The Simpsons (season 10)

The Simpsons Season 10 was broadcast on the US FOX channel from August 23, 1998 to May 16, 1999. All 20 episodes starting with Lard of the Dance. The Simpsons are familys with the same name consisting of Homer, Merge, Bart, Lisa, and Maggie. The effects of the TV series occurred in the Megalo Police Springfield, parody was ridiculous among them, and Mike Skull was the 10th season. Before the production began, there was a struggle for the gala between the main artists of The Simpsons and Fox. However, the reconciliation was immediately established, and the artist's gala was increased to $ 125. 000 per episode. In addition to the wonderful performance of The Simpsons, many stars were invited in the 10th season, including Phil Hartman's last event.

This series won the Annie Award's "Outstanding Awards for Television Anime Programs". The average number of viewers per episode was 13. 5 million, and the audience rating was 20-5th. On August 7, 2007, a DVD box set with the 10th season was released in the United States and Canada. There are two types of packages.

Contents

• 1 Creation
• 2 release
  • 2. 1 Transfer and criticism
  • 2. 2 The method of critic
  • 2. 3 Achievements and nominations

  Production [ ]

  In the 10th season, Mike Skly was the second season of Show Runner's feature film (up to now, the ninth season). [1] As a show runner and as a general production, Skly led the scriptwriter and controlled all the nuances of the TV series. [But, as he said, [2], Skly was pulled among employees, and most employees highly appreciated his organizational and management abilities. Scarry, a fiction writer [3], coached The Simpsons and was on duty to "do not damage the program." [4] In addition to the protagonist of the 10th season, he became a c o-author of the episode "Sunday, Cruddy Sunday". [5] < SPAN> The Simpsons "Season 10 was broadcast on the US FOX channel from August 23, 1998 to May 16, 1999. All 20 episodes starting with Lard of the Dance. The Simpsons are familys with the same name consisting of Homer, Merge, Bart, Lisa, and Maggie. The effects of the TV series occurred in the Megalo Police Springfield, parody was ridiculous among them, and Mike Skull was the 10th season. Before the production began, there was a struggle for the gala between the main artists of The Simpsons and Fox. However, the reconciliation was immediately established, and the artist's gala was increased to $ 125. 000 per episode. In addition to the wonderful performance of The Simpsons, many stars were invited in the 10th season, including Phil Hartman's last event.

  This series won the Annie Award's "Outstanding Awards for Television Anime Programs". The average number of viewers per episode was 13. 5 million, and the audience rating was 20-5th. On August 7, 2007, a DVD box set with the 10th season was released in the United States and Canada. There are two types of packages.

  1 Creation

  2 release

  Release [ ]

  Broadcast and ratings [ ]

  Critical reception [ ]

  2. 1 Transfer and criticism

  2. 2 The method of critic

  2. 3 Achievements and nominations

  In the 10th season, Mike Skly was the second season of Show Runner's feature film (up to now, the ninth season). [1] As a show runner and as a general production, Skly led the scriptwriter and controlled all the nuances of the TV series. [But, as he said, [2], Skly was pulled among employees, and most employees highly appreciated his organizational and management abilities. Scarry, a fiction writer [3], coached The Simpsons and was on duty to "do not damage the program." [4] In addition to the protagonist of the 10th season, he became a c o-author of the episode "Sunday, Cruddy Sunday". [5] The Simpsons Season 10 was broadcast on the US FOX channel from August 23, 1998 to May 16, 1999. All 20 episodes starting with Lard of the Dance. The Simpsons are familys with the same name consisting of Homer, Merge, Bart, Lisa, and Maggie. The effects of the TV series occurred in the Megalo Police Springfield, parody was ridiculous among them, and Mike Skull was the 10th season. Before the production began, there was a struggle for the gala between the main artists of The Simpsons and Fox. However, the reconciliation was immediately established, and the artist's gala was increased to $ 125. 000 per episode. In addition to the wonderful performance of The Simpsons, many stars were invited in the 10th season, including Phil Hartman's last event.

  This series won the Annie Award's "Outstanding Awards for Television Anime Programs". The average number of viewers per episode was 13. 5 million, and the audience rating was 20-5th. On August 7, 2007, a DVD box set with the 10th season was released in the United States and Canada. There are two types of packages.

