Krusty the Klown - Krusty the Klown Krusty the Klown or Herschel Schmoeckel Krustofski is a fictional character in the cartoon The Simpsons, voiced by Dan Castellaneta. Krusty is the long-time host of Bart and Lisa's favourite TV show. The TV show is a combination of kiddie variety-television hijinks with a sidekick, and cartoons including the Tom and Jerry parody Itchy and Scratchy. His original sidekick, Sideshow Bob has now been replaced by Sideshow Mel. In 1996, Krusty faked his death and lived briefly as sailor Rory B. Bellows. The episode Like Father like Clown, based on the film The Jazz Singer and first released on October 24, 1991, expanded on his origin. According to it , he was born Herschel Schmoeckel Krustofski and is of Jewish heritage. Krusty is.
Keokuk, Iowa - total population of 11,427. It is named after Sauk Chief Keokuk, who is buried in Rand Park. In The Simpsons, Krusty the Klown mentioned this town, with Walla Walla and Seattle, as funny place names. Geography Keokuk is located at 40°24'9" North, 91°23'40" West (40.402525, -91.394372)1. According to the United States Census Bureau, the city has a total area of 27.4 km˛ (10.6 mi˛). 23.7 km˛ (9.2 mi˛) of it is land and 3.7 km˛ (1.4 mi˛) of it is water. The total area is 13.42% water. Demographics As of the census of 2000, there are 11,427 people, 4,773 households, and 3,021 families residing in the city. The population density is 481.7/km˛ (1,247.5/mi˛). There are 5,327 housing units at an average density of 224.5/km˛ (581.6/mi˛). The racial makeup of the city.
Inherently funny word - sounds of English words for their inherent humour. Dave Barry's "Dave Barry Talks Back" has a column on linguistic humour. He contrasts the phrase "Richard Nixon wearing a neck-tie" with "Richard Nixon wearing a neck-weasel", and concludes that "weasel" is a very funny word. In The Simpsons episode "Homer the Clown", written by John Swartzwelder, the fictional Krusty the Klown tells Homer during a lesson at his clown college: "Memorize these funny place names. Walla Walla. Keokuk. Cucamonga. Seattle." George Carlin talks about kumquats and succotash in his older routines. In the Dilbert comic strip dated from December 21 1989, Dilbert uses his computer to determine the funniest words in the world, coming up with "Chainsaw", "Weasel", "Prune" and any reference to Gilligan's Island. Many have conjectured that the word "Duck".
The Simpsons episode list - The Art Museum May 1, 1988 Zoo Story May 8, 1988 Season 3 Shut Up, Simpsons November 6, 1988 Shell Game November 13, 1988 The Bart Simpson Show November 20, 1988 Punching Bag November 27, 1988 Simpson Christmas December 18, 1988 The Krusty the Clown Show January 15, 1989 Bart the Hero January 29, 1989 Bart's Little Fantasy February 5, 1989 Scary Movie February 12, 1989 Homer Hypnotism February 19, 1989 Shoplifting February 26, 1989 Echo Canyon March 12, 1989 Bathtime March 19, 1989 Bart's Nightmare March 26, 1989 Bart of the Jungle April 16, 1989 Family Therapy April 23, 1989 Maggie in Peril (Chapter One), April 30, 1989 Maggie in Peril (The Thrilling Conclusion), May 7, 1989 TV Simpsons, May 14, 1989 The Series Season 1 Simpsons Roasting on an.
Clown - with white face, e.g. Joey Grimaldi. the grotesque clown: who uses exaggerated make-up and costumes. the character clown: who adopts the character of some common type, often a policeman or a hobo. Prime examples of this type of clown are Emmett Kelly and Charlie Chaplin The rodeo clown has one of the most dangerous jobs in all of show business. He must protect other performers from bucking horses and charging bulls while also entertaining the audience. Some famous clowns: Bozo the Clown, franchised clown, played by many local television performers Krusty the Klown, from the Simpsons animated series Slim Pickens, rodeo clown and film actor. Emmett Kelly, "sad clown" with the Ringling Brothers, Barnum and Bailey Circus. Joey Grimaldi the Ronald McDonald character Karandasch (Michail Nikolajewitsch Rumjanzew) Grock (Adrian Wettach) Oleg.
