Why This Simpsons Joke Will Never Die

[@pencilsandpizza]

I’m surprised they don’t reference, “Where’s My Burrito” “I am so smart!” "Old Man Yells At Cloud" "I didnt do it" or “Steamed Hams” more often than not, and I’ve seen the dud blowing up recently so it’s weird the bush memes usually comes back

[@Rabbitlord108]

Or Family Guy creating a joke character who's a parody of MrEnter. The Patrick Star Show already turned Bubble Bass into the Nostalgia Critic for an episode. So why not?

[@gacd2104]

Give them a few years and you'll have some kind of sequel to Steamed Hams no one asked for five years too late

[@TrashQueenAndKing]

Showing my age here but I still think of the YTMND that used "Where's my burrito" to a gif of Michael Moore slamming his fists on the podium

[@adamjlozano2454]

You spelled smart wrong it's smrt

[@andykishore]

We can't a reference to Steamed Hams?

[@The1SunshineFeeler]

At least the Sideshow Bob hitting the rake gag was actually a reoccurring running gag instead of something that showed up once and then became a running gag decades later.

[@michaelstrong5383]

What's funny is that the gag was originally written to pad out the running time of the episode. That's why it looped only once.

[@tylergaye5457]

Also a majority of the instances of said gag are one long extended scene in one episode.

[@Fester_Rabbit]

it makes me gag

[@sweets_Cat88]

In the newest season the gag returns… But it hits below the belt

[@TheAlexSchmidt]

​@@sweets_Cat88 Yeah he makes the handle retractable to avoid getting hit in the head but gets an even worse outcome.

[@pajamapantsjack5874]

Why is the movie called over the hedge if they always go through the hedge? I hope someone got fired for that blunder

[@noobsysys]

thats such a funny movie

[@Tails_and_Luigi101]

so funny movie

[@DavidHerrera-vb1qx]

movie.

[@ithinkeverythingisslightly735]

mov

[@antbox1992]

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[@EmployeeAMillion]

The thing about the “My Leg!” gag is that it had the same sort of breaking point as the Homer bush meme. There’s the joke in the 20th anniversary special where Plankton forces it out of Fred, and he sounds tired of it. It’s got the same energy as the SimpsonsWorld joke where the character itself is sick of the joke, but it rings hollow now that they’ve kept doing it afterward. If the staffs of these shows don’t want to give the impression that The Simpsons and SpongeBob are only still around for nostalgia, then I believe they shouldn’t be this reliant on jokes they already told last century.

[@CallofFreaky]

Say the line Bart

[@KraylebStudios]

The leg reached breaking point?? Ouch...

[@itspienoon7883]

Fred from SpongeBob was born with glass bones and paper skin. Every morning, he breaks his leg, and every afternoon, he breaks his other leg.

[@Cataclyscerator]

It's Homer's lack of facial expression, sudden backwards movement, and the simple "Oh, ok" made this moment perfect I love that episode too, REALLY love it

[@mikespearwood3914]

It's the tone in his voice when he says: "Ok, ok". He's clearly disappointed and a little upset. One of the best episodes they ever did.

[@kawaiimadeline3]

I feel like SpongeBob has a similar problem these days. Bringing back the idiot box, Nosferatu, Bubble Bass, etc. SpongeBob had memes in spades so there’s at least a little more variety, though. Great analysis!

[@LuigiFan04]

I think Bubble Bass being a character made much more sense to bring back, in my opinion. Because he's a character, you can do a lot more with him.

[@andykishore]

And they even went as far as making a kid version of Nosferatu called Kidferatu. The recent "Kreepaway Kamp" episode officially confirms that Nosferatu and Kidferatu are canonically the same character, just one is the adult version that's frequently in Bikini Bottom, at least until the Kamp Koral reunion.

[@Porygon2ube]

Bubble Bass at least is an actual character

[@michaelstrong5383]

Bubble Bass coming back didn't bother me at all. I'm surprised it took the writers years to do something with him again, but I always liked the idea of Spongebob having his own enemy (that's not Plankton) with Bubble Bass. Nosferatu, on the other hand? Yeah, they overdid it with him.

