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The Simpsons Long-Time Opening to be revised.
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What's kind of sad about that is, it proves that they aren't keeping the show going to continue exploring the characters and story possibilities - they just want to have the most episodes.
Say, not to steer this too off-topic, but I haven't watched any new episodes in a while - is Al Jean still the showrunner? 'Cause if so, I think it's high time he stepped down and let someone else take over for a while. If the show's going to go on this long, the least they can do is cycle the writers' room like they used to.
Say, not to steer this too off-topic, but I haven't watched any new episodes in a while - is Al Jean still the showrunner? 'Cause if so, I think it's high time he stepped down and let someone else take over for a while. If the show's going to go on this long, the least they can do is cycle the writers' room like they used to.
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Yes, he is and I agree with you.
The show is so inbred and ridiculous now that I really don't think it matter anymore, sadly.
The show is so inbred and ridiculous now that I really don't think it matter anymore, sadly.
Still, it couldn't hurt to put someone else in charge for a bit. It's clear that Jean's storytelling style has become bland in recent years, and the show could benefit from someone with a looser hand. Of course, it'd also have to be someone who knows what makes "The Simpsons" good.
The first person I can think of is George Meyer. He's been with the show since 1989 and has a very clever wit about him, and I think he'd make a great showrunner if he had the chance.
The first person I can think of is George Meyer. He's been with the show since 1989 and has a very clever wit about him, and I think he'd make a great showrunner if he had the chance.