Eat The Pudding: A Simpsons Podcast 

Episode 9: “Everything’s coming up Milhouse!” 

Welcome to the Eat The Pudding fan podcast, where Michael and Ian explore the Simpsons universe in all its colourful and cromulent forms. This is the ninth episode: “Everything’s coming up Milhouse!”. 

This time around, our Spotlight On Springfield shines its unforgiving beam on Bart’s long-suffering sidekick Milhouse. We talk about the stark contrast between the two best friends and look at Milhouse’s family life, the traits he inherited from his father and the unrequited feelings for Lisa that manifest themselves at regular intervals throughout the seasons of The Simpsons. 

Drawing heavily on the Season 6 classic The Springfield Connection, we also take a law-abiding look at the police in The Simpsons and, in response to a question from one of our listeners, discuss whether we would feel safe with Chief Wiggum and his merry men as the thin blue (-haired) line protecting us from the criminal elements in Springfield.  

If you would like to send us a voice message to include in the show, we have set up a special page on SpeakPipe: https://www.speakpipe.com/EatThePudding. No need to sign up – all you have to do is click on the link, record your message and press send. 

Sick of social media trolls? Come and join our private chat group on Discord instead: https://discord.gg/76g4eT4n 

All our contact information can be found at our Linktree link: 

https://linktr.ee/eatthepudding  

You can also contact us: 

By mail at [email protected] 

On Instagram at @eat_the_pudding_podcast 

Or at our private Bluesky accounts: 

@ianwinick.bsky.social 

@mocca1976.bsky.social 

All the shows on the Boneless Podcasting Network, including our Blackadder podcast, Lord Of Adders Black, can be found here: 

https://thebpn.lovable.app/shows  

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Podcast credits: 

Compiled and presented by Ian Winick and Michael J. Smith 

Intro music: Hear My Pod 

Music by Alf Clausen (originally “See My Vest” with lyrics by Michael Scully) 

New lyrics by Ian and Michael 

Performed by Randy Woods (with Kevin Brown as “Smithers”) 

https://www.youtube.com/@RandyWoodsBand 

Outro music: We Put The Spring In Springfield 

Music by Alf Clausen (originally with lyrics by Ken Keeler) 

Performed by Liam Smith 

https://linktr.ee/whale_productions?utm_source=linktree_profile_share<sid=05350da0-6c64-404b-886a-86a756f62799  

Piano interludes courtesy of Pank: You will find his podcast “Bang! 101 (More) Songs About Nuclear War from the 1980s” at @bangpodcast.bsky.social 

Cover art drawing by Pierre Breton ([email protected]).  

Check out his Little Darwin comic here: https://www.instagram.com/littledarwin1816/ 

Big thanks to all of the above and to Ciarán Moffatt and Captain Spreadsheet for technical (and moral) support. 

Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Eat The Pudding: A Simpsons Podcast 

Bonus Episode 2: Family Guy 

Welcome to the Eat The Pudding fan podcast, where Michael and Ian explore the Simpsons universe in all its colourful and cromulent forms. This is our second bonus episode: Family Guy. 

This week, we are leaving Springfield and heading for Quahog, Rhode Island, where the endearingly oafish Peter Griffin lives with his ridiculously-out-of-his-league wife Lois, teenage children Meg and Chris, psychotic baby Stewie and talking dog Brian.  

Joining us on this one-off journey is Australian podcaster and Family Guy mega-fan Ciarán Moffatt who, together with fellow enthusiast Ian, has drawn up a list of eight episodes to serve as a fitting introduction for Michael, who has somehow managed never to have seen the show before.  

As well as exploring this newbie list, we talk about our favourite things in Family Guy, about the very particular niche it occupies in the world of animated adult comedy, and about stretching the boundaries of good taste to raise a laugh.  

If you would like to send us a voice message to include in the show, we have set up a special page on SpeakPipe: https://www.speakpipe.com/EatThePudding. No need to sign up – all you have to do is click on the link, record your message and press send. 