[@darraghbeard9630]

@@andykishorethat doesn’t even make sense. His whole point is that he’s a centuries old vampire, why would there be a kid version of him?

[@CaptainCat101]

The second I saw the Bush meme on a t-shirt at Target, it hit me that it peaked years ago. Same goes with Spider-Man pointing.

[@calebpribyl5152]

So I work at this store (similar to Walmart) we sell groceries clothes etc etc etc! And we have that one Simpson shirt with Marge krumping (god remember THAT one?)

[@andykishore]

Still cashing in on decade old episodes, only because of the memes.

[@michaelstrong5383]

The Spider-Man pointing meme peaked in both Spider-Verse movies. As excited as I am with the third film, I hope they don't make that joke again. Mainly because, how do you top every Spider-Person in the multiverse pointing at each other?

[@RyanMcKennaGosling]

I remember when Hot Topic was selling shirts for that one Arthur fist meme and that one Pocket Sand meme.

[@danielsmokesmids]

@@RyanMcKennaGoslingpocket sand… “meme”??? it wasnt a meme. its a recurring gag in king of the hill

[@rightrna-w4u]

That kid hitting the griddy was true comedy tho

[@SonofCuhulainn]

"Not a quarter! Y'arrgh, he’ll be dancing for hours!"

[@Descriptor413]

I legit had no idea what that even meant. Am I so out of touch?

[@outlandish_LE]

Watch the video? ​@@Descriptor413

[@snaifhassnan6348]

This is the comment in which I discovers the new feature of looking stuff from comments; when I tapped I saw shirtless nickakado avocado clip of him hitting it

[@frkieran]

@@snaifhassnan6348it's such a useless and annoying feature

[@FlashStudios1934]

The hedge gag, and that whole sequence as a whole, is a Terminator 2 parody. But I think the Hedge is now more well known than the original scene lol

[@alexnauru7692]

I don’t even know the original scene

[@Longshanks1690]

@@alexnauru7692I’m pretty sure it’s the one where the T 1000 melts his way through the jail door?

[@jamespilgrim3774]

I know what you're talking about. I wish the meta jokes were all based off of it instead of their own show

[@Longshanks1690]

@@FlashStudios1934 Also late but that was clearly the inspiration behind a lot of the episode like when Homer chases Flanders car, also referencing the T2 scene where the T1000 does the same.

[@marktemenak7802]

Exactly. Not very random but expertly executed as always for that era. I was waiting for him to reference Terminator.

[@cocopo3975]

This gag is like the goat screaming meme. No one thinks it's funny anymore. But the Suits Heard it's a meme 25 years later and start using it again and again and again.

[@jacksykes4680]

Like in Thor Love and Thunder

[@geministrial950]

I used to love the screaming goat meme. Then the brands started using it...

[@jacksykes4680]

@@geministrial950 I recently watched all the Ben 10 shows (except the reboot) and the amount of times they used that sound in omniverse

[@jeremiahgreen5632]

L​@@jacksykes4680That movie absolutely murdered the joke for me

[@maxmeidl4909]

On the bright side, least the Simpsons never had an episode where they take one of their most beloved jokes and run it into the ground for its entire length, unlike SpongeBob. Say “MY LEG!” one more time, and I will superglue your legs to your body so you can’t run the joke into the ground anymore.

[@sam4gaming135]

I think the My Leg episode is actually one of the better post SOW Spongebob episodes, since they're pretty creative with making the same gag over and over again Though the show still overuses the My leg gag, (Its definitely a million times better than its sister episode, "ink lemonade" though)

[@jeremybottoms7619]

My leg was honestly a pretty good episode but after that episode they started over using the my leg joke

[@BrimBlam]

Your literally giving him a reason to shout "MY LEG!" if you did that.

[@MyAnimations-sg37]

Who knows, maybe The Simpsons would make it into an episode if their episodes were only 11 minutes long.

[@eatatjoe]

Exactly.

[@KaleBennett]

I wish references could be more subtle, like if Homer was escaping from some crowd and he just so happened to back into a bush to escape. Reminds me of recent Sonic and how the games went from stories functioning as sequels to one another, to standalone stories that barely acknowledge previous entries, to frequent references to past events.

