CAST
Steve Carell (Anchorman)
Keira Knightley (The Duchess)
William Petersen (Manhunter)
Melanie Lynskey (Two and a Half Men)
Adam Brody (Jennifer’s BOdy)
Tonita Castro (Funny People)
Mark Moses Carriers)
Derek Luke (Self/Less)
Connie Britton (This Is Where I Leave You)
Patton Oswalt (Young Adult)
Rob Corddry (Office Christmas Party)
Rob Huebel (The Other Guys)
Gillian Jacobs (Life of The Party)Katie
T.J. Miller (Deadpool)
Amy Schumer (Trainwreck)
Martin Sheen (The West Wing)
Marshall Manesh (How I Met Your Mother)
In New York City, a news report is broadcast informing the world that a mission to stop an incoming asteroid has failed and that the asteroid will make impact in three weeks, destroying all life on Earth. Dodge Petersen (Steve Carell) and his wife, Linda (Nancy Carell), listen to the broadcast from the side of the road. When Dodge makes an uninterested response, Linda looks at him in disgust and flees the vehicle without a word.
While everyone around him reacts differently to the news, from suicide to constant drugs and guilt-free sex, Dodge’s life does not change at all. He continues to attend to his meaningless job as an insurance salesman and to employ his cleaning lady and spends his nights alone.
Dodge hesitantly attends the wild party of his neighbors, Warren (Rob Corddry) and his wife, Diane (Connie Britton), where he declines offers of sex and drugs and listens to a philosophical rant from his drunken friend Roache (Patton Oswalt). Dodge shortly returns home to reminisce about his high school sweetheart, Olivia, when he notices his neighbor Penny (Keira Knightley) crying on the fire escape. She has just broken up with her boyfriend, Owen, (Adam Brody) for making her miss her last opportunity to see her family in England. At her apartment, Penny gives Dodge three years’ worth of his mail that was incorrectly delivered to her and, in the process, unwittingly tells him that his wife was having an affair.
Dodge storms off into the night, guzzling codeine-laced cough syrup and window cleaner in a suicide attempt. He wakes up in a park, with a dog tethered to his foot and a note on his sweater reading “Sorry,” which becomes the dog’s name. Dodge takes Sorry home, opens the old mail, and is surprised to discover a three-month-old letter from Olivia, which explains that he was “the love of her life.” Later, a riot breaks out on his block. Dodge and Penny abandon the self-centered Owen amid the rioters, with Dodge explaining to Penny that he knows someone who could fly her to England if she helps him find Olivia. She agrees, and the two set off with Sorry for Dodge’s hometown in Delaware.
Along the way, Dodge and Penny run out of gas, share a bizarre experience with suicidal motorist Glenn (William Petersen), witness the eruption of an orgy at a restaurant, have sex in a pick-up truck, and spend a night in jail. They get a ride to Camden, New Jersey, where they meet Penny’s ex-boyfriend, Speck (Derek Luke), who is prepared for the apocalypse.
Speck has a working satellite phone in his bunker and lets Penny contact her family. Penny and Dodge borrow a car from Speck and eventually make it to Olivia’s family home. Dodge and Penny walk up toward the door of the home but find no one home and then spend the day together; they realize a mutual affection. Penny discovers a letter from Olivia to her parents, which reveals Olivia’s address. Penny and Dodge drive to Olivia’s home, where Dodge leaves a letter to Olivia and expresses his feelings for Penny. Later, they discover a marriage ceremony performed at the beach; Dodge and Penny kiss and join the ceremony. Then, they go to the house of the man who Dodge promised could take Penny to England. The man turns out to be Dodge’s estranged father, Frank (Martin Sheen). After making amends with Frank, Dodge puts a sleeping Penny into his father’s plane, whispering to her that she is the real love of his life. Frank and Penny depart, leaving Dodge behind.
Dodge returns to his apartment with Sorry; they soon enter Penny’s apartment, where Dodge sets a record in her turntable and listens until the power dies. Lighting a candle, Dodge hears Sorry whining. Penny has returned, upset that Dodge allowed her to leave; they embrace. As the two lie in bed, Penny expresses her fear of the end being so near. Dodge distracts her by asking her to tell him of her childhood. They feel and hear a deep booming sound, and Penny tells Dodge she wishes that they had known each other sooner. Dodge replies that there never would have been enough time together and professes his love for her. When they feel and hear a second deep, booming sound, Penny panics and tells him she thought they would save each other; Dodge assures that they did. Penny smiles as the screen fades to white and then abruptly cuts to black.
“Seeking a Friend for the End of the World” is a definite to-watch-movie for any movie aficionado, because it is very beautiful and moving in many ways. I am really happy that I sat down to watch this movie. And to top it off, this is the type of movie that leaves you with a parting gift, something to think about; what would you do if you only had 21 days left before the world ended?
This season is really season 15. The episodes this season are as follows.
Two and a half decades on, the show’s status as a comedy classic remains untarnished, which is testament to the genius of its creator. 
