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The Simpsons Movie You Didn't See / Take 1
Check out TV Guide's exlusive deleted scenes from this summer's cartoon mash.
Suosikki 1
Suosikki 2
Suosikki 3
Youth magazine from Finland featuring The Simpsons.
Wicked TXT
Scan from TXT-message book featuring the Simpsons.
Hollywood reporter 1
Hollywood reporter 2
Hollywood reporter 3
Special Hollywood Reporter's 300th episode
celebration issue. First three pages from the story Anatomy
of the Simpsons.
The Simpsons Script 1
The Simpsons Script 2
"Scuse Me While I Miss the Sky"
Script These photogarphed scans comes from the actual Simpsons
scripts. There are just few pages taken from here and there just
to show you what kind of script actually is. Episode 'Scuse Me While
I Miss the Sky.
The Sun
The SimpSuns. How hapless Homer turns into topless
page 3 fella. (2003).
Off the Mark 1
Off the Mark 2
Off the Mark 3
Off the Mark 4
Off the Mark 5
Off the Mark 6
Off the Mark 7
Off the Mark Simpsons parodies by Mark Parisi.
Simpsons Illustrated
1
Simpsons Illustrated 2
Simpsons Illustrated 3
Simpsons Illustrated 4
Simpsons Illustrated 5
Simpsons Illustrated 6
Simpsons Illustrated 7
Simpsons Illustrated 8
Simpsons Illustrated 9
Simpsons Illustrated 10
Simpsons Illustrated 11
Simpsons Illustrated 12
Contains
lots of photos from the production of the Simpsons and other notes. (bites).
Joe 1
Joe 2
Joe 3
Tales from our inner
lives and Homer too. (Vol 1, #2, 1999).
Keyboard 1
Keyboard 2
Keyboard 3
Keyboard 4
Keyboard 5
Keyboard 6
Keyboard 7
Keyboard 8
Keyboard 9
Keyboard 10
Keyboard 11
Keyboard 12
Keyboard 13
Keyboard 14
The anatomy of scoring
a TV show the Simpsons. (January 1993).
7 Päivää 1
7 Päivää 2
features basic press
story about new season and characters. (Finnish language).
Hemma Bio Page
The Simpsons DVD review. Also, page 60 which features image done by Jukka.
with a link on our website. (Swedish language, 2001).
What Satellite 1
What Satellite 2
What Satellite 3
What Satellite 4
Relax! All-new exclusice
to satellite. but Homer's got the remote (11/02).
Script 1
Script 2
Script 3
Script 4
Script 5
Matt Groening and David X.
Cohen - Creators of the Simpsons and Futurama. (5/5).
The Door 1
The Door 2
The Door 3
The Door 4
The Door 5
The Door 6
The Door 7
The Sprinfield Blessing. An
interview with Harry Shearer, voice of the Simpsons. (May/June 1999, 164).
Katso 1
Katso 2
Katso 3
Katso 4
First story
about the Simpsons on Finnish tv magazine called Katso! (Finnish language, 1991.Anarchy of
pastel colors. The Simpsons breaks the records. (Finnish language, 1997).
Like Uutiset
Tabloid
type of story about the Simpsons on finnish paper. 1996.
Northern Now 1
Northern Now 2
Northern Now 3
Northern Now 4
Northern Now 5
He's no Homer - actor behind an American
icon.
Imax 1
Imax 2
IMAX ® Cyberworld 3D ad () The IMAX ® theathre at the Glasgow
Science Centre offers most powerful film experience ever
seen in Scotland.
MAD 1
MAD 2
MAD's black and white 2 pager from the legendary MAD magazine
featuring The Simpsons: A MAD Behind the Scenes
of "The Simpsons" Studio.
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1990
Pop Bart
The Simpsons In
Print
Behind the Scenes: Homer Video
The Simpsons In
Print
1991
Fall TV Preview by Harry Shearer
Look Whose Talking
1992
Face to Watch:Maggie Simpson Speaks!
