Ned was a terrible father in this episode. Instead of helping Todd through one of the most confusing and difficult points in his life, he just criticizes and shuns him.
@@terrencereardon6374 Modern day Christianity and Catholicism. I went through the same ordeal after going to Catholic school for eleven years. Albeit, not a relative dying, but the pure hypocrisy of "good Christians"/"testing my faith". Being bullied, harassed, cyberbullied, humiliated/embarrassed daily by people I thought were my friends in a 25 person class size that you couldn't escape next period/class. Could not have a normal childhood playing sports or music, or just fucking liking somebody and them liking me back without it being some spectacle or an episode of Punk'd. As well as an power-abusive parochial priest that hated anyone who opposed him or his ideology. Suspended a girl after he made her cry and she went to the bathroom to compose herself without permission. Literally could not justify his actions even. Then threatened to suspend/expel my sister if she didn't hand over the account to the senior trip funds they had been saving since 8th grade for "tax reasons" while he drove a brand new Buick and lived on the parish's dime. I'm also from the Diocese of Covington, which was one of the biggest payout settlements in the country for the Catholic Church after the Boston priest sexual abuse scandals came to light. So, yeah, fuck religion. This is the first Simpsons episode I've seen in years, and it is PERFECTLY spot on on the hypocrisy of those who act in good faith. Fuck St. Patrick's.
@@PayneLive not that it will be of much relevance to you, but I am a Christian and I am deeply sorry to hear you went through such horrors at the hands of people from my religion - I hope the very best comes your way in life
This episode carries the same energy as the first Homer’s Mom episode, albeit not as emotionally driving, it still swings hard and I respect that the Simpsons decided to give light into how a child would start feeling if one of their parents really had passed away.
I have to say it was rather shitty of most people in this episode to Todd. Ned for how he treated his own son, Lisa for trying to convert Todd when he was depressed, then again...Todd was rather nosey to those who let him stay at their place and tried (in some way) to help him regain his faith.
I think the overall idea of a kid having a crisis of faith due to losing a parent is interesting, but they put more focus on his losing faith in God over the issue that was causing that. That being dealing with the loss of TWO mothers. If they had helped Todd through his issues that way it would have done a lot more good.
Todd needed to realize that God wasn’t to blame for his mom’s death in order to regain his faith, not by fearing Him again. Ned should’ve known that, and more importantly empathize with Todd, but instead he acted completely wrong.
@@Igarappappa yeah, i really hates how Ned acted in this episode, he went to a similar crisis when Moud died, i undestand that the late seasons make him a religious lunatic but this spisode could had been so heartwarming if they had writted him right.
Todd and Rod lost two mothers before middle school and it took the writers 20 years to make an episode about processing that trauma for the first mother.
Todd and Homer can relate since they lost their mom young. I may not have lost my mom but i lost my mentor and friend but i never lost my faith in God. I learned it from Job
its funny to lutherans lol. the a mighty problem is our todd is a hilarious song because it has the tune to one of Luther's most famous hymns ( a mighty fortress)
Jesus said whoever is thirsty should come to Him and drink, and that He would give them "living water". This living water is His Spirit(Holy Spirit) that you can receive if you experience what it means to be "born again"(repent, baptized, receive Holy Spirit). ruclips.net/video/zka4DUYeJ5g/видео.html
Nice to see my favorite of Bart's love interests, Jessica Lovejoy, appearing more in the series; albeit none speaking roles because she was voiced by Meryl Streep in her only speaking appearance. Is it too much to ask to get someone else to voice her?
