The Simpsons

Does one leg of the "Twilight" love triangle win your heart or are you taken with the real-life love story happening at the White House?
The Nickelodeon Kids Choice awards announced its nominees and wants fans to vote on their favorite couple, among other categories.
The "Twilight" Team Edward and Team Jacob debate is a classic, but Kids Choice also wants to consider "Avatar's" Jake and Neytiri and President Obama and his First Lady for the favorite couple.
In the real world, Team Edward lost out to Team Jacob in the favorite movie actor category. Taylor Lautner got nominated, but Robert Pattinson was left off the list.
The TV actor category is even more fierce. It's brother against brother as Cole and Dylan Sprouse face off against each other as well as Joe and Nick Jonas.
Voting begins on Thursday, Feb. 25 at Nick.com
Favorite Couple
Edward & Bella ("Twilight »
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When a season of The Simpsons opened with Michael Jackson guest voicing a crazy, fat white man who sang Lisa a happy birthday song, you knew you were in for an amazing season.
By season three, we really feel The Simpsons founds its groove and entered what many call the golden age of The Simpsons.  The show had plenty of classic episodes during season three including "Flaming Moe's" and "Homer at the Bat."

But don't worry, you don't just have to take our word for it.  In our effort to make the most complete archive of The Simpsons quotes in one place, we've reached this iconic season.  And yes, we do realize with 18 seasons left to go, we're nowhere near complete.
However, that's not your concern.  Your job is to get clicking because with nearly 500 of The Simpsons season three quotes in our system, you have plenty of work youself. »
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On this week's episode of The Simpsons we were given the first black history month special we can remember in the show's 21 season history, yet some how the episode still felt a little rehashed.
"The Color Yellow" took the standard bit of dressing the Simpsons family in older clothes, smacking a new accent on them and giving them new names.  This time it we went back to the 19th century as Eliza (Lisa) helped one of Colonel Burns' slaves, Virgil, escape via the underground railroad.

Although the episode relied very heavily on the flashbacks and some of the plot elements, including all the Simpson ancestors being soundrals, being taken from past episodes, there were still plenty of laughs.
Whether it was Ralph giving the best Black History month presentation ever or the horde of unoriginal kids readying their Obama speeches, the presentation itself was funnier than any of the flashback stories. »
- eric@iscribelimited.com (The Barnacle)

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