The Tracey Ullman Show | Simpsons Wiki | Fandom powered by Wikia The Tracey Ullman Show ► The Tracey Ullman Show logo The Tracey Ullman Show was a weekly American television variety show, hosted by British comedian and one-time pop singer Tracey Ullman . It debuted on April 5, 1987 as the FOX network's second primetime series and ran until May 26, 1990. The show featured sketch comedy along with many musical numbers, featuring Emmy Award-winning choreography by Paula Abdul. The Simpsons The Simpsons as they originally appeared on The Tracey Ullman Show The Simpsons first appeared as short vignettes on the Tracey Ullman Show. These cartoon shorts acted as bumpers that are shown before and after commercials. The shorts were written by Matt Groening and animated at Klasky-Csupo by a team consisting of David Silverman , Bill Kopp and Wes Archer (in the later seasons, the shorts were animated by Silverman and Archer) Dan Castellaneta , Nancy Cartwright , Yeardley Smith and Julie Kavner provided the voices of characters Homer Simpson , Bart Simpson , Lisa Simpson , and Marge Simpson .

The characters were crudely drawn because Matt Groening assumed that the animators would clean them up after he submitted the rough sketches to them. Instead, the animators simply traced over the sketches. The first short, Good Night , was aired on April 19, 1987. Later, the shorts were given their own segment on the show before the cartoon was developed into a 30 minute TV animated spin-off in 1989. Tracey Ullman Show Tracey Ullman Show By Wikipedia The Tracey Ullman Show was a weekly television variety show, hosted by comedienne Tracey Ullman. It debuted in April 1987 as the FOX network's first series and ran until May 1990. The show featured sketch comedy along with many musical numbers. Much of the current success of FOX can be attributed the hugely successful spin-off , The Simpsons . The show won eight Emmy Awards, including two for Outstanding Variety, Music or Comedy Program. The Simpsons shorts The Simpsons made their TV debut on he Tracey Ullman Show in 1987.

Courtesy FOX The Simpsons family debuted in short animated cartoons on The Tracey Ullman Show before being spun off into their own half-hour series. These shorts, also called "bumpers", aired before and after commercial breaks during the first three seasons of the show. All of them were written by Matt Groening and animated at Klasky-Csupo by a team of animators consisting of David Silverman, Wes Archer, and Bill Kopp. The characters' yellow skin color was invented by colorist Georgi Peluse, who wanted to make the cartoons more interesting and unique. Matt Groening has joked that it was done so people would think the tint control was broken on their TV set, as a high tint setting can cause a Caucasian person's skin to appear yellowish. In the beginning, the drawings appeared very crude because the animators were more or less just tracing over Groening's storyboards, but as the series developed, so did the designs and layouts of the characters and the "Simpsons drawing style" was ultimately conceived. This style evolved even more throughout the first few seasons of The Simpsons and was used more than a decade later on Futurama, another animated series created by Matt Groening. Dr.

N!Godatu was another series of animated shorts created by M. K. Brown (and animated by the same Klasky-Csupo team) that alternated every other week with the Simpsons shorts, but were dropped after the first season of the show. By this point, Groening's shorts had gained much more popularity and the producers saw no reason to continue Brown's shorts. Share Your Memories! Do you have a favorite episode of Tracey Ullman Show? What do you remember about the series? Share your stories with the world ! (We print the best stories right here!) The Simpsons - Season 8 Reviews - Metacritic Starring: Hank Azaria , Harry Shearer , Nancy Cartwright Summary: Originally created by cartoonist Matt Groening, "Our Favorite Family," has graced the small screen in one form or another for over 20 years. The Simpson family first appeared on television as the subjects of interstitial "shorts" on The Tracey Ullman Show in April of 1987. The SimpsonsOriginally created by cartoonist Matt Groening, "Our Favorite Family," has graced the small screen in one form or another for over 20 years.