26.1) CLOWN IN THE DUMPS
26.2) THE WRECK OF THE RELATIONSHIP
26.3) SUPER FRANCHISE ME
26.5) OPPOSITES-A-FRACK
26.6) SIMPSORAMA
26.10) THE MAN WHO CAME TO BE DINNER
26.11) BART’S NEW FRIEND
26.12) THE MUSK WHO FELL TO EARTH
26.14) MY FARE LADY
26.15) THE PRINCESS GUIDE
26.17) WAITING FOR DUFFMAN
26.18) PEEPING MOM
26.20) LET’S GO FLY A COOT
26.21) BULL-E
It’s hilarious, comedy, funny, and one of my all time favourite T.V showS .. The series is a satirical depiction of a middle class American lifestyle epitomized by the Simpson family, which consists of Homer, Marge, Bart, Lisa, and Maggie. The show is set in the fictional town of Springfield and parodies American culture, society, television, and many aspects of the human condition. Modern Simpsons episodes are often both overstuffed and under-imagined, resulting in two indifferent, inadequately realized stories. Even though the show has dropped in creativity and in the joke department, it’s still worthy.
27.1) EVERY MAN’S DREAM
27.3) PUFFLESS
27.6) FRIEND WITH BENEFIT
27.7) LISA WITH AN ‘S
27.8) PATHS OF GLORY
27.10) THE GIRL CODE
27.11) TEENAGE MUTANT MILK-CAUSED HURDLES
27.14) GAL OF CONSTANT SORROW
27.16) THE MARGE-IAN CHRONICLES
27.17) THE BURNS CAGE
27.20) TO COURIER WITH LOVE
27.21) SIMPROVISED
27.22) ORANGE IS THE NEW YELLOW
I absolutely love this show. It’s one of my all-time favourite TV shows. Ever. It’s so funny, and it keeps getting better and better. There is a reason why it has been going for as long as it has been.
28.1) MONTY BURNS’ FLEEING CIRCUS
28.2) FRIENDS AND FAMILY
28.5) TRUST BUT CLARIFY
28.7) HAVANA WILD WEEKEND
28.8) DAD BEHAVIOR
28.11) PORK AND BURNS
28.12/13) THE GREAT PHATSBY PARTS 1 & 2
28.14) FATZCARRALDO
28.16) KAMP KRUSTLER
28.18) A FATHER’S WATCH
28.19) CAPER CHASE
28.20) LOOKING FOR MR. GOODBART
28.22) DOGTOWN
Even in the later seasons The Simpsons showed it still has staying power
Gordon Townsend (Colin Quinn) tells his two young daughters Amy (Devin Fabry) and Kim (Carla Oudin) that he and their mother are divorcing because monogamy is not realistic, repeating it like a mantra. Twenty-three years later, Amy (Amy Schumer) is a party girl who drinks too much and sleeps around while writing for a men’s magazine. She is in a casual relationship with a gay gym-addict named Steven (John Cena), who was attracted to her because he first thought she ‘looked like a dude’. Her cold-hearted English boss, Dianna (Tilda Swinton), assigns her to write an article about a sports doctor named Aaron Conners (Bill Hader).
While Amy is interviewing Aaron, she receives a text from Kim (Brie Larson) insisting they move Gordon to a cheaper facility. Amy starts to hyperventilate, but Aaron calms her down and suggests they get food. Over dinner, he compliments her writing and she learns about his family. After some drinks, they go to his place and have sex together. Amy stays the night, which is a departure from her rule of never sleeping over with a man she’s had sex with.
The next day, Aaron calls to ask if they can see each other again. Amy panics and tells him they will talk about it at the interview. She and her friend Nikki decide she has to end it. Meanwhile, Aaron’s friend, LeBron James, is excited for him since Aaron has not dated anyone in six years. Amy goes to watch Aaron perform surgery to “Uptown Girl”, his favorite song. Afterwards, she tries to break things off. He insists they like each other and should date. Amy then gets a phone call that her dad had a fall. Aaron drives her to the home where he tends to her dad.
Aaron and Amy begin dating and fall for each other. Amy is worried she is going to mess up the relationship, but Kim tells her she is just doing what everyone else does. Gordon avoids taking his medication and dies. At his funeral, Aaron tells her, for the first time, that he loves her. She tells him that it was the wrong time for him to start saying that to her.
Aaron receives a prestigious award at a luncheon and brings Amy. While making his speech, Amy gets a call from her boss Dianna, who threatens to fire her if she does not answer. She chooses to take the call and leaves during his speech. Afterwards, Aaron is upset and they start arguing. They return to her apartment, but Aaron thinks they should not go to bed angry, so Amy rants all night. The next day Aaron tells Amy that they need to take a break. Hurt, Amy reacts by telling him that it is fine.
Amy goes out drinking with her co-workers, including an intern, who invites her back to his place; their bizarre sexual encounter is interrupted when his mom enters and reveals that he is only 16. The next day, Dianna fires Amy for the incident. Aaron is moping in his apartment until LeBron calls, claiming he has been injured. Aaron rushes over to find an intervention for him consisting of LeBron, Matthew Broderick, Chris Evert, and Marv Albert. They tell him he has always been afraid of opening up and needs to make things right with Amy, but Aaron insists things with Amy are over.
Amy visits Kim and tells her everything that has happened; Kim tells her that it’s time to change. Amy clears out all the alcohol from her apartment. She takes her Aaron story to Vanity Fair, where it ends up getting published, and sends it to Aaron. He attends a game and after, Aaron is called back to the court, where the Knicks City Dancers perform with Amy front and center. She tells him she wants to make their relationship work. They confess their love for each other and kiss.
