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June 12th, 2008 at 9:38 pm
That’s a hoot.
Fittingly, tonight on the local station, I was treated to the first third or so of the Simpsons rerun in Spanish.
I thought initially it was a little Matt G. joke, which would have been consistent—but after it went on for a while, and then there was a short-lived odd muted-sonic segment—I realized that it was an error.
After the first commercials (in English) they returned with the Ship of State safely sailing into the sunset with the standard Fox right rudder…