The Simpsons writer Josh Weinstein has finally revealed the origin of one of the show's most hilariously random lines, 'I says to Mabel...'
Josh Weinstein, a former writer for The Simpsons, has finally revealed the origins behind one of the show's most wonderfully random lines. The Simpsons is currently in the midst of its 34th season on the air, making it the longest running American sitcom as well as the longest running American scripted primetime TV series of all-time.
SCREENRANT VIDEO OF THE DAY Weinstein took to Twitter to finally give context behind one of the most random yet hilarious lines from the season 8 episode "The Mysterious Voyage Of Our Homer". Check out the tweet below. The episode centers on Homer Simpson going on a hallucinogenic journey, leaving no time for Bart and Lisa to have their own storyline. Therefore, the line in question, which is spoken by Bart, is a funny way to give the kids a freestanding joke that makes it seem like they had something going on in the background of Homer's whacky adventure.
One of the reasons it has remained so relevant is the unpredictability of the opening sequence couch gags. While every single episode doesn't have an original couch gag, the vast majority do, and they're as random and whimsical as anything in the actual show.
The show is a satire of American life, so it makes sense that the stories they tell will always have a bit of random or anarchic comedy. Their original ideas are often right out of left field, like the whole dome on top of the over-polluted Springfield idea in The Simpsons Movie or the many Sideshow Bob plots, including sending the attempted murderer to a minimum security prison.
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