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Margaret Lenny Simpson

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== Who am i ==
I am FrNotDjakeYT and i play mainly roblox and minecraft be and java
== What did i do on the wiki ==
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== Favorite Episodes ==
* [[The Simpsons shorts]]
* [[Treehouse of Horror I]]
* [[Thrifty Ways to Thieve Your Mother]]
== Favorite Characters ==
* [[Bart Simpson]]
* [[Homer Simpson]]
* [[ Margaret Lenny Simpson]]

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== Who am i ==
I am FrNotDjakeYT and i play mainly roblox and minecraft be and java
== What did i do on the wiki ==
add the [[File:The_7_Beer_Itch_Ullman_Simpsons]] '''NOTE: SOMEONE DID EDIT THE PAGE SO PLEASE LOOK AT TALK'''

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== Who am i ==
I am FrNotDjakeYT and i play mainly roblox and minecraft be and java
== What did i do on the wiki ==
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== Who am i ==
I am FrNotDjakeYT and i play mainly roblox and minecraft be and java

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TheSimpsons.com

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{{Website
|name = TheSimpsons.com
|image = [[File:The_Simpsons_MainMenu_2025_NL]]
|caption = Main page on April 11, [[2025]]
|URL = https://thesimpsons.com
|status = Active
|launched = 2000
|founder = FOX
|type = Official Simpsons Website
}}

'''TheSimpsons.com''' is the official website for The Simpsons. The website contains various information for the series, including episode recaps, character biographies, and episode clips. In September 2011, the website revamped its content and now has an interactive "Springfield Career Day", where readers can switch between booths to find out different information. In 2015, the website was revamped again and was called [[simpsonsworld.com|Simpsons World]]. Currently, the website redirects to [[Disney+]] or the page of [https://fox.com/the-simpsons/ The Simpsons on FOX.com].

== Springfield Hall of Records ==
In c. November [[2004]] the website introduced an interactive animated Adobe Flash feature containing the biographies of 35 characters. The feature takes the form of a six drawer filling cabinet containing folders for each character sorted by surname. Each folder has a few paragraphs for a biography as well as at least one user interactive object with each character's biography, and a photo.

There is also a "The Simpsons Filing Cabinet Giveaway", where every day a visitor to TheSimpsons.com gets an exclusive piece of animation. One of the pieces of animation is Nelson going "Ha ha!".

While browsing the character bios, sometimes a red light starts flashing while disco music plays, Disco Stu then walks past dancing.

=== Hall of Records: A-E ===
*[[Patty Bouvier|Bouvier, Patty]]
**Page features Homer's failed chauffeur's driving test. Clicking a place on the test will cause Patty's hand to stamp a "FAILED" stamp onto it. Clicking on different places will have the stamp stamped onto a different place.
*[[Selma Bouvier|Bouvier, Selma]]
**Page has [[Jub-Jub]], Selma's pet iguana sitting on it. When clicked the iguana pokes out its tongue and Selma's voice says "Jub-Jub" in the background.
*[[Charles Montgomery Burns|Burns, C.M.]]
**Page has a knees-to-head sized portrait of Burns which, when clicked, causes the three dots on his head to fall off one at a time. Burns then bends over and reaches out of the portrait to pick them up, putting them back on his head.
*[[Carl Carlson|Carlson, Carl]]
**Page features a clickable green splotch of goo that bubbles when clicked and a radioactive rod which falls through the paper when clicked.
*[[Comic Book Guy]]
**Page features a clickable mouse which upon being clicked shows a clip of a nude woman being slowly loaded, and a popup ad for Homer's Internet King business appearing. A reference to the same clip in "[[Das Bus]]".

