Harry ShearerThe Simpsons - The Complete Seventh Season

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Very glad to have this DVD--I hope they keep making them!

Starting off with the conclusion to the cliffhanger episode "Who Shot Mr. Burns?", the seventh season of The Simpsons continues to impress. The answer to the summer of 1995's biggest question surprised everyone by being both implausible and hilarious. From there, the episodes were consistently funny. With inclusions such as "Lisa the Vegetarian", which was alluded to in the previous season when we saw Lisa's future, "Radioactive Man", with great a great parody of the 1960s Batman series starring Adam West, the "Treehouse of Horror VI" which had the state-of-the-art 3D segment, "Bart on the Road" with the Knoxville World's Fair, and finally, "The Simpsons 138th Episode Spectacular", hosted by Troy McClure (Phil Hartman) and featuring deleted scenes and alternate endings to the "Who Shot Mr. Burns?" mystery.Season 7 occurred during the golden age of the show, when the writers' wit was at its sharpest. I can't think of a bad episode in the whole season, and many memorable lines came from this year, including Chief Wiggum's response to Homer in WSMB: "That's what they all say. They all say 'D'oh!'". Also, it's amazing how much stuff is cut out for syndication. Even if you've seen every episode on TV, it's worth it to buy this set to see what was cut.So far, I've only listened to one commentary, the one on "Who Shot Mr. Burns?" (as you can see, I am a big fan of those two episodes). While the commentary for part one was amazing, and this one was still good, it wasn't as good as I was hoping. Still, it was fun to hear about how they had to declare a winner to the contest (you'll know what I'm talking about if you listen to the commentary in both episodes) even though no one got the answer right.This is another great Simpsons set that every fan should own.

It's the mixture of humor with the occasional social commentary, it's still good.

I have been a fan of the show for nineteen years now, albeit reluctantly at first. But it wasn't until I started collecting the seasons on DVD that I started to put the episodes I remembered from childhood into their proper order. Season seven features, among others, the conclusion to Who Shot Mr. Burns? The Treehouse of Horror episode isn't one of my favorites but it's not horrible either. I'd have to say my favorite sketch is where Homer finds a portal to and becomes trapped in a strange 3-dimensional plain. We also have Two Bad Neighbors, where former president George H. W. Bush moves in across the street and becomes embroiled in a prank war with Homer. My absolute favorite episode of the season though would have to be Bart VS. Australia, not the least because of the catchy, digeridoo-rich rendition of the end credits theme. And of course we have a fun audio commentary track for each episode as well, so this season should keep you occupied for quite a while. I definitely feel it's one of the must-haves for anyone wanting to collect. Seasons one through twelve are where I still feel the series had it going. After that though, it seemed they started to rely too much on guest characters for the laughs. Season seven is still one of the best though.

I love the Simpsons (Yes, as almost anybody else). I was born on '89 with the simpsons and grew up with them. When I was 3 I loved them probably because of the colors and movements. When I was 7 I loved some of the jokes. When I was 15 I love other jokes.I'm currently almost 22 years old and still love them, that tells you how the simpsons is for all ages. While I won't willingly watch a dvd (I know all the episodes, all the jokes, in english, spanish and even the audio commentaries) I still watch them on TV, since (at least where I'm from) they're on almost all the time. I still enjoy them.This I think might be my favourite season. It has that great simpsons balance of comedy and emotion (Which is totally lost in recent seasons)The packaging is great, with all the information you need and awesome design. Has extras including Audio Commentaries for all episodes, which I always find entertaining.

Product was in great condition.

I ordered this product from DVD Bargain Buy. I like this product. Came in great condition, and a must have for every Simpson's fan. The thing I didn't like was that the tracking for the delivery wasn't regularly updated. The package was also a day late, so it made me very anxious about getting my delivery. Not something a costumer enjoys feeling. Also, when I contacted the seller there email back to me was vague. It didn't give me any answers to my questions. Kind of frustrating, but great product though.

This is one of my favourite seasons. This includes who shot Mr burns part 2,Simpsons halloween special with Homer 3D rarely seen on tv.

Bought this for my Girlfriend she says she liked it, so i cant really comment directly on it, however i will say that i do recall that basically any simpsons episode prior to season 13 or 14 is superb. so all i can say for sure is that this was at least decent!

Hallo,Danke, die DVDs sind gut und rechtzeitig angekommen.Leider kann ich sie nicht spielen, weil die sind Zone 2. :(Anscheinend War es mein Fehler.Ich darf nicht tauschen, oder?MfGMiguel

Wait for these to go on sale. I got all my seasons here for 10$ each. Other then that u wont be let down! Relive the good old days :)

Here, spread over four discs, are all twenty four episodes of the seventh year of the Simpsons.Episodes are as followsWho shot Mr. Burns? Part two.Radioactive Man.Home sweet homediddly-dum-doodily.Bart sells his soul.Lisa the vegetarian.Treehouse of Horror VI.King size Homer.Mother Simpson.Sideshow Bob's last gleaming.The Simpsons 138th episode spectacular.Marge be not proud.Team Homer.Two bad neighbours.Scenes from the class struggle in Springfield.Bart the fink.Lisa the iconoclast.Homer the smithers.The day the violence died.A fish called selma.Bart on the road.22 short films about Springfield.Raging Abe Simpson and his grumbling grandson in 'the cuse of the flying hellfish.'Much Apu about nothing.Homerpalooza.Summer of 4 ft 2.This is one of those seasons that nobody argues about the quality of, so you can take the merits of each episode for granted.The discs have the following language and subtitle options:Languages: English.Subtitles: English.Every disc allows you to watch an episode at a time or all of the ones on it in a row.Every episode has direct scene access and a commentary from some of those involved in it.Many episodes have deleted scenes and the episode menu will let you choose whether to watch the episode with them re-inserted or not.Every menu screen is different and will play some good visual jokes if you let them run without making a selection.Extras are as follows:Disc one:A minute long introduction to the season from Simpsons creator Matt Groening.Homer in the 3rd dimension. A six minute long feature about how the computer animation in the third part of the episode Treehouse of Horror VI was done.Paul and Linda's lentil soup. Sir Paul Mccartney reads a recipe for lentil soup first heard in the episode Lisa the Vegetarian.Animation showcase: this goes with the episode home sweet homediddly-dum-doodily and allows you to watch it with the animation in various stages of completeness.Disc thre:A bit from the animators: fourteen minutes from the episode the day the violence died with a commentary from some of the animators talking about how some of the visuals were acheived. It's pretty interesting even if you're not into the technical side of the subject.Disc four:The deleted scenes for the season, which are spread about on the discs between the episodes they come from, can be watched here all in a row. Running to eighteen minutes. Either with or without commentary from the production staff. Some are slightly unfinished and thus in black and white.Another of the above animation showcases, this time on the episode ragaing Abe Simpson and his grumbling grandson in 'the curse of the flying hellfish.'Another bit from the animators. This runs for nine minutes and has them looking at the episode summer of 4 ft 2.Special language feature. Allows you to watch the episode twenty two short films about Springfield with the subtitles in either Italian, Japanese, German or Brazilian Portugese.Also some original sketches from the animators of various characters and scenes. There are eleven of them and they can be looked at individually or in a row.It's another good package for another strong season of a television institution.