Dillon & Sebastian Have a Simpsons Podcast

Dillon & Sebastian review ‘Marge the Meanie’, and they both have very contrasting views on this Marge and Bart adventure. They also talk about lame jokes you tell waiters, why someone slipping on a banana peel will always be funny, share mutual love for Shrek, give their takes on House of the Dragon & Glass Onion.

Dillon & Sebastian review ‘Girls Just Shauna Have Fun’, a delightful episode that adds a whole load of depth to the Chalmers family. They also give differing takes on the recent James Corden drama, discuss their favourite Stanley Kubrick movies, Edward Snowden & cover season 2’s ‘The War of the Simpsons’.

Dillon & Sebastian review ‘My Octopus and a Teacher’, a brilliant episode that introduces a new teacher for Bart. They also talk about My Octopus Teacher, their mutual love for Skinner & Chalmers, Bros, review Bart the Fink and break up.

Dillon & Sebastian review ‘The Sound of Bleeding Gums’, a wonderful episode that brings back & expands on the character of Bleeding Gums Murphy. They also talk about of Hitler would have had a podcast, Deep Space Homer, the Binding of Isaac, the best of horror in 2022 & Sebastian gives his response to ‘Banshees of Inisherin’.

Dillon & Sebastian review ‘Pretty Whittle Liar’, an average episode, but with some standout Cletus moments. They also talk about how everyone has a podcast now, Seb tells us a little secret about Elton John, Dillon gushes over Banshees of Inisherin, and we review the season 11 classic ‘Grift of the Magi’.

Dillon & Sebastian review ‘Bart the Cool Kid’, a very fun episode with a great guest appearance from The Weeknd. They also start a new segment, theorise how this episode predicted the Will Smith Oscars slap, weird businesses in their hometown, the weirdest movies they’ve ever seen & review ‘The Itchy & Scratchy & Poochie Show’

Dillon & Sebastian review ‘You Won’t Believe What This Episode Is About - Act Three Will Shock You!’, a delightfully cheeky episode that sees everyone’s favourite goofy father getting cancelled. They also get heated with conversations ranging from cancel culture, prescription drugs and, of course, rum raisin, as well as covering the season 11 classic ‘Brother’s Little Helper’.

And we’re back! Dillon & Sebastian return to review ‘Boys N the Highlands’, a very fun Scotland based episode that adds a surprising amount of depth to Martin Prince. They also talk about airbnbs never having breakfast, embarrassing vomit stories, ‘Some Enchanted Evening’, the pros & cons of having a mobile phone & pitch their own Homer-focused movie. Tangents galore in this one.

Dillon & Sebastian review ‘Pixelated & Afraid’, an episode that brings Homer & Marge’s relationship to a whole new place. It made Dillon feel all the emotions, and made Sebastian feel nothing at all. They also pitch a Simpsons noir episode, discuss Simpsons comics, where the show could take Otto, the first world problems of moving house and review ‘Maximum Homerdrive’.

Dillon & Sebastian review ‘The Longest Marge’, a very fun episode with a great performance by SNL’s Beck Bennett. They also dissect the infamous season 9 episode ‘the Principal and the Pauper’, their mutual love for Family Guy and Sebastian tries out a new outfit.

Dillon & Sebastian review ‘A Made Maggie, one of the best Fat Tony episodes in years. They also talk about their favourite songs, how birthdays get sadder the older you get, ideas for future episodes, memories of visiting the Simpsons area in Universal Studios & review ‘Viva Ned Flanders’. Follow us on Instagram; https://www.instagram.com › dilland...@dillandsebssimpsonspodcast • Instagram photos...

Dillon & Sebastian review ‘Mother & Other Strangers’, a wonderful flashback episode that develops Homer & Abe’s relationship beautifully. They also talk about awkward first dates, stories of mooning people, review ‘Mr. Plow’, Dillon receives a phone call from a special guest, and we give a shout-out to the goats over at ‘Four Finger Discount’.

