The Simpson's New Opening Theme...

[Cliff Englewood]

The Simpson's New Opening Theme

[Cliff Englewood]

Actually this is in much better quality...

The Simpsons - NEW Main Title

[Jim Alfredson]

Very cool!

[BERIGAN]

Well, they probably should have done something like this a decade ago, but better late than never.

[BruceH]

I'd say the "theme" (music) is the same...it's the opening sequence (visuals) that have been changed a bit.

[Jazzmoose]

Last Sunday was the first time I've caught the Simpsons in years. I was surprised to find that it was still funny.

[Van Basten II]

I stopped watching them last year, too much guest star oriented, felt that the writers were more excited at finding ways to put real characters into the plot than actuallymaliing satirical storytelling.

[Rooster_Ties]

>>> Picture: The Part of the New Simpsons Open You Didn't See <<<

(Click on the 'stair-step' shaped image near the top of the article, or else click here, and expand - cuz it probably doesn't all fit on your screen at the same time.)

Edited February 18, 2009 by Rooster_Ties

[Soulstation1]

I still have never seen a Simpson's episode in my life

[BruceH]

I still have never seen a Simpson's episode in my life

Try the one where Burns runs for Governor. Or the one where Bart pays $100 for a comic book. Classics!

[Cliff Englewood]

I still have never seen a Simpson's episode in my life

I'm sorry but that is insane, how have you managed that and more importantly why?

Even the weaker episodes have something in them that makes me laugh, over here you can watch them at least once everyday, and I usually do.

[dave9199]

I still have never seen a Simpson's episode in my life

I'm sorry but that is insane, how have you managed that and more importantly why?

I can top that, I've not only seen every episode in prime time, I've taped them all too. Still am.

[Free For All]

I've taped them all too.

What is this "tape" of which you speak?

[Cliff Englewood]

I still have never seen a Simpson's episode in my life

In fact, now that I think of it, as Ralph Wiggum would say, "that's un-possible".

I mean have you seen a T.V. in the last 20 years or what, this freakin' me out. :crazy:

How can you live in the U.S.A. and not have seen the Simpson's, it just does not make sense.

[Alexander]

I still have never seen a Simpson's episode in my life

I refused to watch it during it's first season. I was a freshman in college and it was HUGELY popular with the fratboys and sorority girls who insisted on slapping Bart's image on every poster and flyer they printed. I watched a few episodes in friends rooms, but I didn't like it much. Somewhere around the third or fourth season, I started watching it via my girlfriend's roommate's videotapes. Around this period, the show started getting really bizarre, which I loved. I really liked when the show would start out with some mundane situation and just fly off in a strange direction. Around this time, I was also delighted to note that this "new direction" starting to lose the show its initial fans (I can't tell you how many fratboys I overheard saying things like, "I used to identify with Homer, but now they're making him REALLY stupid." or "The Simpsons is getting too strange. They used to have, like, stories and stuff. Now the shows are just strings of weird jokes." It was also around this time that they started implying that Smithers was gay, which really seemed to make the fratboys uncomfortable). I watched the show religiously up until last year. Nothing happened to make me stop. I just haven't been watching a lot of TV lately.

[Alexander]

Oh, and I have since seen the first season. And it really sucked.

[Jazzmoose]

Oh, and I have since seen the first season. And it really sucked.

Can't agree with you there; I loved the Simpsons from the Tracy Ullman show shorts onward until I lost interest somewhere around season 8 or 9.