(via SB Nation)
The Simpsons have just received yet another rare honor as an ongoing cultural institution.
Homer Simpson now has a place in Cooperstown, the home of the Baseball Hall of Fame, after it has been 25 years since the episode of “Homer at the Bat” aired, complete with the plaque above as well as a detailed exhibit.
The accompanying caption on the plaque, we must say, is pretty perfect.
As Homer Simpson is a beloved animated character for nearly three decades on television and Donald Trump is a real-life, figurative black hole of idiocy, bigotry, and privilege, we get how this mash-up dub from Peter Serafinowicz is sort of unholy.
Still, if there is anyone that shouldn’t be in charge of nuclear power in the real world, Trump is in the top 10, which is probably subconscious reason of why we still enjoy this parody video plenty.
Homer Simpson really did answer questions live this past Sunday on the latest episode of The Simpsons.
Here’s a clip from the East Coast feed, which not only features off-the-cuff, in character answers, but also features plenty sight gags in the background and foreground in case something went awry.
We’d definitely be curious to see if they could pull of a whole episode doing this.
The Simpsons are venturing into new territory as Homer Simpson will be fielding questions live for both East and West Coast viewers, for a few minutes, in tonight’s episode.
Make sure to witness it live at 8PM tonight on Fox.