@Aiden Hafer not the bad ones, no.
I'm so sick of people complaining about how bad Modern Simpsons is. I get it that the show has been on the air for a long while and has had a lot of episodes that weren't so good lately, but the attitude that The Simpsons is no longer worth watching and will never recover from its drop in quality seriously pisses me off.
Imagine the following two conversations:
- Homer Simptson?
- Yes
- I have news regarding your son, Bartholomew Simptsonson.
- The boy is dead, I already know.
- You don't seem broken up about it
- We were not close. How did you know he's dead?
- How did You know he's dead?
- Doh
Or imagine this following conversation:)
Poirot: You may wonder why I called this house-meeting.
Marjorie: Missing milk, perhaps?
Poirot: Not quite. Every day I hear loud noise from Bartholomew's room.
Homer: When he listens to music or wanks too loudly?
Poirot: Quite. But today it was different. Today was silence. Deadly silence
Homer: I hadn't noticed.
Poirot: You hadn't noticed, but I, Agatha Christie's Poirot, I notice everything and I am convinced he is dead.
Homer: But who would kill him and why?
Poirot: You, Denis!
Denis: Me???
Poirot: I can see it quite clearly. Late at night, you tiptoed down to the kitchen to steal some milk. You did not expect anyone to see you, but Bartholomew caught you in the act. He probably cried: Gotcha!
You knew if he tells on you, you will be kicked out this time. You grabbed the Churchill bust and beat him over the head with it until he was dead!
Marjorie: But Poirot, Denis has so far done nothing worse than to steal milk. Are you sure?
Poirot: murderers do not begin with murder and descend to robbery and petty crimes but the other way around, Mrs Simptson. I am sure the court will see that I am right and if you confess, Denis, they might go easy on you.
...
*awkward silence*
- You got me.
the crossover we all needed
Who's Denise?
@@chrisw4997 deniece of your auntie boutta be born in 9 months
Another conversation this time if it were a Black daily experience in britain:
Black Person: Hello
white person: wE oWnEd HaLf ThE pLaNeT
Black person: where is the shop please? I need to buy bread with the small amount of money I'm allowes to earn compared to you because of the race pay gap.
white person: i'M pRoUd To Be BrItIsH
policeman: *you're under arrest for being black*
I want a full episode 😂😂😂
Even the grey sky at the end 😭
I love how Marge is Scottish
Well yes... thats what British means
@@mynameismattfirered9276 n dinnae ye forgoat it, laddie!
In this version Willie is American haha
@@sofanielas1651 na I think he would be Irish
The United Family of the English and Scottish Simpstons
Homer: "Well Margerie, the boy is dead."
Margerie: "Oh no! Anyway..."
Should be 'Oh dear!'
Top gear
@@jameslivanski2914 or “Oh Deary Me!”
Why you blithering
Wait, was that a reference to Loki season 1 episode 2?
The more I listen to British Homer, the more I think this is Sideshow Bob undercover
If the Simpsons was British, it would have ended years ago and people would still be liking it.
I appreciate the flag on the plate, and the "eat your flag" comment at the end.
And Marge is Scottish as well. ABK's here with the deep political commentary.
The sudden appearance of flags is one of the stranger pandemic symptoms XD
I'm still trying to understand that joke?
@@samh2647 not sure that is due to the pandemic. I mean the Germans only really got into flags ten years after the Spanish Flu.
@@Shadders2010 It's in connection to British (well, English) politicians suddenly being obsessed with the union jack and this being some sort of rule now to prove how patriotic you are.
What if FUTURAMA was British...?
"I bring you only the best of information my half-witted employees!"
"This is the drawer where I keep different lengths of wire"
"... do you have a spaceship?"
"no, just the wire"
@@twoften "I flew the spaceship once and then got rid of it. So as I was saying, about this wire..." 😢
futurama actually sorta did that, there's an episode where planet express visits the UK briefly, and london looks like a chaotic mess of all the weird and notable things from dr. who with daleks flying everywhere
My bet is in a thousands years from now, Britain will still look the same
@@mikael5743 You mean still overwhelmingly white? Will people of colour even be allowed to exist here still?
This is actually an improvement
Ngl, would watch the hell out of this.
The fact that Marge(ry) looks like a disturbing mix of Seymour and his mother screams "Tudors".
I'm glad you ignored the usual stereotypes that are thrown out on the internet about the UK, and instead focused on how depressingly depressing our cartoons are
title _does_ say "the simpsons was" referring to the cartoon being british, not the family being "british"
@@BigOlSmellyFlashlight well duh otherwise the family would be running around campaigning for brexit and attacking black people for our crime of daring to exist here.
@@chiomaakindeleokoye4914 can you find me a cartoon where that actually goes on...?