The Simpson family first appeared on television as the subjects of interstitial "shorts" on The Tracey Ullman Show in April of 1987. The Simpsons remained a staple on The Tracey Ullman Show for three seasons until they premiered in their own half-hour series, on December 17, 1989. With the help of Jim Brooks and Sam Simon, Matt Groening's cartoon family turned into an instant success. Set in Springfield, the average American town, the show focuses on the antics and everyday adventures of the Simpson family; Homer, Marge, Bart, Lisa and Maggie, as well as a virtual cast of thousands. Since the beginning, the series has been a pop culture icon, attracting hundreds of celebrities to guest star. The show has also made name for itself in its fearless satirical take on politics, media and American life in general. Currently in its 21st season, The Simpsons has piled up over 440 episodes, over 20 Emmy Awards, a handful of music albums, countless endorsements and merchandise, and even made the jump to the silver screen in the summer of 2007 with The Simpsons Movie.

And according to Matt Groening, "There is no end in sight."… Expand Genre(s): Comedy, Animation Season 8 premiere date: Oct 27, 1996 Episode Length: 30 Maggie « The Simpsons Comments (RSS) Maggie Margaret “Maggie” Simpson is a fictional character in the animated television series The Simpsons. She first appeared on television in the Tracey Ullman Show short “Good Night” on April 19, 1987. Maggie was created and designed by cartoonist Matt Groening while he was waiting in the lobby of James L. Brooks’s office. She received her first name from Groening’s youngest sister. After appearing on The Tracey Ullman Show for three years, the Simpson family was given their own series on the Fox Broadcasting Company which debuted December 17, 1989. Maggie is the youngest child of Marge and Homer, and sister to Bart and Lisa. She is often seen sucking on her pacifier, and when she walks she trips over her clothing and falls on her face. Due to the fact that she can not talk, Maggie is the least seen and heard in the Simpson family.

Maggie’s squeaking parts are currently provided by Nancy Cartwright, but the few words Maggie has spoken have been provided by James Earl Jones and Academy Award-winning actress Elizabeth Taylor. Maggie has appeared in various media relating to The Simpsons – including video games, The Simpsons Movie, The Simpsons Ride, commercials and comic books – and has inspired an entire line of merchandise. . The Simpsons uses a floating timeline in which the characters do not physically age, and as such the show is assumed to be set in the current year. In several episodes, events have been linked to specific times, though sometimes this timeline has been contradicted in subsequent episodes. Maggie is the youngest child of Marge and Homer, and sister to Bart and Lisa. When Marge became pregnant with Lisa, she and Homer bought their first house. Soon Marge became pregnant with Maggie and, unable to support his family, Homer reapplied for a job at the Springfield Nuclear Power Plant. During the earlier seasons of the show, Maggie’s equivalent of a hallmark was to trip over her clothing and fall on her face while trying to walk, causing a loud thud on the floor,but this was toned down in the later seasons.

She has penchant for her pacifier, on which she is always seen sucking. Maggie has performed a number of feats that suggest she is a baby genius. She has spelled out E=MC² with her baby blocks, driven Homer’s car, escaped from the Springfield daycare center, and written her name on an Etch-A-Sketch.Maggie is keenly aware of her surroundings, and can usually be seen imitating the flow of action around her. She shows a high degree of dexterity, and she once hit Homer on the head with a mallet and shot a dart at a photograph of him in imitation of Itchy and Scratchy.Despite her age, Maggie is a formidable marksman, as seen in “Who Shot Mr. Burns?” where she shoots Mr. Burns with a handgun (although this was shown to be accidental as the gun fell into Maggie’s hand and unexpectedly went off), and in a more intentional manner during “Papa’s Got a Brand New Badge” where she is able to non-fatally shoot a group of mobsters in rapid succession with a rifle that she apparently hides in her crib.

Maggie is usually frightened and exasperated by Homer’s attempts to bond with her, but has on several occasions stepped in to save Homer’s life: once from drowning, once from being shot by mobsters,once from being kidnapped by a tow truck driver, and once from being shot by Russ Cargill, head of the United States Environmental Protection Agency‎. . Matt Groening first conceived Maggie and the rest of the Simpson family in 1986 in the lobby of James L. Brooks’s office. Groening had been called in to pitch a series of animated shorts for The Tracey Ullman Show, and had intended to present an adaptation of his Life in Hell comic strip. When he realized that animating Life in Hell would require him to rescind publication rights for his life’s work, Groening decided to go in another direction, and hurriedly sketched out his version of a dysfunctional family and named the characters after members of his own family. The baby of the family was named Maggie after Groening’s youngest sister. Maggie then made her debut with the rest of the Simpsons family on April 19, 1987 in the short “Good Night”.

