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Although I have noticed Troy McClure in the background of a few episodes from time to time... it is not the same as an actual appearance. R. I. P Mr Hartman. We will always remember you from such Simpsons episodes like"a fish called Selma" and "Bart the mother". 😢
No, Zap was voiced by Billy West. However, he did revoice Lionel and Troy in Virtual Springfield and voiced the main protagonist Captain Blasto in the game Blasto. Phil (like many voice actors) had a unique voice, but if he had been cast to voice Zap, Billy West done a quite good version of Phil's voice.
That is so sad to hear what actually happened to the late actor Phil Hartman died on May 28, 1998. He last appeared in the season ten episode "Bart the Mother". Before his death, Phil Hartman had often expressed an interest in starring in a live action film about McClure, with several of the show's writers wanting to help make it. Hartman was cast before his death as Zapp Brannigan in Matt Groening's Futurama. Billy West took over the role, and based his vocal performance on Hartman's characterizations, particularly McClure. We'll miss you Phil Hartman. 😢
I love how when you watch stuff like Homer's Phobia it's not awkward or anything it's fantastic and never mean-,spirited. It's almost more of a joke they used that voice actor instead of Fierstein
I loved Homer's Phobia. Just the fact that Simpsons episode won a GLAAD award as well as an Emmy is saying something. The staff, especially the writers, really took the time and necessary care to craft such an episode that was ahead of its time.
Maude death thing did lead to a Funny scene in holidays of future passed where she says “there is no god neddy it’s just an empty meaningless void” so hilarious
@@CSS-Tails_Forever maybe the reason ned acts a bit like maude later on in the show is because part of her spirit flew to neddy which could explain y he’s changed so vastly
I'm adopted and actually laughed at that joke because there were times where I felt like my adoptive parents didn't care about me despite the fact that they did everything they could for me when I was younger and it reminded me of how stupid I was as a kid when I finally watched that episode, but I do know other people who were offended so I see why the cast and crew would regret it
Having an older brother, I spent my childhood hearing that I was found in a garbage bin and was adopted. So I understood the joke, but I can see why it could hurt others.
People tend to forget comedy (especially satire) is meant to be controversial and thought-provoking. Those who are easily offended over satire need to reassess their priorities because there's way worse things happening in the world than getting your knickers in a twist over a joke.
Really, Matt Groening was so concerned about the crossover show with "The Critic" that he feared criticism from the audience. I guess he got over that after letting the show run way past its prime. And I guess I am lucky that I have "Stark Raving Dad" because I bought the DVDs as soon as they came out.
Pulling Stark Raving Dad is still incredibly stupid. Plus it makes the Simpsons producers look dumb, since they still air the episodes people like John K and Justin Roiland worked on.
9:58 Fond fact: he was also slated to voice certain futurama characters including Captain Zapp Brannigan. To honor him after his death, they named the series protagonist after him. (i e. Fry's first name is Philip.)
Here’s another dark moment about The Simpsons. Bart’s Blackboard Gags was not shown in countless episodes making the opening look as if it was chopped up for syndication by rushing towards The Couch Gag bit immediately after The Simpsons Title cane along and going to really long commercials breaks afterwards. Talk about dark moments.
The Whole Stark Raving Dad thing is ridiculous. I don't want to get too controversial, but it's all hearsay. As for Maude, they should've just put her in a coma instead
Fun fact, in one of the “Simpson’s behind the scenes” parity that Troy McClure hosts he reveals that the Simpsons are from Kentucky. That doesn’t necessarily mean Springfield is in Kentucky just saying that they are a small Kentucky family.
The Michael Jackson episode was on Disney+ when the app was still new in like 2020 because I remember binging Simpsons during the pandemic. I do remember seeing this episode on Fox in the mid 2000s.
12:00 I do remember I have that Michael Jackson episode on one of the dvd boxes I've purchased around 2006, probably allowed to on there as Jackson was still alive at that time.
Thank you for the update, WatchMojo..!! It seems there's a prophet writing The Simpsons shows as the show has accurately predicted a lot of future events ahead.. 🥶
It’s ridiculous that Matt Groenig and company would keep Stark Raving Dad from being seen. The world has moved on from the controversies surrounding Michael Jackson. They should lighten up and let the episode be seen by everyone.