=== Hall of Records: F-H ===
*[[Ned Flanders|Flanders, Ned]]
**A video camera can play a short section from his dating video (as in "Alone Again, Natura-Diddily") and some more pictures when clicked.
*[[Rod Flanders|Flanders, Rod]]
**Clicking on [[Billy Graham's Bible Blaster]] opens up the actual game as seen in "[[Alone Again, Natura-Diddily]]".
*[[Todd Flanders|Flanders, Todd]]
**Clicking on the golf-ball on the page causes it to pop out of its hole, a golf club then knocks it back into its whole, making Rodd and Todd to shout "Yay".
*[[Barney Gumble|Gumble, Barney]]
**When the page is opened there is a full coffee cup, and an empty beer cup. Clicking on the coffee cup will cause it to empty and fill the beer cup. When clicking on the beer cup, it empties and the coffee cup fills up.
*[[Julius Hibbert|Hibbert, Dr. Julius]]
**The page features 3 interactive objects: a light reflecting mirror band that doctors wear on their heads, which when clicked, plays Hibbert's catchphrase laugh; a stethoscope that plays the sound of a beating heart when clicked. A syringe with green fluid, when clicked causes the syringe to squirt out all its fluid, causing Dr. Hibbert to complain that the viewer is wasting thousands of dollars' worth of Interferon, as heard in "[[Little Big Mom]]".

=== Hall of Records: I-K ===
*[[Itchy|Itchy The Mouse]]
**Page has a target board and a picture of Scratchy's face attached. Clicking will throw a variety of objects at it, including knives and axes.
*[[Edna Krabappel|Krabappel, Edna]]
**Page features a fold out heart, clicking on it once opens up the left, showing Edna on the left and Principal Skinner in the middle, clicking on it again shows Agnes Skinner on the right, pulling on Principal Skinner's ear.
*[[Krusty|Krustofski, H.]]
**There are 2 interactive pieces of [[Krusty the Clown]] merchandise, each of which, when clicked, attempts to function then breaks down.

=== Hall of Records: L-P ===
*[[Lenny Leonard|Leonard, Lenny]]
**Clicking on Lenny's wallet opens it up, showing two pictures of Carl and one of [[Mount Carlmore]] (as seen in "[[Half-Decent Proposal]]").
*[[Otto Mann|Mann, Otto]]
**Clicking on a tape plays Otto's children's bus songs, as in "Das Bus."
*[[Nelson Muntz|Muntz, Nelson]]
**A "Whack-a-nerd" game wherein clicking on a picture (either of Martin, [[Milhouse]], [[Ralph]] or [[Wendell]]) will have Nelson punch it.
*[[Apu Nahasapeemapetilon|Nahasapeemapetilon, Apu]]
**Clicking on a Kwik-E-Mart coupon will play an animation of Apu serving a Squishee.
*[[Martin Prince|Prince, Martin]]
**Page features an interactive Plasma globe.

=== Hall of Records: Q-S ===
*[[Santa's Little Helper]]
**Clicking on one of Homer's [[Assassins]] shows it getting ripped up, a reference to Santa's Little Helper's constant destruction of items and general behavioral problems as first explored in "[[Bart's Dog Gets an "F"]]".
*[[Scratchy|Scratchy The Cat]]
**Clicking on a remote plays an [[Itchy and Scratchy]] episode based on an existing Itchy and Scratchy episode.
*[[Abe Simpson|Simpson, Abraham]]
**Clicking on his pair of fake teeth make them shut then open again. Clicking on a bag with two pennies inside plays a different Abe Simpson quote every time.
*[[Bart Simpson|Simpson, Bart]]
**Clicking on his slingshot opens up a target-shooting minigame.
*[[Homer Simpson|Simpson, Homer]]
**The page has a memory game, a remote that when some buttons are clicked makes a photo of Homer experience different television effects. Clicking on a donut squishes it, squirting out pink liquid.
*[[Lisa Simpson|Simpson, Lisa]]
**Clicking on a cover for [[Sax on the Beach]] shows a saxophone on the page, which has flashing buttons to teach the opening theme music for The Simpsons (saxophone buttons and sounds do not match those of a saxophone in reality).
*[[Maggie Simpson|Simpson, Maggie]]
**Clicking on the edges of the page makes Maggie's pacifier appear and plays Maggie's catchphrase: the "suck" sound.
*[[Marge Simpson|Simpson, Marge]]
**Clicking on the page shows Marge's hand cleaning up food crumbs and other things on the page.
*[[Seymour Skinner|Skinner, Seymour]]
**When a red marker is clicked, the hand of [[El Barto]] graffitis stereotypically demonic features onto a photo of Skinner's face and signs his name onto the page.
*[[Waylon Smithers, Jr.|Smithers, Waylon]]
**When a computer mouse is clicked a black-and-white video of a naked Mr. Burns uttering "hello Smithers, you're quite good at turning me on!" plays (as seen in "[[Lisa vs. Malibu Stacy]]").
*[[Snowball II]]
**Opening the biography will cause a fur ball to hit the page, then a fur ball can be shot at the page by further clicking.
*[[Moe Szyslak|Szyslak, Moe]]
**A glass of [[Flaming Homer]] will erupt in flames when clicked; an interactive Duff calendar has stickers that cover Moe's face which are peeled off one at a time after clicking, as in "[[Pygmoelian]]".
[[File:Homer memory game.png|thumb|The memory game, "Homer's Memory", showing two matched pairs of cards]]

