Dillon & Sebastian review ‘Pin Gal’, a fun episode that features the return a classic character from all the way back in season one! We also cover season 16’s ‘The Heartbroke Kid’, the worst thing Homer’s done, Simpsons tattoo ideas & Seb confesses that he hates turtlenecks for some reason. Follow us on Instagram: https://instagram.com/dillandsebssimpsonspodcast?igshid=MWZjMTM2ODFkZg==

Dillon & Sebastian review ‘Hostile Kirk Place’, one of the seasons most laugh out loud episodes. We also cover ‘Milhouse Doesn’t Live Here Anymore’, Seb quizzes Dillon on some difficult trivia, discuss Zuckerberg Vs. Musk, the new Futurama and react to Cracked’s ‘Top 100 Simpsons Characters’. To stay updated follow us on Instagram; https://instagram.com/dillandsebssimpsonspodcast?igshid=OGQ5ZDc2ODk2ZA==

Like Futurama, we’re back baby! Dillon & Sebastian review ‘Bartless’, a very experimental episode that also wound up being an incredibly sweet tribute to Bart Simpson. We also cover ‘Homer Badman’, discussing many theme explored in this episode, as well as other alternate universes the show could delve in to, geek out over the new Mission Impossible and Sebastian brings us a new theme song for ‘Simpsons News.’

Dillon & Sebastian review ‘Carl Carlson Rides Again’, a very different episode that left us with very differing opinions. They also cover ‘Whacking Day’, Dillon pitches a sequel to ‘Homer Goes to College’, shows they should crossover with, episodes that could’ve been movies, Smosh, Star Wars & The Flash. This one’s jam packed, strap yourself in!

Dillon & Sebastian review ‘The Many Saints of Springfield’, a fantastic episode that brilliantly pairs Ned Flanders with Fat Tony. We also cover season 16’s ‘Fat Man & Little Boy’, discuss whether we think schools should teach religion, why skinny jeans suck, our favourite mafia movies & Dillon introduces a new segment.

Dillon & Sebastian review ‘My Life as a Vlog’, an experimental episode that left us with very varied thoughts. We also talk about people getting us mixed up, cover the Ricky Gervais episode ‘Homer Simpson, This is Your Wife’, our favourite vlog channels, the new Spider-Verse movie & answer the best question we’ve gotten yet; who our dream & nightmare Springfielders blunt rotation would be.

Dillon & Sebastian review ‘Top Goon’, a delightful, unexpected Moe & Nelson episode. We also cover ‘Bart’s Comet’, the writer’s strike, what we would do if we had Marge’s hair, a curious question about massages in Spain & feeling like we were born in the wrong generation.

Dillon & Sebastian review ‘Game Done Changed’, a very filler, but very fun Bart & Skinner team up episode. We also discuss video game athletes, the season 8 fan favourite ‘You Only Move Twice’, our first time watching the show, Guardians 3, Marvel Vs. DC and compliment each other’s butts.

Dillon & Sebastian review ‘When Nelson Met Lisa’, a delightful parody of romcoms set in the future. They also cover season 11’s ‘Behind the Laughter’, something that nearly happened in our podcast with Jack, our favourite romcoms & Simpsons songs, then Seb suspects Dillon might have a thing for pens.

Dillon, Sebastian & stand up comedian Jack Tyacke cover ‘Step Brother from the Same Planet’, a very solid Homer & Grampa episode that goes in to some surprisingly deep areas. The three amigos also dissect the Rodney Dangerfield classic ‘Burns, Baby Burns’, underrated characters on the show, go on a massive snacks tangent and geek out over heavy metal, jazz and, of course, Top Cat.

Jack and Dillon also talk about the rocky start they had that soon bloomed to a beautiful friendship, as well as sharing some tales from the comedy scene around London.

Pop on those headphones and buckle in for quite possibly the most rambly episode of this podcast to date! Mmm.. tangents.