Simpsons Season 12 (2000) - Emmy Nominee: Outstanding Animated Program
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"A pop culture phenomenon...a poignant satire of society... David Johnson, DVD Verdict
"...the longest running primetime cartoon in the history of television. NeedCoffee.com
"...the only network show that can be depended on for a few laugh-out-loud moments week after week... Phil Gallo, Variety
"...the best television series ever made. Period. Tim Goodman, San Francisco Chronicle
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Editor's Note
In the fall of 2000, THE SIMPSONS returned to Fox for its 12th season, packing some serious celebrity heat (Edward Norton, Justin Timberlake, Stephen King, and Roger Daltry each make an appearance) and offering up a brand new boatload of quotable lines. Beginning with the annual "Treehouse of Horror" episode, the year went on to include some of the series? best-ever entries, including "HOMR" (doctors find a crayon in Homer?s brain), "Worst Episode Ever" (Bart and Milhouse take over the Android?s Dungeon), and "New Kids on the Blecch" (Bart, Nelson, Millhouse, and Ralph join a boy band). This collection includes all 21 episodes from Season 12, as well as extensive, insightful commentaries from the writers, producers, and cast members.
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The Simpsons - The Twelfth Season - DVD Review
By: Nick Venable
Cinema Blend DVD Reviews
Published on: 8/23/2009 5:50 PM
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| It's a season where Marge finally develops more of a sense of humor, even in shows where she's not involved in the plot. A perfect example of this fuddy-duddiness comes in one episode when a waitress hands her a tall glass of Long Island Iced Tea, and Marge, giggling, remarks, "Ooh, they should call this a Large Island Iced Tea." And everyone else deadpans. It's a stupid joke on page, but works really well with Julie Kavner's voicework....read the full review | |
Cast & Crew
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Matt Groening - Creator |
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Dan Castellaneta - Voice |
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Julie Kavner - Voice |
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Nancy Cartwright - Voice |
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Yeardley Smith - Voice |
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Harry Shearer - Voice |
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Hank Azaria - Voice |
Awards
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Emmy (2009) |
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Dan Castellaneta, Winner, Outstanding Voice-Over Performance |
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Emmy (2006) |
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The Simpsons, Winner, Outstanding Animated Program (For Programming Less Than One Hour) |
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Emmy (2003) |
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Hank Azaria, Winner, Outstanding Voice-Over Performance |
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Emmy (2001) |
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The Simpsons, Winner, Outstanding Animated Program (For Programming Less Than One Hour) |
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Emmy (1998) |
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Hank Azaria, Winner, Outstanding Voice-Over Performance |
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Emmy (1997) |
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Alf Clausen, Ken Keeler, Winner, Outstanding Music and Lyrics |
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The Simpsons, Winner, Outstanding Animated Program (For Programming One Hour or Less) |
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Emmy (1995) |
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The Simpsons, Winner, Outstanding Animated Program (For Programming One Hour or Less) |
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Emmy (1992) |
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Dan Castellaneta, Winner, Outstanding Voice-Over Performance |
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Emmy (1991) |
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The Simpsons, Winner, Outstanding Animated Program (For Programming One Hour or Less) |
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Emmy (1990) |
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The Simpsons, Winner, Outstanding Animated Program (For Programming One Hour or Less) |
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