DonGeorge

Granted, but the GP of SFGAm says, 'Why can't these new wooden coasters do loops? They're so outdated!' I wish more parks could use station storage bins instead of fluffy bunnies.

As amazing as that episode was, I think the Star Wars jokes(like the one pictured) were the only real stinker jokes. I did enjoy Yoda's line.

False. The person below me likes theme park maps.

Snack Bar

True. The person below me wants to go on a Texas trip in 2015.

True. I have an Xbox 360. The person below me enjoys baseball.

Granted, but they have a Togo hyper looper, a Screamin Squirrel & an RCCA as their only coasters! I wish I could have woken up earlier.

Jet Coaster at Dreamland. rcdb.com/2499.htm

"The Man Who Came to be Dinner" is one of the funniest Simpsons episodes i've seen in the last 5 years. As soon as the episode began with the Ramada Inn "Are we there yet" shtick, I knew I was watching a special episode. All the theme park jokes in the first act are ungodly hysterical, and once the main plot involving Kang & Kodos begins, the laughs kept on getting louder. Plus, Rigel 7 has it's own legit alien language just like Futurama! While it does steal some of the symbols(Such as an M on Futurama being a T on The Simpsons), it's great to see the wit of Futurama appearing more often on The Simpsons, as this was the case in THOH25 this past October. I cried laughing, and even really started crying, because this episode does have some very sweet moments. It's got many references to classic Simpsons episodes, like Old Money & Deep Space Homer, plus one semi-dated Hunger Games joke, but it's not as bad as you may think it will be. But I must admit, the jokes about Disney buying Star Wars were relatively dull. If you like The Simpsons, watch this episode as soon as possible.

Takis

Ads

Magic Mountain

Big hill

Removed

USDs

Norton Furniture