=== Hall of Records: T-Z ===
* [[Sideshow Bob|Terwilliger, R.]]
* [[Milhouse Van Houten|Van Houten, M.]]
* [[Clancy Wiggum|Wiggum, Clancy]]
** ''Springfield Police Department Resc-U-Fone''
* [[Ralph Wiggum|Wiggum, Ralph]]
* [[Groundskeeper Willie]]

=== Gallery ===
<gallery>
File:Patty Folder.png|
File:Selma Folder.png|
File:Mr Burns Folder.png|
File:Carlfolder.PNG|
File:Comicbookguyfolder.PNG|
File:Ned Folder.png|
File:Rodfolder.PNG|
File:Todd Folder.png|
File:Barney Folder.png|
File:Dr Hibbert Folder.png|
File:Itchyfolder.PNG|
File:Edna Folder.png|
File:Krusty Folder.png|
File:Lennyfolder.PNG|
File:Otto Folder.png|
File:Nelsonfolder.PNG|
File:Apu Folder.png|
File:Martin Folder.png|
File:Santa's Little Helper Folder.png|
File:Scratchyfolder.PNG|
File:Abefolder.PNG|
File:Bartfolder.PNG|
File:Homer Folder.png|
File:Lisafolder.PNG|
File:Maggie Folder.png|
File:Margefolder.png|
File:SkinnerFolder.PNG|
File:SmithersFolder.PNG|
File:Snowballfolder.PNG|
File:MoeFolder.PNG|
File:Sideshow Bob Folder.png|
File:Milhouse Folder.png|
File:WiggumFolder.PNG|
File:Ralphfolder.PNG|
File:WillieFolder.PNG|
</gallery>

==So you think you know The Simpsons? Quiz==
There was a quiz on the website which asked a set of multi-choice questions (3 choices) and had a picture of [[Comic Book Guy]].

== Designs ==
The site has had many various changes to its design throughout its time online. The main design is the family looking behind the couch at us.<br>Those include:
*St. Patrick's Day design 2011 - While Marge looks on, Bart blows a horn into Homer's ear while he is asleep, wearing a hat and holding a beer mug; Santa's Little Helper drinks the beer; Lisa holds a four-leafed clover; A leprechaun shakes his fists at Maggie, who is playing in a mug of gold while a rainbow shines above her.
*Easter design 2011 - Bart is dressed as the Easter Bunny while a group of chicks follow him.
*Mother's Day design 2011 - Bart, Lisa and Maggie hold up their present to Marge for Mother's Day.
*Father's Day designs 2011 - (1) On Father's Day, Bart, Lisa and Maggie use up all of Homer's Krusty-O's; (2) Bart, Lisa and Maggie are holding card with the letters on that make "DAD", but Maggie's is upside down.
*July 4 design 2011 - The family is watching fireworks.
*Summer design 2011 - The Simpsons swimming in a river.

