Hank Azaria

Hank Azaria , 11x14
$15.00
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The Simpsons Homer Springfield UNATHLETIC Dept Logo Men's Shirt
$23.99

The Simpsons Trick Or Treehouse: Vol. 2 Springfield Murder [VHS]
$9.98
You don't really expect me to start writing generally about the Simpsons, do you? Because there's really no point to it. The Simpsons is simply the best TV comedy of all times, period. To explain why would take much, much more than a 1000 words. And this particular tape contains two of the funniest Simpsons episodes ever, both of them featuring Kelsey Grammer as the manic Sideshow Bob. I am not really a fan of 'Frasier', but Grammer IS a great actor, and prsonally I think that Sideshow Bob is his best character.Although 'Krusty Gets Busted', the episode that introduced Bob, is missing, Bob's two funniest appearences are here. 'Black Widower', a truly unforgettable episode from the show's 3rd season, is incredibly funny, especially the last five minutes. Even funnier is 'Cape Feare' from season 5, revolving around Bob's attempts to kill Bart Simpson, and featuring brilliant parodies on classic horror films like 'Cape Fear' and 'Psycho'. Both are exceptionally good episodes from an excepitol(d'oh!)ly good series.

Eulogy
$9.99
This movie provides a few good laughs and quite a few cringes but overall it's not bad. If you come from a large family, you know how the big reunions can be whether for a funeral or some other event. Everyone has their role to fill - bossy older sister, favorite son, black sheep, screw-up, etc. The thing is that no one is all good or all bad. If we could all just see the real person inside, maybe some of the all too familiar battles could be averted. The Collins family has to learn some of this the hard way as they gather to mourn their father who is not so dearly departed. The granddaughter is struggling to write a Eulogy and can't seem to come up with any good stories about her grandpa from the rest of the family. As each one remembers their childhood, the old wounds reopen. They are forced to reexamine their lives and their own happiness. It ends on a good note and really makes you think about the happy times you have had with your own family. It's not the funniest funeral movie I've ever seen. Death at a Funeral beats this one hands down but Eulogy isn't bad.