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Boy does this season of The Simpsons bring back memories. Back then I would always watch new episodes every Sunday night, but now... (you know what the quality of the series has become now lately). Season 7 has some of my favorite episodes of all time like the Radioactive Man Movie episode, "The Day The Violence Died", "Lisa The Vegetarian", "King Size Homer", "Summer of 4 ft. 2", "Bart On The Road", and many more. If you are a Simpsons fan or if you are too young to have seen these episodes when they were first run then you oughta get this DVD set.
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This is perhaps my favorite season of The Simpsons. It's definitely worth owning, but every other season is too.
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Great dvd - as are all the Simpsons. Not for the kids, but has some great comentaries on our society. While all are pretty funny, once in a while I have to say "That writer is a genious. Like 'Lee Harvey Oswald killed John Kennedy to get the Jack Ruby'?"
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I've been an avid Simpsons viewer for years, and out of all of the episodes I have seen, Season 7 has some of the funniest and most creative episodes. The season aired from the fall of 1995 to the spring of 1996, and it brought a whole bunch of new things to the table.
In Season 7, we witness some of the craziest things the yellow skinned family has done. It starts where Season 6 left off, when they discover who shot Mr. Burns. Lisa begins her vegetarian lifestyle, Homer gains a bunch of weight to get himself some worker's compensation, former President George H.W. Bush moves next door to the family, Bart and Lisa discover some shocking truths around the town, Milhouse gains the role of Fallout Boy, and Bart gets a fake I.D. at his visit to the DMV. Each episode has plenty of laughs and memorable moments. Highly recommended.
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Hilarious, and absolutely entertaining. This season of Simpsons is great, but there's only one disappointment. After the first disc, only a few of the episodes are that funny. They're still good, but after I saw just the first disc, I was a little disappointed that none of the rest were quite as good.
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