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#OnThisDay May 19, 1996, "Homerpalooza" (S07E24) first aired on the Fox network. Featuring The Smashing Pumpkins, Cypress Hill ™, Sonic Youth and Peter Frampton. Dir: Wes Archer. Wr: Brent Forrester's TV Comedy Course. EP: BILL OAKLEY & Josh Weinstein. #TheSimpsons

Hey, everybody. Look at this. It's that boy who laughs at everyone. Let's laugh at him! (Also, pretty sure it's BILL OAKLEY and possibly Josh Weinstein laughing at Nelson in the crowd...?)

30 years ago today, May 21, 1995, "Who Shot Mr. Burns? (Part One)" (S06E25) first aired on the Fox network. Guest-starring Tito Puente as himself. Dir: Jeff Lynch. Wr: BILL OAKLEY & Josh Weinstein. EP: David Mirkin. #TheSimpsons

It's the 30th anniversary of "Who Shot Mr. Burns?" Part 1 Here are the 1st & last pages of our outline A couple interesting things: - Bill's handwritten note to do a "Twin Peaks" parody but it would be Maggie talking backwards - Mr. Burns was gonna circle S & W in his own blood

I've eaten hundreds - maybe thousands - of meals with BILL OAKLEY and let me tell you, they've all been unforgettable luncheons... and dinners You owe it to yourself to attend just one! I hope you make it, despite the directions! (These dinners sound seriously delicious)

"Uh, I sleep in a racing car. Do you?" "I sleep in a big bed with my wife."

So then I says to Mabel, I says..

WHAT A THREAD

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Kirk, this history of crackers book is a family book. Maybe single people read history of crackers books, we don't know. Frankly, we don't want to know.

Ah, I remember those simple, early days when Bart had no ears

Attn: Marge Simpson

To this day I am still delighted that Josh Weinstein and I got "St. Elmo's Fire" on the show and thus replayed over and over for years. (As DC guys who lived in Georgetown after college, that forgettable movie really spoke to us)

Just 63 more slices to go...