Looks like the catalog of Simpsons episodes will always be as incomplete as Lisa's poem "Meditations on Turning Eight" in that very episode. With "Stark Raving Dad" banned, season 3 will be doomed to be the incomplete 2nd stanza, which was about her hamster Snuffy, and she forgot that she only wrote "I had a hamster named Snuffy. He died!"
I wonder if that fan who was so upset over the reference to Bart's having Tourette's ever watched the "South Park" episode where Cartman fakes Tourette's so he can actually go around spewing his usual offensive comments without repercussions? Granted, the "South Park" episode aired 14 years later but I'd think the same fan who was ready (at 13) to pursue litigation against Fox, invoking the ADA, would've really gone after Matt and Trey over Cartman's far more egregious behavior.
From my understanding it was about making a point, how they didn’t appreciate her asking for more so wanted the door closed on her having any chance to come back and do that character. It was more of a payback thing like with chef on South Park. At least that’s how other videos and articles have framed it over the years.
The Simpsons is a shadow of its former self. Has been for years. Instead of a clever satirical take on life, its joined the very thing its poked fun at. Cancel culture, dumb, witless writing, no longer containing heart felt moments, all of these have ruined this once great show. Just kill it now.
Id like to see Hank Scorpio and Smithers in a spinoff. In you only move twice, that was their original recruit to join Globex Corp before they offered Homer the job
ok im adopted and i found tje adopted joke hilarious its not homer being cruel its bart taking advantage of a loopy homer to make him say that and homer immediately got after bart
Homer phobia is very nice episode😊 Tragic about Phil Hartman. Really dark. Critic sounds strange. Stark Raving Dad being pulled is moronic. They should leave Michael alone. Episode is pretty sweet. He had problems,but mostly because of his father. He was controversial,but huge star. Even 50 years from now or we'll be talking about him. Do The Bartman is fantastic😁 Great video😊
8. When that ep was newI didn't know it was because Maggie Roswell quit. I thought it was cleverly subversive since we're not used to TV characters getting killed for no thematic purpose. So I'm a little surprised about the negative criticism.
There is a debate on the *Golden Years* of the Simpsons and for me, there is a simple metric. Phil Hartman started voicing characters starting in season 2 and that sadly ended in season 9. We can say the Golden Years started in season 2 and ended in season 9.
I'm surprised that getting rid of Apu isn't on here? But it's stuff like that, the touretts joke (which southpark did without any problem and a whole episode too) and getting rid of the fantastic MJ episode. Means that the creative team are absolute whooses nowadays and are afraid of offending anyone
Number two is the only dark truth I knew. Why would the wife do that to him?! Also, I knew this guy looked familiar! 2:10 Although, I haven't seen that show of his own. I also noticed that his cap said "World's Greatest Granny", but he's a guy. God bless all the innocent people who were part of the show.🙏
I am so upset with Fox for not showing my favorite episode with Michael. And the information is wrong, Michael DID voice the character but he did not provide the singing voice due to conflicts. So the voice you hear in the episode is Michael Jackson's voice. They had no issues airing the episode even through his trials but when that BS documentary came out now it's a problem?! What the hell?! It really pisses me off to my core. I wish my baby can just rest in peace since it's already been proven that he did nothing wrong. Get the hell over it! And R.I.P to Phil Hartman. 😖🤦♀️#MoveOnPlease
I have. I have been watching the show since the early 90's and have watched every single episode since even the new ones that come out on Hulu. Guess you can say I am the ultimate Simpsons fan 😂😂
“Stark Raving Dad” is not just pulled for featuring Michael Jackson, but because Jackson designed the episode to feature him with Bart in order to endear himself to ‘90s children. That’s the crux of it, that Jackson used the show for predatory means.