Sick of social media trolls? Come and join our private chat group on Discord instead: https://discord.gg/76g4eT4n 

All our contact information can be found at our Linktree link: 

https://linktr.ee/eatthepudding  

You can also contact us: 

By mail at [email protected] 

On Instagram at @eat_the_pudding_podcast 

Or at our private Bluesky accounts: 

@ianwinick.bsky.social 

@mocca1976.bsky.social 

All the shows on the Boneless Podcasting Network, including our Blackadder podcast, Lord Of Adders Black, can be found here: 

https://thebpn.lovable.app/shows  

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Podcast credits: 

Compiled and presented by Ian Winick and Michael J. Smith 

Intro music: Hear My Pod 

Music by Alf Clausen (originally “See My Vest” with lyrics by Michael Scully) 

New lyrics by Ian and Michael 

Performed by Randy Woods (with Kevin Brown as “Smithers”) 

https://www.youtube.com/@RandyWoodsBand 

Outro music: We Put The Spring In Springfield 

Music by Alf Clausen (originally with lyrics by Ken Keeler) 

Performed by Liam Smith 

https://linktr.ee/whale_productions?utm_source=linktree_profile_share<sid=05350da0-6c64-404b-886a-86a756f62799  

Piano interludes courtesy of Pank: You will find his podcast “Bang! 101 (More) Songs About Nuclear War from the 1980s” at @bangpodcast.bsky.social 

Cover art drawing by Pierre Breton ([email protected]).  

Check out his Little Darwin comic here: https://www.instagram.com/littledarwin1816/ 

Big thanks to all of the above and to Ciarán Moffatt and Captain Spreadsheet for technical (and moral) support. 

Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Eat The Pudding: A Simpsons Podcast 

Episode 8: “That’s The Kind Of Thing That Can Haunt Ya” 

Welcome to the Eat The Pudding fan podcast, where Michael and Ian explore the Simpsons universe in all its colourful and cromulent forms. This is the eighth episode: “That’s The Kind Of Thing That Can Haunt Ya”. 

In our latest episode, Spotlight On Springfield looks at the complex character that is Moe the Bartender, a man with more dodgy back stories than Muddy Mae Suggins. Is there a heart of gold behind the gruff, unsmiling exterior and the grimy layers of prejudice? Our in-depth analysis suggests that there might be. 

We also answer listener questions about the “creative process” behind our opening music and whether the Simpsons writers were actually able to predict the future. And in a brand new semi-regular segment about guest stars in The Simpsons, we look at Liam Neeson’s turn in the Season 16 episode The Father, The Son and the Holy Guest. 

If you would like to send us a voice message to include in the show, we have set up a special page on SpeakPipe: https://www.speakpipe.com/EatThePudding. No need to sign up – all you have to do is click on the link, record your message and press send. 

Sick of social media trolls? Come and join our private chat group on Discord instead: https://discord.gg/76g4eT4n 

All our contact information can be found at our Linktree link: 

https://linktr.ee/eatthepudding  

You can also contact us: 

By mail at [email protected] 

On Instagram at @eat_the_pudding_podcast 

Or at our private Bluesky accounts: 

@ianwinick.bsky.social 

@mocca1976.bsky.social 

All the shows on the Boneless Podcasting Network, including our Blackadder podcast, Lord Of Adders Black, can be found here: 

https://thebpn.lovable.app/shows  

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Podcast credits: 

Compiled and presented by Ian Winick and Michael J. Smith 

Intro music: Hear My Pod 

Music by Alf Clausen (originally “See My Vest” with lyrics by Michael Scully) 

New lyrics by Ian and Michael 

Performed by Randy Woods (with Kevin Brown as “Smithers”) 

https://www.youtube.com/@RandyWoodsBand 

Outro music: We Put The Spring In Springfield 

Music by Alf Clausen (originally with lyrics by Ken Keeler) 

Performed by Liam Smith 

https://linktr.ee/whale_productions?utm_source=linktree_profile_share<sid=05350da0-6c64-404b-886a-86a756f62799  

Piano interludes courtesy of Pank: You will find his podcast “Bang! 101 (More) Songs About Nuclear War from the 1980s” at @bangpodcast.bsky.social 

Cover art drawing by Pierre Breton ([email protected]).  

Check out his Little Darwin comic here: https://www.instagram.com/littledarwin1816/ 

Big thanks to all of the above and to Ciarán Moffatt and Captain Spreadsheet for technical (and moral) support. 

Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Eat The Pudding: A Simpsons Podcast 

Episode 7: “Grease Me Up, Woman!” 

Welcome to the Eat The Pudding fan podcast, where Michael and Ian explore the Simpsons universe in all its colourful and cromulent forms. This is the seventh episode: “Grease Me Up, Woman”. 

Lots of listener questions and spin-off discussions in this episode, which is just the way we like it! For instance, should The Simpsons have called it a day around Season 15? Are there any other shows that kept the bar high for over a decade? And why is it next to impossible to buy a copy of Season 18 on DVD without taking out a second mortgage? 

This time around, our Spotlight On Springfield shines a sympathetic light on the perennially underappreciated Groundskeeper Willie, who is part of the fabric of Springfield yet rarely gets his due. How do Scottish people feel about him? Why is he such a perfect fit for so many Treehouse Of Horror segments? And why does this episode description consist almost entirely of rhetorical questions? 

If you would like to send us a voice message to include in the show, we have set up a special page on SpeakPipe: https://www.speakpipe.com/EatThePudding. No need to sign up – all you have to do is click on the link, record your message and press send. 

Sick of social media trolls? Come and join our private chat group on Discord instead: https://discord.gg/76g4eT4n 

All our contact information can be found at our Linktree link: 

https://linktr.ee/eatthepudding  

You can also contact us: 

By mail at [email protected] 

On Instagram at @eat_the_pudding_podcast 

Or at our private Bluesky accounts: 

@ianwinick.bsky.social 

@mocca1976.bsky.social 

All the shows on the Boneless Podcasting Network, including our Blackadder podcast, Lord Of Adders Black, can be found here: 

https://thebpn.lovable.app/shows  

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Podcast credits: 

Compiled and presented by Ian Winick and Michael J. Smith 

Intro music: Hear My Pod 

Music by Alf Clausen (originally “See My Vest” with lyrics by Michael Scully) 

New lyrics by Ian and Michael 

Performed by Randy Woods (with Kevin Brown as “Smithers”) 

https://www.youtube.com/@RandyWoodsBand 

Outro music: We Put The Spring In Springfield 

Music by Alf Clausen (originally with lyrics by Ken Keeler) 

Performed by Liam Smith 

https://linktr.ee/whale_productions?utm_source=linktree_profile_share<sid=05350da0-6c64-404b-886a-86a756f62799  

Piano interludes courtesy of Pank: You will find his podcast “Bang! 101 (More) Songs About Nuclear War from the 1980s” at @bangpodcast.bsky.social 

Cover art drawing by Pierre Breton ([email protected]).  

Check out his Little Darwin comic here: https://www.instagram.com/littledarwin1816/ 

Big thanks to all of the above and to Ciarán Moffatt and Captain Spreadsheet for technical (and moral) support. 

Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Eat The Pudding: A Simpsons Podcast 

Episode 6: “The Gentle Caress Of A Summer Breeze” 

Welcome to the Eat The Pudding fan podcast, where Michael and Ian explore the Simpsons universe in all its colourful and cromulent forms. This is the sixth episode: “The Gentle Caress Of A Summer Breeze”. 

Back again after a brief, unscheduled absence, we dive into the new episode by exploring the complex character that is Martin Prince – a high-IQ nerd with a latent desire for mayhem and a dark, dark secret.  

Michael’s monorail monomania comes very much to the fore later on in the show, in which the evergreen Marge Vs The Monorail episode is featured in both his season 4 pick and the Songs Of Springfield segment. We revisit our favourite moments, zone in on the many pop cultural references and uncover a hidden gem or two. 

If you would like to send us a voice message to include in the show, we have set up a special page on SpeakPipe: https://www.speakpipe.com/EatThePudding. No need to sign up – all you have to do is click on the link, record your message and press send. 