[@hype5456]

That's been something really a problem given the current writing, it's never ever subtle it just pops out of nowhere like a family guy cutaway. A callback done well is Eggman and rouge talking Tails victory over him in station square when he saved it. Or Sonic saying stubbornness is his saving grace while in heroes he says that's also Shadow's

[@veggsbacon1891]

I think the frequent references from the past kinda drive me nuts. "You all remember green hill, chemical plant, etc?! Don't yoo just missed the pAsT?!" Yes, I remember, but I don't care anymore. They're not special. MOVE ON! Or you know, REMAKE old games so we don't have to resort to emulation all the time. Sonic Advance trilogy + Battle, Sonic Rush duology, Storybook duology, Sonic the Fighters, oh definitely the 2 Adventure titles, Heroes, Unleashed (give it a "shadow generations" treatment by having Knuckles play another part of the story. Hello?! What's up with the Master Emerald while the world is shattered? New lore? Sure!). THAT'S the nostalgia I'd love to witness.

[@BrimBlam]

Tbh I wouldnt be surprised if Ian's writing had seen a pass or two from others to where they ended up feeling more like blunt references, I really dont recall his writing being like this at all in the past. Maybe SEGA pushing for everything to be canon has forced his hand in a sense, idk. I'm really just hoping that these acknowledgements to the past are used in far smoother and more natural sounding dialogue

[@PhantomOfficial07]

@@veggsbacon1891 Sonic Adventure 1+2 remade would go so hard bro

[@CringusMcDingus]

They'd ruin Amy though

[@ItsAubreeyy]

11:55 tbh i think him stepping on the rake is more of a running gag, like how homer says d'oh or skinner's mother being overprotective

[@nostalgialodeon9305]

17:16 Davestoons must be so proud right now!

[@Air_OK]

That killed me, I wasn’t expecting to hear that outro in an actual LS Mark vid lmao

[@mrink8822]

Actually the worst simpsons meme is simpson predicting the future

[@larrymantic2635]

Indeed

[@ManOfTheHour34564]

"He's right behind me, isn't he?" Is the bushes gag.

[@octoisgay]

erm that just happened

[@Brixster]

Ugh, this gag is such a toolbag

[@AhmedMalaki]

Speaking of that popular and Overused trope I think only futurama and gumball made funny versions of that trope

[@Scrufflord]

umm that sounded better in my head

[@Descriptor413]

No, he's in front of you

[@britanimations2002]

This is not even a new thing for modern Simpsons or even surprising. Ralph has been a one liner machine for years, hes had some pretty good ones, so why do they keep coming back to "My cat's breath smells like cat food" is that his catchphrase now or something? And why that line, I'd argue "I bent my Wookie" from the same scene is ultimately funnier, and "Oh boy sleep, that's where I'm a Viking" has started up so much rage in the fandom and created this meme about meaning that I'd argue it's more iconic

[@williamdaviddiazcuchimaque7511]

Mi favorito es alto ahí loca

[@ECartmanist]

5 years until 'You got the dud'' gets referenced in a new episode.

[@LunaticJ]

The bush meme won’t die, but George H. W. Bush sure did!

[@Adhejsnfn]

political joke spotted,cue the angry replies

[@NateS917]

​@@Adhejsnfna month later no replies. Almost like pointing out the objective fact of someone's death isn't going to offend anyone

[@TheNeonArmadaOfficial]

Never forget an ingenious sponge holder which is actually this meme

[@TheDatabaseNetwork]

The damn bush is not just a meme anymore. It's a special ability anybody can do...

[@coolpizzacook]

Legit, the way they've been using it reminds me how Scrooge McDuck and his family have the unique ability to swim in money in the 2017 Ducktales. Except in there, they don't directly point at it every time they do so.

[@smartistepicness]

For anyone who’s wondering what the outro noise is. It’s an auto tuned voice saying: “Yea-ah. I like cartoons and I like Sonic and I like cartoons about Sonic. I watch them all cause they call me LS Mark”. The song comes from a joke video that was trending on Twitter (never calling it X) and LS Mark found it funny. That’s why he put it in his outro.

[@andykishore]

Thanks.

[@Drax69420]

Thanks for explaining, was wondering what the deal with that auto was.