Could you amigne the new AI can replicate voices...they could bring back voices from the actors who passed,quit or left. If they can have a person mimic a celebrity, that should be able to use AI
The adoption joke out rage is ridiculously stupid! I personally know people who are adopted or who have adopted. Your real parents are the one's who raise you and love you. Biological parents can sometimes be a healthy part of a family. I hate terms like real parents etc. It's parents and biological parents in this context. If you can't laugh about things like adoption ..... Death, mental health, domestic violence and sexual assult then you need to either udjust your context glasses or get a life
10:25 The McClure movie that never was is Cannon in the Simpsons lmao =) This "great actor" never ever made a film... (edit) don't follow actor's daily lives and ... 11:02 that's not as funny as I intended :(
The biggest secret is that the guy who came up with the Simpsons and Futurama was a career officer's military brat BRAT meant more than just a spoiled kid... They were having their children time travel and have them bring back information he saw adult cartoons with yellow people with blue hair one of his trips into the future... One of the kids in BRAT program saw the President Barack Obama they couldn't find a Barack Obama, but they did find Bari M. Shabazz. The seventh son of the seventh son⚡ I had a friend in college we took our kids to go swim at the base and we were in her truck talking and she told me what the br-80 meant so I guess she had been in the program but it was such a wild story I didn't believe her. I feel REALLY bad about that now. They counted on the story not being believed even if the kids did say something to anyone. I'm pretty sure Pres Trump and Barron have time traveled too. When they were younger...
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Although I have noticed Troy McClure in the background of a few episodes from time to time... it is not the same as an actual appearance. R. I. P Mr Hartman. We will always remember you from such Simpsons episodes like"a fish called Selma" and "Bart the mother". 😢
Wasn't he zap Branagain from futureroma
No, Zap was voiced by Billy West. However, he did revoice Lionel and Troy in Virtual Springfield and voiced the main protagonist Captain Blasto in the game Blasto. Phil (like many voice actors) had a unique voice, but if he had been cast to voice Zap, Billy West done a quite good version of Phil's voice.
@@kevin8639He was supposed to be, but died before he could
Thanks for saying, I could definitely believe that
Rest in peace Hartman 😢😢
Rest in Peace Phil Hartman, you will always remembered
Phil Hartman was in line to voice Zap Branningon in Futurama but due to his sad death, it was decided thast Zap's Voice was a Tribute to him
“Homer’s Phobia” is also one of my most favorite episodes in the whole franchise.
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Mine too!
When Bart realises in the end will will always get me 😂
"I've been tenderized!" Is one of my favorite quotes of Homer.
@@Rafthebeast1DA!
DA! DA! DA DA!
Classic ending lol
A Troy Mclure live action movie with Phill Hartman would have been great.
That is so sad to hear what actually happened to the late actor Phil Hartman died on May 28, 1998. He last appeared in the season ten episode "Bart the Mother". Before his death, Phil Hartman had often expressed an interest in starring in a live action film about McClure, with several of the show's writers wanting to help make it. Hartman was cast before his death as Zapp Brannigan in Matt Groening's Futurama. Billy West took over the role, and based his vocal performance on Hartman's characterizations, particularly McClure. We'll miss you Phil Hartman. 😢
His wife killed him
That's the only dark truth I knew.
@@MASTEROFEVIL Yeah. Why would she do that?!
He was in Small Soldiers
I love how when you watch stuff like Homer's Phobia it's not awkward or anything it's fantastic and never mean-,spirited. It's almost more of a joke they used that voice actor instead of Fierstein
I really miss Phil Hartman.
Glad that I have Stark Raving Dad on DVD. I've never been a big fan of Jackson, but the episode itself is top notch.
Which season is it because I most likely have it too
@@Jynxx2744 Second season
RIP Phil Hartman.
I loved Homer's Phobia. Just the fact that Simpsons episode won a GLAAD award as well as an Emmy is saying something. The staff, especially the writers, really took the time and necessary care to craft such an episode that was ahead of its time.
That group is corrupt. Nobody should want an award from them. GLAAD is on board with grooming kids.
Maude death thing did lead to a Funny scene in holidays of future passed where she says “there is no god neddy it’s just an empty meaningless void” so hilarious
I always liked Maude 😔
May she rest in peace 🙏
@@CSS-Tails_Forever maybe the reason ned acts a bit like maude later on in the show is because part of her spirit flew to neddy which could explain y he’s changed so vastly
Everything about that is objectively right apart from the word 'empty'. Subjectively, we can create our own meaning and god.