Bumpy the ankylosaurus: Please, just give me one chance Buddha: Do you think I became Buddha by being patient?! Bumpy the ankylosaurus: Hey, check this out, I got you spike the stegosaurus Buddha: Spike the stegosaurus, what I am gonna do with spike the stegosaurus? Spike the stegosaurus: Everything is nothing Buddha: Kid, you just blew my mind
Jesus was very clear that He is the only way to Heaven...nothing else but faith in what Christ did for you on the cross and being born again(repent, baptized, receive Holy Spirit) can forgive and take away your sins that separate you from knowing Him. ruclips.net/video/2mgUPt2KI08/видео.html
What Lisa did was what childhood friend of my father did during his wake at church. It disgusting behavior to take advantage of someone grief to promote your faith.
what would be a great idea if Ned developed a time machine and travel back to the day Maude died and prevent her from dying then the two of them will be together forever?
Ned was a terrible father in this episode. Instead of helping Todd through one of the most confusing and difficult points in his life, he just criticizes and shuns him.
Ned is a Hypo-Christian. If my kids chose to be Agnostic or Atheist I would have no issue.
@@terrencereardon6374 Modern day Christianity and Catholicism.
I went through the same ordeal after going to Catholic school for eleven years. Albeit, not a relative dying, but the pure hypocrisy of "good Christians"/"testing my faith". Being bullied, harassed, cyberbullied, humiliated/embarrassed daily by people I thought were my friends in a 25 person class size that you couldn't escape next period/class. Could not have a normal childhood playing sports or music, or just fucking liking somebody and them liking me back without it being some spectacle or an episode of Punk'd. As well as an power-abusive parochial priest that hated anyone who opposed him or his ideology. Suspended a girl after he made her cry and she went to the bathroom to compose herself without permission. Literally could not justify his actions even. Then threatened to suspend/expel my sister if she didn't hand over the account to the senior trip funds they had been saving since 8th grade for "tax reasons" while he drove a brand new Buick and lived on the parish's dime.
I'm also from the Diocese of Covington, which was one of the biggest payout settlements in the country for the Catholic Church after the Boston priest sexual abuse scandals came to light.
So, yeah, fuck religion. This is the first Simpsons episode I've seen in years, and it is PERFECTLY spot on on the hypocrisy of those who act in good faith.
Fuck St. Patrick's.
@@PayneLive not that it will be of much relevance to you, but I am a Christian and I am deeply sorry to hear you went through such horrors at the hands of people from my religion - I hope the very best comes your way in life
Because character development means nothing to these dick head writers!!
Me too and also Shinto I respect people who are Buddhist or Hindu or whatever they belief I respect that no matter what
This episode carries the same energy as the first Homer’s Mom episode, albeit not as emotionally driving, it still swings hard and I respect that the Simpsons decided to give light into how a child would start feeling if one of their parents really had passed away.
It was technically two
I have to say it was rather shitty of most people in this episode to Todd. Ned for how he treated his own son, Lisa for trying to convert Todd when he was depressed, then again...Todd was rather nosey to those who let him stay at their place and tried (in some way) to help him regain his faith.
I think the overall idea of a kid having a crisis of faith due to losing a parent is interesting, but they put more focus on his losing faith in God over the issue that was causing that. That being dealing with the loss of TWO mothers. If they had helped Todd through his issues that way it would have done a lot more good.
Todd needed to realize that God wasn’t to blame for his mom’s death in order to regain his faith, not by fearing Him again. Ned should’ve known that, and more importantly empathize with Todd, but instead he acted completely wrong.
@@stephenking5852 I agree. You'd think after going through a similar crisis of faith he'd be more sympathetic to his son's pain.
@@Igarappappa yeah, i really hates how Ned acted in this episode, he went to a similar crisis when Moud died, i undestand that the late seasons make him a religious lunatic but this spisode could had been so heartwarming if they had writted him right.
@@despinasgarden.4100 Wasted potential all around.
Todd and Rod lost two mothers before middle school and it took the writers 20 years to make an episode about processing that trauma for the first mother.
Amen to that
Todd and Homer can relate since they lost their mom young.
I may not have lost my mom but i lost my mentor and friend but i never lost my faith in God. I learned it from Job
Another thing the makes the relationship between Todd and Homer cute is that Todd's middle name is Homer
@@CC-Cobalt-1043 agreed
This episode would have been better if it was Ned accepting that his Todd is not religious anymore, and him acting like a true father
This is how very religious parents do react when their kids reach the age to ask questions.