[@maxmeidl4909]

It really feels like SpongeBob from season 13 onwards is just relying on its iconic memes to stay relevant and it honestly comes off like “nostalgic pandering”. At least the Simpsons feel like they are more restrained with this, you don’t see them taking the bush or rake gag and running it into the ground for 22 minutes straight.

[@FreezeMotion]

the griddy is canon to ls mark lore

[@nightwingmix1]

what's the point of blue comments, does anyone not know what the griddy is?

[@TheSnowBandit]

I am honestly very suprised how you were able to create a 17 minute discussion video for such a short gag in The Simpsons Keep up the good work!

[@srirammohan9809]

You know which cartoon gag will never get old? *MY MOM!!!*

[@kennydarmawan13]

There are reasons why. They actually put creative spins to the joke, and know when to land it. Him saying it that got him remembering who he was is a good example. There's lore to it too. As it turns out, it's literally Muscle Man's mom, as that's what his dad did. Plus, the My Mom gag isn't overdone or repeated like machine gun fire. Or treated as Muscle Man's sole gag/identity.

[@billybobbobing8259]

I can’t believe he used the Davestoons outro, what a funny gag! Now imagine if he keeps using it each video and then eventually points out how funny and random it is. Then imagine he keeps using it and eventually points out how old its getting while continuing to use it anyway.

[@salahudeeniqbal3460]

No matter what, it’ll never be as bad as the family guy chicken fight

[@dr_yeet9399]

Bruh the Conway Twitty cutaway gag was absolutely undeniably worse than any other Family Guy gag, at least the chicken fight gags were something new to watch each time.

[@technobladeleakedclips1827]

Nah its worse. It reeks of cringe millennial "humor" the worst thing to happen to comedy in decades

[@kingqunt8567]

Horrendous take

[@EirianwenStudios]

How dare KZbin hide this from me for 2 minutes

[@kittydispenser2623]

I love your profile picture

[@Tails_and_Luigi101]

I love your profile picture

[@EirianwenStudios]

@@kittydispenser2623 Ty

[@EirianwenStudios]

@@Tails_and_Luigi101 Ty

[@RanterInShades]

Something that I don't think was explained enough was that the original hedge joke was referencing how creepy Flanders was beginning to find Homer now that he wants to hang out with him so much, and you can tell in the way Homer's voice sounds when he says "...Ok...". None of the other episodes that reference the hedge gag have anything like that going for them, it's just "Haha funny meme".

[@senorsalvador]

Hey Mark, please research your sponsors in the future. Honeygain is NOT something you want to sponsor to your audience.

[@Regene2383]

What’s wrong with them??

[@cubriffic172]

​@@Regene2383From research they use your bandwith which can be a privacy and security risk. Also the cashout is incredibly small/takes ages to make a good amount of money.

[@klausing8]

Boy I sure hope someone got fired for that blunder

[@andykishore]

If only he would stop that.

[@andykishore]

@@cutenessie308 I've seen some comments go missing, but I'm not entirely. Could just be user deletions.

[@stanyuns]

i was watching a “times family guy referenced simpsons” video on youtube and even family guy had a ton of homer bush meme gags it’s weird.

[@andykishore]

Homer can't escape having the bush in either show it would seam.

[@Jervis-JehanYvesLaurent]

0:17 poor robot homer :•[

[@littlemeow124]

This reminds me of SpongeBob nowadays where they throw in popular memes from the show as a sort of fan service for older fans who had already stopped watching the show at that point due to seasonal rot and flanderization. Sooner or later, steamed hams and bart screaming would come back for that same reason

[@chance_ondriezek99]

The classics are immortal

[@Veslelia_cw]

8:58 where's Brian in the thumbnail mark?????? 😡

[@kamemelodic1331]

corner…

[@audiovisualcringe]

top left in the little dark brown spot

[@michaelstrong5383]

To me, "MY LEG!" is basically Spongebob's equivalent to the Wilhelm Scream. It's great to use it once, but if you make an entire movie with that sound every single time, it's going to get old insanely fast. That's how I felt when they made the "MY LEG" episode.

[@andykishore]

And the characters keep yelling "MY LEG!" or "HIS LEG!" throughout the episode even during casual conversations, just make to absolutely sure you hear it loud and clear.

