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Oh hoi hoi everybody and welcome to talk to the audience where this is always death

I am one of your host Bob Mackie, and I promise I will never show you a marble penis. Who is here with you today as always?

Hey, it's Henry Gover cheering on the big return of Jacques after 32 years

We've all been waiting for it and yes, this is our community podcast on this podcast

We go over what's happening in the Simpsons world and in our world and then we go over your questions and comments from the last month's

Fourth of episodes and this is a snow news month, but plenty of new episodes have been happening three of them in fact

Not polar since the last four. Well, yeah, well Carl Carlson rides again aired after we recorded the last one

But like the next day, so got it. Yeah, but there it was a busy month, which is funny because next month in April

There's only two new episodes. Okay, we're heading towards season finale and I've been a bad boy

I'm between trips and also it was my month to do the movie and I'm working on what a cartoon for April

So I was very busy Henry, please report how are these?

It was a land of contrast

Now it was it was interesting makes of episodes the first one Carl Carlson rides again

It's an interesting one because it really did seem like it was the first episode where they actually were striving to make Carl feel like an actual

Black American not just the he's been recasted, but also that it's about what it is like to

Live the black experience in Springfield and they also those stick to

Previous character history, which includes him being raised by an ice landed couple who adopted him

Which is their previous way of explaining why he doesn't act black or or have a lot of black friends

This is about him finding his roots like his actual, you know, birth family and all that who I believe have since passed

But they tie it into Henry Lewis Gates who I'd say a public intellectual who's a big thing for him is talk is discovering a lot of

unexplored black American history which often got overlooked by

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