This is a great example of a Simpsons episode. There are very few funny parts, but these parts are incredibly funny. This episode also revealed that Apu is a vegetarian and guest starred Paul and Linda McCartney, as themselves. Unfortunately, this episode has hardly any allusions and this is a shame because more allusions would improve the standard of this episode greatly for me. The funniest parts are Homer, bart and Marge's chant, how Lisa ruins the barbeque, and the cafeterias vegetarian alternative. Overall, this episode is very good, very funny and so far, the best episode out of season seven.

This episode was slsightly better than 'Home sweet homediddly - Dum - Doodly' because it was funnier and had a more varied storyline (e.g. there was the story of Bart's soul and the story of Moe's bar changing into a family restaurant. This show was also good because it had lots of allusions, which can improve a show greatly for certain. In this show we also see a blatant chracter development in Bart, how he completely changes his opinion about the soul. The best part of this show was the entire story of Moe's bar, especially when he loses it and goes crazy.

This was an okay episode, but very much like 'Radioactive Man', it lacked in funny parts, which is why I have rated it as average. The best parts are when bart makes his 'newspaper report' for todd and when Homer and Marge are taking their parental classes. This episode is also good in the way of changing the emotions of the viewer, like when the Simpson kids are taken, the viewer is sad, and when Maggie begins to forget Homer and Marge, the viewer is worried, and when the family are reunited, the viewer is happy again. Whereas most Simpson episodes are made purely for the comedy pleasure of the viewer. This episode was also good for anyone who wants to see the Flanders family in their best light.

This episode was average, with very little funny parts, and it can't live up to other Simpson episode's comedy-wise. The only funny part is when Bart comes to wish Milhouse good luck with his filming. However this episode is great for any die-hard Radioactive man fans if there are any out there. This episode also adds slightly more character and depth to Milhouse, which no other show has really done.It also displays show-business as cruel, meaningless, holow and boring. This show was a filler episode and an excuse to get Mickey Rooney into a Simpsons episode.Not one of my favourite episodes.

This was a good episode. It was not as funny as some other Simpsons episodes, but it had some interesting little jokes if you watched carefully (e.g. The sign outside the cathedral Smithers visits). It had lots of allusions, which can also be funny if you know what the show is mocking. This was the most cleverly plotted Simpsons episode ever, with the shooter turning out to be a character I never would have guessed. If you want to get a bit more out of this episode you should watch 'The Simpsons 138th Episode Spectacular', where we find out somemore suspects, and their method of killing(lol).