"his Todd"
Not a particuarly funny episode...but a good one.
"I'm losing everything. Just give me a drink." Damn, I felt that one.
its funny to lutherans lol. the a mighty problem is our todd is a hilarious song because it has the tune to one of Luther's most famous hymns ( a mighty fortress)
Yeah, it is really deep.
Jesus said whoever is thirsty should come to Him and drink, and that He would give them "living water". This living water is His Spirit(Holy Spirit) that you can receive if you experience what it means to be "born again"(repent, baptized, receive Holy Spirit).
ruclips.net/video/zka4DUYeJ5g/видео.html
Flanders is a worse father then homer kicking your own son it because he realised the truth
Thanks for screaming at religion instead of just leaving everyone alone.
No Homer is much worse.
Ned does get better. Still no one should EVER kick a child out of the house.
Alternate title:
Rod Rod why thou hasn’t forsaken my back pain
Nice to see my favorite of Bart's love interests, Jessica Lovejoy, appearing more in the series; albeit none speaking roles because she was voiced by Meryl Streep in her only speaking appearance. Is it too much to ask to get someone else to voice her?
Bumpy the ankylosaurus: Please, just give me one chance
Buddha: Do you think I became Buddha by being patient?!
Bumpy the ankylosaurus: Hey, check this out, I got you spike the stegosaurus
Buddha: Spike the stegosaurus, what I am gonna do with spike the stegosaurus?
Spike the stegosaurus: Everything is nothing
Buddha: Kid, you just blew my mind
2:04 "And I don't belive in, No!"
I'd like to believe there are many paths to the afterlife, just hard to fully explain it to people without some form of argument
Jesus was very clear that He is the only way to Heaven...nothing else but faith in what Christ did for you on the cross and being born again(repent, baptized, receive Holy Spirit) can forgive and take away your sins that separate you from knowing Him.
ruclips.net/video/2mgUPt2KI08/видео.html
If I was homer as soon as that kid went into my living room. I'm calling the cops on ned and having social services and CPS open an investigation.
They wouldnt find anything
@@cadespencer6320 He kicked out a minor. That's illegal in many states.
Lisa isn’t a true Buddhist
What Lisa did was what childhood friend of my father did during his wake at church. It disgusting behavior to take advantage of someone grief to promote your faith.
"Homer? Really?" 😂😂😂
My favorite part was when you cut all the funny parts out.
6:30 Edna and Maude
This one was so sad
luis velody dice lo que ocurre despues no es real, y esta en el sueño dentro de homero
0:45 just a bad mother😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
They cut out every good part. I can't even understand what's happening
One of the best episodes.
II took them 20 years to make an episode where Todd is questioning his faith? Or, however, many years since Maude died.
This episode could have been so much more. Would have been nice to see Homer and Todd bonding more over losing their mothers.
what would be a great idea if Ned developed a time machine and travel back to the day Maude died and prevent her from dying then the two of them will be together forever?
She would die in another way later
I love making time paradoxes
And be like Family Guy.
Jump cuts abound in a society terrified of copyright strikes.
why cut all them out
Copyright
18 years later
3:30 😂😂😂
Lisa, I'll teach you to no convency another religion
The ironic part is she joined buddhism because of this
No homer loss mother
No is no
What season and episode?
What would happen if Todd learned that his mother death was caused by Homer?
How is sending Todd to live with the Simpsons supposed to make him believe in God again?
What episode is this
What episode
3:10
It would have served both Ned and Lisa right if Todd had chosen Islam.
6:40 wait, why’s the teacher there?
They married
No is god, lisa
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Wait didnt that homeless guy got eaten by the homer blob
Wooiw
Hi
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Modern simpsons is so ass 😂 how does one write this bad
When did Sloth become a virtue