Sideshow Bob - character in The Simpsons, voiced by Kelsey Grammer. Sideshow Bob was Krusty the Klown's silent (during the Krusty show) sidekick. He is known for his abnormally large feet. Warning: Wikipedia contains spoilers Sideshow Bob is highly educated and intelligent. Angered by being overshadowed by Krusty's "dilapidated vaudeville antics", not to mention Krusty's continual abuse of Bob, he snapped and framed Krusty for armed robbery. For a while he took over Krusty's place and changed the show, making it more upmarket (for example, Krusty's catchphrase "Children, who do you love?" was replaced by the more grammatically correct "Whom do you love?"). His reign was, however, shortlived, for Bart exposed his plan and landed him in jail. Since then, he has taken the position of Evil Genius in the series - a typical.
McBain (The Simpsons) - Oregon and Seattle, Washington. (Most character Names come from streets and landmarks near Portland) Rainier Wolfcastle has, in different Simpsons episodes, been a presenter at the Academy Awards, a spokesperson for the "Powersauce" energy bar, and a celebrity judge in radio station KBBL's contest "How Low Will You Go" (along with Krusty the Klown and Madeleine Albright); he was married to Maria Quimby in the past, and his daughter Greta dated Bart in one episode. Wolfcastle has also been seen attending meetings at the Republican Party headquarters. He began his acting career in a commercial for "Fritz Schnackenpfefferhausen" Bratwurst in Austria. For a short time in 1991, The Simpsons could not use the McBain name due to the fact that a movie of the same name (unrelated to the Simpsons character).
Mel Lastman - After his re-election, Lastman faced a number of challenges including: publicization of an extra-marital affair loss of the 2008 Summer Olympics to Beijing, after some controversial and seemingly racist comments by Lastman had offended many African countries a garbage strike in the midst of a visit by Pope John Paul II to Catholic World Youth Day in 2002 the worst outbreaks of SARS in North America in early 2003 the 2003 U.S.-Canada blackout which brought the city to an utter standstill, requiring evacuation of people from Toronto Transit Commission subways, and office buildings. Some, including his own staff, according to rumour, called him Krusty the Klown. He does have a reputation for promoting "bread and circuses" projects including putting hundreds of variously decorated plastic moose statues all through the city in.
Moe's Tavern - Moe's was briefly converted into a family restaurant called Uncle Moe's Family Feedbag. Moe also once revamped his tavern for yuppie hipsters, renaming the bar "M." Moe's Tavern is probably not the birthplace of the Rob Roy, as Moe claims. Moe is perpetually single and sometimes suicidal. In one episode, he has a panda-smuggling ring on the side; in another, a killer-whale smuggling ring. His claim to fame was the "Flaming Moe", a lit specialty drink whose secret ingredient is Krusty the Klown brand cough syrup. It stood to make him a fortune until Homer, the true inventor of the drink, exposed the secret ingredient allowing several competitor knockoff drinks to spawn. Moe is frequently the victim of prank telephone calls from Bart Simpson. Bart's calls to Moe have asked for:.
List of characters from The Simpsons - judge, known for lenient punishment Judge Constance Harm, newer judge, known for vindictive punishment (a Judge Judy parody) Corporate Attorney, a pasty faced lawyer with blue hair Lionel Hutz, incompetent lawyer and one time real estate broker Gil, incompetent lawyer, as well as a salesman of cars, shoes, real estate, computers (a parody of Jack Lemmon's character in the movie Glengarry Glen Ross) Related: Quimby's wife (a Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis parody) Quimby's numerous mistresses, including Miss Springfield Freddy Quimby, nephew, troublemaking playboy Clovis Quimby, nephew (brother?) Roxie, Mayor's secretary Criminal Element Snake, a recidivist crook (hold-ups, break-ins, muggings, etc.) Don Vittorio DiMaggio, godfather Anthony "Fat Tony" D'Amico, mob boss, real name Marion Joey, mob henchmen "Legs," mob henchmen Louie, mob henchmen Johnny "Tight-Lips," mob henchmen Frankie "the Squealer" Local media personalities.
