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The guy who made a whole movie about how eating a lot of mcdonalds food is bad for you is going to direct a documentary about the simpsons, who gives a shit. The real news is that it's called "THE SIMPSONS 20th ANNIVERSARY SPECIAL IN 3-D ON ICE" which is the best name for a thing ever. [ComingSoon.net]

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posted 7/14/2009 | permalink


Greg Daniels Predicts Simpsons Ending
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posted 13 April 2008 source nbc.com


Former Simpsons writer and current The Office executive producer Greg Daniels answered a question about how long The Simpsons will go on:

Simpsons will be on until the computers develop intelligence and shut down the meat people's world, or until a Mega Volcano destroys our culture, or until the per episode syndication price falls below the cost of producing an episode.

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posted 4/13/2008 | permalink


Conan O'Brien Not Asked To Participate In Movie
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posted 18 July 2007 source entertainment weekly


Responding to a comment by current show runner Al Jean that he would have simply ''laughed'' off an invite to work on the movie, in Entertainment Weekly for its Simpsons cover story that hits stands this Friday, O'Brien deadpanned:

''I cleared my talk show schedule for a year at great financial cost to myself, got an apartment right outside the Fox lot, and told them I was ready to report to work. All I heard back was that they were having trouble finding me a parking space, and then they stopped returning my calls altogether. I am stunned and disappointed.... Truth be told, I worry that the Simpsons-writing portion of my brain has been destroyed after 14 years of talking to Lindsay Lohan and that guy from One Tree Hill, so maybe it's all for the best.''

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posted 7/18/2007 | permalink


They'll Never Stop The Simpsons
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posted 18 March 2007 source variety


Exec producer Matt Selman also noted that there are always new targets ripe for satire on the show.

"As long as horrible things happen," he quipped, "The Simpsons" will be on the air. "We'll probably last until the end of the world."

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posted 3/18/2007 | permalink



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