Dillon & Sebastian Have a Simpsons Podcast

Dillon & Sebastian review ‘Burger Kings’, a decent episode with some standout moments from Burns. They also talk about Mac Tonight, why Burns is such a golden character, laggy zoom meetings, inaudible conversations with Irish people and Sebastian urges the Simpsons writers to hire him.

We’re back! Well, Dillon’s back. Sebastian’s here for the first time. Dillon & Sebastian review ‘Uncut Femmes’, a wonderful & unique female driven episode that really utilises the blank canvas that is Sarah Wiggum. They also talk about where Sebastian’s love for the show began, how DVD’s could strive in today’s world, memories of old music devices and why Homer & Wiggum’s relationship is so great.

Dillon & Brendan review ‘Manger Things’, the show’s landmark 700th episode and our landmark 39th. They also discuss Brendan almost robbing a Christmas tree, Dillon ranks all the show’s landmark episodes & Brendan ranks Dillon’s hairstyles, whether Bart or Lisa would win in a fight and the difference between Irish & British humour.

Dillon & Brendan review ‘Do Pizza Bots Dream of Electric Guitars’, a so-so episode definitely heightened by a great musical number and a surprisingly great guest appearance by J.J. Abrams. They also pitch a pizza podcast, discuss which characters deserve spin offs, whether pizza bots actually do dream of electric guitars, and Brendan can’t get over the Homer Rap.

Miss us? Dillon & Brendan return to review ‘Yokel Hero’, a so-so episode heightened by great music, brilliant Cletus moments and Albert Brooks. Dillon also receives a letter from his super secret crush, the guys pitch a production of Angels in America starring the cast of Sesame Street, and they ship some Springfieldians together.

Dillon & Brendan review ‘Wad Goals’, a very fun golfing episode. Brendan also confesses his love for Kent Brockman through song, we brainstorm a podcast about farts and discuss if the Simpsons writers really can predict the future.

It’s Brendan’s birthday podcast! Dillon & Brendan review ‘Diary Queen’, an episode that provides a touching farewell to Edna Krabappel. Dillon also gives the birthday boy a roasting, they discuss horrifying memories involving ‘Tonight’ from West Side Story, how the show tackles religion and our favourite once off characters.

Dillon & Brendan review ‘The Dad-Feelings Limited’, a very solid episode that adds so much depth to Comic Book Guy. They also talk about their lack of enthusiasm for the Avatar sequels, Gremlins 2, Brendan’s will, share their weirdly similar experiences of watching Epic Movie as a child, and Dillon really needs to pee.

Calm down, we’re back! Dillon & Brendan review ‘A Springfield Summer Christmas for Christmas’, the show’s best Christmas special in years and a delightful send off of Hallmark movies. They also discuss Brendan’s brush with Covid, the Sea Captain, Brendan gives Dillon a weird hypothetical and Bart is voiced by a woman?

Dillon & Brendan review ‘Sorry Not Sorry’, a pretty meh episode that misses out on a great opportunity to further develop Miss Hoover. They also discuss Dillon’s idea for a Space Jam podcast, goblins, the show’s creepiest episode and their favourite season.

And we’re back! In their first London-based podcast, Dillon & Brendan review ‘The Road to Cincinnati’, a solid episode that really builds on Skinner & Chalmers’ relationship. They also discuss what it could be like to take this show on the road someday, what way they put their shoes and socks on, their favourite Halloween episodes and which other characters they’d like to see get a solo episode.

Dillon & Brendan review ‘Three Dreams Denied’ a pretty jumbled episode with three plots, of which the boys have very contrasting feelings towards. They also discuss WWII propaganda cartoons, their baby and devise a Duffman Christmas special.

Dillon & Brendan review ‘Podcast News’, an episode that delightfully pokes fun at the culture of podcasting. They also discuss all things podcasts; from true crime, live podcasts, and their own personal favourites. If that wasn’t enough, Brendan pitches his own horrifying real life Springfield.

Dillon & Brendan review ‘The 7 Beer Itch’, a divisive episode with one particular moment that really stands out. They also discuss their mutual love for Olivia Colman, ship Homer & Barney, Brendan pitches Simpsons spin-off ideas, and Mortimer Mouse.

Heavens to Murgatroyd! Dillon & Brendan review ‘Treehouse of Horror XXXI’, the show’s best Halloween special in years. They also talk Simpsons Comics, chaotic five minute breaks in college, Dillon geeks out on Hanna-Barbera and the guys compare their very different eighteenth birthday parties.

In their first story episode, Dillon & Brendan review ‘Now Museum, Now You Don’t’, a decent episode that retells the life of famous painters. They also discuss their million dollar idea for a club that only plays podcasts, why pizza is funny, pitch their own story episode, and Dillon quizzes Brendan on some more Simpsons trivia.

Dillon & Brendan review ‘I, Carumbus’, a violent, dark & wonderful episode. They also reminisce on weird memories at the chocolate factory, The Simpsons: Hit & Run, their shadow selves and the weird world of Ancient Rome.

Season two baby! Dillon & Brendan jump back in to their traditional Simpsons reviews with the season 32 premiere, and a surprisingly human episode for Mr. Burns. They also discuss their views on season one, the irrational embarrassment of being seen with your parents as a teenager, the Lady Gaga episode and make another stupid bet.

We finished a whole season & we deserve to celebrate! Dillon & Brendan recount their top three favourite & least favourite moments of the 31st season, reminisce on memories of their first season of the podcast, and read Dillon’s Simpsons spec-script; ‘Happy Birthday Homer’.

We did it! One whole season down. Dillon & Brendan review ‘The Way of the Dog’, a wonderful, Cate Blanchett starring Santa’s Little Helper episode. They also discuss 101 Dalmatians, Fight Club, the old Homer voice, camels and the ghost of Kim Jong Il.

Dillon & Brendan review ‘The Hateful Eight-Year-Olds’, a surprisingly mature episode that puts Lisa in a rather dark situation. They also discuss Brendan’s pet ninja, teen dramas, Dillon being a completionist and compare Brendan’s relationship to his sister to that of Bart & Lisa’s.

Dillon & Brendan review ‘Warrin’ Priests Part 2’, a disappointing conclusion to a forgettable two parter that really could have done with being one episode. They also have a senile moment, riff a song about their least favourite episode of season 31 and talk directly to Pete Holmes.

Dillon & Brendan review ‘Warrin’ Priests’, a subpar beginning to the show’s first two parter since ‘Who Shot Mr. Burns?’. They also discuss scary Cartoon Network shows, memories of their first time drinking, the ridiculous things they bought with their communion money and, of course, popsicles.

Dillon & Brendan review ‘The Incredible Lightness of Being a Baby’. They also discuss ridiculous Irish phrases, the not so cult classic Dog Soldiers, Mario’s plumbing skills, tales of Dillon’s cursed bathroom & how our dads definitely listen to the show.

Dillon & Brendan review ‘Highway to Well’, a pro-marijuana episode that made us smile up until the very end. They also talk about eating oranges, kissin’ on the job, the show’s take on the ideal nuclear family, compare the Simpsons to the Griffins, and their mutual best friend Will Forte.