The British comedian sues the network for more Simpsons profits.
Ullman to Fox:
Eat My Shorths
1996
Simpsons Album Imminent
Raise a glass to Homer Simpson. His favorite beer has had its day in court, and won.
Judge in Favor of Homer's Beer
Homer's
Greatest Moments
1997
For boys, basketball star Michael Jordan is tops; for the girls, the Fresh Prince's Will Smith is number one.
Kids Most Admire
Bart Simpson
Simpsons Win Peabody Awards
Double Play
For Simpsons Hank Azaria
Charles Montgomery Burns
Simpsons to
Pass Flintstones Record
How did X-Files
end up in Springfield?
Homeric
Struggle
The Simpsons Detrhone Fred and Wilma
Winner
of Simpsons home announced
Second drawing
may provide winner
Simpsons House still waiting new owner
Celebrities
celebrate
Mr. Groening
signs his dream house
The Sixth Simpson
Homer comes
home to Henderson
Thousands
lining up to see Simpsons
Home Sweet
Homer
Cool pad or
bad hangover
Lucky winner
to get the Simpsons house
There
goes the neighborhood
1998
The Odyssey of Homer
U2 Visits The Simpsons
Michael Jackson
wrote Do the Bartman
Satire still superior on the Simpsons
The Simpsons turn
, 200
Creator says Jacko penned
Bart classic
Simpsons Notch Early Emmys
Hitting a Homer
Simpsons Still
Great
Future perfect
The Springfield
Files
The Simpsons voices about
to change?
Bart Simpson close to
returning
The 11th-hour deal means Fox won't have to replace Dan Castellaneta (Homer), Yeardly Smith (Lisa), Hank Azaria (Apu, Moe, et. al.), Harry Shearer (Flanders, Smithers, et. al.).
The Simpsons get
their voices back
1999
Danny Elfman's music for a darkened
Simpsons censored
for catholic group
Voice of Homer Simpson
hitting stage
Groening burst onto the scene with his offbeat comic strip series Life Is Hell, which featured mono-eared Binky and his fellow bunny friend Sheba.
Matt Groening bites
the hand that feeds
Oregon may turn
nuke plant park
2000
This is college?
The Simpsons
come alive for stage show
The
Springfield connection
The Who set for season opener
My life as a ten-year old boy
Blue hair days
Raise your glass
Hi honey, I'm Homer
Faces behind The Simpsons
in Britain
All their Awful Glory
Big-Screen Homer at last?
Yeardley Smith
talks too TV Guide
The Simpsons head for 12th season
The sad, cruel
world of The Simpsons
Simpsons fanfest
attracks international
'Toonsmiths'
The Simpsons enters
12th season
The Simpsons Turns 10 today
Who gonna be
killed off?
2001
How big is The Simpsons?
From Dave And Goliath to the Homer and Ned
Bible-thumping killjoys
The Simpsoffs - Hell, d'oh, Bart
Liberated Lisa
A big screen
Simpsons at last?
What is up with
The Simpsons
Keep an open mind
Simpsons as classical. music, d'oh!
REM talk about the Simpsons session
REM piled over to the Marge Simpson ADR studio in LA earlier this week to record their much-anticipated voiceovers for their Simpsons debut, due to air in November. Ethan Kaplan of website murmurs.com was there to witness the hilarious event and said that Michael Stipe, Peter Buck and Mike Mills 'had a wonderful time'.
The Simpsos
goes global
Fan Site Applies NCAA Bracket to
DVD must for rapid
fans
Homer economics
Religion from The Simpsons
Simpsons rakes in
the
Al Jean interview
Homer's Odyssey takes Simpsons into the Theological Textbooks
Chat transcript: Nancy Cartwright
Mmmmmmmm... The Simpsons |
2002
If you're a Simpsons fan, you've heard his voicework emanating from such characters as Mr. Burns, Smithers, Ned Flanders, Principal Skinner, and many more.
