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I love The Simpsons. You love The Simpsons. Let’s face it, everyone used to love The Simpsons. But at some point, that affection began to fade.  Author - Amy W Most fans agree that the golden age ended somewhere around the twelfth or thirteenth season. It is hard to say exactly when things started to go wrong, but many critics refer to the episodes that followed as part of the ‘Zombie Simpsons’ era. The show, while still on air, is often described as a lifeless version of what it once was. So now, the popular verdict seems to be that The Simpsons is a show people no longer enjoy. Worst. Show. Ever. Let’s take a breath. Let’s look again. There have still been moments of brilliance since 2005, and some episodes are every bit as sharp, funny and moving as the classics. Here are some of the best episodes from the later years that prove The Simpsons still has something to offer. Eternal Moonshine of the Simpson Mind (Season 19, Episode 9) This inventive episode plays with memory and s...

We love The Simpsons The Simpsons hometown of Springfield is a fantastic place with some interesting characters outside of Evergreen Terrace. Author -  Liam Chadwick As a blog, we have already examined and analysed our favourite episodes. We are now going to explore the the top minor characters.  While the Simpson family and other core Springfield residents often steal the spotlight, the show has an unparalleled ability to bring its world to life through an extensive cast of minor characters. These figures often provide some of the series' funniest and most poignant moments. Ralph Wiggum Ralph is the lovable, oddball son of Chief Wiggum. His nonsensical one-liners and childlike misunderstandings have made him one of the most quoted characters on The Simpsons. Though his intelligence level is often the butt of jokes, Ralph’s charm lies in his innocence and unpredictability. Hans Moleman With his thick glasses, hunched posture, and perpetually unlucky demeanour, Hans Moleman i...

With over 750 episodes of The Simpsons, there is often heated debate about which are the best episodes.  Let's have a look at some of the finest episodes and other iconic moments. Author -  Liam Chadwick Marge vs. The Monorail Mr Burns is fined $3 million and, in their wisdom, the people of Springfield decide to spend the money on a monorail system. The episode features many incredible lines and moments. Is there a chance the track could bend?  Amy W  told me that this is her favourite episode. It's not hard to understand why. This was Springfield and its citizens at its chaotic best.  Last Exit To Springfield So many iconic lines and moments in this episode. It is generally ranked as being one of the best of all time and is on several Top 10 lists. The BBC stated it is "frequently cited as the show's best-ever episode." Jamie P  told me that this is the episode that he adores the most. Like the other episodes listed here, there are many fantastic on...

"I had visions, I was in them. I was looking into the mirror..."  Peep Show was adored by people across the United Kingdom and even became a cult hit in other parts of the world.  Author -  Liam Chadwick A brief introduction The show was broadcast on Channel 4 from 2003 to 2015. In 2010, it achieved the distinction of being the longest-running comedy in Channel 4's history in terms of years on the air and also became one of the channel's most popular programs. Let's take a look at some of our favorite episodes. University Challenge Another memorable episode of jokes and great one-liners.  "This is OK. This is just a moment that will haunt me forever." One YouTuber commented with a line that many people would agree with: "This episode is arguably the most tragic of them all because it shows how happy Mark could have been." It is regarded by many as the ultimate Peep Show episode. One reviewer described it as a tragic-comic masterpiece that s...

In this article, we will examine the best episodes of Friends Was your favourite moment included? Author -  Liam Chadwick The One with Ross’s Wedding (Season 4, Episodes 23 & 24) This two-part episode sees the gang travel to London for Ross’s wedding to Emily. Filled with chaos, romance, and some of the most quotable moments in the series, it’s a fan favourite. Highlights include Joey’s enthusiastic sightseeing, Monica and Chandler’s unexpected tryst, and Rachel’s last-minute decision to confess her feelings to Ross. But the true showstopper comes during the ceremony when Ross famously says, “I, Ross, take thee, Rachel.” The dramatic blend of humour and heartbreak makes this an unforgettable moment in sitcom history. The One Where Everybody Finds Out (Season 5, Episode 14) “When they don’t know we know they know we know!” This episode is a masterclass in comedic tension as Phoebe and Rachel play a hilarious game of chicken to confirm Monica and Chandler’s secret relations...

What's your favourite New Girl episode? Starring Zooey Deschanel as the lovable and eccentric Jess Day, the series revolved around her life with three male roommates—Nick, Schmidt, and Winston—in a Los Angeles loft.  Author - Sophie T  Cooler (Season 2, Episode 15) Cooler is a fan-favourite for good reason. It shifted the dynamic of the series, providing emotional depth while maintaining the show’s trademark humour. Nick and Jess’s relationship became a cornerstone of New Girl, and this episode was the moment it truly began. Parking Spot (Season 2, Episode 17) Just a couple of episodes after Cooler, Parking Spot continues to explore the shifting relationships in the loft. The story revolves around a seemingly mundane issue: Schmidt discovers a highly coveted parking spot near the apartment, and all the roommates compete for it.  It exemplifies New Girl’s strength in taking small, everyday conflicts and turning them into laugh-out-loud moments while deepening charac...

Welcome to New New York Since its debut in 1999, Futurama has cemented itself as one of the most beloved animated series of all time.  Author - Liam C Created by Matt Groening, the genius behind The Simpsons , and David X. Cohen, this sci-fi comedy blends sharp humour, heartfelt moments, and cutting-edge satire, making it a cult classic.  With its eccentric characters and unique futuristic setting, Futurama has delivered countless memorable episodes. Here, we look at the best episodes of Futurama that every fan, old or new, must watch. The Luck of the Fryrish (Season 3, Episode 4) An emotional rollercoaster that captures the essence of Futurama. In this episode, Fry seeks to recover his lucky seven-leaf clover from the ruins of Old New York. His journey takes him down memory lane, revealing moments from his pre-freeze life and his relationship with his brother, Yancy. The twist-ending is a gut-punch that managed to encapsulate family bonds and nostalgia, making it one of t...