[@liebenamor]

​@DisneyFan2008You do realize in the first couple of seasons they used it for every destruction scene

[@kingbash6466]

The Simpsons' bush gag is the equivalent to Spongebob's "my leg" joke or Sonic with Green Hill. At this point, it's just used because. "Hey, remember that thing from the good ol' days?'

[@galetempus1979]

Was not expecting to hear you roasting that random kid you saw at a hotel

[@BokBarber]

The original gag worked because it was unexpected; Homer is getting clingier and clingier towards Ned and then bam, with perfect timing and finesse and with no fanfare, Homer just appears through the bushes to ruin Ned's game of pickup. Sitting there drawing out and acknowledging it in the scene ruins it.

[@plantedcabbage]

ok that outro caught me by surprise i did not expect you to actually use that lmfao amazing

[@crimsong8068]

I feel like you can only get away with bringing back a "meme" gag once or twice before it loses it's appeal. Fun Fact: The "Arthur fist meme" actually made it's way back into it's parent show before it ended. Arthur gets angry, and for a moment, they recreate the shaking fist shot. But because they only did it once, it worked.

[@grimmick9446]

Mark straight up sponsored by a pyramid scheme LMAO

[@tzarg]

yeah what how tf they getting infinite money? I don't remember what a pyramid scheme is but it does still sound pretty shady

[@CJTheReal]

​@@tzarga Pyramid scheme is a type of scam that relies on exponential growth. One person recruits two or more people, and each of those people recruit two or more people whose money gets funnelled upwards to the people higher up the pyramid. He even says it in the ad read: the more people you recruit the more money you'll make. Classic pyramid scheme, especially since there's no actual product, just a proxyjacking service which promises its "users" free money.

[@grimmick9446]

@@tzarg best way to remember what a pyramid scheme is , what it looks like : the top of the pyramid are the people who actually make money. The ones at the bottom usually loose money or don't make anything at all. The people from the top cash out on all the people at the bottom because they made money bringing them into the scheme. Now everyone at the bottom has pull more people in to try to push them further up the pyramid. So it's an endless loop of predatory sales tactics. Usually the scheme promises something like, a better life, a ton of money, free materials ECT. But you only see anything if you can recruit or hire more people into the scheme. And those people pay you. And that's my lesson on pyramid schemes and MLMs lmfaooo

[@thegod300jr]

@@tzargI think your referencing the Ponzi scheme

[@samv.3217]

I kid you not there was a literally a Spongebob commercial I saw that acknowledged Spongebob's meme status. It literally said "you know him, but before all the memes" then they showed moments from the classic era. I don't know whether to find that desperate, but there is a bit of cleverness towards it.

[@dontemorgan1517]

Classic memes will never die, but when their own show overusing their own jokes will be become less funny and only shows how lazy the writers are for forcing memes on our faces.

[@marlonhoek-po7gw]

not just shows. movies too. I mean, Spiderman has made the "Spiderman pointing at Spiderman" joke THREE TIMES now! i mean, sure, it was funny in the Spiderverse movies, but telling the exact same joke over and over again and expecting people to laugh again is the real definition of insanity...

[@dontemorgan1517]

@@marlonhoek-po7gw It's like they're trying to make us hate these memes.

[@marlonhoek-po7gw]

@@dontemorgan1517 also, did you get the reference?

[@jacksykes4680]

If terminator two never existed, then the domino effect that led to this would be gone

[@MitsyWuzHere]

LS Mark is a griddy enabler

[@TheDigitalApple]

They keep beating the horse to the point where, the only thing left of it was the outline of something that looks like a horse!

[@joemomma6317]

Well so much for the honey ad lmao

[@emoney6692]

Is the ad sponsor for this video the same as that Honey extension that recently got exposed as a scam?

[@anstheram]

No, but this one also seems sketchy in my opinion.

[@MouroboshiArchives]

its wierd that out of all the memes that have been "overused" by internet memes, they never brought back steamed hams.

[@maxsbizarreadventure404]

Fun fact: I have the meme printed onto my wall facing my bed in my bedroom. Homer watches me sleep.

