Original sentence: " Singer thought it was "overflowing with great individual scenes", and Dzikiy described it as "hilarious", "touching", and "satirical".Among the show's staff, David Mirkin, Mark Kirkland, and Ian Maxtone-Graham list it as one of their favorite episodes.MSNBC called the joke "one of those archetypal Simpsons moments, one in which the writers hit a joke so long that it goes from funny to unfunny and back to funny again," and listed the episode as their second favorite of the series.Matthew Singer of the Ventura County Reporter, however, thought their cameo was poorly integrated into the show,  and the Niagara Gazette's Phil Dzikiy thought it seemed "a little forced".Other critics praised "Lisa the Vegetarian" for its humor.Reviewers of the episode have praised it for its character development
Edited sentence: " Matthew Singer of the Ventura County Reporter thought it was "overflowing with great individual scenes", including the Meat Council propaganda video starring Troy McClure that "may be the funniest isolated segment in the history of the show." The Niagara Gazette's Phil Dzikiy described the episode as "hilarious", "touching", and "satirical"." The opening sequence at the petting zoo is one of Mirkin's favorite openings and set pieces in the show's history." song "one of those archetypal Simpsons moments, one in which the writers hit a joke so long that it goes from funny to unfunny and back to funny again," and listed the episode as their second favorite of the series.Among the show's staff, David Mirkin, Mark Kirkland, Matt Groening and Ian Maxtone-Graham list it as one of their favorite episodes.He thought it was "absolutely hilarious", and praised Kirkland for his animation on it.MSNBC called the "You don't win friends with salad.Mirkin enjoyed the use of Apu in the episode, because he shows Lisa that "the way to get people to change is through tolerance and understanding.Reviewers of the episode have also praised it for its character development.Singer, however, thought their cameo was poorly integrated into the show, and Dzikiy thought it seemed "a little forced".Television critics have praised "Lisa the Vegetarian" for its humor