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After my recent ranting, it was great to get a Leverage episode that actually dealt with the Moreau storyline. Indeed, “The King George Job” hit the ground running, as Nate and his team went after one of Moreau’s top men.
I recently asked when we would get an episode featuring Sophie. While not as obvious as Parker or Eliot’s episodes, if you peel back the layers of tonight’s installment a little, you will see this was absolutely what I had in mind.
Overall, it was very good episode; actually, it was on the verge of being one of the best of the season when it looked like the Baroness persona that Sophie was using was actually her real identity. Sadly, the show missed the mark when too many things went unanswered.
I was disappointed that the only reference we got about Sophie’s baroness persona not being real was Sophie saying her real name is not Charlotte; it is only a stage name. That single comment was so vague it left me with several questions:
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How did Auntie and Charlotte (Sophie) have shared stories going back more than seven years?
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Who was William that Auntie mentioned?
Even worse, depending on if you think the entire persona or just the name was staged, you get different answers to these questions:
FAKE: If the persona was truly a fake, then Auntie would be another Grifter who worked with Sophie. William might have been a mark Sophie went after and fell for. The timeline I picked up was that Sophie said she spent seven years building the persona, but Auntie said that William had been “gone” (assuming died) for eight years, we have no way of knowing if those are the same years or added together.
This would mean the “royal scandal” was that Auntie told Keller about was specifically so he would leave Sophie behind. However, I cannot account for the personal stories or how much William meant to Auntie.
REAL: If the persona is actually real, then a few things change. “Dear William” may have been Uncle William and/or Auntie’s husband. Auntie’s mention of “he loved you fiercely,” “he never blamed you” and “he had the drink to console him” make much more sense in this context as he was protective of Sophie growing up.
This would explain why the persona would check out; because it was totally legit. However, the comment that Keller make’s about “I heard about your little royal scandal” doesn’t seem to fit into this well. But, given how cryptic it was I think it might be why Sophie became a grifter.
The bottom line is this: unless Leverage revisits this portion of Sophie’s story, we may never know.
I will leave you with my take: I think that we just met Sophie’s real aunt and Sophie is trying to distract Nate and the others by saying “Charlotte was a stage name,” as it could also be her middle name, just not her “real name.”
One last thing I took into account is how much Sophie was worried that the cons she ran might have hurt kids like Keller did. Sophie said it herself that she always stole from those who would not miss it and never thought about what happened afterwards. This sounds like someone who is doing it for the fun, not for the money.
There’s a saying that you know you are famous when you’ve been turned yellow on “The Simpsons“. Some of “Glee” cast will exactly get this treatment when the Emmy-winning show returns this Fall on FOX. Several promo pictures have revealed which of the singing lots would be animated.
Lea Michele’s Rachel Berry is one and Cory Monteith’s Finn is another. These two main characters will only be joined by their friend Amber Riley’s Mercedes. The actors behind the “Glee” characters have provided voice for the animated figures.
The episode is called “Elementary School Musical” and it would be the first of season 22 which airs September 26. Marge sends Lisa to a performing arts camp where she gets hooked on her new, hip lifestyle. Once back in Springfield, all Lisa can think about is returning.
Playing the camp’s counselors are Flight of the Conchords‘ Jemaine Clement and Bret McKenzie who also voiced their own cartoon version.
It appears Ricky Gervais will be joining Halle Berry this season on an episode of The Simpsons. As we reported earlier, Bart and Homer will be traveling to Los Angeles to attend the Academy Awards. Of course, the father and son creative duo will need to bump into some celebrities while they are in town, and that’s where Gervais comes in to play.
The Brit’s first appearance on the show came in 2006 when he co-wrote the episode ‘Homer Simpson, This is Your Wife,’ and voiced a pathetic husband opposite Marge and Homer on a reality series. This time he’ll be playing himself and will not be writing the episode. If it’s half as funny as his guest role on this season of ‘Louie,’ we’re all in for a treat.