[@Lil-coast]

1:49 why is Ls mark so hilarious at this part lol

[@hazflat]

I never really liked “meme jokes” in tv shows

[@greenhulklantern1]

Can't believe Mark didn't even mention that the hedge meme and the following car chase are also a direct reference/parody to the T-1000 from Terminator 2!

[@technobladeleakedclips1827]

Because he is like 12 years old

[@Femme_Snail]

11:46 I feel like that perfectly sums up the argument, very well put Mark

[@NintendoMeister2260]

There’s currently a vote for a new mayor in Texas so there’s been a bunch of commercials made trying to sell you on each of the candidates. There was genuinely a commercial referencing the Simpsons bush meme.

[@odaciousL]

14:40 i dont think it was THAT funny mark

[@Cup1dzzz]

i knew i wasnt the only one that thought that sounded a little. um. 😭

[@lan.goblian]

the hedge meme is so side splittingly hilarious that i just start stroking it

[@theshinobigamer5737]

😂😂

[@Lunar-oddity]

Yall that wasnt laughing i dont think

[@marveler8994]

I wouldnt have as much of a problem with the "my leg" joke being reused if they used the old sound effect (still love Doug Lawrence tho)

[@cabecadeprego8772]

the Simpsons might be the 2nd cartoon with the most amount of memes, losing only to Spongebob

[@micjimster4845]

Nah tom and Jerry takes that title.

[@themememaster6775]

The top 3 cartoons with the most memes has to be 1. SpongeBob 2. The Simpsons 3. Tom & Jerry

[@andykishore]

Tom & Jerry is the OG meme machine.

[@lokaid1058]

Also Jimmy neutron and Futurama

[@birdboy16]

Does Looney Tunes get to be on this list?

[@BluShroom20]

I remember the first time I saw that GIF was after someone told me about 4/20 on Hatena Haiku… After that day I hated my birthday for a few years.

[@R.P.Pyotrsovich]

Homer becomes Spingfield's T-1000!

[@ShockwaveFPSStudios]

To quote Robot Homer from Simpsonsworld: “I’m so sick of that Stupid Hedge!”

[@douglasgonzalez5412]

I'm surprised you didn't make the connection to the "Ripped Pants" episode. Spongebob just keeps repeating the joke.

[@Anima--L]

1994, sometimes I forget this show is older than I am

[@davidzea-smith1417]

I guess that’s the cycle a joke will enter: people see it and like it, a few hours/days/weeks/months/years later it’s brought back to a mixed/positive reception, companies milk to get more money/dopamine, people to start to find it tiring, it’s either retired or keeps going until the end of time/the show.

[@matthewengelbrecht4609]

I always thought Homer chasing Ned and him walking through the hedge was a reference to Terminator 2 but maybe that wasn’t true

[@Regene2383]

It is!!

[@wadewatts850]

It is.

[@Disney15ish]

It feels like The Simpsons is basically two different shows now depending on which of the current showrunners is the one show running the episode. Matt Selman's episodes with a Co-Runner doing their own thing, and Al Jean episodes where he does his own thing. The Treehouse of Horror sketch was written by Selman (and Showrun by him & Carolyn Omine), and the recent episode that brought it back was an Al Jean Showrun episode. Curiously, I've noticed on Twitter that Al Jean and Matt Selman seem to only promote the episodes that they were the showrunner of.

[@conormurnane6457]

That definitely explains why the hedge joke in the Halloween episode was better than the recent one. Selman's episodes are hit-and-miss, but the good ones are very good, and even his worst ones are nowhere near as bad as Al Jean's.

[@KraylebStudios]

If even Family Guy is referencing your memes you know it's gone bad

[@FrostyMantleM]

9:00 that griddy story was a MUCH needed laugh for today 😂

[@SonicSpotify]

I was just watching a yt short where homer did this goddamnn meme and then i got the notification for this video 😭

[@josephkeen7224]

I will say that while I get you bringing up the my leg joke, it’s mostly in the background and the my leg episode is actually really good.

[@raxadian]

LS Mark the guy who will never stop watching the Simpsons.

[@jacksykes4680]

And his friend Sonny still keeps up with family guy

[@Apple_Jackson]

Outro was harder than usual, keep it up!