10 questions: Harry Shearer
Simpsons Say Sorry
The Road to Homer
Ron Taylor, 49
Mmmmmmm... The Simpsons: Comic strip gives fans a new way to enjoy America's favorite TV family
Worst episode ever
10 questions: Harry
Shearer
How Ned became role model
Artistically
Animated
2003
"Simpsons" producer says he just can't help himself
'Simpsons 300th
Behind the lines
Actors who voice 'The Simpsons' stay loyal to show
Can you say Castellaneta? That’s OK, just try Homer
For Homer, Bart and the rest, a great run honored
As it approaches the record for longest-running comedy on television (only Ozzie and Harriet Nelson lasted longer), The Simpsons, Fox's animated theater of the absurd, marks its 300th episode tonight.
'Simpsons' marks
No. 300
Nobody D'ohs
it better
Becks not famous enough
D'ohmestic Bliss
Eternal youth keeps
Simpsons fresh
Ready, set, D'oh!
It's an inside job when 'Simpsons' do Disney
Simpsons still beating
the 'odds
McNall’s passion for all things Homer or Bart, Marge, Maggie or Lisa was firmly in place.
Man enjoys Simpsons
hobby
Fox nearly sued itself over 'Simpsons' parody
2004
Writers Working on
the Simpsons Movie
Simpsons cast member
gives 'More'
The Simpsons a realistic view of religion in America
Actors on 'The Simpsons' Drop Profit-Share Demand
Possible Last Simpsons
Season
Court compares boss
to Simpsons
Exxxcellent!
Simpsons Strike Over
The Simpsons get
their voices back
More D'oh for the
Simpsons cast
You say to-ma-to,
I say to-bac-co
Simpsons actor
is an Emmy winner
Life imitating
Bart
31st century boy
Groening vetoes live
action 'Simpsons'
Bart books hospital
appointment
Do'h or die
Winchester Residents Mull How ‘Simpsons’ Relates to Life
'Simpsons' gets local
flair from animators
Being professional
2005
The Simpsons will
go on
Simpsons celebrates
350th episode
Popular animated sitcom, The Simpsons, will postpone one of its episodes out of respect to the late Pope John Paul II and the recent crowning of Benedict XVI.
Episode postpone out
of respect to late Pope
Should The Simpsons
Just Stop?
Hank Azaria shines in weird and wonderful roles.
Not Just a Pretty
Voice
2006
Springfield Theory
In the 1995 Halloween episode of the award-winning animated sitcom The Simpsons, two-dimensional Homer Simpson accidentally jumps into the third dimension. During his journey in this strange world, geometric solids and mathematical formulas float through the air, including an innocent-looking equation: 178212 + 184112 = 192212. Most viewers surely ignored this bit of mathematical gobbledygood.
Traction with 'Simpsons' clip
The Simpsons to Show Live-Action Opening
Mmmm: A 'Simpsons' film in '07
The Simpson's are finally d'oh-ing the big screen thing.
Simpsons' Wins Ninth Emmy Award
Dr. Phil, White Stripes on'Simpsons'
2007
The Gang Celebrate 400 episodes
D'oh! Nuts
Nuclear plants protested outside 'Simpsons' premiere
'The Simpsons Movie' mania descends on convenience store
'Simpsons Movie' a hit, not a Homer
Discovering the godliness in 'The Simpsons'
A Homeric journey for animation studio
Confessions of a Surrogate Simpson
Groening: 'No end in sight' for Simpsons
The most eagerly anticipated animated film this year hits big screens this weekend, as "The Simpsons Movie" opens worldwide. The Screening Room spoke to creator Matt Groening and writer Al Jean in London about everyone's favorite two-dimensional yellow family.
"Simpsons" writers provide peek into the TV show's new season
CCI: The Simpsons Panel
May the D'oh Be With You
A parody that blends two of the world's biggest pop culture successes — The Simpsons and Star Wars — is spreading like wildfire over the internet.
2008
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