=== Gallery ===
<gallery>
File:thesimpsonscommarch2001.png|The website in March 2001
File:thesimpsonscomaugust2002.png|The website in August 2002
File:thesimpsonscomjuly2008.png|The website in July 2008
File:thesimpsonscomoctober2009.png|The website in October 2009
</gallery>

== See also ==
*[[simpsonsmovie.com]]

== External links ==
*[http://thesimpsons.com/ The website itself]

[[Category:Real-world websites]]

TheSimpsons.com

2025-12-29T09:44:20Z

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{{Nav|the website|the home video|The Simpsons.com (home video)}}
{{Website
|name = TheSimpsons.com
|image = [[File:The_Simpsons_MainMenu_2025_NL]]
|caption = Main page on April 11, [[2012]]
|URL = https://thesimpsons.com
|status = Active
|launched = 2000
|founder = FOX
|type = Official Simpsons Website
}}

'''TheSimpsons.com''' is the official website for The Simpsons. The website contains various information for the series, including episode recaps, character biographies, and episode clips. In September 2011, the website revamped its content and now has an interactive "Springfield Career Day", where readers can switch between booths to find out different information. In 2015, the website was revamped again and was called [[simpsonsworld.com|Simpsons World]]. Currently, the website redirects to [[Disney+]] or the page of [https://fox.com/the-simpsons/ The Simpsons on FOX.com].

== Springfield Hall of Records ==
In c. November [[2004]] the website introduced an interactive animated Adobe Flash feature containing the biographies of 35 characters. The feature takes the form of a six drawer filling cabinet containing folders for each character sorted by surname. Each folder has a few paragraphs for a biography as well as at least one user interactive object with each character's biography, and a photo.

There is also a "The Simpsons Filing Cabinet Giveaway", where every day a visitor to TheSimpsons.com gets an exclusive piece of animation. One of the pieces of animation is Nelson going "Ha ha!".

While browsing the character bios, sometimes a red light starts flashing while disco music plays, Disco Stu then walks past dancing.

=== Hall of Records: A-E ===
*[[Patty Bouvier|Bouvier, Patty]]
**Page features Homer's failed chauffeur's driving test. Clicking a place on the test will cause Patty's hand to stamp a "FAILED" stamp onto it. Clicking on different places will have the stamp stamped onto a different place.
*[[Selma Bouvier|Bouvier, Selma]]
**Page has [[Jub-Jub]], Selma's pet iguana sitting on it. When clicked the iguana pokes out its tongue and Selma's voice says "Jub-Jub" in the background.
*[[Charles Montgomery Burns|Burns, C.M.]]
**Page has a knees-to-head sized portrait of Burns which, when clicked, causes the three dots on his head to fall off one at a time. Burns then bends over and reaches out of the portrait to pick them up, putting them back on his head.
*[[Carl Carlson|Carlson, Carl]]
**Page features a clickable green splotch of goo that bubbles when clicked and a radioactive rod which falls through the paper when clicked.
*[[Comic Book Guy]]
**Page features a clickable mouse which upon being clicked shows a clip of a nude woman being slowly loaded, and a popup ad for Homer's Internet King business appearing. A reference to the same clip in "[[Das Bus]]".