[@jrsmith5080]

The Simpsons in general will never die

[@carerforever2118]

Will A.I. (Artificial Intelligence 🤖) be used to do the voiceovers of The Simpsons characters, after the voice over actors retire or pass away? Will they then continue the show on to season 50 or possibly 60? 🤔

[@capsey_]

That's one of reasons why I respect writers of Portal 2, they had a rule specifically stating they can't reference "the cake is a lie" line even though it was one of the biggest memes in gaming industry after first game came out

[@zouloslecoolos]

It's funny that you talk about this joke, this week in France someone was fired because they sent this meme in their work chat

[@Crocogator]

Seeing the montage of classic simpsons jokes that people use each and every day, and being able to know exactly what's being said, is wild.

[@VeggiePun]

On this episode of "LSMark mad at people having fun."

[@BrimBlam]

It feels like whiplash to verbally hear Mark acknowledge Brian being hidden in his thumbnails. I can't believe we're at this point in the LSMark writing... ...jokes aside, Im honestly impressed at the level of discussion that came from just talking about this meme's useage and how a joke just starts to be noise. Some people get handed a pair of cymbal's and never tire of hearing the sound they make clashing against one another.

[@arsene6623]

Impeccable new composition for the outtro.

[@ripooof]

THE OUTRO LMAOOOOO no way

[@no1reallycaresabout2]

9:41 At least the kid got some more exercise from all that griddying

[@HairExplosion]

Never fear they've got stories for years...

[@carerforever2118]

Will A.I. (Artificial Intelligence 🤖) be used to do the voiceovers of The Simpsons characters, after the voice over actors retire or pass away? Will they then continue the show on to season 50 or possibly 60? 🤔

[@Galaxyhoppah]

Long time lurker, first time commenter. Just wanted to say your voice is very soothing. I could fall asleep listening to your content.

[@NineHundredDollarydoos]

I didn't even know they did it more than that first time. It gives off the same desperate vibe as when SpongeBob pushed the "My leg!" guy super hard.

[@Nameless-ln5mr]

Fun fact: The hedge scene, alongside Homer chasing Ned’s van are references to Terminator 2. The hedge references the T-1000 phasing through a set of metal bars to hunt the Conners, and the car chase with the golf clubs… yeah, that’s the scene where the protagonists try to escape the T-1000 in a police car.

[@RebelCityEejit]

You leave the rake gag out of this, LuigiSonic Mark! It had a really funny spin in the recent Yellow Lotus episode

[@recorder_teddy5056]

The “my leg” is actually still massive like I’m seeing new ones like every day likes it’s MASSIVE

[@franciscotapia9682]

Thankfully "Como's family" only used the joke once now that "the girl on the bus" was removef for the awful couch gag

[@icantthinkofausername8574]

So LS Mark stands for "Loves Sonic" Mark, thanks random outro voice

[@Specter_N]

Wasn’t this gag supposed to be a Terminator 2 reference?

[@L1am21]

Not sure. I know the car chase scene is.

[@jacksykes4680]

Yeah it’s referencing when the T1000 phases through the bars

[@John_OrangeFish]

“Say the line bart”

[@Romashka_Sov]

0:17 that was the point of that episode, about not letting simpsons die as a meme

[@KuroChiShikaku]

It does kinda seem like disney is pushed nostalgia because its quick and easy

[@King_Ice01]

A dude lost his job after sending that meme to the HR department

[@foushe977]

I think the best part of the spongebob "my leg" episode is fred, the leg character, saying he injures himself cuz of love. Like my stupid mind thought "okay he's a masochist". Now the joke kinda ran it's course cuz without that sort of reason it feels very one note now, even as someone that enjoys recent spongebob I know this is about the simpsons but I wanted to get that comment on the my leg episode off my chest

[@williamdaviddiazcuchimaque7511]

Esperemos no llegue el día que los Simpson hagan un episodio entero de Homero entrando al arbusto

[@fryguy9704]

It’s like Afton. It never dies and always come back worse

[@locobandito1566]

Actually the hedge gag is a reference to Camilo Sesto's 1978 álbum "Entre Amigos". Such an obscure thing for the Simpson's writers to reference, but just to show their genius.

[@Kawi31]

palmtree panic just registers in my mind as the "LS Mark Song" now