In the previous episode of the Simpsons Season 33 Episode 12, Mr. Burns supports Grayson Mathers, a rookie football bad boy portrayed by Beck Bennett, as the ideal representative to change his drinking brandy into a guzzling brandy in order to boost sales. The athlete on the field is destroyed by the hard-living picture, and only Marge feels terrible enough to care for him. Fans have expressed an interest in learning more about Episode 3312. The Simpsons will go on a vengeance mission in the next new episode, “Lisa’s Belly.” A new preview for this episode has been added on www.tvacute.com, which you can see below.
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The Simpsons Season 33 Episode 12 Spoilers
“Portrait of a Lackey on Fire” is the title of the twelfth episode of Season 33 of The Simpsons. The Simpsons Episode 3312: When Homer and Marge are lost in an icy wilderness, they must push themselves to their limits to survive.
Voice Cast: Dan Castellaneta as Homer Simpson; Julie Kavner as Marge Simpson; Nancy Cartwright as Bart Simpson and Nelson; Yeardley Smith as Lisa Simpson; Hank Azaria as Moe; Harry Shearer as Skinner; Tress MacNeille as Dolph; Pamela Hayden as Milhouse; Harry Shearer as Flanders
The Simpsons Season 33 Episode 12 Release Date
The Simpsons Season 33 Episode 12 will air on FOX on Sunday, February 27, 2022, at 8:00-8:30 PM ET/PT. If you miss Fox’s broadcast, the next episode is available to watch on YouTube TV, DirecTV, Amazon Prime Video, and Disney+. So don’t miss the eighth episode, and keep checking for more interesting episode previews in the coming weeks.
Another The Simpson’s prediction comes true.
It comes only weeks after another Simpsons prediction seemed to come true — this time from The Simpsons Movie, the show’s 2007 big-screen adaptation. This time, fans of the long-running animated sitcom allege that an episode from 1998 foretold the present situation between Russia and Ukraine.
The Simpsons predicted the
Crisis of #Putin, #Russia,#Ukraine and #Donetsk and#Luhansk way before it was cool 🤯😆#RussiaUkraineCrisis#Ukraina #ukrainerussia #USA pic.twitter.com/Hqd2icRj6w— Ukraine Report (@GeniusManushya) February 22, 2022
A scene from the episode “Simpson Tide” depicts a UN meeting between Russia and the US that quickly devolves into Russia announcing the return of the Soviet Union, complete with hidden tanks, barbed-wired walls. Although not an exact match for Russia’s ongoing war in Ukraine, it’s close enough for some fans to dismiss it as yet another Simpsons prophecy. There are dozens more examples of The Simpsons foreseeing the future. The longest-running American sitcom has also predicted events such as Donald Trump’s election, the Disney-Fox merger, Super Bowl winners, and even Tom Hanks’ support for the US government. and Disney purchasing 20th Century Fox.
The Simpsons are ready to come in from the cold with a new episode tonight at 8/7c. pic.twitter.com/c33nsnBDzM
— The Simpsons (@TheSimpsons) February 27, 2022
The Simpsons Season 33 Episode 11 Recap
“The Longest Marge” is full of satire, poor sportsmanship, and sneaky practice sessions, but Monty Burns, who is normally dependable and similarly cost-effective, is shaving points. The episode starts off with a hopeful but uncertain tone. Sector 7G is devoid of life. The entire nuclear power station appears to be abandoned. Grayson, their prize, appears to be the start of a successful football dynasty. Football is featured in this episode. The joke about all of the opposing players departing their teams to join the Canadian Football League is amusing, but it’s also heartbreaking when you consider that they’re giving up fair catches. In the episode, Adam Schefter plays himself. Warburton Parker is played by John Mulaney. Both contribute to Grayson’s frantic enthusiasm of sports enthusiast authenticity, which he discards in favor of gentle body soap. The finest game commentary is when Grayson tells Marge his own twisted storyline, which is possibly funnier than the game itself. Grayson is completely off the farm when he comes to play for Springfield. The responses of the crowd to the rookie star player are well-played. The Springfield Nuclear Plant workers celebrate their victory with a celebration riot that makes Philadelphia football supporters look like croquet players. Grayson, the player, makes an immediate impression.
The downward arc of the bad boy football star who only drinks brandy, even letting cockroaches go in Springfield Elementary School, and the strain of letting down an entire community makes for the kind of twisted redemption story worthy of a Lurleen Lumpkin, is effective. She has a chance to shine now. She is the most representative mother in the United States. Even though she is very supportive of Homer, she is very good at stopping Grayson from doing bad things. She gets an apology from him right away after she starts getting involved in his life. There is a high point in the episode when Mr. Burn’s friend is ruined. A victory lap in the end zone doesn’t work out for “The Longest Marge.” It’s too secure a game for that. Every level works, but not hard enough. There are a lot of great individual gags, exchanges, and visual bad jokes in this story. At one point, Grayson gives up everything for his future wife, Kaitlin, who is the head of a faith-based yogurt yoga chain that you can eat while doing yoga.
