Noting that the episode focused on spoofing Beatlemania, Jacobson praised George Harrison's cameo as " probably the best " Beatles cameo in the series.

In his review of The Simpsons: The Complete Twelfth Season DVD box set, Colin Jacobson of DVD Movie Guide praised the episode.

" Although he praised Lovitz ' return as Ziff, and though he did not consider it to be one of the season's worst episodes, Jacobson criticized it for not " hav a lot of zing.

" Ryan Keefer of DVD Verdict felt it " features one of the more amusing stunts to cap an episode ", giving it an A. Colin Jacobson of DVD Movie Guide said in a review of the sixth season DVD that the episode " offers a truly terrific show ," and also praised the " clever Close Encounters reference, and the ways that it ties together Krusty's mob connection with Homer ," concluding " it's a real winner.

" On the other hand, Colin Jacobson of DVD Movie Guide praised the episode as " offer good laughs " and wrote that, while the episode was not " brilliant ", it was overall " an enjoyable experience.

Colin Jacobson at DVD Movie Guide said in a review that the episode is " least favorite episode of Season One " and further commented: " Homer feels embarrassed by the others?

" Colin Jacobson at DVD Movie Guide said in a review that " overall, this was a pretty drab episode " and added that " it had some moments, such as the videogame boxing matches between Homer and Bart, but Lisa lacked the strength at this point to carry an entire show.

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" DVD Movie Guide's Colin Jacobson wrote " Like many S13 episodes, “ Badge ” feels more than a little derivative ," describing the episode as a combination of the season 4 episode " Mr. Plow " and the season 5 episode " Homer the Vigilante ".

" Colin Jacobson at DVD Movie Guide said that " the concept of Marge ’ s anger at Homer got old, but this episode managed to offer a reasonably entertaining affair.

Jacobson commented that he " absolutely lost it when Homer ’ s drawing of a robot grilling a hot dog was seen-it ’ s funnier if you see it-and Lawrence Tierney ’ s guest turn as the store detective adds hilarious grit to the show.

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DVD Movie Guide's Colin Jacobson said it was " probably the best episode " of the season, and commented that " Dancin ' Homer " offered a " consistently satisfying show.

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Jacobson added that the episode " jabs the idle rich nicely ", and he enjoys the golf scenes with Homer.

" Writing for DVD Movie Guide, Colin Jacobson commented that " though ' Wizard ' borders on ' Homer ’ s wacky scheme ' territory, his attempts to come up with something significant offer amusement.

'" While reviewing the eleventh season of The Simpsons, DVD Movie Guide's Colin Jacobson commented on the episode, writing that " Gibson actually does a good job here, and it ’ s amusing to see Homer ’ s terrible movie ideas.

While reviewing the eleventh season of The Simpsons, DVD Movie Guide's Colin Jacobson commented on " Faith Off ", noting: " If nothing else, I like this one for the sight of Homer with the bucket stuck on his head ; something about seeing him with those little eyeholes entertains me.

DVD Movie Guide's Colin Jacobson wrote that the episode " opens with a TV-based segment awfully reminiscent of Season Two's ' Homer Vs. Lisa and the Eighth Commandment ' and doesn ’ t get much better from there.

Writing in his review of the episode for The Simpsons 11th season DVD release, Colin Jacobson of DVD Movie Guide is critical of an " inane " choice by the producers to have Homer refer to Jesus as " Jeebus ".

However Jacobson gives the episode a positive review overall: " Highlighted by a fun turn from Betty White, the PBS segment amuses, and the pieces with Homer on the island do nicely as well.

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DVD Movie Guide's Colin Jacobson enjoyed the episode and said that " its best elements come from the amusing bizarreness of the Flanders home, but Homer and Marge ’ s classes are also fun.

DVD Movie Guide's Colin Jacobson said that after the " great " previous episode " Dog of Death ", " one might expect some drop-off with ' Colonel Homer ', but virtually none occurs.

" In a review of the sixth season of The Simpsons, Colin Jacobson of DVD Movie Guide writes: " Homer ’ s disdain for Marge ’ s sisters – and vice versa – has always led to terrific sparks, and “ Vs .” provides another great round in their eternal battle.

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" DVD Movie Guide's Colin Jacobson said the episode " maintained a nicely irreverent tone most of the time — irreverent enough to make it amusing, at least ," and added: " The interaction of the Simpson and Bouvier families at dinner was terrific, and Bart ’ s experiences on skid row made their point while they still managed to be pointed and clever.

While reviewing the eleventh season of The Simpsons, DVD Movie Guide's Colin Jacobson commented that " this episode refers to Maggie as ' the forgotten Simpson ', and they ain ’ t kidding.

The episode received positive mention from Turner in Planet Simpson, Warren Martyn and Adrian Wood in their book I Can't Believe It's a Bigger and Better Updated Unofficial Simpsons Guide, and Colin Jacobson of DVD Movie Guide.

Colin Jacobson of DVD Movie Guide positively compared the episode to the Treehouse of Horror episodes and called the episode " clever program that consistently entertains ".

DVD Movie Guide's Colin Jacobson described it as " arguably season's best show ," adding: " The first act fares best, as I love Marge ’ s tune about saving, and ' Menu Boy ' offers a clever spoof of martial arts-based action flicks.

DVD Movie Guide's Colin Jacobson characterized " Trapper Keeper " as " a clever riff " on Terminator and the controversy of the 2000 election.

Colin Jacobson of DVD Movie Guide commented that " Girly Edition " takes " a clever concept and turns into something more than expected as it digs into the usual Bart / Lisa rivalry.

DVD Movie Guide's Colin Jacobson argued that it was not as funny as some of the other episodes that have poked fun at nations.

Colin Jacobson at DVD Movie Guide said in a review that it was " another good but not great episode " and added that " Albert Brooks seriously enlivened “ Life the Fast Lane ” ... Jacques becomes funny not so much due to the lines themselves ; it ’ s Brooks ’ readings that make them work.

" DVD Movie Guide's Colin Jacobson described the episode as " sweet and funny " and a " nice piece of Simpsons history.

DVD Movie Guide's Colin Jacobson thought the theme of the episode was unoriginal, but commented that Bart's " rapid embrace of fascism " and Lisa's " descent into hooliganism " provide " a number of funny opportunities, and ' Separate Vocations ' exploits them well.

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Bernard Jacobson of the Chicago Daily News described Turestzky as " a virtuoso of caliber unsurpassed by any other practitioner of his instrument today.

It was described as " one of the series ’ best musical numbers " by Colin Jacobson at DVD Movie Guide, and was later included in the clip show " All Singing, All Dancing ".

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In his review of The Simpsons: The Complete Twelfth Season, Colin Jacobson of DVD Movie Guide described the episode as " lousy ".

" DVD Movie Guide's Colin Jacobson described the episode as a " snag.

" Colin Jacobson of DVD Movie Guide gave the episode a mixed review, and described its main plot as " feeling a bit stale.

Giving the episode a mixed review, DVD Movie Guide's Colin Jacobson described it as " pretty average.

Giving the episode a positive review, Colin Jacobson of DVD Movie Guide described the episode as " pretty good ", writing " I like the obnoxious Screamapillar, and the way the Simpsons become seen as murderers also amuses.

White's reviews often draw extended comparisons between films of disparate genres and historical periods, an approach Mark Jacobson described as a " Darwinian praxis which all films must plead their case against all other similar films, with White as judge and jury ".