Sick of social media trolls? Come and join our private chat group on Discord instead: https://discord.gg/76g4eT4n 

All our contact information can be found at our Linktree link: 

https://linktr.ee/eatthepudding  

You can also contact us: 

By mail at [email protected] 

On Instagram at @eat_the_pudding_podcast 

Or at our private Bluesky accounts: 

@ianwinick.bsky.social 

@mocca1976.bsky.social 

All the shows on the Boneless Podcasting Network, including our Blackadder podcast, Lord Of Adders Black, can be found here: 

https://thebpn.lovable.app/shows  

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Podcast credits: 

Compiled and presented by Ian Winick and Michael J. Smith 

Intro music: Hear My Pod 

Music by Alf Clausen (originally “See My Vest” with lyrics by Michael Scully) 

New lyrics by Ian and Michael 

Performed by Randy Woods (with Kevin Brown as “Smithers”) 

https://www.youtube.com/@RandyWoodsBand 

Outro music: We Put The Spring In Springfield 

Music by Alf Clausen (originally with lyrics by Ken Keeler) 

Performed by Liam Smith 

https://linktr.ee/whale_productions?utm_source=linktree_profile_share<sid=05350da0-6c64-404b-886a-86a756f62799  

Piano interludes courtesy of Pank: You will find his podcast “Bang! 101 (More) Songs About Nuclear War from the 1980s” at @bangpodcast.bsky.social 

Cover art drawing by Pierre Breton ([email protected]).  

Check out his Little Darwin comic here: https://www.instagram.com/littledarwin1816/ 

Big thanks to all of the above and to Ciarán Moffatt and Captain Spreadsheet for technical (and moral) support. 

Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Life, as John Lennon once said, is what happens while you’re making other plans. So while we had intended to release a brand-new episode today, life had other plans.

We hope to resume normal service in a few weeks’ time but in the meantime here is a bonus episode about The Simpsons that we recorded for our old Blackadder podcast, Lord Of Adders Black.

In this extra-long bonus episode, we and our friend Tyler Adams from GoonPod have each come armed with five hand-picked classics from the purple-patch years and will be counting them down one by one to reveal our all-time favourites. With, needless to say, bants, clips, music and trivia aplenty!

So we hope you have fun listening to it too, stay safe and we’ll be back very soon.

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Eat The Pudding: A Simpsons Podcast 

Episode 5: “We meet again, MAD Magazine” 

Welcome to the Eat The Pudding fan podcast, where Michael and Ian explore the Simpsons universe in all its colourful and cromulent forms. This is the fifth episode: “We meet again, MAD Magazine”. 

The focus of our fifth episode’s Spotlight On Springfield segment is none other than Seymour Skinner – educationalist, war veteran, reluctant sex symbol and arguably the most charmingly innocent of Bart’s mortal enemies. As well as debating whether Skinner is actually likeable as a character, we discuss the controversial Season 9 episode in which everything we have learnt about Skinner is turned on its head, causing uproar among those of the Simpsons faithful who like a healthy dose of realism in their cartoons. 

Continuing with our Season 4 arc, Ian’s second pick is Brother From The Same Planet, where Bart and Homer’s relationship is put through the wringer – with plenty of pop culture references, sight gags and the return of Phil Hartman in the best role that Tom Cruise never had. We also respond to a listener question about Simpsons episodes that pack an emotional punch and, in some cases, are downright hard to watch. 

If you would like to send us a voice message to include in the show, we have set up a special page on SpeakPipe: https://www.speakpipe.com/EatThePudding. No need to sign up – all you have to do is click on the link, record your message and press send. 

Sick of social media trolls? Come and join our private chat group on Discord instead: https://discord.gg/76g4eT4n 

All our contact information can be found at our Linktree link: 

https://linktr.ee/eatthepudding  

You can also contact us: 

By mail at [email protected] 

On Instagram at @eat_the_pudding_podcast 

Or at our private Bluesky accounts: 

@ianwinick.bsky.social 

@mocca1976.bsky.social 

All the shows on the Boneless Podcasting Network, including our Blackadder podcast, Lord Of Adders Black, can be found here: 

https://thebpn.lovable.app/shows  

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Podcast credits: 

Compiled and presented by Ian Winick and Michael J. Smith 

Intro music: Hear My Pod 

Music by Alf Clausen (originally “See My Vest” with lyrics by Michael Scully) 

New lyrics by Ian and Michael 

Performed by Randy Woods (with Kevin Brown as “Smithers”) 

https://www.youtube.com/@RandyWoodsBand 

Outro music: We Put The Spring In Springfield 

Music by Alf Clausen (originally with lyrics by Ken Keeler) 

Performed by Liam Smith 

https://linktr.ee/whale_productions?utm_source=linktree_profile_share<sid=05350da0-6c64-404b-886a-86a756f62799  

Piano interludes courtesy of Pank: You will find his podcast “Bang! 101 (More) Songs About Nuclear War from the 1980s” at @bangpodcast.bsky.social 

Cover art drawing by Pierre Breton ([email protected]).  