  1 Creation

  2 release

  2. 1 Transfer and criticism

  Awards and nominations [ ]

  2. 2 The method of critic

  Episodes [ ]

  2. 3 Achievements and nominations In the 10th season, Mike Skly was the second season of Show Runner's feature film (up to now, the ninth season). [1] As a show runner and as a general production, Skly led the scriptwriter and controlled all the nuances of the TV series. [But, as he said, [2], Skly was pulled among employees, and most employees highly appreciated his organizational and management abilities. Scarrie, a fiction writer [3], supervised the Simpsons and was on duty to "do not damage the program." [4] In addition to the protagonist of the 10th season, he became a c o-author of the episode "Sunday, Cruddy Sunday". [5]

  At the time of 1999, Simpsons had about 16 staff writers. [2] Many people have written for the series, such as John Swearzbellder and George Meyer for many years. The third episode of the 10th season, "Bart's Mother", was the last story by David S. Cohen for many years. He left the company to develop Futurama, the Simpsons creator, Matt Grouping, and served as a headwriter in the series. [7] In the 10th season, Al Gene, a ful l-time collaborator, returned. [8] From the fourth to the tenth season, he wrote four episodes, just sporadic work on the program. [10]

  In the 10th season, Mike Skly was the second season of Show Runner's feature film (up to now, the ninth season). [1] As a show runner and as a general production, Skly led the scriptwriter and controlled all the nuances of the TV series. [But, as he said, [2], Skly was pulled among employees, and most employees highly appreciated his organizational and management abilities. Scarrie, a fiction writer [3], supervised the Simpsons and was on duty to "do not damage the program." [4] In addition to the protagonist of the 10th season, he became a c o-author of the episode "Sunday, Cruddy Sunday". [5]

  The main casts of this season are Dan Castellaneta (Homer Simpson, Simpson grandfather, clown's cluster, etc.), Julie Cavoner (Marge Simpson), Nancy Cartright (Bart Simpson, Ralph Wigam, Nelson, Nelson, Nelson. Mans), Godry Smith (Lisa Simpson), Hank Azalia (Mo Sithrack, Apu Nahasapetilon), Harry Seaura (Ned Flanders, Mr. Burns, Principal Skinner, etc.). Until the 10th season was released in 1998, these six main voice actors had $ 30. 000 per episode. In 1998, there was a struggle over the gala between them and the Fox BroadCasting Company (broadcasting "The Simpsons"), and the actors threatened to cause a strike. [12] The actors' gala was increased to $ 125. 000 per episode. [Immediately after the solution of the Gala problem, Gruening showed sympathy to the actors in Mother Jones' songs. For a while, I thought this program might not last. I still think so: "I have as much money as possible and do business." [6] At the time of 1999, Simpsons had about 16 staff writers. [2] Many people have written for the series, such as John Swearzbellder and George Meyer for many years. The third episode of the 10th season, "Bart's Mother", was the last story by David S. Cohen for many years. He left the company to develop Futurama, the Simpsons creator, Matt Grouping, and served as a headwriter in the series. [7] In the 10th season, Al Gene, a ful l-time collaborator, returned. [8] From the fourth to the tenth season, he wrote four episodes, just sporadic work on the program. [10]	The main casts of this season are Dan Castellaneta (Homer Simpson, Simpson grandfather, clown's cluster, etc.), Julie Cavoner (Marge Simpson), Nancy Cartright (Bart Simpson, Ralph Wigam, Nelson, Nelson, Nelson. Mans), Godry Smith (Lisa Simpson), Hank Azalia (Mo Sithrack, Apu Nahasapetilon), Harry Seaura (Ned Flanders, Mr. Burns, Principal Skinner, etc.). Until the 10th season was released in 1998, these six main voice actors had $ 30. 000 per episode. In 1998, there was a struggle over the gala between them and the Fox BroadCasting Company (broadcasting "The Simpsons"), and the actors threatened to cause a strike. [12] The actors' gala was increased to $ 125. 000 per episode. [Immediately after the solution of the Gala problem, Gruening showed sympathy to the actors in Mother Jones' songs. For a while, I thought this program might not last. I still think so: "I have as much money as possible and do business." [6]	Among the other performers of the season were Pamela Hayden (Milhouse Van Houten, among others), Tress McNeol (Agnes Skinner, among others), Maggie Roswell (Helen Lovejoy, Mod Flanders, among others), Rossi Taylor (Martin Prince),[11] and the tenth season was still notable for the huge number of invited starlets, with Phil Hartman making his final appearance on the show in the episode "Bart the Mother", which aired on September 27, 1998.[13] Hartman was shot and killed by his own wife four months before the episode aired, and he was committed to his memory. [Instead of replacing Hartman with a new actor's voice, the production staff removed two of his constant characters, Troy McClure and Lionel Hutz, from the television series. However, Hutz and McClure are still featured in all sorts of comics about The Simpsons, as a result of the artists not being needed. [15]	The tenth season was called the beginning of the decline of the television series by critics and fans alike.[20][21][22]By 2000, some longtime fans were disappointed with the television series, cheering its shift from plots based on the morality of the characters to plots that were accepted as outrageous tricks and unusual counterattacks to hegs.[23][24][25][26]Palette Simpson wrote, "One thing that was noticeable was that [the staff] started to rely on the gaggle, not the characters.[27]BBC News's[23] and creator Jesse Hassenger stated that in fact "in the grand scheme of things, the golden age of The Simpsons ended with the ninth season, then."[28]As well as[29]'s Tyler Wilson.	Mac McAntyre gave the DVD verdict in his review, saying that while there were some good, but season ten was "full of laughs", he felt it lacked the sensory core of previous seasons. [30] Chris Barsanti of FilmCritic. com wrote that upon the release of the tenth season, "not only did the show begin to lose its personal status as untouchable -- read: everyone basically stopped thinking that every episode, in fact every episode WILL, was a masterpiece -- but it also acquired the nasty habit of literally building episodes around the perception of a guest star who wasn't as funny as they expected."[31] Michael Passman of The Simpsons[13] Passman wasn't the only one to have negative reactions around the tenth season. In fact, he said, "This is not the last great season of The Simpsons. The last great season was season 8, and the last was season 9, which was really good. But 10 is nothing more, nothing less, just essentially satisfying."[13]	Season 10 showrunner Mike Scully was the target of criticism.	Mike Skly, who served as a show runner from Season 9 to Season 12, is regarded by many critics and fans to be responsible for this crisis. [MSNBC's John Bonnet has negatively describes the Skl y-led "The Simpsons" as "Ga g-biased, Reincarnation in Home r-centered" [33], and almost all fans change the character of Homers in this era. Is blamed. [33] [34] [35]	The Simpsons writer, Martin, wrote in Ortvede's book that he did not notice the criticism of Skurry because he believed that Skull was running the program well. According to his opinion, criticism states, "I am troubled with (Scarry), but I can still get sad." It is not really easy to say in his own book on how Scarre is committing a resilience, and it is not that the protagonist has lowered the quality of the program. He states that it is fair. [37] [37] He has some episodes of the first two seasons (9th and 10th seasons) of Scarry, such as "Evergreen Terrace Wizard" and "Wishes for Stars". He even wrote that it was better than any other episode. [27]

