“This is all the Simpsons’ fault.” – Woman
“Before I was just bored with their antics and their merchandise, now I wish they were dead.” – Man
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[…] I don’t mean to be unduly harsh or mean here, but when the central premise is little more than an urban legend, it isn’t going to be hard to poke holes in the supporting arguments. Conan O’Brien did wonderful things on The Simpsons, but he didn’t personally reorient the show away from Bart. Marge, Lisa, and all the many denizens of Springfield were never relegated to the background, they were always right there on center stage. It’s easy to think otherwise, to remember the hype instead of the substance, but the show’s only use for all those catchphrase infused key chains and bumper stickers was as comedy targets. […]