Check out his Little Darwin comic here: https://www.instagram.com/littledarwin1816/ 

Big thanks to all of the above and to Ciarán Moffatt and Captain Spreadsheet for technical (and moral) support. 

Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Eat The Pudding: A Simpsons Podcast 

Episode 4: “Another Piranha in the Tank” 

Welcome to the Eat The Pudding fan podcast, where Michael and Ian explore the Simpsons universe in all its colourful and cromulent forms. This is the fourth episode: “Another Piranha in the Tank”. 

Quite a few listener messages on our latest episode, one of which leads us to perform a deep dive on Gil Gunderson, a minor character who makes regular appearances as of Season 9 and whose defeated outlook on life makes Hans Moleman look like a member of Hurrah For Everything. 

Michael’s second pick from Season 4 is the heart-warming “Lisa’s First Word”, an evergreen episode that whisks us back to a time when Homer and Marge were young and carefree, where little Bart struggles with jealousy towards Baby Lisa and where Lisa’s vocabulary was no bigger than Homer’s. We pick our favourite moments from the episode – and one hidden gem. As well as this, we introduce our new Treehouse Of Horror section. Which, be warned … isn’t very scary at all. 

If you would like to send us a voice message to include in the show, we have set up a special page on SpeakPipe: https://www.speakpipe.com/EatThePudding. No need to sign up – all you have to do is click on the link, record your message and press send. 

Sick of social media trolls? Come and join our private chat group on Discord instead: https://discord.gg/76g4eT4n 

All our contact information can be found at our Linktree link: 

https://linktr.ee/eatthepudding  

You can also contact us: 

By mail at [email protected] 

On Instagram at @eat_the_pudding_podcast 

Or at our private Bluesky accounts: 

@ianwinick.bsky.social 

@mocca1976.bsky.social 

All the shows on the Boneless Podcasting Network, including our Blackadder podcast, Lord Of Adders Black, can be found here: 

https://thebpn.lovable.app/shows  

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Podcast credits: 

Compiled and presented by Ian Winick and Michael J. Smith 

Intro music: Hear My Pod 

Music by Alf Clausen (originally “See My Vest” with lyrics by Michael Scully) 

New lyrics by Ian and Michael 

Performed by Randy Woods (with Kevin Brown as “Smithers”) 

https://www.youtube.com/@RandyWoodsBand 

Outro music: We Put The Spring In Springfield 

Music by Alf Clausen (originally with lyrics by Ken Keeler) 

Performed by Liam Smith 

https://linktr.ee/whale_productions?utm_source=linktree_profile_share<sid=05350da0-6c64-404b-886a-86a756f62799  

Piano interludes courtesy of Pank: You will find his podcast “Bang! 101 (More) Songs About Nuclear War from the 1980s” at @bangpodcast.bsky.social 

Cover art drawing by Pierre Breton ([email protected]).  

Check out his Little Darwin comic here: https://www.instagram.com/littledarwin1816/ 

Big thanks to all of the above and to Ciarán Moffatt and Captain Spreadsheet for technical (and moral) support. 

Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Eat The Pudding: A Simpsons Podcast 

Episode 3: “That’s Why They Put Erasers On Pencils” 

Welcome to the Eat The Pudding fan podcast, where Michael and Ian explore the Simpsons universe in all its colourful and cromulent forms. This is the third episode: “That’s Why They Put Erasers On Pencils”. 

This episode’s Spotlight On Springfield focuses on Homer’s colleagues and buddies Lenny and Carl, who are rarely seen apart but seem to have a rather fractious relationship at times. We choose our favourite Lenny-and-Carl moments and happily give house room to wild and unfounded speculation that they might be more than just best friends. It’s easy to gossip. Fun too! 

