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There are a lot of towns called Springfield in the U.S., but only one is the Springfield: the fictional one where "The Simpsons" live. There are a lot of great cultural references in the animated TV series, and two California State Polytechnic (Pomona) students have fit the geographical ones onto a map as consistently as possible for a fictional place. Ever wonder where Mr. Burns lives, or exactly where the Simpsons' house is? (It's in Pressboard Estates, naturally!) Stop by Miss Tillingham's School for Snooty Girls and Mama's Boys on your way to Professor V.J. Cornucopia's Fantastic Foodmagorium and Great American Steakery. Mmmmm, steak! From This is True for 29 May 2005 Suggestions for further reading:
 by Matt Groening Amazon Price: $10.87 Customer Review: I'd be committing a sin of omission if I didn't immediately admit to having a polybagged issue of Simpsons Comics and Stories #1 somewhere in the depths of my abandoned comic collection. There was definitely a time when I actively collected every Sim...  by Matt Groening Amazon Price: $10.19 Customer Review: this is better than a lot of the newer simpsons episodes. it is a good fast read when you are bored.  by Matt Groening, Bill Morrison Amazon Price: $16.47  by Matt Groening Amazon Price: Customer Review: I bought this for my son. He is a Futurama fan & loves the calendar.  by Matt Groening Amazon Price: $11.66 Customer Review: This is a great episode index for hard core Simpsons fans. It works out best with the DVD set, as you can read about the episode and watch for things that Matt Groening picks out as his favorite jokes/parody. It is handy for younger fans who do not k... Newsfeed display by CaRP |
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