" In a DVD review of the first season, David B. Grelck gave the episode a rating of 3½ / 5 and commented: " Surprisingly, this early episode has a lot of the zest of the later shows, despite fairly odd looking art and a very Walter Matthau voice for Homer, still has some laughs ".

" In a DVD review of the first season, David B. Grelck gave the episode a rating of 2½ / 5 and commented that the episode was " wacky and fun, very Bart centered, it's easy to see with this episode why Bart became the figurehead for a few years of class clowns ".

" In a DVD review of the first season, David B. Grelck gave the episode a rating of 2. 0 / 5. 0, placing it as one of the worst of the season.

" In a DVD review of the first season, David B. Grelck gave the episode a rating of 2. 5 / 5 and added: " Lisa develops much of her future personality in this episode.

" In a DVD review of the first season, David B. Grelck gave the episode a rating of 1. 5 / 5, adding " the surrealism of Homer as bigfoot is a major misstep.

" In a DVD review of the first season, David B. Grelck gave the episode a rating of 3 / 5 and added, " This is a strange episode, touching on many bizarre aspects of the show to come.

" In a DVD review of the first season, David B. Grelck gave the episode a rating of 3 / 5.

" In a DVD review of the first season, David B. Grelck gave the episode a rating of 1. 5 / 5.

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