In 1989, the shorts were adapted into The Simpsons, a half-hour series that would air on the Fox Broadcasting Company. Maggie and the rest of the family remained the main characters on this new show. The entire Simpson family was designed so that they would be recognizable in silhouette. The family was crudely drawn, because Groening had submitted basic sketches to the animators, assuming they would clean them up; instead, they just traced over his drawings. Maggie’s physical features are generally not used in other characters; for example, in the later seasons, no character other than Lisa shares her hairline. While designing Maggie and Lisa, Groening “couldn’t be bothered to even think about girls’ hair styles”.At the time, Groening was primarily drawing in black and white and when designing Lisa and Maggie, he “just gave them this kind of spiky starfish hair style, not thinking that they would eventually be drawn in color”. Groening thought that it would be funny to have a baby character that did not talk and never grew up, but was scripted to show any emotions that the scene required.

Maggie’s comedic hallmarks include her tendency to stumble and land on her face while attempting to walk, and a penchant for sucking on her pacifier, the sound of which has become the equivalent of her catchphrase and was originally created by Groening during the Tracey Ullman period. In the early seasons of the show, Maggie would suck her pacifier over other character’s dialogue, but this was discontinued because the producers found it too distracting. Like this: The Simpsons Theory | Spinpasta Wiki | Fandom powered by Wikia [ show ] Introduction It was in December 17 1989 when the world was introduced to the family known as Simpson. They are thought to reside in a town called Springfield in an unknown state within USA. They can be seen several times a week on almost any channel at almost any time. The series is presented as an animated sit-com that is a spin-off from The Tracey Ullman Show where they first appeared in April 19 1987. There are innumerable fansites that one can find loads of information of "America's Favourite Family". Such sites can provide information on those who provide the voices for the characters and on the animation of the series.

This is all a lie! I intend to show that there is a big coverup concerning the people of Springfield and especially of the Simpson family. Fox Broadcasting, The Environmental Protection Agency, The Atomic Energy Commission, World Nuclear Association, US Department of Energy, Nuclear Energy Agency, American Nuclear Society, Nuclear Energy Institute, United States Nuclear Regulatory Commission and even the federal government of the United States of America including the President, are all involved in this dastardly conspiracy of the largest civilian nuclear disaster of all time. We have all heard of Three Mile Island and Chernobyl. But no one has heard of the terrible tragedy of Springfield, USA. Why is that? Why is the lackluster management of C. Montgomery Burns allowed to have become so bad? Why is he not in jail for crimes against the environment and against the people of Springfield? And why is his portrayal on The Simpsons seen as a comical farce when it fact he is the greatest monster of all time! And why the coverup? Why the conspiracy? The governmental and non-governmental agencies are to protect the American public from the mismanagement of poorly constructed and poorly run nuclear power plants.

Yet the people of American and even the world, must suffer from the poisons that spew from Springfield. Why has nothing been done about this? Is this one of those "Too Big Too Fail" things? Could the exposure of Springfield's nuclear disaster cause too many people to be negatively affected and that their careers will be ruined? The coverup is real. There are real lives affected here and people are suffering and have suffered needlessly. And the best way to hide something is put it in plain sight. By showing The Simpsons as an "animated" sit-com and pretending that they are figments of the Matt Groening imagination, the lie that is The Simpsons can be hidden from the truth. The truth is that this is not an animated series like we are led to believe. The truth is that it is a reality show featuring the lives of real people in a real town suffering from the effects of a real environmental disaster. The lies will be shown for what they are! The main intention of this site is to show that the people of Springfield are real people. I intend to provide evidence of their possible deaths from radiation poisoning. I intend to show that the "first" season was in fact the final season of the Simpsons.

