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@The-Apostle: The only thing noteworthy about the channel is that Always Sunny was moved there from FX, which I think is going to kill the show.
Will there be a prize for surviving the marathon without sleeping?
For those who do not realize my disinterest of that marathon, I will say it.
I am more interested in that app the writer of that article reported. A twenty-six-year archive sounds good. It is not because it is The Simpsons that it is good; that positivity is generated by the idea television shows have a future beyond television.
@BranKetra: hell yea, instant Simpsons? consider my interest piqued.
I edited my post, so I will reiterate some of what I wrote. The Simpsons is definitely a good show to have over five hundred episodes and so many people will be watching on FXX and via the app once it is available, but the really interesting thing about this is the twenty-six-year archive for it. It probably will act as an incentive for aspiring show makers to create something of good quality so it can be preserved.
I can see that. The Simpsons really transcends our culture and I'm sure/I hope it'll be relevant and appreciated for centuries.
I can see that. The Simpsons really transcends our culture and I'm sure/I hope it'll be relevant and appreciated for centuries.
Actually, I always thought The Simpsons was a satire of American culture and thus cannot transcend it, but to each their own.
The only thing noteworthy about the channel is that Always Sunny was moved there from FX, which I think is going to kill the show.
The ratings took somewhat of a hit when it switched networks, but it did well enough to be picked up for two more seasons.
552 episodes, that's 276 hours with commercials, that would take 11.5 days straight, back to back episodes
damn, that's some marathon
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