100+ Science Fiction Characters Drawn In The Simpsons Style [The Simpsons] (37)
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This news may come as a shock, but people who like science fiction often also like The Simpsons. (I know...shocking!) And when those fans want to combine their two loves through art, the results are often quite awesome. Before we get to the massive gallery of Simpsonized science fiction characters, we need to give a huge amount of credit to the fan artists who drew all these fantastic designs. This gallery is, quite honestly, dominated ...
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Angel said:
Lo que yo les diga es poco. Hay unos MUY buenos. Vayan AHORA y veanlos.
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erikeric said:
these are great but why are they automatically making everyone look fatter?
Homer Simpson To Voice GPS Device (20)
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TomTom, a company that makes portable GPS devices for cars, has previously offered celebrity voices like John Cleese and Kitt from “Knight Rider” for its direction-giving product. Up next: notable bad driver Homer Simpson. From the NY Post: Homer Simpson [is now] available on its navigator as a download. Homer gives directions and says things like: “Woohoo! You have reached your destination and you can hold your head up high because you are a genius.” ...
Woohoo! Homer Simpson's guidance comes to TomTom (5)
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Filed under: Tech, CelebritiesHomer Simpson is probably one of the last people we'd ask for directions (unless we need to walk over to Moe's for a night cap) but that isn't stopping TomTom from using his very recognizable voice. The lovable Simpson's dad wll provide instructions in the usual Homer prose, including the usual references to food and general stupidity. The TomTom website has samples of Homer's unique direction-giving style on their website. Homer is ...
TomTom's Homer Simpson voice skin is just like the real thing, without the Duff's (35)
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Well, let's be frank. The Knight Rider GPS, while brilliant, is a bit of a stretch. Isn't it a little sad to be living out your boyhood fantasies of excitement and danger vicariously, behind the wheel of your '92 Buick Roadmaster station wagon? On the other hand, perhaps you're ready to put away your childhood dreams and hit the road in a manner more befitting your average schlub. The official Homer Simpson voice skin for ...
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Craig said:
Wait, why don't I have this yet?
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Dick said:
DOH! You missed your turn genius"
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Cory said:
Matt works for a pretty cool company...
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parc said:
badass. what other anoying fictional characters could we have lead us around town? bassakwards yoda directions? I'm in!
Bender's back, baby! New Futurama episodes are in our future (275)
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Filed under: Other Comedy Shows, Animation, Pickups and Renewals, Reality-FreeHave you grown tired of bad TV news? And by bad TV news, I mean bad news about television shows. Bad "TV news" is redundant. Well, get ready for some good news. No wait, get ready for some great news. No, great doesn't really describe it. Here is some grantasticularly wondergasmiclicious news! (And my 12th grade English teacher said I'd never amount to anything as a ...
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Dami said:
Yay! :)
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GG said:
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Nate said:
GOOD NEWS EVERYBODY!
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What if The Simpsons creator Matt Groening had animated Ghostbusters? Artist Dean Fraser runs a blog called Springfield Punx where he parodies some of his favorite stars and characters in the style of The Simpsons. Last week Fraser took on The Ghostbusters, and I just love the cartoon renderings of the classic film characters. Check out more, including the Stay Puft Marshmallow Man, after the jump. Cool Stuff is a daily feature of slashfilm.com. Know ...Shared by Daniela (1) gergi (15) Greg Brock (42) Jeffery R. (25) joshed (4) Luke (13) Stephanie (8) thomasfg (1)Gizmodo (1594) permalink
We'll laugh at this headline in the not so distant future, but for the first time, buying a 30-second ad during a Fox broadcast of The Simpsons costs less than buying the same ad on Hulu. Television broadcast ads during The Simpsons cost $20-$40 per thousand viewers. On the web, the rate jumps to $60. Shows like The Simpsons and CSI are now commanding higher ad rates on Hulu and TV.com than on television. It's ...Shared by Aaron H. (5) BritCrit (0) Charles Owens (5) Chris J. Guerra (4) Dan Sherman (17) Davis W. Frank (5) DeadRinga (50) Eli (3) Henry (0) James (12) and seven more »