=== Hall of Records: F-H ===
*[[Ned Flanders|Flanders, Ned]]
**A video camera can play a short section from his dating video (as in "Alone Again, Natura-Diddily") and some more pictures when clicked.
*[[Rod Flanders|Flanders, Rod]]
**Clicking on [[Billy Graham's Bible Blaster]] opens up the actual game as seen in "[[Alone Again, Natura-Diddily]]".
*[[Todd Flanders|Flanders, Todd]]
**Clicking on the golf-ball on the page causes it to pop out of its hole, a golf club then knocks it back into its whole, making Rodd and Todd to shout "Yay".
*[[Barney Gumble|Gumble, Barney]]
**When the page is opened there is a full coffee cup, and an empty beer cup. Clicking on the coffee cup will cause it to empty and fill the beer cup. When clicking on the beer cup, it empties and the coffee cup fills up.
*[[Julius Hibbert|Hibbert, Dr. Julius]]
**The page features 3 interactive objects: a light reflecting mirror band that doctors wear on their heads, which when clicked, plays Hibbert's catchphrase laugh; a stethoscope that plays the sound of a beating heart when clicked. A syringe with green fluid, when clicked causes the syringe to squirt out all its fluid, causing Dr. Hibbert to complain that the viewer is wasting thousands of dollars' worth of Interferon, as heard in "[[Little Big Mom]]".

=== Hall of Records: I-K ===
*[[Itchy|Itchy The Mouse]]
**Page has a target board and a picture of Scratchy's face attached. Clicking will throw a variety of objects at it, including knives and axes.
*[[Edna Krabappel|Krabappel, Edna]]
**Page features a fold out heart, clicking on it once opens up the left, showing Edna on the left and Principal Skinner in the middle, clicking on it again shows Agnes Skinner on the right, pulling on Principal Skinner's ear.
*[[Krusty|Krustofski, H.]]
**There are 2 interactive pieces of [[Krusty the Clown]] merchandise, each of which, when clicked, attempts to function then breaks down.

=== Hall of Records: L-P ===
*[[Lenny Leonard|Leonard, Lenny]]
**Clicking on Lenny's wallet opens it up, showing two pictures of Carl and one of [[Mount Carlmore]] (as seen in "[[Half-Decent Proposal]]").
*[[Otto Mann|Mann, Otto]]
**Clicking on a tape plays Otto's children's bus songs, as in "Das Bus."
*[[Nelson Muntz|Muntz, Nelson]]
**A "Whack-a-nerd" game wherein clicking on a picture (either of Martin, [[Milhouse]], [[Ralph]] or [[Wendell]]) will have Nelson punch it.
*[[Apu Nahasapeemapetilon|Nahasapeemapetilon, Apu]]
**Clicking on a Kwik-E-Mart coupon will play an animation of Apu serving a Squishee.
*[[Martin Prince|Prince, Martin]]
**Page features an interactive Plasma globe.

=== Hall of Records: Q-S ===
*[[Santa's Little Helper]]
**Clicking on one of Homer's [[Assassins]] shows it getting ripped up, a reference to Santa's Little Helper's constant destruction of items and general behavioral problems as first explored in "[[Bart's Dog Gets an "F"]]".
*[[Scratchy|Scratchy The Cat]]
**Clicking on a remote plays an [[Itchy and Scratchy]] episode based on an existing Itchy and Scratchy episode.
*[[Abe Simpson|Simpson, Abraham]]
**Clicking on his pair of fake teeth make them shut then open again. Clicking on a bag with two pennies inside plays a different Abe Simpson quote every time.
*[[Bart Simpson|Simpson, Bart]]
**Clicking on his slingshot opens up a target-shooting minigame.
*[[Homer Simpson|Simpson, Homer]]
**The page has a memory game, a remote that when some buttons are clicked makes a photo of Homer experience different television effects. Clicking on a donut squishes it, squirting out pink liquid.
*[[Lisa Simpson|Simpson, Lisa]]
**Clicking on a cover for [[Sax on the Beach]] shows a saxophone on the page, which has flashing buttons to teach the opening theme music for The Simpsons (saxophone buttons and sounds do not match those of a saxophone in reality).
*[[Maggie Simpson|Simpson, Maggie]]
**Clicking on the edges of the page makes Maggie's pacifier appear and plays Maggie's catchphrase: the "suck" sound.
*[[Marge Simpson|Simpson, Marge]]
**Clicking on the page shows Marge's hand cleaning up food crumbs and other things on the page.
*[[Seymour Skinner|Skinner, Seymour]]
**When a red marker is clicked, the hand of [[El Barto]] graffitis stereotypically demonic features onto a photo of Skinner's face and signs his name onto the page.
*[[Waylon Smithers, Jr.|Smithers, Waylon]]
**When a computer mouse is clicked a black-and-white video of a naked Mr. Burns uttering "hello Smithers, you're quite good at turning me on!" plays (as seen in "[[Lisa vs. Malibu Stacy]]").
*[[Snowball II]]
**Opening the biography will cause a fur ball to hit the page, then a fur ball can be shot at the page by further clicking.
*[[Moe Szyslak|Szyslak, Moe]]
**A glass of [[Flaming Homer]] will erupt in flames when clicked; an interactive Duff calendar has stickers that cover Moe's face which are peeled off one at a time after clicking, as in "[[Pygmoelian]]".
[[File:Homer memory game.png|thumb|The memory game, "Homer's Memory", showing two matched pairs of cards]]

