Fox Announces "The Simpsons: Season 21" Guest Voices

Are any of them funny?

I doubt it Mink!

I can't believe this show is still on. Don't get me wrong, I love the Simpsons, but they haven't made me laugh in a decade!

nobody gave a shit about this show since the 300th episode

nothing beats 1992-1998 era of simpsons. they started goin down hill when Phil Hartman was killed.....got that still makes me sad..

agreed, Simpsons had to go out in glory. Instead it'll be milked like Lohan's titties.

Hartman is a horrible and tragic loss to the Simpsons. His voices, and the characters, were the best! I have to agree totally with what you said. Troy McClure. Lionel Hutz. Hilarious. Instead of finding fresh talent for new and equally funny characters, even though they could never replace Hartman, they just moved on with a shrug (within the show, I mean, I'm sure the cast and crew were saddened). The quality never recovered. They should just cancel this shit.

But before they do, I demand TWO THINGS:

1. An enormous Simpsons PC-based action RPG with voice acting. No MMORPG stuff either.

2. A full length Simpsons meet Futurama film as a tribute to the yesteryear Flinstones meet the Jetsons film.

Do it, goddamn it! Do it I'll run your dusty bones through my plastic shredder.

"Instead it'll be milked like Lohan's titties."

Buddy, that AIN'T milk. That's stored semen.

Pasteurized semen in fact.

I can see it now. A poster at a bus stop, the very bus stop where Lohan finds her 'dates'. The poster: an image of Lohan's face with a white milk mustache, some of it dripping off her bottom lip, running down her chin. THICK 'milk'. the posters tag line: Got Dick?

Something like this but with my modifications:

http://www.flickr.com/photos/gotmilk/21242307/

Simpsons has gone down hill but still is better than any other shit on tv

Minkowski there is a simpsons futurama crossover comic havent read it but its got to be good

Yeah, I've heard about that. I haven't read it either. I just think a crossover film would be fucking awesome and if done right, ridiculously hilarious.

lol mink, made me giggle

Might as well give her a huge mechanical dildo, sunglasses and put a quote next to her: I'll be on my back

Who cares about season 21, just focus on Futurama!! OOOOoOOoOoo yea! can already smell that new-episode smell!

'In "Homer The Whopper," the season premiere episode co-written by Seth Rogen airing Sunday, September 27, "Comic Book Guy" casts "Homer" as the lead in "Everyman," a feature film based on the new comic book superhero he created. To whip Homer into superhero shape, the movie studio hires celebrity fitness trainer "Lyle McCarthy" (guest voice Rogen), but Homer has trouble sticking to his new healthy regimen.'

HAHAHA! Its Seth Rogen based this on himself and The Green Hornet!

That 'its' should be removed..

@Mink - Buddy, that AIN'T milk. That's stored semen.

Priceless.

great guest voices and the episode synopsis sounds great. it could be an aprovement of the past few.

There was man stranded at the bottom of a well. He was stranded there more than ten years ago by carelessness. He simply can't climb out of his hole to the bliss of freedom and sunlight above. He's starved and lonely, disheveled and generally an unpleasant sight.

So one day, in desperation, he pulls himself up, He heaves and grunts and sweats. He lifts one filthy and stinking boot off the ground and places it in a crack a foot up the well wall. He heaves and groans and mutters and yells and he lifts the other foot off the ground into a crack a foot up the well wall. So he has both feet a foot off the ground. His arms legs are spread like a man about to be drawn and quartered. His hands are white with stress, tugging at the brickks under the ponderous weight of his flacid girth, struggling against gravity.

He puffs and his heart races like a thoroughbred horse on crack. His feeble effort has spent him dry. he's exerted all he can. He's exhausted and tired and worn down. And he says to himself

Well, at least it's an improvement.

I agree with everyone on here that the Simpson arent funny any more but still, its the simpsons, the longest running show on the face of the earth. and i do believe that they are the looney tunes of our time. And honestly it will be a long time till they find a show (cartoon wise) that will have the same effect on pop culture... So as much as I do welcome this season I do hope its coming to an end... and @MINK^^^ fucking funny post man...

i don't think anyone realises that the Simpsons humour is in the most part aimed at a (roughly) 10-18 year old audience. All the ppl commenting that it's not funny anymore have in actual fact probably just grown out of it (like I have) and I bet that age group are still watching it now, they must be otherwise they'd cancel (even if it is the simpsons)