On Wed, Mar 3, 2021 at 6:55 PM Joe Hass <[email protected]> wrote:
> This has nothing to do with the press release, but do you know the hell of
> having a seven-year-old Simpsons fan (he has the 20-year episode guide)
> with a steel trap of a mind who doesn't understand that every mediocre
> continuation error by the Korean animators needs to be pointed out? And I'm
> talking episode-to-episode issues. ("Hey! In Co-Dependents Day, the liquor
> is painted on the wall, but in Mommie Beerest, they're actual bottles!"
> "Matthew, I love you, but you gotta let it go, big guy.")
>
> It's either this or PBS Kids, and the Kratts can go jam it with walnuts at
> this point.
>
As it happens I'm watching an episode of The Simpsons each day on DVD, both
the episode and the audio commentary. I'm halfway through the first season
and the creators are pointing out the same issues in continuity as they
watch the episode 10 years after it first aired. One issue that keeps
recurring is they sent the first batch of episodes to Korea to be animated
before the first episode aired so they had no feedback on how the earliest
episodes were received or if they had to even worry about thinking past a
first season. They didn't even bring in a production designer to solidify
the design until halfway through the season and they didn't bother with a
floor plan for the house, school, or nuclear plant until later in the
season.
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