Here are your messages: ‘You have 30 minutes to move your car,’ ‘You have 10 minutes,’ ‘Your car has been impounded,’ ‘Your car has been crushed into a cube,’ ‘You have 30 minutes to move your cube.’— Homer
Here are your messages: ‘You have 30 minutes to move your car,’ ‘You have 10 minutes,’ ‘Your car has been impounded,’ ‘Your car has been crushed into a cube,’ ‘You have 30 minutes to move your cube.’— Homer
Hey collectors, Hot Properties!, the company which has previously realsed many of the Simpsons pins, magnets and antenna toppers have now released the first series of Collector 3-D Pins. They are not yet featured on their site but they are like the Family Guy ones they released which are about 1.5 inches and made of rubber with very high detail. First series in the pins has 6 including Homer with Duff and Remote, Ralph Picking Nose, Blinky, Mad Bart, Homer Oooh and Krusty. The site sells them for under $2 but stores have them for about $5. They do go fast from stores so keep an eye out.
Hey fans and candy lovers, the newest item for Pez collectors as well as Simpsons collectors is the new Giant Talking Lisa Simpson Pez. This is the 4th Giant Talking Pez being released, the previous 3 have been Bart, Homer and Marge. Hopefully soon we'll see a Giant Maggie Pez as well to complete the whole family. The dispenser comes with 12 stacks of Giant Pez and usually goes for around $15. Look for it in local stores and online.
James Caan and writer Thomas Pynchon guest-star as themselves. When Bart fishes Homer's vintage "Playdude" magazines out of the trash, he decides to adopt the ring-a-ding-ding lifestyle of the 1970s, as interpreted by a 10-year-old. Meanwhile, Marge stoops to sabotage to keep up with the other contestants , including Homer!, during the Ovenfresh Bakeoff.
[Hollywood News]: London, Nov 13 : One of America's favourite animated series, 'The Simpsons' is all set to take a dig at President George Bush as they will show him sending the entire Simpsons family to jail because Homer Simpson, the father of the family, bares his butt at the American flag.
The episode will show Homer mooning the flag after his shorts are pulled off during a game. The entire family is then sent off to America's notorious Alcatraz prison for being 'unpatriotic,' under the new 'Govt knows best act.'
In prison Homer's fellow jail mates will include anti Republican film director Michael Moore and the former US president, Bill Clinton. The family will finally escape while taking part in a reality TV show called 'Swimming for Freedom," report the Mirror.
"It takes a few light-hearted swipes at the heightened state of alarm in America as well as Bush's re-election and fears of terror attacks," the report quoted an insider as saying. (ANI) - Site.
Another great new piece is the Island of Dr. Hibbert piece dedicated to the THOH episode. This art comes either on paper or canvas with the canvas one being slighty larger. Each is limited to 250 pieces. You can purchase them Here. Finally one last piece which is NOT yet available for sale online is the limited giclee from the "How I Spent My Strummer Vacation" episode. Features Homer, Otto, Apu, Wiggum and Barney behind a fire made of a burning guitar and Homer posing like Hendrix at the camp. Also included is a Fake CD, All Access Pass and Ticket from the event (all made up and fake but VERY cool). We'll keep you updated or keep visiting the great people at Wonderful World of Animation for more updates and selection of great Simpsons art.
Hey football sports fans and New England Pat fans, QB Tom Brady is set to be on the Super Bowl episode of the Simpsons.
The Feb. 6 installment of the long-running Fox-TV comedy will spoof last year's infamous Super Bowl half-time show that starred Janet Jackson's left booby.
In it, Homer's exotic dance routine wins him a gig as a choreographer for a chorus line of sports stars including Tom, Michelle Kwan, Yao Ming, LeBron James and Warren Sapp. Well! Judging by the last two Super Bowl parades, we know Tom could certainly use some help with his moves!
Sadly though, Homie asks his evangelical neighbor, Ned Flanders, to help him put on the Super Bowl half-time show and it is so inoffensive, viewers revolt! Full Story.
Entertainment Weekly talked to “The Simpsons” executive producer Al Jean who not only revealed secrets about upcoming episodes in the 16th season of the hit animated comedy but also an update on the possible movie.
According to Jean, the show’s writers are working on the long-promised feature film, with a targeted 2008 release date. They’ve even laid down some possible plotlines but won’t spoil anything this early.
“There are a couple things on the show that I steered away from what might be in the movie,” Jean says. “The biggest thing is you don’t want to do a movie that’s not reflective of the quality of the show, and you don’t want the quality of the show to slip because you’re doing the movie. So we’re taking a little time.”
- Online Star.