List of NES games - 1988 SNK Japan only Final Fantasy Nintendo Remade for Sony Playstation under Final Fantasy Origins Final Fantasy 2 1988 Squaresoft NES version Japan only, but translated into English through emulation. Playstation remake released in the United States under Final Fantasy Origins Final Fantasy 3 1990 Squaresoft Japan only, but translated into English through emulation Fire 'n Ice Tecmo Firehouse Rescue Gametek Fist of the North Star Taxan Flight of the Intruder Mindscape The Flintstones: Rescue of Dino and Hoppy 1992 Taito The Flintstones: Surprise at Dino Peak Taito Flying Dragon: The Secret Scroll Culture Brain Formula One: Built to Win Seta Four Players' Tennis 1992 Bandai Europe only Released as Evert and Lendl Top Players'.
List of recurring characters from The Simpsons - afford a heart bypass from his regular doctor. Lisa Simpson attended the live audience for the operation and saved the day by guiding the obviously clueless Dr. Riviera through the operation. He is also shown as an inventor/huckster (in the style of Ron Popeil) on "I can't believe they invented it". "This won't hurt a bit, until I jam this down your throat!" "Holy smokes!, you need booze!" (a medical opinion of Mr.Smithers and his multiple bee stings) Drederick Tatum Drederick Tatum is a professional boxer. He has appeared in several episodes, most notably when Homer becomes a boxer. Tatum is a parody of Mike Tyson and has a similar criminal record and lisp. Duffman Mascot and spokesman for Duff Beer In his own words: "Duffman can never die, only the.
Jackie Mason - Makes You Laugh? (1995) (TV) .... Himself But... Seriously (1994) (TV) (archive footage) .... Himself "Full Wax, The" (1991) playing "Himself" (episode # 2.6) 1992 "Simpsons, The" (1989) playing "Rabbi Hyman Krustofski" (voice) in episode: "Like Father, Like Klown" (episode # 3.6) 24 October 1991 Very Best of the Ed Sullivan Show, The (1991) (TV) (archive footage) .... Himself "Chicken Soup" (1989) TV Series .... Jackie Fisher Caddyshack II (1988) .... Jack Hartounian Perils of P.K., The (1986) History of the World: Part I (1981) .... Jew #1 ... aka Mel Brooks' History of the World: Part 1 (1981) (USA: complete title) Jerk, The (1979) .... Harry Hartounian, Gas Station owner Sleeper (1973) (uncredited) (voice) .... Robot tailor Stoolie, The (1972) .... Roger Pitman.
Fast-food restaurant - http://www.carlsjr.com/ Chick-fil-a http://www.chick-fil-a.com Church's Fried Chicken http://www.churchs.com/ Dairy Queen (Brazier) Del Taco http://www.deltaco.com/ El Pollo Loco http://www.elpolloloco.com/ Fazoli's http://www.fazolis.com/ Foster's Freeze Hamburger Stand with Der Wienerschnitzel http://www.wienerschnitzel.com/ Hardee's Hot Dog on a Stick http://www.hotdogonastick.com/ In-N-Out (mainly California) http://www.in-n-out.com/ Jack in the Box KFC Krispy Kreme Donuts Krystal http://www.krystalco.com/ Long John Silver's McDonald's Nathan's Famous http://www.nathansfamous.com/ Panda Express http://www.pandaexpress.com/ Pioneer Chicken Pizza Hut Popeye's Fried Chicken http://www.popeyes.com/ Roy Rogers Family Restaurants Rubio's (mainly California) Sbarro Schlotzky's http://www.cooldeli.com/ Shakey's Pizza Sonic Drive-In http://www.sonicdrivein.com/ Steak and Shake Submarina Subway Sandwich Taco Bell Tastee Freeze The Hat (So. California) Togo's Eateries http://www.togosspeedlunch.com/ Una Mas! Wendy's Whataburger White Castle http://www.whitecastle.com/ Fictional Burger Barn in the movie What's Eating Gilbert Grape. A major event in the small fictional town of Endora, Iowa, is the arrival of the.
