Silly customer. You cannot hurt a Twinkie!— Apu
Silly customer. You cannot hurt a Twinkie!— Apu
As we reported recently, the Simpsons Season 5 DVD boxset will actually be released in time for Christmas 2004 on December 21st. Now we can bring you the box art for the DVD...and as I predicted, it's RED!! Looks great, don't you think? You can see a larger version by clicking the thumbnail to the right.
The word is out, and we're helping to spread it! We've gotten e-mail from many of you that The Simpsons - The Complete 5th Season has been announced by Fox Home Entertainment, and we're here to tell you it's absolutely true.
Will you have to wait until Summer 2005 to get it? Nope! Even though it has been roughly a one-year wait between season sets of The Simpsons in the past, Fox is going to get Season 5's DVD set out in time for Christmas...roughly six months after the 4th Season's release. The exact date is December 21st, so be prepared to plunge into the midst of last-minute gift-shoppers to get your hands on it! We'll brave the crowds, though, and won't give it a second thought. Read Full Article.
Hey fans, some news for all you comic book fans. Simpsons Comics from Bongo is going to be releasing the 100th comics in the series in about 2-4 weeks. The comic will be by Boothby, Ortiz, Delaney & Shum.
Bongo celebrates the 100th issue of Simpsons Comics with something old, something new, something borrowed, and something blue with the first “clip show” comic book in the history of comicdom. Finally, a brand-new, extra-long, full-length story with no advertisements! When Bart discovers that he and the rest of Springfield have been the subjects of a hundred comic books, he goes on a scavenger hunt for all the issues he can find including; the never before told story of Nuclear Power Man and Iron Foot starring Carl and Lenny, as well the gung ho, time traveling team-up of Raging Sergeant Abe Simpson and the Fighting Hellfish with Sergeant Seymour Skinner and his Grovelin' Grunts. However, Bart's search leads him to discover the terrible truth behind comic book collecting's greatest mystery. Also includes an appearance and art by special guest Sergio Aragones.
Matt Groening, the man behind 'The Simpsons' has revealed he's turned down a proposal to make a feature length episode starring real actors. He reckons fans of the show would hate the idea, but he is pledging to make an animated Simpsons movie.
Matt reckons as long as the creative talent is still flowing, 'The Simpsons' could be here to stay for a long time: "At this point I don't think there's any end in sight. I once said a few years ago that I thought I was closer to the end than the beginning, meaning that, we'd been on air for ten or twelve years at the time and I thought we'd be on another ten years."
"So I don't want to give anybody the wrong idea. Of course the show will end eventually, but not for a long, long time. We've been on the air so long that we've corrupted an entire generation of children and now they've grown up and they're 'Simpsons' writers so the stories are getting really, really weird." Read Here.
Television's most dysfunctional family are to be axed froms screens before they get too boring.
The man behind Springfield's favourite residents - The Simpsons - says it is becoming increasingly hard to develop new storylines. Matt, 50, told The Sun: "The Simpsons' success has been unbelievable.
"But the show gets harder and harder every year because we are trying to keep surprising the audience, and trying to surprise ourselves.
"I'd love to get to 365 episodes, so there's one for every day of the year with no repeats." He said the final five series would see some of the more peripheral characters, such as Bart's mate Milhouse, getting more prominent roles.
"I think we'll see more and more stories about the other characters of Springfield," he said. Read Here.
Feeling dirty? Well grab a bottle of these fun new Simpsons Crazy Foam soap dispensers. Featuring Homer and Bart these 7oz bottles features Fun Foam Soap which kids can play with and even shape all while getting clean.. it's a parents dream come true. The foam comes in different colors like blue and white and is made for ages 3 and up only. The foamy soap is also non-toxic, non-irritant and a no tears soap, so it's great for even the little kids out there. This item can be found in limited toy stores for about $6 each.
20736- Class in Session (Skinner and Krabappel)
20766- Bully Express (Springfield bullies messing with Milhouse)
13740- Krusty Kristmas (Krusty with Sideshow Mel)
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