I will show that all the events of this show have happened in a span of only one year. And I will prove to you that there are many many people who are trying to hide the truth of a huge disaster that has taken place in the United States of America. Date of Recording There is appreciable speculation on when this series was first recorded and this is hampered by the lack of events or dates that are mentioned that can show specific times and dates within the series. There are clues, but those clues are few and far between. To start off, there must be some assumptions that must be made. These assumptions include: That season one is the final season of the Simpsons and not the first as it is widely portrayed. That the Simpsons on The Simpson Shorts that are The Tracey Ullman Show are one in the fact the same. The cast of The Simpsons never appear to age. That the term "animation" that is used to describe The Simpsons is an intentional deception.

That the different appearances of the Springfield residents that are seen in The Simpson Shorts and in season one of The Simpsons are not the result of the animators not settling on a certain style, but in fact evidence of widespread and drastic diseases that the people have contracted through radiation exposure and through other toxic environmental factors. That all the content ever recorded for The Simpsons was all done before April 1987, the date of when the Simpson family first appears on American television for the first time on the Tracey Ullman Show. That the use of "voice actors" like Dan Castellaneta, Julie Kavner, Nancy Cartwright, Yeardley Smith, Harry Shearer, Hank Azaria and multitudes more is just a scheme to add layers to the Simpsons Conspiracy and make it difficult to expose the truth. That the conspiracy is known to those in position and yet they choose to remain oblivious to this plight of the Springfield citizenry. Krusty has a heart attack in 1986Tracey Ullman style Simpsons It was on April 5 1987 that 20th Century Fox Television that The Tracey Ullman Show made its debut on American TV.

In this new series that premiered we are introduced to the Simpson family the in segments called The Simpson Shorts. The appearance of the Simpsons is compared to that of poorly drawn animation. Later in 1989, these Simpson people get their own television series named after them call The Simpsons. It becomes discernible that the appearance of this family is considerably different. Some say that a larger budget allows for better animation techniques. I say otherwise. In Episode Twelve Krusty is arrested and in a news article that is featured a day before his trial, we see footage of a heartattack that Krusty experienced in 1986. This is proof apparent that the Springfieldians were around and relatively healthier than they would be in less than a year later. The footage seen may not have be captured by a Fox cameraman but it is still compelling evidence on the condition of the people in 1986 and then their condition as seen in The Simpson Shorts in 1987. Environmental Destruction As I have shown in Season One, these people are suffering from innumerable diseases. I can point easily to the source of this epidemic to the leaking radiation of Springfield Nuclear. It is this radiation that not only affects the people, but also effects the environment.

Within several episodes in the first season alone, we see uncensored images of environmental damage. In Episode Two we see a plant that starts out as green and then is seen in a later scene as orange. It is in Episode Four there is a spooky orange sky during the daytime. This cannot be attributed to a sunset as it is still too early in the day for such and event. We are also shown a landscape raped with toxins that the soil is miscoloured and it burns constantly. Again in Episode Five, we see a skyscape that is out of the ordinary. Normal blue in one direction, an ominous red-orange color. Episode Seven shows off colour leaves as the Simpsons trek through the forest. Radioactive materials released wantonly into the environment can do many strange and not so wonderful things. In order for Fox Broadcasting to explain the odd looking people and scenery, they came up with a story that was widely and easily accepted. Fox announced that this is an animated series. Are we to believe that some guy sat at a table and drew each and every frame of The Simpsons? I think not. These people we see on The Simpsons are evidently real flesh and blood people. An animator just cannot add so much detail to the show simply with a pencil.

We see signs and symptoms of diseases and the subtle nuances of pollutions effect on the people and places of Springfield. Not even the most dedicated animator with an obsessive attention to detail can come up with this much information in every single frame of The Simpsons. This points to the reality of the series The Simpsons. These are real people who happen to live in a nuclear tainted location. To say that the suffering of their bodies is a comical farce of an animated cartoon is insulting. To say that it is just a animators style that explains the weird sky and odd land is a travesty. Yet most of world swallowed this hook, line and sinker! Fox had to come up with something to explain the odd situation of Springfield. This was the first lie in the vast coverup of the people and places that are seen on The Simpsons. But why do this in the first place? If they said the truth that this is a real show with real people, then people would cause an outcry on the huge nuclear disaster that happened and is happening in Springfield and the surrounding communities. The lawsuits and criminal investigations would eat into the coffers of Fox and everyone else involved. Money is god to the greedy and losing their god is worse than losing their lives.

