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See if Simpsons parodied your favorite cartoon From When You Dish Upon a Star    From Treehouse of Horror XII  In many other episodes, Homer is portrayed as Fred Flinstones. For example, this shows Homer finishing his work, with the theme song from the Flintstones. Here, Homer is dressed as Fred Flintstone, and Marge is Wilma Flinstone. They do have a lot in common! From Beyond Bluderdome  When Homer escapes from the producers in the episode, they go into Hollywood's Museum of Autos. Inside, there's the Bat Mobile, an armored vehicle, and the Flintstones mobile! From Treehouse of Horror V  When Homer obtained a toaster that enabled him to travel in time, he visited many other realities that existed in other dimensions. There was one where Ned Flanders ruled the world. Below, is the reality where the Simpsons have the Flintstones' house from the stone age. I sure prefer the normal house over this one! From Mobile Homer  In order to break up the argument between Homer and Marge, Bart and Lisa decided to drive the Mobile Home that caused it away. While they were looking for the right way to go, instead of having a real map, they got a Flintstones Fun Map from some restaurant! Even the Great Gazoo is in the picture! From The Simpsons Spin-Off Showcase  During the end of this episode, Troy McClure said that Fox will do more spin-off shows, including one where only Homer can see this green alien thing called Ozmodiar. If you watch the Flinstones, you will know that Ozmodiar is actaully a parody of the Great Gazoo! From HOMR  In the beginning of this episode, Bart and Lisa watches a wierd Japanimation. When Lisa asks why a wolf shoots electro-webs out of its eye, Bart replies by saying, "Cartoons don't have to make sense." Then, Ozmodiar appears, and adds, "He's right you know." The picture below shows the real Great Gazoo, who only has two antennas, whereas Ozmodiar has three!  From Children of a Lesser Clod  When Homer retells how he broke his leg, he describes himself playing basketball, jumping very high up, and reaching space. In space, George Jetson's flying saucer bumps into Homer. Homer then yells "Jetson!", like Spacely, who is Jetson's boss, did in the show. From My Big Fat Geek Wedding  In the Bi-Mon-Sci-Fi-Con, many people dressed up as their favorite cartoon character. Here, Lenny is dressed as George Jetson. Take a closer look, he does really look like him! Great make-up you got there, Lenny! From Hungry, Hungry Homer  When Homer is drugged by the Duff cooperation, Bart finds him sleeping on Santa's Little Helper kennel. This exact picture, is the parody of the famous Snoopy trademark shown below, Snoopy over his own kennel. Very interesting indeed!  From The Seven-Beer Snitch  Snowball II running away from home is strange, but Santa's Little Helper flying a plane is even stranger! The dog in the plane is actually a parody of Snoopy. In several comics, he wore a pilot outfit and flew around in his little red plane. Has Santa's Little Helper been reading the newspaper lately?  A toy of the real dog pilot, Snoopy, in its red plane.  From Missionary Impossible  When Homer pledges ten thousand dollars to the BBC and doesn't have enough money in the bank to pay for it, the BBC crew, including the Sesame street gang. Here, Elmo and the Cookie Monster is shown. They were both thrown into the church in a rubbish can, in search for Homer!  Homer tries to escape through an alley, but suddenly, this big yellow bird flies in to catch him! Yep, it's Big Bird. He looks evil to me... From Bart-Mangled Banner  After Bart "mooned" the American flag in a school activity, they were sent to the prison for America-haters, where Michael Moore, the Dixie Chicks, and Elmo is imprisoned in. Elmo says "I went to wrong fund raiser". I bet he means the fund raiser for the Communist Party, since he's all red. From Bart Star  From The Bart of War  Because South Park parodied the Simpsons in their episode, The Simpsons Already Did It, the Simpsons themselves parodied South Park in this episode. Bart says, "I just don't know how they keep it so fresh after 43 episodes", mocking the series.  Showing the excessive cartoon violence in South Park, they show Cartman's head being chopped off by O.J. Simpson. The Simpsons did a great job attacking the South Park... now that's a good parody!  From Jaws Wired Shut      When Homer is enlisted as a Blue-Collar Slob astronaut, he needs to be trained in the centrifugal force machine. Homer is spinned around at a very high veolocity to be prepared for the entry and reentry of the spacecraft. After a while, his face goes out of shape, and becomes Popeye's face! "I can't stands it anymore!" is what he says. From Homer Alone  Looks familiar eh? Homer chasing Bart in the beginning of the episode is actually taken from the Road Runner show. Beep beep! In the show, Wile E. Coyote chases the Road Runner, wishing to eat it for dinner. In this case, Homer is chasing Bart, wishing to strangle him to death!  The picture below is the Road Runner chase scene taken from the show. Look at them go!  From A Tale of Two Springfields   From Behind the Laughter   From Treehouse of Horror V  When Homer changed realities with his super toaster, it changed Kodos and Kang too. They became Peabody and Sherman from the show called Peabody's Improbable History! It's a 4.5 minute short cartoon about time travelling and meeting famous people. Makes a lot of sense including them in this episode.  |
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