page_title: The Seven-Beer Snitch
section_title: Production
hierarchical_section_title: The Seven-Beer Snitch / Production
caption_attribution_description: Čeština: Walt Disney Concert Hall, sídlo Filharmonie Los Angeles, dílo architekta Franka Gehryho. Rodina Walta Disneyho přispěla na celý projekt více než 100 milliony dolarů. English: The Walt Disney Concert Hall, home to the Los Angeles Philharmonic, features an acoustically superior auditorium paneled in hardwood. The Disney family contributed more than $100 million to the project. Français&#160;: Le Walt Disney Concert Hall, où l'Orchestre philharmonique de Los Angeles réside, possède une salle de concert lambrissée jouissant d'une acoustique supérieure. La famille Disney a donné plus de 100 millions de dollars pour la construction de cet auditorium. 日本語: ja:ロサンジェルス・フィルハーモニックの本拠地、ウォルト・ディズニー・コンサートホール。メインホールは硬質木製パネルで構成され、音響効果に優れている。ディズニー家はこのプロジェクトに総額で１億ドル以上を拠出した。 Türkçe: Walt Disney Concert Hall, Los Angeles Filarmoni'ne ev sahipliği yapan parke, akustik olarak üstün bir oditoryuma sahiptir. Disney ailesi projeye 100 milyon dolardan fazla katkıda bulundu.
context_page_description: "The Seven-Beer Snitch" is the fourteenth episode of The Simpsons' sixteenth season. It first aired on the Fox network in the United States on April 3, 2005.
context_section_description: Frank Gehry guest starred in the episode of himself, becoming the first architect to appear on The Simpsons. According to Matt Chaban of  The New York Observer, "Because of his successful style, Frank Gehry sometimes comes under criticism for being a hack whose buildings all look the same—even if in their 50th iteration, those waving bands of metal still look amazing, fresh and different. This sensibility was, like so many other things, immortalized on The Simpsons." The episode makes fun of Gehry's architectural style in a throwaway gag, which sees Gehry becoming unintentionally inspired for the design of the concert hall after crumpling up Marge's letter and hurling it to the ground. The crumpled letters becomes the model for the building. As a result of the scene, according to Gehry, many people believe this is how he actually received the inspiration for his real-life buildings, particularly the Walt Disney Concert Hall, though this is not the case. He told the public affairs show Fareed Zakaria GPS on CNN in September 2011 the gag was just "a fun – fun thing. But it has – it has haunted me. People do – who've seen The Simpsons believe it." He also commented that "Clients come to me and say crumple a piece of paper, we'll give you $100 and then we'll build it."
caption: Walt Disney Concert Hall, designed by Gehry, is thought by many to have been inspired by a piece of crumpled paper.
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