Here we have Homer being a conductor
Mr Lanley gives us the definition of monorail
An honorable mention that wasn't as good in my opinion as the other episodes yet this episode is still very good in my opinion. This episode is called Marge VS. The Monorail.
The reason why this episode didn't appear in my top three list was because although this episode had a lot of great aspects, those didn't really click for me as well as the other episodes did. I really enjoyed this episode and I do reccomend it to you. On that note, I would give this episode a 8.75/10.
| Here we have Homer being a conductor |
| Mr Lanley gives us the definition of monorail |
Thank you so much for reading through all of my content and seeing my top three favorite episodes of all time. In case you forgot how I ranked all of these episodes, I want to give a recap for all of my favorite aspects of each episode
| Favorite Episodes | Who Shot Mr Burns | 22 Short Films About Springfield | Homer Defined |
|---|---|---|---|
| Best Aspect | How different this episode was compared to earlier ones | The fact that instead of focusing on one or two main plots, this episode focused on 22 shorter ones | We could see a humble side of Homer instead of his usuall boisterious personality |
| Second best Aspect | The suspence about who shot Mr Burns really made me interested in this two part episode | How rewatchable this episode was and how fun it was to watch | The fact that this episode highlighted the strength of Bart and Milhouse's friendship |
| Third best Aspect | The humor that was involved with this episode was really enjoyable and easy to watch | The script writing in this episode was spot on and one that isn't easy to top | How this episode took a risk by featuring a professional athlete (It turned out very well) |