I'm adopted and actually laughed at that joke because there were times where I felt like my adoptive parents didn't care about me despite the fact that they did everything they could for me when I was younger and it reminded me of how stupid I was as a kid when I finally watched that episode, but I do know other people who were offended so I see why the cast and crew would regret it
Having an older brother, I spent my childhood hearing that I was found in a garbage bin and was adopted. So I understood the joke, but I can see why it could hurt others.
Here’s a more fun fact: Yeardley Smith, the voice of Lisa, once appeared as herself in an episode!
Ooooo!
Yeardley Smith also made a rare live action appearance in The Big Bang Theory as the woman who interviews Sheldon at the job centre.
People tend to forget comedy (especially satire) is meant to be controversial and thought-provoking.
Those who are easily offended over satire need to reassess their priorities because there's way worse things happening in the world than getting your knickers in a twist over a joke.
Really, Matt Groening was so concerned about the crossover show with "The Critic" that he feared criticism from the audience. I guess he got over that after letting the show run way past its prime. And I guess I am lucky that I have "Stark Raving Dad" because I bought the DVDs as soon as they came out.
Pulling Stark Raving Dad is still incredibly stupid. Plus it makes the Simpsons producers look dumb, since they still air the episodes people like John K and Justin Roiland worked on.
Sadly, people will be obsessed with cancelling others, even in death.
It's so stupid, I don't know why people can't just mind their own business
One day, Stark Raving Dad will be reinstated on Disney+.
Starting to wish I kept my DVDs.
@@sarahfields288I kept only my S3 DVD solely for that reason.
the Critic as a great show, hate how it only got two seasons
It was awful.
RIP Phil Hartman
9:58 Fond fact: he was also slated to voice certain futurama characters including Captain Zapp Brannigan. To honor him after his death, they named the series protagonist after him. (i e. Fry's first name is Philip.)
Rest in piece Phil Hartman
Here’s another dark moment about The Simpsons. Bart’s Blackboard Gags was not shown in countless episodes making the opening look as if it was chopped up for syndication by rushing towards The Couch Gag bit immediately after The Simpsons Title cane along and going to really long commercials breaks afterwards. Talk about dark moments.
The Whole Stark Raving Dad thing is ridiculous. I don't want to get too controversial, but it's all hearsay. As for Maude, they should've just put her in a coma instead
stark raving dad is one of my favourite episodes
Surprised the "all the jerks are in tower 1" joke wasn't mentioned from the New York episode. That episode was pulled for several years after 9/11.
Fun fact, in one of the “Simpson’s behind the scenes” parity that Troy McClure hosts he reveals that the Simpsons are from Kentucky.
That doesn’t necessarily mean Springfield is in Kentucky just saying that they are a small Kentucky family.
The Michael Jackson episode was on Disney+ when the app was still new in like 2020 because I remember binging Simpsons during the pandemic. I do remember seeing this episode on Fox in the mid 2000s.
this might have been in 2021, it was fairly recent
I remember seeing this episode on Fox in the mid 2000s, too!
I still have Stark Raving Dad on the original DVD release.
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Dark Truth: The Simpsons hit its stride in seasons 3-9(and parts of 10)... it was ALL downhill from there.
I think I understand.
12:00 I do remember I have that Michael Jackson episode on one of the dvd boxes I've purchased around 2006, probably allowed to on there as Jackson was still alive at that time.
The "adopted joke" is part of a series of top-class gags my favourite episode ever has. I find it very funny.
I'm starting to think Springfield was built on the top of the Fountain of Youth since the characters never seem to age
Thank you for the update, WatchMojo..!! It seems there's a prophet writing The Simpsons shows as the show has accurately predicted a lot of future events ahead.. 🥶
Seriously, did “Stark Raving Dad” really need to be removed? That episode has a nice song from Bart and Michael Jackson for Lisa’s birthday.
It’s ridiculous that Matt Groenig and company would keep Stark Raving Dad from being seen. The world has moved on from the controversies surrounding Michael Jackson. They should lighten up and let the episode be seen by everyone.
Stark raving dad is the episode I quote the most. I didn’t even realize it was banned. :(
I think thatStark raving Dad was the most dark truth about the Simpsons.
