[ SECRET POST #3786 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #3786 ⌋

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Comments

[fscom]

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[sarillia]

I enjoy their Hamlet too.

[(Anonymous)]

Simpsons Halloween specials used to be incredible and they were often really creepy.

[philstar22]

Agreed. The early ones were great.

[(Anonymous)]

Still some of my favourite episodes, especially the one with the 13th day of the 13th month quote and the "Just Don't Look" song about the adverts.

[(Anonymous)]

Not looking very hard, eh?

[(Anonymous)]

Any suggestions then?

[(Anonymous)]

I love this adaptation of "The Raven". I tend to like most of the adaptations on The Simpsons, like the ones based on The Odyssey and Hamlet.

[nightscale]

I've liked most of the adaptations they've done tbh, they make them fun yet still mostly in-keeping with how the stories went.

[(Anonymous)]

My boyfriend once told me I'm really good at history cos I was telling him basic details about a bunch of historical figures/stories, but most of the stuff I'd picked up from Simpsons adaptations haha. And I agree with you, OP, this is one of my favourite adaptations too.

[(Anonymous)]

Lmao I love this comment.

[favoritebean]

It really is one of the better enactments. I was just thinking about this the other day too.

[(Anonymous)]

+1000 It's brilliant. I still seek it out on YouTube regularly to watch it over. It has to be one of the best things the Simpson ever did.

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[(Anonymous)]

OP, I agree and I love you

[starfleetbrat]

Simpsons adaptations are awesome. One of my favourites is Season 4 episode 2: A Streetcar Named Marge. You have A Streetcar Named Desire, The Great Escape, The Birds and numerous Ayn Rand references all wrapped up on one episode.

[(Anonymous)]

...I really need to see this.

[(Anonymous)]

I feel the same way towards their parody of The Little Whorehouse in Texas. In fact, I prefer the Simpsons version over the original version. At least the townsfolk gleefully admitted they were perverts and let the house stay, while the play had a more somber ending due to politics.

[arcadiaego]

I love things that have silliness surrounding them but play the central concept (in this case, the words and Homer actually being haunted/terrified) straight. It's just a combination I really enjoy. I'll forever hear 'Take thy BEAK from out my heart, and take thy FORM from off my door!” if I read the poem. (And 'eat my shorts' 'BART!')