BlindMan94

He wasn't the best character, but worth it at least for Jerry baiting him with those unpaid parking tickets into revealing the fact he's adopted.

Aw, thanks! Have to keep him in best condition. :)

Thank you! I've only had him since July.

"I, I....kissed the teacher?" Also, that scene in Lisa's Substitute is just perfect: Lisa: You're the best teacher I'll ever have-- Bergstrom: Oh, that's not true, others will come. Lisa: Oh please! Bergstrom: You're right, I am the best. But they need me over in Capital City. Lisa: But I need you too. Bergstrom: When you're middle-class, anybody who cares will leave to help someone needier. Lisa: ...I understand.

My guide dog, Victory: [/img]

Cranberries, ''injun eyes,'' and yams stuffed with gunpowder. Then we'd all watch football, which in those days was called ''baseball. :D

That would help, but I think it'd be very hard to genuinely improve the show or bring it back anywhere near what it used to be 20-25 years ago. The voice actors are significantly older, the network cares less, its been an incredibly long time since they changed showrunner (in the classic period they changed every second year while Al Jean has been at the helm for more than 15 years now), and there's been so many episodes that they'd have to be running very low on ideas.