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Reviews of Simpsons TV Show
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The DVD Report
The Simpsons DVD (Season 1) is packed with some of the best episodes in the show's history. All of these early episodes exhibit a bit of amateurish (by later Simpson standards) animation, seeing as how the popularity of the show had yet to land it the massive budgets of subsequent years. However, this does not take away from the show's acerbic wit which is present and in full swing throughout all thirteen of the original episodes.
Britt Gillette
Movie DVD
This season has several milestones. It is the first to feature some truly classic episodes as opposed to the isolated funny moments of the first season. For the first time we got a hint of how well The Simpsons could be at pulling the heart strings as well as the funny bone. It has the first tree house of horror. Most importantly though, it is here that The Simpsons team learned how to drive the comedy from a whole ensemble of characters as opposed to the family alone.
Bryce Wilson
DVD Journal
Season Three of Matt Groening's hit animated comedy The Simpsons saw the writers and animators hitting their artistic stride — character design became more consistent, and the show's pacing and thematic elements settled into the rhythm that continued throughout the show's run. In his introduction to this DVD box set, Groening describes it as "the season in which The Simpsons found love.
Dawn Taylor
DVD Verdict
Look, everyone knows about The Simpsons. Revered by many as the greatest thing ever on TV, lauded as a consistently funny exercise in parody and slapstick, The Simpsons has been around forever, and rightfully so.
Johnson's Dossier
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