D'oh! Actually: A Special Simpsons Episode

Haley Mancini, Kirk Damato, & Julia Prescott recall Troy McClure's career and Comic Book Guy's name.

[AdDelayed]

It's beautiful that Kirk not only fumbled saying "Um, Actually" on at least 3 separate occasions, but that he also managed to be the only person that lost because of it.

[phantom]

I am absolutely stunned by how Kirk never learns

[cfh]

Um actually… If Kurt said “um actually” for his three answers the scores would have been 4 - 5 - 5 instead of 6 - 2 - 6. Not, 6-5-6 as he said.

[jamesahibbard]

"Everybody poops doesn't fit, it doesn't fit the system. It would have to have a colon in there"
I'm fairly sure a film titled "Everybody poops" would indeed involve a colon.

[karvald]

More of these themed episodes, please. It's a refreshing break from watching the contestants make guesses about fandoms they're clueless about.

[joshuabattaglia]

Um actually the voice of stephen hawking is Dennis Klatt, a researcher who developed the device that Stephen used to speak. Even though there were offers for new voices to be placed in the machine by professional voice actors, Stephen had become so accustomed to speaking with Dennis' voice that it became a part of his identity and he decided to stick with it, even after Dennis' death in 1988. His voice lived a whopping 30 years afterwards!

[forgotn]

I love that the Simpsons themed episode had a running gag with Kirk forgetting to say Um, Actually.

[BryMartinezV]

you know you're a drawfee fan when Nathan is being refered to as "that guy who's an artist" and you're just happy he's getting referenced :)

[Leron...]

Kirk: "...and perhaps you can put it in the comments?"
Bennan: *angrily pointing* "GET IN THE COMMENTS!"

[thegregnorton]

“Me lose um actually, that’s unpossible” -Kirk, probably

[sandyramhoff]

um actually... Kang and Kodos also showed up in episode 17 of season 13 "Gump Roast". they appear near the end of the episode where they threaten to destroy the world until viewing Maggie's memories and realize that all of their favorite celebrities live on earth.

[bmcwxyz]

The show is much more genuine and true to its pretense when the guests aren't just guessing thru 75% of the questions. More like this please.

[brandonmajor]

i love the knock off references, la barta, buff beer, albany steamed hams, and a two eyed mutated fish lmaoo just splendid!!

[sandyramhoff]

you can actually see the moment where his heart snaps in half
right here: 27:28

[jhoanhernandez]

It baffles me how mike hasnt thought of a shiny episode of um actually with just shiny questions in it.

[wakeangel]

It's actually kind of interesting that Marge never became a robot, since at least in the Treehouse of Horror episodes we've seen Homer become a robot and Bart get replaced by a robot, but given how they do so many parodies I can't believe we still haven't got one of the Stepford Wives, where they could TOTALLY turn Marge into a robot.

[lucbrisson]

Best part of the props? That perfectly normal, 2 eyed fish.

[emanmodnar]

I loved the banter back and forth between the contestants, theres more of it here than a lot of other episodes. The excitement over their favorite moments was fun.

[RealBradMiller]

Not even ten minutes and this has all devolved into chaos.
I love it.

[briansagaser]

Um, actually, for a Real Life Skills statement that was about writing "formal, standard English, " there was an extra comma after "standard" in the statement that shouldn't have been there according to standard English grammar. With "formal" and "standard" being adjectives for the noun "English, " the only comma that belonged there was the one separating the two adjectives.