Reportedly, 2011’s season of ‘The Simpsons’ will also feature the voices of Jon Hamm, Paul Rudd, Daniel Radcliffe, Hugh Laurie, and Martha Stewart. The 22nd season of the show will premiere Sept. 26.
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The Simpsons Season 22: Halle Berry is about to join a hallowed group that includes Mel Gibson, Kim Basinger and Michael Moore: Oscar-Winning guest stars on ‘The Simpsons.’
Executive producer Al Jean recently confirmed an episode airing in early 2011 will feature the ‘Monster’s Ball’ actress presenting at the Academy Awards. Bart and Homer are there as nominees for their animated short based on Bart’s cartoon web series ‘Angry Dad.’
“It’s a bit of a satire of the different Oscar acceptances where two people clearly race to the stage to get there first,” says Jean. “Homer and Bart are fighting to be the one that accepts.”
Will Bart pull an “Adrien Brody” and kiss Berry … then go on to star in films like ‘Splice’ and ‘Predators’? We can only hope.
Look for Paul Rudd to become a favorite ‘Simpsons’ guest star when he also graces an episode early next year. He will be voicing Dr. Zander a family therapist who runs a “fathering enrichment class.” Homer is finally forced to answer for his poor, borderline-illegal fathering techniques after JumboTron incident involving Bart.
“For 20 years we’ve shown Homer strangling Bart and we’ve never had anybody go, ‘Oh, that’s horrible!’” says Jean. “So Paul Rudd goes, ‘That’s terrible!’ and he tries to cure him.”
NBA legend Kareem Abdul-Jabbar will be joining Rudd on the episode. According to Jean, “he puts on a Homer wig and then starts strangling Homer to show him how it feels.”
Mark Zuckerberg is more and more Hollywood these days with the latest deal that secures him a title as voice actor. The Facebook founder whose life is being adapted in an upcoming feature film titled “The Social Network” will contribute his voice for his own character on “The Simpsons“.
According to NY Magazine’s Vulture column, the yellow version of Zuckerberg will appear in the episode called “Loan-A Lisa”. Lisa wants to help with Nelson’s new bike company financially and happens to bump onto Zuckerberg when attending an entrepreneurs convention. He tells the kids “how many famous billionaires – including himself – have dropped out of school.”
The episode is slated to be aired in October, probably around the time “Social Network” hits the U.S. theaters on October 1.
It was recently reported that Jon Hamm will voice an FBI agent in the new season. Also the cast members of “Glee” and “Flight of the Conchords” would be featured along with Martha Stewart, Daniel Radcliffe and Alyson Hannigan.
The new season starts Sunday, September 26 on FOX. A panel will be held on Saturday, July 24 at the San Diego Comic Con.
“Mad Men” star Jon Hamm is to voice an FBI agent character on “The Simpsons“. The actor will lead a sting operation against Joe Mantegna’s character Fat Tony on the upcoming episode.
The Simpsons’ executive producer Al Jean tells EW.com, “Jon’s a gruff FBI man… He has no patience for Homer.” And Hamm’s Simpsons debut might lead to more appearances on the show – because the “Mad Men” star was a big hit. Jean adds, “You gave him one note and he immediately did 12 great things with it. He was really funny. And handsome. He had it all.”
The animated show has often turned famous stars yellow in its 20 years run. Last season alone, the show invited Sacha Baron Cohen and Daniel Radcliffe to fill in voice for a tourist guide and a young vampire respectively.
“My head smells like ‘The Simpsons‘ season 13.” Everybody’s favorite “special” Springfieldian Ralph Wiggum didn’t say this, but he just might were he to see the special edition of the latest season in the shape of his head. ‘The Simpsons: The Thirteenth Season’ will be available for mass consumption on August 24th on both DVD and Blu-Ray.
Hardcore fans will have the opportunity to score the set a full month earlier at San Diego Comic-Con July 22-25. Fans who purchase these early copies of the season set will also receive a collectible limited edition lithograph as a free gift.