=== Hall of Records: T-Z ===
* [[Sideshow Bob|Terwilliger, R.]]
* [[Milhouse Van Houten|Van Houten, M.]]
* [[Clancy Wiggum|Wiggum, Clancy]]
** ''Springfield Police Department Resc-U-Fone''
* [[Ralph Wiggum|Wiggum, Ralph]]
* [[Groundskeeper Willie]]

=== Gallery ===
<gallery>
File:Patty Folder.png|
File:Selma Folder.png|
File:Mr Burns Folder.png|
File:Carlfolder.PNG|
File:Comicbookguyfolder.PNG|
File:Ned Folder.png|
File:Rodfolder.PNG|
File:Todd Folder.png|
File:Barney Folder.png|
File:Dr Hibbert Folder.png|
File:Itchyfolder.PNG|
File:Edna Folder.png|
File:Krusty Folder.png|
File:Lennyfolder.PNG|
File:Otto Folder.png|
File:Nelsonfolder.PNG|
File:Apu Folder.png|
File:Martin Folder.png|
File:Santa's Little Helper Folder.png|
File:Scratchyfolder.PNG|
File:Abefolder.PNG|
File:Bartfolder.PNG|
File:Homer Folder.png|
File:Lisafolder.PNG|
File:Maggie Folder.png|
File:Margefolder.png|
File:SkinnerFolder.PNG|
File:SmithersFolder.PNG|
File:Snowballfolder.PNG|
File:MoeFolder.PNG|
File:Sideshow Bob Folder.png|
File:Milhouse Folder.png|
File:WiggumFolder.PNG|
File:Ralphfolder.PNG|
File:WillieFolder.PNG|
</gallery>

==So you think you know The Simpsons? Quiz==
There was a quiz on the website which asked a set of multi-choice questions (3 choices) and had a picture of [[Comic Book Guy]].

== Designs ==
The site has had many various changes to its design throughout its time online. The main design is the family looking behind the couch at us.<br>Those include:
*St. Patrick's Day design 2011 - While Marge looks on, Bart blows a horn into Homer's ear while he is asleep, wearing a hat and holding a beer mug; Santa's Little Helper drinks the beer; Lisa holds a four-leafed clover; A leprechaun shakes his fists at Maggie, who is playing in a mug of gold while a rainbow shines above her.
*Easter design 2011 - Bart is dressed as the Easter Bunny while a group of chicks follow him.
*Mother's Day design 2011 - Bart, Lisa and Maggie hold up their present to Marge for Mother's Day.
*Father's Day designs 2011 - (1) On Father's Day, Bart, Lisa and Maggie use up all of Homer's Krusty-O's; (2) Bart, Lisa and Maggie are holding card with the letters on that make "DAD", but Maggie's is upside down.
*July 4 design 2011 - The family is watching fireworks.
*Summer design 2011 - The Simpsons swimming in a river.

