Tonight, Matt and Robbie discuss Episode BABF17, Insane Clown Poppy, the third episode of Season Twelve. They talk about poker, the mafia, and Stephen King. Listener Question of the Week: Why did The Simpsons never become great again?
Tonight, Matt and Robbie are discussing Episode BABF20, A Tale of Two Springfields, the second episode of Season Twelve. They talk about The Who, cartoon violence, and character motivation. Listener Question of the Week: What is the darkest episode of the show?
Tonight, Matt and Robbie discuss Episode BABF21, Treehouse of Horror XI, the first episode of Season Twelve. They talk about dolphin kings, eating chicken-man eggs, and running for Jesus.
Matt and Robbie answer your questions in our annual holiday mailbag.
Tonight, Matt and Robbie discuss Episode BABF15, Last Tap Dance in Springfield, the twentieth episode of Season Eleven. They talk about dance, mountain lions, and magic shoes. Listener Question of the Week: What is the grossest moment of the show?
Tonight, Matt and Robbie discuss Episode BABF16, Kill the Alligator and Run, the nineteenth episode of Season Eleven. They talk about alligators, plot, and spring break.
Tonight, Matt and Robbie are discussing Episode BABF14, the eighteenth episode of Season Eleven. They talk about helicopters, alcoholism, and Barney. Listener Question of the Week: What is your favorite Barney quote?
Tonight, Matt and Robbie are discussing Episode BABF13, Bart to the Future, the seventeenth episode of Season Eleven. They talk about future Bart, stereotypes, and international finance. Listener Question of the Week: What is your version of future Simpsons?
Tonight, Matt and Robbie talk about Episode BABF12, Pygmoelian, the sixteenth episode of Season Eleven. They talk about Moe, soap operas, and bad endings. Listener Question of the Week: What is your favorite Moe quote?
Tonight, Matt and Robbie are discussing Episode BABF10, Missionary Impossible, the fifteenth episode of Season Eleven. They talk about Homer, missionaries, and garbage. Listener Question of the Week: What is your favorite religious gag?