In the second part of our Season Four arc, Ian opts for an evergreen Simpsons classic with the two underappreciated Simpsons women – Marge and Maggie – at the fore. And Michael's choice for this episode’s Songs Of Springfield is Baby On Board, from a memorable season opener with more shameless Beatleisms than an Oasis B-side. 

If you would like to send us a voice message to include in the show, we have set up a special page on SpeakPipe: https://www.speakpipe.com/EatThePudding. No need to sign up – all you have to do is click on the link, record your message and press send. 

All our contact information can be found at our Linktree link: 

https://linktr.ee/eatthepudding  

You can also contact us: 

By mail at [email protected] 

On Instagram at @eat_the_pudding_podcast 

Or at our private Bluesky accounts: 

@ianwinick.bsky.social 

@mocca1976.bsky.social 

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Podcast credits: 

Compiled and presented by Ian Winick and Michael J. Smith 

Intro music: Hear My Pod 

Music by Alf Clausen (originally “See My Vest” with lyrics by Michael Scully) 

New lyrics by Ian and Michael 

Performed by Randy Woods (with Kevin Brown as “Smithers”) 

https://www.youtube.com/@RandyWoodsBand 

Outro music: We Put The Spring In Springfield 

Music by Alf Clausen (originally with lyrics by Ken Keeler) 

Performed by Liam Smith 

https://linktr.ee/whale_productions?utm_source=linktree_profile_share<sid=05350da0-6c64-404b-886a-86a756f62799  

Piano interludes courtesy of Pank: You will find his podcast “Bang! 101 (More) Songs About Nuclear War from the 1980s” at @bangpodcast.bsky.social 

Cover art drawing by Pierre Breton ([email protected]).  

Check out his Little Darwin comic here: https://www.instagram.com/littledarwin1816/ 

Big thanks to all of the above and to Ciarán Moffatt and Captain Spreadsheet for technical (and moral) support. 

Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Eat The Pudding: A Simpsons Podcast 

Episode 2: “I Was Saying Boo-Urns” 

Welcome to the Eat The Pudding fan podcast, where Michael and Ian explore the Simpsons universe in all its colourful and cromulent forms. This is the second episode: “I Was Saying Boo-Urns!”. 

In our opening episode, we asked listeners to send in interesting questions ... and the good people have provided! As part of the ensuing conversation, we discuss blink-and-you-miss-’em character appearances and whether The Simpsons is suitable for younger viewers. And in the first part of a Season Four arc, Michael cherry-picks one of his favourite episodes. 

This episode’s Spotlight On Springfield shines unforgivingly on the sad, lonely figure of Hans Moleman, who pops up in countless episodes, has a different job every time and seems to die on screen even more often than Sean Bean. 

If you would like to send us a voice message to include in the show, we have set up a special page on SpeakPipe: https://www.speakpipe.com/EatThePudding. No need to sign up – all you have to do is click on the link, record your message and press send. 

All our contact information can be found at our Linktree link: 

https://linktr.ee/eatthepudding  

You can also contact us: 

By mail at [email protected] 

On Instagram at @eat_the_pudding_podcast 

Or at our private Bluesky accounts: 

@ianwinick.bsky.social 

@mocca1976.bsky.social 

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Podcast credits: 

Compiled and presented by Ian Winick and Michael J. Smith 

Intro music: Hear My Pod 

Music by Alf Clausen (originally “See My Vest” with lyrics by Michael Scully) 

New lyrics by Ian and Michael 

Performed by Randy Woods (with Kevin Brown as “Smithers”) 

https://www.youtube.com/@RandyWoodsBand 

Outro music: We Put The Spring In Springfield 

Music by Alf Clausen (originally with lyrics by Ken Keeler) 

Performed by Liam Smith 

https://linktr.ee/whale_productions?utm_source=linktree_profile_share<sid=05350da0-6c64-404b-886a-86a756f62799  

Piano interludes courtesy of Pank: You will find his podcast “Bang! 101 (More) Songs About Nuclear War from the 1980s” at @bangpodcast.bsky.social 

Cover art drawing by Pierre Breton ([email protected]).  

Check out his Little Darwin comic here: https://www.instagram.com/littledarwin1816/ 

Big thanks to all of the above and to Ciarán Moffatt and Captain Spreadsheet for technical (and moral) support. 

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