Is this scene the pinnacle of original comedy writing?

>Sneeds Loudly
>Feeds Gently

>>95379408
>"Aurora Borealis?"

>>95379766
>"this time of the year?"

>>95379439
>Not Sneed Hams

amateur

>>95379408
Hambugejas?
Not gonna lie, the spanish dub was kino at that time.

>>95381816
>at this time of day?

>>95382115
>in this part of the country?

>>95382182
>localized entirely within your kitchen?

>>95382487
>Yes!

>>95382523
>may i see it?

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>>95382592
>...no.

This is one of those things that never fail to crack me up. I don't even know why. It's so dumb but it's so perfect.

>>95382793
The comedic pacing and delivery are both spot on. It's absurdist humor at its finest. Modern Simpsons can't compare.

>>95382793
It is just amazing in every way. The timing. The absurdity. The already established contrasting personalities of the two characters. The sheer level of doublethink involved. The line delivery.

>>95379408
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Qz0ooRpJZFQ
This was also hilarious

>>95379439
>>95381965
The worst thing to come out of /tv/ since Baneposting.
I can really see why this caught on, with people honestly and unironically feeling smart for getting the joke.
Incidentally, a completely different type of joke and sense of humor than the grilled hams

>>95379408
The scene is allowed to have good timing, be a bit slow and build up, and play without music. These are all things Simpson writers hate now.

>>95382968
>that K
It's the little things.

>>95381996
Latino or from Spain? Both have suffered a decline in quality with time/spoiler]

>>95382968
what was the marketable benefit of making so many layered jokes? if i were the writers, i'd just do a quick punchline and get my paycheck

>>95381996
indeed

>>95385721
Well that's what The Simpsons does nowadays and basically nobody watches it. If The Simpsons weren't already iconic due to the multi-layered jokes, they would've been cancelled years ago for failing to make a product people cared about.

So basically "If I'm good at my job, I'll probably get to keep it."

>>95385721
It's called "caring".

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Yes

>>95385721
Sometime you do things with love if you like your job.

>>95382968
>Actually it's exactly as I remembered it

>>95382968
>Chupenla sargento