Topic: Worst Simpsons Episode Ever

What is your least favorite simpsons episode? [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AjPsoyzzY38&feature=kp] I don't know which episode this is, but anything with Kisha automatically makes it terrible.

but in all seriousness Saddlesore Galatica. who seriously thought up the elf jockies?

I have several episodes I simply never feel like watching, if they come up I just change the channel.

I don't really memorize their names.

I like that "couch gag" you posted though.

Honestly I enjoyed everything from the first to the fifth season. After that they all just seemed bad.

Anything produced from 1999 onwards? To be fair I rarely watch it anymore but that's because when I do it makes me sad that what was once one of the funniest, wittiest and clever shows of the 90's has been reduced to a pale imitation for the family guy generation.

@DiscoDriver

I've never felt my face drop into a such a severe scowl - it was almost like I was having a stroke.

Living in the U.K, I'm fortunate not to have access to the newer episodes of the Simpsons on terrestrial T.V, but I think the worst one I ever watched was one of the ones with Ricky Gervais.

Is the Simpsons that self indulgent nowadays?

I have a lot of worst episodes but I think for me, the episode where Homer has a breakdown due to realising he's passed his midlife, the family take a trip to Florida during Springbreak and Homer ruins the Kid Rock concert then they end up killing the crocodile and have to live as prisoners before realising the croc was still alive and they're banned from Florida forever. I think it was the first episode of a new season and I watched it and realised how dumb it was and I think out of all the episodes that were realised since then (we're talking about maybe 15years worth) there was only a handful of decent ones. That was the episode The Simpsons never recovered from.

Basically. I thoroughly loved how Fox used to air the third-sixth seasons back in 2005 from 5 p.m. - 6 p.m.

Though, 1999 is stretching it a little. The Simpsons seized to entertain shortly after '96, but I have to say, its quality lasted a lot longer than that of Family Guy, King of the Hill, and/or Beavis and Butthead. We don't mention Fox's well-known abominations.

ok i found another one: Homer vs. Dignity. Both of them lost when the Panda scene came in. That would not feel out of place in Family Guy.

Either "Love is a Many-Splintered Thing" or "What Animated Women Want," for me. Of course it would be from one of the most recent seasons.