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That's the number 10. I heartily endorse this event or product. Oh, hoi-hoi everybody. Welcome to Talking Simpsons where we like Macon

bacon on the beach. I am your host Bob Mackie, a good-looking rebel who plays by his own rules, and this is the Laser Time Podcast Network's chronological exploration of The Simpsons.

Oh, not again. We've made another episode. We're very sorry. Who else is here with me today?

I'm Henry. I'd sooner eat a Bilge rat Gilbert.

Don Quixote, Chris Antista. And today's episode is New Kid on the Block,

which aired on November 12, 1992.

What happened on the Smith-Cold Day in Simpson's history, Chris?

Oh, you wouldn't believe it if it wasn't reported. Riddick Bow defeats of Andrew Holy Field.

Jerry and George pitch a show about nothing on the show Seinfeld and you can now watch

video on your computer.

Apple has just unveiled quick time

and Microsoft debut's

its eternally popular Microsoft video for Windows.

Roll's off the tongue, don't know which I'd rather have.

I was a real player kid, that was was me I still think I'm asked to update quick time on my computer I just

every seven seconds yeah yeah I I watch so many anime openings you couldn't download all of the anime but you could download

anime openings and watch him through your quick time it would take roughly six hours

to download them yeah but man was a beautiful six hours meanwhile you know that

Riddick Bow thing he didn't have a great career after that, but he got lucky on

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