Like all cartoons, The Simpsons is never sunshine, lollipops and rainbow.
@8:05 I just want to clarify: I was NOT the boy in question here. I have never had any objection to the content The Simpsons produced.
Looks like the catalog of Simpsons episodes will always be as incomplete as Lisa's poem "Meditations on Turning Eight" in that very episode. With "Stark Raving Dad" banned, season 3 will be doomed to be the incomplete 2nd stanza, which was about her hamster Snuffy, and she forgot that she only wrote "I had a hamster named Snuffy. He died!"
I like the "youre adopted and i dont like you" joke. It's obviously not true & the "i dont like you" bit is hilarious
I like to watch it for the laughs and hearthwarming moments
I laughed at the simpsons for their comedy but not a fan for their controversy
The MJ episode is really special . Classic Simpson
I wonder if that fan who was so upset over the reference to Bart's having Tourette's ever watched the "South Park" episode where Cartman fakes Tourette's so he can actually go around spewing his usual offensive comments without repercussions? Granted, the "South Park" episode aired 14 years later but I'd think the same fan who was ready (at 13) to pursue litigation against Fox, invoking the ADA, would've really gone after Matt and Trey over Cartman's far more egregious behavior.
That gay man "named John" is filmmaker John Waters.
Kids on Adderall = Ralph Wiggum
Unusually cerebral question Bart has at 8:52 so I guess the writers hadn't decided to dumb him down yet.
3:40 The producers could have simply replaced Maude's voice actor with a new one.
From my understanding it was about making a point, how they didn’t appreciate her asking for more so wanted the door closed on her having any chance to come back and do that character. It was more of a payback thing like with chef on South Park. At least that’s how other videos and articles have framed it over the years.
1 of them was a Theory about Homer being in a Coma from falling into Springfield Gorge!
The Simpsons is a shadow of its former self. Has been for years. Instead of a clever satirical take on life, its joined the very thing its poked fun at. Cancel culture, dumb, witless writing, no longer containing heart felt moments, all of these have ruined this once great show. Just kill it now.
Id like to see Hank Scorpio and Smithers in a spinoff.
In you only move twice, that was their original recruit to join Globex Corp before they offered Homer the job
I got some Dark Simpsons facts, the Simpsons are too predictive
Love your video WatchMojo and keep up the great work
4:50 Uhhh; phrasing? This implies that the parents in question don't like their adopted children and would be horrified for this to get found out. 🤗
ok im adopted and i found tje adopted joke hilarious its not homer being cruel its bart taking advantage of a loopy homer to make him say that and homer immediately got after bart
I love you to Pepsi lol
8:48 WTF..no wonder it’s dark..they feed on our fear .
9. In a way, the concern was well-justified since I myself thought Matt Groenig created The Critic. Thanks for the factual clarification, WM. 😎
Homer phobia is very nice episode😊 Tragic about Phil Hartman. Really dark. Critic sounds strange. Stark Raving Dad being pulled is moronic. They should leave Michael alone. Episode is pretty sweet. He had problems,but mostly because of his father. He was controversial,but huge star. Even 50 years from now or we'll be talking about him. Do The Bartman is fantastic😁 Great video😊
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John Boy was Played by Richard Thomas.
8. When that ep was newI didn't know it was because Maggie Roswell quit. I thought it was cleverly subversive since we're not used to TV characters getting killed for no thematic purpose.
So I'm a little surprised about the negative criticism.
There is a debate on the *Golden Years* of the Simpsons and for me, there is a simple metric. Phil Hartman started voicing characters starting in season 2 and that sadly ended in season 9. We can say the Golden Years started in season 2 and ended in season 9.
Those are what everyone says are the golden seasons.
@@djpegao I see many people leave out season 2 for some reason. I even asked Alexa and she said 3-8
thirty-three Treehouse of Horror episodes, special and Thanksgiving specials.
WELL THAT WAS DARK!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Every episode was written in the future and sent back in time so people can say, hey look the show predicted that happening 😅
The MJ episode getting pulled was absolutely pathetic
I like to see critic family guy crossover one day
I'm surprised that getting rid of Apu isn't on here?