@@chiomaakindeleokoye4914 eat doo doo
@@chiomaakindeleokoye4914 I see you everywhere on this video saying the same thing and I just have to say, by saying that a British portrayal of the Simpsons would be them running around campaigning for Brexit(which I believe is already over) and attacking black people for daring to exist here is kind of hypocritical because you've generalised the entirety of Britain to be racists when in fact it is a smaller minority.
I saw this before I knew who this guy was. Now I’m scrolling through his channel and seeing this, I just. Wow.
"We no longer have a Donald Duck, but we still have our Huey, Louie, and, umm..."
"Dewey, father?"
I'm British and all I can say is
"Jolly good show"
you win. Im french and Ill give this round to you.
@@itsaguinness maybe next time for the French
Goddamnnn franchiiesss, we sure kicked some ass back in 1805 in trafalgar
Now those were the good old days of victorian era my boy
"Jolly Good Show"
I understood that reference.
I choked on my flag while watching this. Most amusing
@Tammy XoX you and the original commentor both exemplify why this country is nothing but a pathetic playground of patriotic (= racist) paranoiacs who think the EU and people of colour are scary.
@@chiomaakindeleokoye4914 People like you make the rest of the BAME community look bad.
@@chiomaakindeleokoye4914 r/wooosh
@@chiomaakindeleokoye4914 since when does being patriotic mean the same as racist?
@@kerinuc1724 Ever since the professionally offended, globalism supporting vocal minorities have convinced the woke and pc companies / politics / media of this ridiculous idea.
You can tell this is set in the summer by the weather out the window.
And you can tell this is British because of how long it lasted.
Thought it would’ve been the McSimptsons.
That’d be irish
Can't believe this man only has 97k subscribers. Stupid algorithm needs to wake up and promote this channel and stop trying to get me to watch lofi synthwave.
...or highlights from old outdoor girls track and field events...
Or clips from Lucifer and Night Court. Oh, wait, those are my fault.
@@TheZetaKai You think closeups of track and field girls' butts is not my fault?
33 seconds per week is not what the algorithm is looking for
@@dessertstorm7476 Then the Algorithm is inherently, objectively wrong, and should be sent to a gulag for re-education.
I like how you specifically tailored it to the modern Simpsons by not making it a comedy.
is it bad now? ive not watched tv for 2 years
@@NightOwlGames
It's been bad for 20 years.
@@NightOwlGames It's like comparing the original Star Wars with the Star Wars Holiday Special. It's a cash cow that is still going but coughing up blood and vomit.
What are you talking about? This is peak British humor.
It's been bad ever since the illuminati got their grubby hands on it.
That was rather amusing... Cheers good fellow!
Most spot on whimsy and the theme tune to become todays earwig. Brilliant!!
“Homa the weans got the head of yon statue of winston Churchill”
- margery simptson
Could you translate that to American English please?
What's "yon" mean?
Sincerely,
Non-native english speaker
@@mastaw I suppose "yon" means "your", but I'm trying to decode the rest. I think it means something like "The baby's got the head of your statue of Winston Churchill". No idea about "Homa". Or why does he kill Bart for it.
@@brujo_millonario Homa is Homer I assume lol
Yeah yeah, maybe the weans are the winds, since the weather in Britain, but I still don't know why he chokes Barthomley for it.
She's turned the weans against us
Fokin...
Benny Harvey RIP
@@executor32 gone but not forgotten
Who is Benny Harvey? Never mind who cares.
Wrong way down a one way street
The tone of the colours and the voices makes it so depressing and also funny at the same time.
I was expecting something like this:"Very well, Marjorie. I will go now to Moe's pub and have a couple of pints with me mates. Later we'll watch some telly". 😅
Now all I want to see is an alternate Simpsons episode where Patrick Stewart voices Homer Simpson
And then all of Margery's clothes fall off. She scrambles to put them back on but by then he's seen everything. He's seen it all.
@@kutter_ttl6786 :D
@@kutter_ttl6786 Hommer kills Bart and now hes simps.
Either way I find it hilarious he plays Director Bullock in American Dad.
I want to see an alternate cartoon series where black people are the main characters and our daily experiences are shown but no that will never happen will it.
“Well Margery, the boy is dead. Eat your flag.”
I know I am late to the party, but this is really good. Guess that is why it is sitting at 3.5 million views. But I grew up on the Simpsons and Monty Python movies. This just hits different for me, and I love it.
We need more
The most British thing about this animation is the Tesco bag on the counter top
I'd watch this shit. I'd watch this shit every day of my life
Too bad it would only be on for twenty years, meaning it would have four series with eight episodes each... luckily there would be fifty Christmas specials.
Johnny I’d shit this watch. I’d shit this watch every day of my life.
I'd watch this shit and beat the hell out of my wife. Then watch more.
I would 100% watch this as well
The Tesco bag in the background 😂
The grey sky! 😂 Appropriate, given the weather here in the UK during the last few weeks! The extra T in the title is a way of sounding posh too!