As nearly everyone else in the 90's me and Eileen enjoyed watching "The Simpsons" from time to time. They had unique humor where sometimes you could not be sure what they would pull next.
For example: One time they broadcast the show entirely in spanish!! we watched the entire episode wondering what they were going to do with this. Afterwards we looked at each other and said "Ok that was weird, I don't get it." and went off our merry way.
The following week it was a typical episode, and definitely NOT in Spanish. For a few weeks more all typical episodes.
And then... the spanish Simpsons episode returned. Hey EILEEN! they are replaying that Spanish Simpsons episode again!? What the Hell? We watched about half of it before realizing that it actually was a different episode in Spanish.
Would they DO this for TWO episodes?
Why is this even funny?
A friend comes over and we tell him about the Spanish Simpson's episodes. He says
Umm Is that a new tv you have there?
Yes!
Have you ever heard of SAP?
Second audio program (SAP), also known as secondary audio programming, is an auxiliary audio channel for analog television that can be broadcast or transmitted both over-the-air and by cable television.
Yes..
Could you possibly have it set to Spanish?
DOH!!!!!
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