S7.E10

The Simpsons 138th Episode Spectacular!

Episode aired Dec 3, 1995
TV-PG
30m

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Troy McClure hosts a retrospective of the Simpson family's first eight years on television, including early shorts, classic highlights and never-before-seen outtakes.Troy McClure hosts a retrospective of the Simpson family's first eight years on television, including early shorts, classic highlights and never-before-seen outtakes.Troy McClure hosts a retrospective of the Simpson family's first eight years on television, including early shorts, classic highlights and never-before-seen outtakes.

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Dan Castellaneta

Matt Groening
(voice)
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Julie Kavner

Marge Simpson
(archive footage)
(voice)

Nancy Cartwright

Bart Simpson
(archive footage)
(voice)

Yeardley Smith

Lisa Simpson
(archive footage)
(voice)

Hank Azaria

TV Announcer
(voice)
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Harry Shearer

Waylon Smithers
(archive footage)
(voice)
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Buzz Aldrin

Buzz Aldrin
(archive footage)
(voice)

Glenn Close

Mona Simpson
(archive footage)
(voice)

Phil Hartman

Troy McClure
(voice)
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Pamela Hayden

Milhouse Van Houten
(archive footage)
(voice)
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Tress MacNeille

Agnes Skinner
(archive footage)
(voice)
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Liz Georges

Maggie Simpson
(archive footage)
(voice)
(uncredited)

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This is more than a clips show, even though there are several. We get a look at the beginnings of the show with badly drawn characters with different voices. We also get a look at outtakes, some of which are pretty good. The creative team is made to look like a mob of psychos but what else could they be?

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Trivia
The episode was written by Jon Vitti, who used the pseudonym "Penny Wise" in the closing credits because he did not want to be credited for writing a clip show. It was directed by David Silverman, who also did not want to be credited, and used the pseudonym "Pound Foolish" in the closing credits.

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Troy McClure: Yes, the Simpsons have come a long way since an old drunk made humans out of his rabbit characters to pay off his gambling debts. Who knows what adventures they'll have between now and the time the show becomes unprofitable?