But it's stuff like that, the touretts joke (which southpark did without any problem and a whole episode too) and getting rid of the fantastic MJ episode. Means that the creative team are absolute whooses nowadays and are afraid of offending anyone
Uh oh...The truth is out..."Purple Monkey Dishwasher" 👀
the Tourette's line is still in the disney plus plus episode
The Critic was funny. Nobody gave it a real chance.
Number two is the only dark truth I knew. Why would the wife do that to him?! Also, I knew this guy looked familiar! 2:10 Although, I haven't seen that show of his own. I also noticed that his cap said "World's Greatest Granny", but he's a guy.
God bless all the innocent people who were part of the show.🙏
I never knew phil hartman died.
You just gave me 10 reasons why I've stopped watching the Simpsons. Plus it's played out . I moved on family guy and south park.
If you pull a joke because someone out there was upset, you don't deserve to do comedy...
I am so upset with Fox for not showing my favorite episode with Michael. And the information is wrong, Michael DID voice the character but he did not provide the singing voice due to conflicts. So the voice you hear in the episode is Michael Jackson's voice. They had no issues airing the episode even through his trials but when that BS documentary came out now it's a problem?! What the hell?! It really pisses me off to my core. I wish my baby can just rest in peace since it's already been proven that he did nothing wrong. Get the hell over it! And R.I.P to Phil Hartman. 😖🤦♀️#MoveOnPlease
I wished that I never knew about this at ALL!!!!!!!!
Wonder if anybody has seen all Simpsons episodes?
I have. I have been watching the show since the early 90's and have watched every single episode since even the new ones that come out on Hulu. Guess you can say I am the ultimate Simpsons fan 😂😂
“Stark Raving Dad” is not just pulled for featuring Michael Jackson, but because Jackson designed the episode to feature him with Bart in order to endear himself to ‘90s children. That’s the crux of it, that Jackson used the show for predatory means.
Proof, please?
I still remember when they stated Smithers wasnt gay, he was Burnssexual
This is mostly crybabies who only had problems when the Simpsons made fun of their thing
Good video
Dark simpsons fact I know....is....wait for it....its......dragged on far to long and should have been cancelled back in the early 90s.
I remember this show
It's.. It's a cartoon! 🤦♂️
Simpsons 50 years later
Could you amigne the new AI can replicate voices...they could bring back voices from the actors who passed,quit or left. If they can have a person mimic a celebrity, that should be able to use AI
Maybe for the occasional flashback or a one off, but permanently would cause the fanbase to riot
The adoption joke out rage is ridiculously stupid! I personally know people who are adopted or who have adopted.
Your real parents are the one's who raise you and love you. Biological parents can sometimes be a healthy part of a family. I hate terms like real parents etc. It's parents and biological parents in this context.
If you can't laugh about things like adoption ..... Death, mental health, domestic violence and sexual assult then you need to either udjust your context glasses or get a life
12 minute video 7 ads nice
A bout of Radies?
Rabies
Meh I wasn't adopted but I'm pretty sure that even if they love me, my parents kinda hate me as well lol.
Dark truths the simpsons peaked in the 2000s lmao
10:25 The McClure movie that never was is Cannon in the Simpsons lmao =)
This "great actor" never ever made a film...
(edit) don't follow actor's daily lives and ... 11:02 that's not as funny as I intended :(
Besides that is should have been cancelled 15 years ago?
The biggest secret is that the guy who came up with the Simpsons and Futurama was a career officer's military brat BRAT meant more than just a spoiled kid... They were having their children time travel and have them bring back information he saw adult cartoons with yellow people with blue hair one of his trips into the future... One of the kids in BRAT program saw the President Barack Obama they couldn't find a Barack Obama, but they did find Bari M. Shabazz. The seventh son of the seventh son⚡ I had a friend in college we took our kids to go swim at the base and we were in her truck talking and she told me what the br-80 meant so I guess she had been in the program but it was such a wild story I didn't believe her. I feel REALLY bad about that now. They counted on the story not being believed even if the kids did say something to anyone. I'm pretty sure Pres Trump and Barron have time traveled too. When they were younger...
What the fuck?
_Whatever you're smoking, you should mass produce it and sell it to make millions...._