I just love The Simpsons. It makes me smile all the time and I'm emotionally attached to the characters. I'd be very disappointed to see it go.
I simply cannot imagine how would be the final episode.
I just love The Simpsons. It makes me smile all the time and I'm emotionally attached to the characters. I'd be very disappointed to see it go.
I simply cannot imagine how would be the final episode.
The Simpsons have been going downhill since the early part of last decade. It really hit me when they released that awful movie.
RolStoppable said:
Friends works because the thing it is compared to is The Simpsons. Most popular sitcom in its day vs. most popular cartoon ever. We were talking about insane salaries. |
yes i suppose it does when compared to simpsons, however your first post on this thread seemed like a general statement is all!.
I really hope the simpsons continues, it may not be as great as it once was, but its still fun to watch
VGKing said:
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Yeah I read that dude. 30% sounds reasonable though. If they're making $8m currently and I did my math right then 30% cut is down to $5.6m approximately so that's a pretty decent savings. Multiply $2.4m by 6 (the number of main voice actors) and that's a hefty $14.4m savings.
I'd say give it a rest for 5 years or so, collect some fresh ideas, and then relaunch the whole thing. It's the only chance I see for it to become funny again. In the form it is now it's disgusting and a shame to it's former glory.
updated: 14.01.2012
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NOOOOOOOOOOOOOO!!!! what else am i gonna watch when nothing is on TV?
also why hasnt the kids aged in 23 years? i expected bart and lisa to be 30 years of age by now and maggie 24
jester2358 said:
friends is hardly a good example thats like using call of duty as a sales example for other games. steve carrel from the office and mathew fox from lost both made less than 250k an episode. still works out to like 3 million to 5 million a season depending on amount of episodes. |
They are comparable because they are both at the top of their respective fields.
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