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I don't need to stand here and tell you that The Simpsons was fantastic. Like a gone-0ff carton of milk in your fridge, The Simpsons is well past its sell by date at this stage. However, sometimes there is no other milk in the fridge so you have no choice but to drink the milk, it's not great but it has to do and you long for yesterday when the milk was better and in date. Yes, we're comparing The Simpsons to milk, just roll with it. People have tried to guess when the show started taking a turn for the worst and we say no, stop that. We shouldn't be figuring out its downfall but rather celebrating its glorious moments. Comedy writer Thom Phipps (Fried, Asylum) did just that. He decided to take it upon himself to create what he called The Simpsons World Cup. It's basically what it says on the tin, a round-robin tournament to discover the people's favourite Simpsons episode of all time. Like the FIFA World Cup, he selected 64 of the show's most critically acclaimed episodes and one by one, winners were chosen by his followers until it was whittled down to just two. It took over a month to get to the final and we were left with two very hard episodes to choose from, 'Marge V The Monorail' or 'Last Exit To Springfield'. Here's the winner...   https://twitter.com/thwphipps/status/893075437915693057 There was some very stiff opposition in the form of 'Lemon Of Troy', 'Mr Plow', 'Bart v Australia' and 'Flaming Moe's', to name but a few. The World Cup has been causing havoc on Twitter and while some were happy with the choice, other were definitely not... https://twitter.com/jackbern23/status/893439564861362176 You can find the whole thread here. Do you agree? If not, what's your favourite Simpsons episode?