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Fancy yourself the best The Simpsons Seasons 1-20 DVD Boxsetfan ever? Then head on over to the San Diego Comic-Con this Saturday to try out for The Simpsons 20th Anniversary Special — In 3-D! On Ice! — which will air in January, but neither in 3-D nor on ice.
"I hope we find some of the most incredible super-fans that the world has ever seen," filmmaker Morgan Spurlock, who will direct the anniversary special, said during a Wednesday conference call. "Maybe there's people who want to tell stories about how it changed their life...but we hope we get great people who have great stories to tell."
How can an expert on all things Springfield get a leg up during the auditions? Spurlock suggests dressing up like a favorite The Simpsons Seasons 1-20 DVD Boxsetcharacter, or transforming yourself into some sort of "billboard" for the long-running animated series.
The open casting call will take place Saturday, July 25, at the Marriot Hotel & Marina in San Diego, starting in the morning at 10/9 CT and ending that night at 8.
In “B.I.: Bartificial Intelligence” the Simpsons adopt David, a newly developed artificial robot son, to replace Bart after he falls into a coma in THE SIMPSONS “Treehouse of Horror XVI”
Figurine representations of my representations of Mr. Burns, Smithers, and Carl at our team's end-of-semester presentation today.
Old tiles for 'Simpson' on a shop front in Whitby with the new paint removed to show the original colours. This used to be M. Simpson the butcher's shop.
USS Simpson (FFG-56) was an Oliver Hazard Perry-class guided missile frigate of the United States Navy, named for Rear Admiral Rodger W. Simpson.
Simpson was laid down at Bath Iron Works, Bath, Maine, on 27 February 1984, launched on 31 August 1984 sponsored by Mrs. Grace Fowles-Simpson widow of Rodger W. Simpson and commissioned on 21 September 1985 in Newport, Rhode Island. The ship was delivered 13 September 1985. Bath Iron Works plans called for delivery to occur 9 August 1985, but that date slipped due to an extended strike at BIW that began 30 June 1985. Simpson was homeported at Naval Station Newport until switching to Naval Station Norfolk on 31 March 1994. Simpson moved to Naval Station Mayport in July 2001.
Simpson was part of the Active Naval Reserve Force, Category A from 2002 until her decommissioning in September 2015. She was the final Oliver Hazard Perry-class frigate in service in the United States Navy.
On September 25, 2025, nearly 10 years after her decommissioning, Simpson was towed from Philiadelphia. On September 28, she was sunk in a SINKEX operation during UNITAS.
Piccadilly
Waterstones does not own the building, Crown Estate owns the freehold, an Italian property fund has the headlease and Waterstones holds a sublease. Isn't property fun?