The set will feature all 22 episodes from the thirteenth season, including audio commentary on each of them from executive producers, directors, cast and even special guest stars like Stan Lee, Joe Mantegna, Delroy Lindo and others.
Also included are deleted scenes, featurettes, animation showcases for two episodes, sketch galleries and various Easter eggs. Other than a few menu animations, the Blu-Ray set offers no additional content.
The 13th season remains the only year of ‘The Simpsons’ to be nominated for a Golden Globe in the category “Best Television Series — Musical or Comedy.” Find out why with lampoons of ‘Harry Potter,’ medical marijuana and more.
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Comedian and Hollywood actor Russell Brand is set to appear in the new season of The Simpsons. He told British newspaper The Sun “It’s true I’m going to be in The Simpsons.”
Details of the role are unknown at the moment, however Brand joked “Once you’ve gone yellow, you’ve made it. My ideal show would be where I have a cartoon relapse with Barney and Homer and get smashed out of my mind with them.”
The Simpsons was recently picked-up by Fox for two more seasons, making the animated sitcom the longest running show in US primetime history.
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Don’t get us wrong. We love Homer Simpson.
We love jokes about beer and old hot dogs and Grand Funk Railroad as much as anyone. And yes, we understand that Homer’s downtrodden but optimistic everyman is a classic character of the ages. We understand why he would be named the greatest character of TV and movies in the last 20 years by Entertainment Weekly.
“People can relate to Homer because we’re all secretly propelled by desires we can’t admit to,” ‘The Simpsons’ creator Matt Groening told Entertainment Weekly. “Homer is launching himself head-first into every single impulsive thought that occurs to him. His love of whatever has caught his eye is a joy to witness.”
True, there is a joy to the laughter he brings us and the empathy we feel for him. But if we use Groening’s criteria, then shouldn’t Garfield have been the character of the ’80s?
You see, the Homer character is not terribly original or compelling. It’s a continuation of TV’s blue-collar working man and woman, started by Jackie Gleason’s Ralph Kramden from ‘The Honeymooners,’ and passed down to subsequent generations by Carroll O’Connor’s Archie Bunker from ‘All in the Family’ and Roseanne Barr’s Roseanne Harris-Conner from ‘Roseanne.’
But where O’Connor and Barr gave their characters a nice helping of an anti-social edge — which was forgivable because they were good at heart — Groening and company took that away from Homer. He is, at his core, compliant, submissive and passive — a true cartoon caricature of the American working man and woman.
You see, Homer is at his best when he’s a foil to another Simpson’s character. It’s Bart Simpson who should be at the top of the list.
Bart is an original. There was no one like him before on TV. His precedents are the Dead End Kids and Brando in ‘The Wild One’ in the movies. He’s the angel with the dirty face who’s rebelling against whatever you’ve got. Since him, there’s been Cartman from South Park and Stewie from The Family Guy, but Bart paved the way.
Twenty years ago, the country was in the throes of Bartmania. Kids loved him, parents didn’t know what to make of him and politicians used Bart and ‘The Simpsons’ to make political points.
“We are going to keep on trying to strengthen the American family, to make American families a lot more like the Waltons and a lot less like The Simpsons,” said president George H.W. Bush in 1992.
It was Bart who replied, “Hey, we’re just like the Waltons. We’re praying for an end to the Depression, too.”
Bart couldn’t be stopped and he crossed racial boundaries, too. In my neighborhood, everyone had a “Black Bart” T-shirt, depicting an African-Americanized Bart wearing Nikes and gold-chains. Bart’s rebellious behavior had universal appeal and while it’s more common now — thank God — for kids of different races to enjoy the same songs and TV shows, 20 years ago it wasn’t so. Bart Simpson brought people together.
Bart, mind you, wasn’t just a little terror. He was a real kid who cried when punished. He frankly has a depth of character that Homer doesn’t.
So, Entertainment Weekly, you came oh so close, but you chose the wrong Simpson. Our call is Bart, now and forever.
