5/5 Da Pimpsons!
  by Janvil (Tx)
Hello, Joe! I turned 10 halfway through this season and even though I remember loving the first one, this second season and the third have most nostalgic magic in my memory. Reminds me of going to visit relatives and watching Simpsons during Thanksgiving or Christmas with the family (before the show got too preachy after season 10) and us genuinely laughing at the animated hilarity together. It was something I'm glad to have in my heart, and the Simpsons were the emulsifier and the ice breaker for meeting many new friends along my life. A good barometer for people was to watch an episode of the Simpsons with them. If they didn't like it, chances were our personalities were just too different. Unfortunately this trick only worked within the confines of the first 10 seasons, after that they become aimless and a bit contrived. From now on, the baby sleeps in the crib.

5/5 Immaculate
  by Kevin Chisholm (Cole Harbour, Nova Scotia, Canada)
When I ordered this used copy I thought"hmmm, should I get used?" but when I opened it "WOW!" was my reaction. Barely used is what they should have called it. Each disk was in perfect shape and the case is immaculate! Thanks!

3/5 Good but
  by ABC Snoopy (New Jersey)
I love the Simpsons and I love this season but the voices just don't sound the way they do now. You can really tell that Marge's voice is much higher and Homers voice sounds a little deeper and Bart and Lisa just sound a little bit different to me. I still enjoy it and I still think it's funny.

5/5 Simpsons Classics
  by Vivian Stephanus (NY)
The second season of The Simpsons was great in 1990 and it's still great today! Some of the most memorable old school Simpsons moments are there. I do love the old "Stupid Homer" so much more than the current "Insane Homer". He used to be a big lovable stupid dog, now he's just crazy.

5/5 Hitting their stride
  by David Bonesteel (Fresno, CA United States)
The creators of the Simpsons really began to hit their stride with this season. Every episode is a winner, but for me the standouts are "Lisa's Substitute" (Dustin Hoffman's voices a substitute teacher that replaces Homer in Lisa's affections), "Three Men and a Comic Book" (Bart, Millhouse, and Martin buy an issue of Radioactive Man #1, then cannot trust each other alone with it in a hilarious nod to the classic "Treasure of the Sierra Madre"), "Itchy & Scratchy & Marge" (any episode with Itchy & Scratchy is great, but here Marge forces them to become kinder, gentler characters), and "Two Cars in Every Garage and Three Eyes on Every Fish" (Mr. Burns may be the funniest character on the show).