So it is by human nature that these evil greedy people would find themselves starting to coverup the devastation of Springfield and its residents. Widespread Disease On the Season One page is a list of a myriad of diseases that the residents of Springfield have. Diseases that go untreated get worse with time and this is clearly perceptible in these afflicted citizens. It is easy to get an idea of the time sequence of The Simpsons by looking at the progression of their diseases. Since diseases always conclude with the death of the individual and their progression into a state of inferior health, we can see the timeline of the series recording in the people themselves. On The Tracey Ullman Show, the Simpsons are seen in their final days as cancer and other wasting diseases are taking their toll. In Season one of The Simpsons, we see throughout the season varies stages of decline in each and every episode. It is conclusive that the order of the episodes on season one are not shown in sequence. It is because of their extremely poor health on The Tracey Ullman Show and the news blurt of Krusty's heartattack in 1986 that we must conclude that the entire series was recorded in about a years time.

In 1986 Krusty appears "normal". By the time he appears in The Tracey Ullman show, he and others are in a severely dire state of health. In later seasons, the Simpsons and other members of Springfield are only in the beginning stages of their decline in health. They suffer from on jaundice and goiter and it is this look that is dominate in seasons two and up. I will call this "normal" for lack of a better term. This decreasing health of Springfield is the reason why The Simpson Shorts were aired before The Simpsons and why the last weeks of Springfield is called season one despite patent evidence to show that it is the end for them. Since it was determined beforehand to use the excuse of poor animation to coverup the state of health, simply showing the series would draw attention to the conspiracy that they are trying to hide. Who can they show a chronologically accurate timeline and hide the failing health of its cast? That is why Tracey Ullman came first. Using the excuse of poor animation (which it is not because this is a reality show with real people,, not hand drawn ones like we are led to believe) they covered up the disease issue.

Then using the final weeks of Springfield, they created season one of The Simpsons. Season two appears to be a few weeks before season one and the rest of the seasons are shown in no particular order. So it is in fact that we are seeing the lives of the Simpsons and the lives of Springfield backwards. Season one is really the last season of The Simpsons. Maggie is the never aging baby The smoking gun to this argument that all of this is recorded in a short period of time is the never aging baby Maggie Simpson. We also see Bart and Lisa and every other child in Springfield always remaining in the same grade and never appearing to grow at all. But it is Maggie's lack of physical development that needs explanation. It is easy to pass off Lisa and the others since they are older and development slows down a lot after age two. Maggie is under age two and yet she seems stagnant in growth. Even though the town is strife with disease and those diseases can stunt the growth of children, these children will still learn to talk and walk and still show some growth. Maggie shows almost none of that. In the two decades of watching Maggie, she has yet to say her first sentence. She has yet to walk competently.

Add this with her siblings and we see that there is something amiss. The Simpsons had to be recorded in a time period of a year or less. Voice Actors A fake personIf you check here you will see a vast list of "voice actors". This is a list of people who have lent their voices to the people of Springfield. How come voice actors are needed for a show that is about living people? Living people have their own voices and voice actors are not needed. Point taken. But let me remind you that there is a conspiracy involving the ever popular series The Simpsons. What do Uncle Ben, Aunt Jemima, and Betty Crocker all have in common? Nothing! Because they do not exist. These people are the creation of a marketing team for their respective companies. They never existed in any shape or form. They are simply a friendly face of the company they represent. Nothing more. I could say the same about Dan Castellaneta, Julie Kavner, Nancy Cartwright, Yeardley Smith, Harry Shearer, and Hank Azaria. Who are these people? Are they in fact real? Are they a product of a marketing team?