  DVD release [ ]

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  • [Popmatters Hassenger is in his own review of the decline in the quality of the program, "It does not mean that the episode is not attractive, almost all episodes are very interesting, almost laughing, and essentially smart." Is stated. [23] Like Talerico, he also claims that "The Simpsons's weak season is better than most television." [twenty three]
  • Despite the criticism of the 10th season, it was incorporated into several definitions of The Simpsons, and most of the programs began to decline, but still created some of the last wonderful episodes. It was a goodbye. Ian Nathan on the website "Rubbercat. net" thought, "The debate that makes up the" golden age "of The Simpsons is considered universal." There is. [40] From John Heacock [41]
  • In the work titled "In search of the last traditional episode of Simpsons," written in Modern Day Pirates, the creator Brandon gave the feeling of "seeing Simpsons in the heyday." The final episode candidates are "Homer to the Max" and "they have rescued Lisa's brain." [42]
  1. See: 1999 Annie Awards "Outstanding Program" category, Batman Beyond, Futuram, King of the Hill, [43] Tim Long, Larry Doyle, Matt Selman, the same year In the 10th season episode 18 "The Simpsons Bible Story", he won the Annie Award in the "Outstanding Personal Achievements in TV Anime Programs". The trio is "Futurama" ("Series landing"), "King of the Hill" ("Hank's Cowboy Movie"), "Batman Beyond" ("River Bath Part I"), and "Space Faced the competition with the scriptwriter of the Ghost from Coast to Coast. [43] Simpsons also nominated for the two Vibaned Flanders awards, "[44] [45] [46] Alf Klausen is" [47] [48] , I lost award to Karl Johnson of INVASION AMERICA. [49]
  2. See: Simpsons episode list
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  Due to the success of the first season, the Fox network decided to switch The Simpsons' timeslot in hopes that it would steal ratings from NBC's "powerhouse". It's a musical Broadway episode that doesn't have a lot of promise because of previous ones, but the last Musical ep (Panic..) was quite good. Krusty the Clown's reckless spending forces him to open a clown college to keep afloat. New graduate Homer discovers the perks and perils of being Krusty.