Dillon & Sebastian review ‘Portrait of a Lackey on Fire’, a wonderful Smithers episode with a great message. They also discuss the struggle of trying to find a good photo of yourself for dating apps, drinking a little too much during lockdown, the crazy news they announced at Comic Con and review ‘the City of New York vs. Homer Simpson’.

Dillon & Sebastian review ‘A Serious Flanders: Part Two’, a thrilling conclusion to this unique two-parter. Things get heated, as the boys have their biggest disagreement to date. They also talk about how shows have to get weird to sustain longevity, compare Ned Flanders to Walter White and review ‘Homer’s Enemy’.

Dillon & Sebastian review ‘A Serious Flanders: Part One’, the first of a very unique two-parter that is a delightful homage to Fargo. They also talk about Chipmunk remixes, The Otto Show, trademark the word ‘quivia’ and Apu’s surprising presence in this episode.

Dillon & Sebastian review ‘Lisa’s Belly’, a decent episode with some great Marge & Lisa moments. They also discuss memories of reading the Beano, Seb asks Dillon who his least favourite character is and review ‘Treehouse of Horror VII’.

Dillon & Sebastian review ‘The Wayz We Were’, and it’s a great Moe episode! They talk about Flanders’ delicious hot chocolate from the Simpsons Movie, discuss fond memories of playing Hit & Run and the Simpsons Game, react to Graggle Simpson and brainstorm a potential SpongeBob podcast.

Dillon & Sebastian review ‘Treehouse of Horror XXXII’, possibly the show’s worst Halloween special to date. They also talk about movies that traumatised them as children, O’ Brother Where Art Thou?, Dillon quizzes Sebastian on some Treehouse of Horror trivia and the boys are a little tense cause they had to review this episode twice.

Dillon & Sebastian review ‘Bart’s in Jail!’, a wonderful episode with a great, fresh take on scamming. They also discuss experiences of being scammed themselves, Gravity Falls, Dillon recalls his disappointment in rewatching Son of the Mask at an older age and the guys do a mini review of ‘22 Short Films About Springfield’.

On to our third season! Dillon & Sebastian review ‘The Star of the Backstage’, and they have a few things to say about this messy & confusing episode. They also talk about a few details this episode gets right on theatre dynamics, cleanse their palettes by also doing a mini review of ‘A Fish Called Selma’, and Dillon schools Seb on some more Simpsons trivia.

Season 32 is complete & it’s time to wrap it all up in a nice little package. Dillon & Sebastian count down their top three favourite & least favourite episodes of the 32nd season. They also discuss the Steamed Hams meme, review season 7’s King Size Homer & Dillon gives Seb ‘the Layman’s Simpsons Quiz’.

Season 32 complete! Dillon & Sebastian review ‘The Last Barfighter’, a brilliant Moe & Homer episode, as well as a solid conclusion to a wonderful season. They also talk about getting drunk on champagne chocolate, Lemon of Troy and Dillon comes clean on something he’s been hiding from Seb, as well as you guys.

Dillon & Sebastian review ‘The Man from G.R.A.M.P.A.’, a delightful parody of spy movies with an excellent guest appearance by Stephen Fry. They also discuss making yourself like olives, pitch an Owen Wilson/Vince Vaughn comedy, Homer the Great and give their take on the Will Smith/ Chris Rock Oscars controversy.

Dillon & Sebastian review ‘Mother & Child Reunion’, a brilliant future episode that adds new, unexplored depth to Lisa and Marge’s relationship. They also talk about shows & movies getting the future wrong, A Star Is Burns, their tragic prom nights & Dillon forgot to prepare an opening.

Dillon & Sebastian review ‘Panic on the Streets of Springfield’, a wonderful, music-filled send off of a certain singer/songwriter. They also discuss who the musician parodied in this episode could be (maybe Morrissey?), people who wear baseball hats, their mutual love for Recess and Homie the Clown.