The Simpsons

I hope very soon...however, I have "heard" that because sales were not quite so hot regarding Season 1, the second season may not be released. I hope that is just a rumor, and it very well may be considering the onslaught of past television shows that are being released on DVD. It's hard to believe a show as successful as Simon & Simon (Eight seasons!) would not be released considering the multitude of 80's television series', in my opinion, that do not even come close to the caliber of Simon & Simon that ARE being released. If anyone out there has heard anything different, please let loyal fans like myself hear about it.

The writers simply thought it would be good way to end the movie. Suggesting that there would be asequeleventually by letting Maggie speak her second word.

A bar manager in a tavern is responsible for overseeing the daily operations of the bar, including staff management, inventory control, and customer service. They ensure that the bar runs smoothly by coordinating with bartenders and servers, managing budgets, and maintaining a welcoming atmosphere. Additionally, they may handle ordering supplies, developing drink menus, and implementing promotional events to enhance customer experience and drive sales. Overall, the bar manager plays a crucial role in the tavern's success and profitability.

The Tourette's guy is a man named "Danny" who is purported to suffer from Tourette's syndrome, a syndrome with many symptoms including the inability to control one's vocalizations (swearing).

Danny gained popularity through a series of online videos (which some believe to be staged sketches, while others believe to be completely real). In the videos, Danny says words that are spelled very similarly to "ship," "pass," "funk," "teat dirt," "balls," "Fashion Bug" and "deck or clock."

Apparently after reaching the end of their taping, the video makers reported in 2007 that Danny died due to complications from a car accident. This was, as Danny would (almost) say, "a great big bunch of BULL SHIP," as two new videos appeared in 2010.

Actually, Danny, "The Tourette's Guy" is well alive. Nobody really knows if he had faked his death or someone spread a horrible rumor that he is dead, but yes, he is alive and well. He posted a video on Christmas of 2009, called "the return of tourette's guy" and will be making more videos in the 2010 year. There have been rumors that he went to jail... enjoy!!

He is a guy who swears and says Bob Saget.

*Danny Is playing pool* -Car honks- OH BOB SAGET!!!

I will now read these special vows which Homer has prepared for this occasion. "Do you, Marge, take Homer, in richness and in poorness" -- poorness is underlined -- "in impotence and in potence, in quiet solitude or blasting across the alkali flats in a jet-powered, monkey- navigated"... [consults the notecards] ... and it goes on like this. -- Rev. Lovejoy officiates the Simpson's wedding, "A Milhouse Divided"

No. Pinoccio was created by Carlo Codi in 1883. Bart Simpson was created by Matt Groening in 1987. Neither Mr. Codi nor Mr. Groening ever met, thus their creations had no social interactions. However some Simpsons cartoonists. who have drawn Bart Simpson, have thought of going over to Disney (which currently owns the Pinnoccio franchise) since they have been put out of work by recent outsourcing. However it is incredibly unlikely that Disney Co. will consider a new Pinoccio project as the character is seen to be dated.

The charictoristics of bart simpson are...

he's a pain in the butt

he skates on his skateboard naked

The exact date of when it debuted has apparently been lost to history.

He doesn't appear to have a favorite movie.

Sideshow Mel

Homer had a powder blue crayon lodged in his brain. In the episode HOMR, Homer found out that he had a crayon stuck in his brain from when he was a child. After having it removed from his head he displayed a large increase of intelligence, but he later had another one lodged into his brain up through his nose by Moe Szyslak who described the procedure as "the old Crayola oblongota".

The song heard when Kent is fired in the Midnight Cowboytheme & the yodeling is from the film Raising Arizona.

The Simpsons Movie - 2007 is rated/received certificates of:

Argentina:Atp

Australia:PG

Brazil:12

Canada:PG (Alberta/British Columbia/Manitoba/Ontario)

Canada:G (Quebec)

Chile:TE

Denmark:7

Finland:K-7

France:U

Germany:6

Hong Kong:IIA

Ireland:PG

Italy:T

Japan:U

Malaysia:U (cut)

Netherlands:6

Norway:7

Peru:PT

Portugal:M/6

Singapore:NC-16

Singapore:PG (cut)

South Africa:PG

South Korea:12

Sweden:7

Switzerland:7 (canton of Geneva)

Switzerland:7 (canton of Vaud)

Taiwan:PG-12

UK:PG

USA:PG-13 (certificate #43622)

Bart first calls it mr. Putter, then homer says to give it a girls name, so Bart tries 'mom', then homer says that his putters name is called 'Charlene'. It's taken from a film called Full Metal Jacket where a young soldier called his gun Charlene (and he later goes psychotic).

No the Simpsons is not a british cartoon, it is an American cartoon

The makers aim to mock everyone; including their own race.

The exact date of literally the first sketch has been lost to history so I'm afraid your question cannot be properly answered, however it's a safe assumption it was probably done prior to the debut of the series.

It started of as a short 60 second sketch on the Tracy Ullman Show on April 16th 1987 and became a day time half hour show on December 17th 1989 on Fox television. So far it's had 440 episodes. So since the Tracy Ullman Show it's been 22 years but since Fox television it's been 20 years.

Montgumery Burns

His full name is Waylon Smithers, Jr.

Marge calls him Homie

Homer's mother, Mona, played by Glen Close, appears in 'Mother Simpson' (8th episode, 7th season), 'My Mother the Carjacker' (2nd episode, 15th season) and 'Mona Leaves-a' (19th episode, 19th season).