How the Test Was Won

Oh my god yes, this episode is when the kids of Springfield go to a trip, Ralph Wiggum sings a song called wannabe even though the song was also used on the movie Chicken Little and other simpsons episodes such as Fraudcast News and Maximum Homerdrive, this also explain us about Homer's problem, it is also used the Footloose theme song during the final scene where Principal Skinner, Chalmers and the kids are dancing to the music even though the part when they mention about Footloose in The Little Mermaid 3: Ariel's Beginning was with underwater setting on it according to the awful movies wiki from miraheze.

How the Test Was Won is a good episode. I have watched 10 other Season 20 episodes, and there is 1 bad, 3 okay, 4 good, and 3 really good episodes. This episode falls in the good category. This episode has decent humor and it is really interesting. Some other reviewers were saying that this waa the best episode of the modern era. However I am not saying that I don't like this. This episode is funny, but not super duper funny. There are many great episodes in the modern era that are better than this. Already we have 3 really good episodes, that means an episode scoring over 7.5 for me. I'm sorry other reviews, but this isn't one of the really good episodes. There was another review on here saying that this episode is terrible. I don't agree with that at all. This is a funny episode with an interesting plot and I like it, and you should give it a try. This episode is terrible, but it isn't the best of the modern age. In all, I give this a 7.2 out of 10.

"How The Test Was Won" is my favorite episode of modern-day Simpsons. At first, it seems like you're going to watch another substance-less modern episode, but as soon as Skinner is sent with the clumsy school children to Capital City, the laughter begins due to Skinner's frustrations with the immature behavior of the kids and Ralph's hilarious antics. In modern Simpsons, they often had Ralph saying nonsense just for the sake of it, as the writers thought it was funny for him to simply blurt out random things. But in this episode, they have done it quite well, very close to the style of the old episode where Bart befriends Ralph, which is also one of my favorites of the series overall for the same reason. In the end, the characters learn a valuable lesson about learning and education, leaving you with a smile on your face. Overall, it's a pleasant episode to watch and my favorite of the modern era.