Or is it possible that they are real living people who have been paid to provide a face for a product. Bill Cosby is a real person who was the face of Jello yet he was not involve in Jello or its manufacture. Here the voice actors did the same. Just the product is a conspiracy. If, of course, they are real people in the first place. Arnold StrongSo what about all the guest stars on the show. The Simpsons is credited with having the most guest appearances than any other show. Many living and famous people will attest that they provided their voice for some Springfield character. This is probably one of the easier counterarguments to refute. Arnold Schwarzenegger appeared in Hercules In New York and if you have ever seen this horrid movie, you will notice that Arnold provides the body, but it is someone elses voice. The Simpsons have become quite popular and many celebrities want to be associated with them. Since it was easy to replace the voice of Arnold Schwarzenegger, it is easy to replace the voice of a Springfield person. Considering the amount of content that is seen on The Simpsons, it must not be a hard job to find a suitable person that can fill in as a celebrity.

Reasons for a Conspiracy Why is there a coverup in the first place? What could be the motives for lying to the people of the world? Who are all involved in this conspiracy? In this next section, I will attempt to explain some of the possible reasons and motives for this abominable trickery. Too Big To Fail Evil Mr. BurnsThe Springfield citizenry In 2008 the phrase "Too Big To Fail" entered America's lexicon. Big money was losing big money and they needed to be bailed out with bigger money. This was a pitiful display of corporate corruption on politics. Billions of dollars were given to billion dollar companies so they could buy new toys. Truly a sickening development in American politics and business. This example of open corruption gives complete disregard to the American people. The greedy, deceitful, untrustworthy know that they can pull the wool over America's eyes because this has happened before. This event was The Springfield Nuclear Disaster Coverup that is dated to have happened sometime in the early 1980s and this serves as their precedent. There is a huge list of organizations and agencies, most of which are governmental, that dropped the ball on regulating the nuclear plant in Springfield.

So many people would be affected in a negative way if there was an investigation on the actions and inactions of C. Mongomery Burns, many would have to answer embarrassing questions on their own personal incompetence. People would be fired and lose their pensions and benefits. Some may even have to go to jail. Nobody wants that, do they. So they all came up with a grand plan to make a scheme to hide the truth. They decided to erase all history of Springfield. Lock up any evidence of any person who has ever lived or worked in Springfield. Silence anyone who didn't play along. And they came up with the brilliant plan to hide in open sight. Sure this plan meant that tens of thousands of Springfield and surrounding residents would die, but at least the evil people at Fox, EPA, Atomic Energy Commission, World Nuclear Association, US Department of Energy, Nuclear Energy Agency, American Nuclear Society, Nuclear Energy Institute, United States Nuclear Regulatory Commission, the president of The United States and even those secret members of the World Government can all sleep in their own beds and still buy all their new toys. The new god, Money Fox Television was a new enterprise in the 1980s and they were still looking to make their mark on American television.

I believe that they sent investigative reporters to Springfield when they caught wind of a nuclear disaster in the making. They must have sent hundreds of camera crews within Springfield and its surrounding communities to document the ruination of the people and environment. But these well intentioned Fox reporters were quickly rounded up and forced to work for the conspirators. Those involved did not want their conspiracy exposed before it could even be launched. After bribing the CEOs of Fox, they silenced any reporter that would not join them. This gives perfect reason to why there is so much footage on Springfield. This also accounts to why no one has ever leaked anything to the whistleblower site WikiLeaks. No right minded evil plotter would let anyone know the truth, especially if the truth being revealed meant losing all their prestige and luxuries. And now with Fox on the side of the conspirators, a new and vast media franchise was at their disposal. With Fox making and editing the Springfield footage, lies about the suffering of the people could be created. radiations effects on film and video tape could be said to be a new creative way of animation. The grotesque appearance and obvious signs of disease can once again be animators styling. Showing Springfield as a disaster would also hide the disaster.

