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The Simpsons: Raiders of the Lost Fridge [DVD]

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  • Format: PAL
  • Region: Region 2 (This DVD may not be viewable outside Europe. Read more about DVD formats.)
  • Number of discs: 1
  • Classification: PG
  • Studio: 20th Century Fox Home Ent.
  • DVD Release Date: 18 April 2005
  • Run Time: 88 minutes
  • Average Customer Review: 4.6 out of 5 stars  See all reviews (10 customer reviews)
  • ASIN: B0007D5G7C
  • Amazon Bestsellers Rank: 25,312 in Film & TV (See Top 100 in Film & TV)

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Product Description

Four more episodes featuring everyone's favourite yellow-skinned, dysfunctional family. In 'Guess Who's Coming to Criticise Dinner?', Homer's unlikely appointment as Springfield's premier food critic results in a murderous conspiracy by the local chefs following a string of unfavourable reviews. 'King-Size Homer' sees the balding one achieving his lifelong dream when he gets to work from home for reasons of obesity, while in 'Burns Verkaufen Der Kraftwerk', Monty Burns sells up the nuclear power plant, and for some reason the new owners decide that Safety Officer Homer is now unemployable. Finally, 'Lisa the Vegetarian' sees Lisa feeling like an outcast when she opts to become vegetarian and sabotages her father's barbecue. Also included is the bonus film, 'Homer's Guide to Weight Management'.

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PLEASE READ THIS DESCRIPTION BEFORE BUYING THIS ITEM - This Dvd Is Ex-Display - NEW BUT NOT SEALED - The case may be slightly shop soiled but the disc has been kept in a plastic disc sleeve in a dry area). THIS DVD IS NOW BECOMING VERY COLLECTABLE


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16 of 16 people found the following review helpful
5.0 out of 5 stars Great Simpsons collection!! 8 Nov 2005
By Dpl
Format:DVD
If you collect the classic Simpsons DVDs then this one should definitely be around the top of your list! It has some great episodes on it and is only really ruined by how annoying Lisa is in Lisa the vegeterian.

Look who's coming to criticise dinner?: This a great episode which sees Homer do the job he ws born to do. When he walks off on the school feild trip he helped out on he goes to a leaving party for the newspaper's food critic. They see how good he is and he gets the chance to fill out a job application. Ofcourse he mucks it up and therefore seeks Lisa's help. They do well but eventuallly it goes wrong, all in hilarious Simpson fashion! 10/10

King-Size Homer: This story has another strange quest Homer goes on, tgis time he has to gain loads of weight so he can work at home. Once again his laziness gets the better of him and things go wrong at the plant, but this time he's at home and he has to get there in time to save everyone! The way he does it is funny and ironic. A memorable episode. 10/10

Burns Ver Kaufen Der Kraftwork: This one may have been a bit old and too familiar to the people who buy this DVD. It's still an alright episode though. Mr Burns sells the plant to Germans to seek a more relaxing life. The new bosses are alot more strict and Homer is immediately fired. Things go wrong for Burns to and after getting booed out of Moes Tavern by Homer, Bart and other drunks he realizes that he needs power and buys the plant back, the Germans only sell it because it's falling apart! 8/10

Lisa the Vegetarian: I'll be honest and say that this episode is typically ruined by Lisa and her morals. She decides to become a vegetarian and ruins a barbecue Homer throws.... Read more ›

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4.0 out of 5 stars A very good Simpsons DVD 8 July 2007
By avid1
Format:DVD
This DVD is a mixture of good and bad."Guess who's coming to criticise dinner"and "King Size Homer" are both brilliant episodes, a couple of the best Simpsons there are.

Whereas, on the other hand the other not so good episodes in my opinion are "Lisa the vegetarian"and"Burns ver kaufen der kraftwork", so overall a very mixed DVD.

The episodes and rating I would give them:
"Guess who's coming to criticise dinner" wher Homer becomes his most desirable job for him, a food critic! This episode is very interesting as it realistically shows how power can go to someone's head very quickly, it's also very witty and intriguing, and whether you want to or not you end up watching it to the end! Overall this is aclassic episode and would give it 10/10
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1 of 1 people found the following review helpful
By G. King
Format:VHS Tape
If this video was a doughnut, it would probably be a chocolate one that had dried out a bit and gone off its best. There's a couple of brilliant episodes on this (including the one where Mr Burns sells the power plant to the Germans), and the one where Homer gains 150lbs just so he can work from home.

The episode where Homer becomes the food critic is not so good, and "Raiders of the Lost Fridge" is not the best compilation - Dark Secrets or Viva Los Simpsons both contain better episodes and have more consistent themes. Another niggle is the age of some of these episodes - one is dated 1991. This would be acceptable were it not for the fact that BBC2 seem to be showing 1990-1992 on a ten-week loop, but I can't help feeling that there's lots of newer episodes that we could be seeing.

Definitely worth renting, but only die-hard completists should feel they have to own it.

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5.0 out of 5 stars We knew a food related video was coming! 15 May 2000
By A Customer
Format:VHS Tape
This Simpsons video is dedicated to the contents of OFF's larder, providing four comical episodes.

In King-Size Homer from Season 7, Homer wants to avoid having to take part in Mr Burns' daily fitness sessions. Finding out that another employee got injured to avoid them, Homer tries to do the same. Coming away from a building site unscathed, he stumbles upon a leaflet that says he can work from home if he weighs more than 300lbs. So Homer bulks up, gets a monitor at home, and causes havoc at the Power Plant. You'll have to watch for the exciting conclusion.

Paul McCartney is joined by his late wife Linda in the Season 7 episode Lisa The Vegetarian. Here, OFF visit a kid's petting zoo, and Lisa falls in love with a cute baby lamb. When the family sit down to eat however, lamb is on the menu. In frustration, Lisa decides to become a vegetarian, and disrupts Homer's meat-filled barbeque when she barges the spit-roast with a mower. Lisa then sees vegetarianism from a different point of view when she finds out that Apu is also a veggie. Has Homer really been eating Tofu Dogs all this time?

In Season 4's Duffless, Homer sneaks out of work to go to the Duff brewery with Barney. Homer is arrested for drink-driving by Chief Wiggum (falsely in my opinion), watch out for an even more intoxicated Barney at the end of that scene! As a result, Marge forces Homer to give up drinking for a month. You'll have to watch the video to see if Homer survives without his favourite tipple. Also in this episode, Lisa tries to prove whether Bart is smarter than a hamster, after Bart ruins her original science project.

The video finishes with my favourite Season 8 episode, Homer Vs The Eighteenth Amendment.... Read more ›

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