{"id":87266,"date":"2016-03-18T10:47:13","date_gmt":"2016-03-18T10:47:13","guid":{"rendered":"http:\/\/6toplists.com\/?p=87266"},"modified":"2016-03-18T10:47:13","modified_gmt":"2016-03-18T10:47:13","slug":"the-simpsons","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/6toplists.com\/?p=87266","title":{"rendered":"The Simpsons"},"content":{"rendered":"

One of the most brilliant shows in the late 1980<\/strong> with plenty of plane covered with banality resources in which you come to find an usual family in America as the main source of inspiration in which Matt Groening<\/a> take the time only in his awaiting in the lobby of his producer, having the pressure as a friend in his creation of the brilliant cartoon.<\/p>\n

I\u2019d may say that pressure is one of the most precious fuels in life that can bring you up in doing extraordinary things<\/strong> you normally wouldn\u2019t find yourself able to.<\/p>\n

\"bestThe 1st<\/sup> season of The Simpsons<\/a> is hardly a good arouser for the typical American family in which we find a bad film, talking in the aesthetical area with plenty of ridiculous jokes that makes us wanna see more of that junk<\/strong> in which we never seem to find the logical path in the explanation of the actions, keeping us in suspense like all the movie, expecting at every corner to all turn bad in the next second.<\/p>\n

Bathing in a sea of choices that are not in the logical area of instruments we seem to find a cartoon that has a happy ending<\/strong>, making us satisfied that we did something constructive that day and yet cause us problems from time to time in which we live the episode mouth open, awaiting for some stupid-ass resolve<\/strong> in which we have no implication but feel like we do.<\/p>\n

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“ Making us feel that nothing has changed ”<\/p>\n

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Season 2<\/a> is a little better than the previous, but keeping that ridiculous boring intro till the season 21, what the fuck 20th<\/sup> Century Fox?! making us feel that nothing has changed in the last year<\/strong>, nothing bad, being the most appreciated by the middle-class family, the majority in every society in which we find our purpose to grasp some air from the surface like the big boys. And this series makes us feel good<\/strong> about that as well, figure that out\u2026<\/p>\n

The other seasons around till 20 don\u2019t seem to find nothing original in their introducing stage but find all sorts of situations that could happen<\/strong> to a stagnant family like theirs in which they pour out all their frustrations over the society in their lack of trust over the human being. They are all right in that part, who would trust an all welcoming friend like Ned Flanders<\/a> and all above that, of who\u2019s you killed his wife and make his life feel miserable. Aand wear a fucking moustache.<\/p>\n

Aand starting off with no. 20<\/p>\n

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20. Ralph Wiggum<\/h2>\n

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And off the hook character that is pretty slow minded who eats worms<\/strong>, glue and crayons, often mumbling about shits you can\u2019t understand or asking all sorts of dumb questions.<\/p>\n

He is good-hearted well-educated I\u2019d may say by his parents Clancy<\/a> and Sarah Wiggum<\/a>. He is usually liked by the other kids<\/strong> and have in exchange of his slow mind an series of aptitudes such tap dancing and bringing an entire audience to tears in his convincing interpretation of George Washington.<\/p>\n