Weekly and even daily showings of The Simpsons would brainwash the public into believing that Springfield does not exist and never has existed. When Fox came aboard, this was a great advance in the plot that the evil doers ploy. They could now plaining hide the truth in sight of the world and no one would ever find out. But they didn't figure that I, Stacey Reid of Canada would see them for who they really are. For any evil organization, money is king. The promise of new wealth is a great motivator for these unrighteous hooligans. The threat of fines, jail and exposure are all the reason they need to lie, cheat, steal, and even murder. For them to brush aside all the people of Springfield and watch them die is nothing more serious than swatting an annoying mosquito. If it is too big to fail, not even the death of tens of thousands is enough to stop it, or even slow it down. The corpses of the dead did not even act like a speed bump on the greedy pursuit of wealth and luxury. Wormhole to another reality Wormhole In Episode Nine there is an odd scene that shows Marge's fantasy of cheating on Homer with some guy named Jacques.

It is not possible to record someone's thoughts. So how did the corrupt Fox cameramen do this. One possibility is that a wormhole has been created. A wormhole is the ultimate fantasy of any sci-fi fan. If they exist and if they can be created on demand, then space travel can become easier than travelling to anywhere on the earth. There are wormholes that take you to the future, others to the past, some can take you vast distances, others lead to new dimensions and even alternate universes and realities. With all the excess radiation leaking from the Springfield Nuclear Plant, a wormhole could have generated itself spontaneously within Springfield city limits. If this thought is true, it would be probably the greatest discovery since the invention of fire, the wheel and writing. It also would be something that evil troublemakers would want to hide. Like it is known, our thoughts are our own. So for a Fox cameraman to be able to record a dream sequence of Marge is strictly impossible. Unless of course you have a wormhole to an alternate reality where Marge married Jacques and divorced Homer.

Take a camera there and film a scene of the happy couple dancing and splice it into the time Marge is fainted on the cafeteria floor and now you have a "dream sequence". Except this dream really is happening is some other universe. Wormholes to any place and any time would be a great way to make money. Could you imagine finding an universe where gold is a common as dirt? Bringing that back here would make the worlds first trillionaires. Such a device that holds such enormous promise simply cannot be shared with any of us ordinary folks. What are we the commoners on this planet going to do with all the new wealth of money, information or technology? Obviously only the greedy World Government and corporations can properly handle such affairs. Thank God for these people. In case you haven't noticed, I am being sarcastic here. Mind reading devices Mind reading deviceMind reading device preventer Or maybe another reason for a conspiracy is that the conspirators do in fact own a mind reading device. Maybe the dream sequence we saw was really a dream sequence. Such a device in the hands of greedy corporations would lead to record profits as they can start marketing the exact things we desire.

There is no more guesswork in what consumers want and that will save so much on research and trial and error. And maybe if it is possible to read minds, maybe it is not so hard to change the minds of those the conspirators what to change. Could this one fact be the reason why so many have been duped by this converup? Could this also be the reason why I am not affected my brainwashing? I watch very little TV and therefore I am not exposed to the influence of the brainwashing techniques seen in commercials and even within the programs themselves. There is a real danger that as I am intently watching the episodes of The Simpsons, I may too become victim to brainwashing. I am thankful that my tin foil hat will protect me. Parodies? Funtendo ZiiSprubway One of the greatest criticisms that I face in saying that The Simpsons was all recorded between 1986 and 1987 is the apparent product placements, parodies and even news events. How can I be so stupid in my naive belief that The Simpsons was completely and entirely recorded in the mid 1980's, when there are references to so many things that fall well after that time period?

Well, I assure you, I am not stupid. Because you do not see the lie that is The Simpsons, you are the naive fool, not me. These parodies are easy to explain and easier to refute. Because the inhabitants of Springfield are dying slow and painful deaths brought by the negligence of all those responsible, does not mean they lost their creative spirit. In fact, the one good thing from Springfield is the creativity of its citizens. Just search Google and you will see that there is a lot of opinion in the idea that Hollywood is running out of ideas. How many remakes of remakes are needed, really? Recasting and refilming movies that were just completed and marketing them as new. I personally have not watched a movie trailer or even kept track of what is out there or coming soon because I simply do not care for all this Hollywood lame entertainment. I do go to movies, but only movies that someone wants me to see with them. I have not desired to see any film in close to a decade now. I have given up on Hollywood. If you spend just a few minutes searching peoples opinions on the failing creativity of Hollywood writers and producers, you will see that they are starving for anything new.