Fictional characters within The Simpsons - very violent ones which were made during World War II); it is also satire on violence in television programmes aimed at children. Bart and Lisa find the show's extreme violence hilarious, but in one episode their younger sister Maggie imitates the cartoon characters and hits her father Homer on the head. The fictional series has supposedly been in continuous production since early in the 20th century, first for theater release and then for television. Older Itchy and Scratchy cartoons are occasionally shown satirizing other aspects of early animation; for example a cartoon is shown in one episode of The Simpsons which closely resembles the early Mickey Mouse cartoon "Steamboat Willie". Itchy and Scratchy is a TV show within a TV show ("Krusty the Clown") within a TV show ("The Simpsons") that.
Troy McClure - Hercules "P" is for Psycho The President's Neck is Missing The Boatjacking of Supership '79 Hydro, the Man With the Hydraulic Arms Muppets Go Medieval The Greatest Story Ever Hulaed They Came to Burgle Carnegie Hall Meet Joe Blow Give My Remains to Broadway The Verdict Was Mail Fraud Leper in the Backfield Hitler Doesn't Live Here Anymore Sorry, Wrong Closet The Electric Gigolo He has hosted such TV Specials as; the Miss American Girl Pageant Buck Henderson, Union Buster Carnival of the Stars The Simpsons 138th Episode Spectacular Alien Nose Jobs Five Fabulous Weeks of the Chevy Chase Show The Simpsons Spinoff Showcase He has hosted such celebrity funerals as; Herschel Shlomo Krustofsky, aka Krusty The Clown Andre The Giant, We Hardly Knew Ye Shemp Howard: Today We Mourn A.
SNUH - Marge blames the incident on the violent content in the fictional television show Itchy and Scratchy, and starts a campaign to curb violence on television. See also: Krusty the Clown.
SpongeBob SquarePants - Bite 12-Oct-2001 - Sandy, SpongeBob and the Worm / Squid on Strike 30-Nov-2001 - Procrastination / I'm With Stupid Season 3 (Winter 2002 - Spring 2003) 21-Jan-2002 - Mermaid Man and Barnacle Boy IV / Doing Time 21-Jan-2002 - Welcome to the Chum Bucket / Frankendoodle 22-Feb-2002 - The Snowball Effect / One Krabs Trash 01-Mar-2002 - Nasty Patty / The Idiot Box 08-Mar-2002 - As Seen on TV / Can You Spare a Dime? 15-Mar-2002 - No Weenies Allowed / Squilliam Returns 22-Mar-2002 - The Algae's Always Greener / Sponge Guard On Duty 29-Mar-2002 - Krab Borg / Rock-a-Bye Bivalve 10-May-2002 - Wet Painters / Krusty Krab Training Video 17-May-2002 - SpongeBob's House Party (aka Party Pooper Pants) 01-Jun-2002 - Chocolate With Nuts / Mermaid Man And Barnacle Boy V.
SpongeBob SquarePants (character) - a completely loveable guy. SpongeBob's innocent and good intentions never let him do anything purposely wrong or harm anyone. His boss Mr. Krabs and next door neighbour Squidward seem to bear the brunt of his misadventures. SpongeBob also has exceedingly low upper body strength and has, on occasion, been known to have difficulty lifting a glass of tea. If SpongeBob persists in attempting to lift heavy objects his thin arms have a tendency to snap off and lie on the ground twitching. Career and leisure SpongeBob has a career which he takes very seriously as a frycook at the Krusty Krab. He works alongside Squidward who manages the cash register. He spends his free time with his friends and especially enjoys catching jellyfish at Jellyfish Fields. Miscellanea SpongeBob's birthday is July.
Squidward Tentacles - to show it. Squidward lives next door to Spongebob and Patrick, and plays a mean clarinet. He is the cashier at the Krusty Krab Restaurant. Spongebob and Patrick always encourage Squidward to participate in their games, but this only annoys him. While seemingly the eternal pessimist, he tries to have fun, but does not ever get the hang of it. When under extreme pressure, he has admitted to liking Spongebob. Squidward is really a good guy with a good heart, despite what he apparently wants us to believe..
