The first and the last story are well-executed, recapturing the quality of the show's classic era. However, the middle story bears the hallmark of the lackluster quality found in the modern era of the program. The main flaw lies in depicting Homer Simpson effortlessly tossing opium addicts over his shoulder with a single arm, a painfully feeble attempt at humor that betrays the realistic foundations established in the show. Regrettably, this is the most disheartening aspect of modern-day Simpsons. Furthermore, it's not a story that elicits laughter and tends to be somewhat tedious, yet it may hold interest due to its approach and portrayal of the past, specifically the year 1890.
Review of Treehouse of Horror XV