The Simpsons has been unquestionably a rich source of new material. There have been countless TV series, movie ideas and even products all made after someone saw it on The Simpsons. Amazing new things have been inspired by the creative minds of Springfield and ruthlessly exploited by others who are making on a profit on their ideas. Tombstone Yet there is no outcry of plagiarism. There is no copyright infringement lawsuits. There is nothing being done to stop the robbing of Springfields creative treasure. Why? Why has no one in Springfield or from Fox or anywhere stepped in to prevent this? This is a major proof to my conspiracy theory. There is no legal actions because the dead cannot sue. There are so many things you cannot do to a living person. If you violate anyone one of those laws and rules, you can face civil and/or criminal action. But the dead have no such protection. If you start slandering a man saying he is a pedophile and likes to eat the hearts of his victims and this is an outrageous lie, that man can sue you. But if he is dead, you can say anything and everything about him with no consequence at all. The same goes for ideas.

If the living never got around to making a patent or something that they could copyright, then all or their ideas are open season for the taking when they are dead. This lack of legal battles over these ideas is proof positive that everyone in Springfield is dead and gone. And the thieves that take their ideas know this because if anyone believed for one second that the Springfield people are still alive, they would not even attempt to package something the Springfieldians did and mark it as their own. So the next time you see a movie parody or some sort of product on The Simpsons, remember that the dead of Springfield came up with it and never ever will be properly recognized for it. A boycott is needed for all ideas seen on The Simpsons. Hitting these conspirators in the pocketbook is the only way to get the truth out. America: Land of the freedom and home of the lawsuit Conclusion Procrastination There is one thing about The Simpsons and the portrayal of the Springfield people; they have a wonderful joie de vie. These people are plagued by disease and pollution, corruption and conspiracy and they still find the time to live. Within every episode we see the residents not wasting time and getting right to the task at hand. There is no time to waste.

Not to be taken as a panic to hurry up and finish before they die, but more of why wait when it can be done now. Krusty the Clown is arrested and convicted and jailed and released all in one week. Where else in the world can anyone get that quick level of justice anywhere? Normally even the smallest of crimes can take months to resolve. But not in Springfield. Nobody there is a procrastinator. Homer buys a motor home and takes the family camping in one day. Skinner sends Bart to "France" in a matter of hours. Everything is done quickly and efficiently. If this was anywhere else in America, labour unions would be crying foul to Springfield Nuclear and Mr. Burns. They would be wasting the precious time of Springfieldians have remaining on fighting for compensation packages for lost quality and ultimately lost quantity of life. Even the other citizens are not running to each and every lawyer in the land spending their final moments jammed in court room red tape. No. Happiness These people are saints! There is definitely a conspiracy surrounding the Springfield people on The Simpsons. When Fox Broadcasting and Gracie Films and everyone else involved in creating a so called animated series, their main concern was to diminish the tragedy of The Simpsons.

They never cared to show these people in a positive light. But they did. Fox inadvertenly showed an amazing side to life and dealing with suffering. Whereas most of the world has forgotten the value of life, the people of Springfield have embraced it to the fullest extent possible. They chose not to be mired in despair and depression, or locked into one legal battle after another. They accepted their fate and chose life over death and dying. They chose to live when everyone else would have taken the low road and whined and complained. These Springfieldians can teach us so much. And, ironically here, we have to thank the main conspirators, Fox. If there is anything to be saved from the destruction of Springfield and the death of her people it is this: Live and live well. Everyone ever born will die. That is a fact that is inescapable. We must accept it and take this precious gift that we have been given and use it for all it can offer us. Let us not waste time on what ifs and what nots. Let our time here be a shining example to all that we can be. Moaning, groaning, pity seeking, complaining, despair, hopelessness all have no place.

Life, love, happiness, acceptance, compassion and hope should govern our lives. Thank you Fox and all you other evil conspirators for this wonderful message of living.

Question: Which US cartoon series first appeared on The Tracey Ullman Show in April 1987?
Answer: The Simpsons