=== Gallery ===
<gallery>
File:thesimpsonscommarch2001.png|The website in March 2001
File:thesimpsonscomaugust2002.png|The website in August 2002
File:thesimpsonscomjuly2008.png|The website in July 2008
File:thesimpsonscomoctober2009.png|The website in October 2009
</gallery>

== See also ==
*[[simpsonsmovie.com]]

== External links ==
*[http://thesimpsons.com/ The website itself]

[[Category:Real-world websites]]

Talk:The Tracey Ullman Show

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[[User:FrNotDjakeYT|FrNotDjakeYT]] ([[User talk:FrNotDjakeYT|talk]]) 04:28, December 29, 2025 (EST) Thanks for updating the mistake i made and added a other refence to the Tracy Ullman Show.

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Hi i am FrNotDjakeYT i tryed to upload a image for the Tracy Ullman Show Page on the episode thing but i left a note pls fix it and add this image[[File:Screenshot 2025-12-28 103255.png|400px]] so pls insert in that wiki page and it is on season 32 episode 5 The 7 Beer Itch

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The Tracey Ullman Show

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[[File:Ullman.png|right|thumb|The Tracey Ullman Show logo]]
'''''The Tracey Ullman Show''''' was a weekly American television variety show, hosted by British comedian and onetime pop singer [[Tracey Ullman]]. It debuted on April 5, 1987 as the [[FOX]] network's second primetime series and ran until May 26, 1990. The show featured sketch comedy along with many musical numbers, featuring Emmy Award-winning choreography by Paula Abdul. It's nowadays best remembered for its animated bumpers before and after commercial breaks, which marked the debut of ''The Simpsons''.

== The Simpsons ==
[[File:The Tracey Ullman Simpsons.png|thumb|right|[[Simpson family|The Simpsons]] as they originally appeared on ''The Tracey Ullman Show'']]
The Simpsons first appeared as short vignettes on ''The Tracey Ullman Show''. These cartoon shorts acted as bumpers that are shown before and after commercials. The shorts were written by [[Matt Groening]] and animated at Klasky-Csupo by a team consisting of [[David Silverman]], Bill Kopp and [[Wes Archer]] (in the later seasons, the shorts were animated by Silverman and Archer) [[Dan Castellanata]], [[Nancy Cartwright]], [[Yeardley Smith]] and [[Julie Kavner]] provided the voices of characters [[Homer]], [[Bart]], [[Lisa]] and [[Marge]].

The characters were crudely drawn because [[Matt Groening]] assumed that the animators would clean them up after he submitted the rough sketches them. Instead, the animators simply traced over the sketches.

The first short, [[Good Night]], was aired on April 19, 1987. Through Season 1 of the show, the shorts alternated with another animated bumper, "Dr. N!Godatu" (which some cast members also voiced characters in), then becoming the sole animated bumper for Season 2. Later, the shorts were given their own segment on the show before the cartoon was developed into a 30 minutes TV animated spin-off in 1989. ''The Tracey Ullman Show'' continued with Season 4, without the Simpsons, before being cancelled in 1990.

[[File:NotClearThe Tracey Ullman Show.jpg|thumb|250px|left]]
One unseen [[Storyboarded The Simpsons short|short]] that was going to be part of the short Season 4 was storyboarded in June 1989, because the producers thought the shorts were going to continue. It appears that in the short Bart watches a scary sci-fi movie late at night and has a bad dream when he goes to bed.<ref>[http://twitpic.com/3xjfnj TwitPic]</ref>

== Cast ==
*[[Tracey Ullman]] - Various Characters
*[[Sam McMurray]] - Himself/Various Characters
*Anna Levine - Herself/Various Characters
*[[Dan Castellaneta]] - Himself/Homer Simpson/Various Characters
*[[Julie Kavner]] - Herself/Marge Simpson/Various Characters
*[[Nancy Cartwright]] - Bart Simpson
*[[Yeardley Smith]] - Lisa Simpson

== References to ''The Tracy Ullman Show'' on ''The Simpsons'' ==
=== Episodes ===
{{Table|
{{TH|Picture}}
{{TH|Season}}
{{TH|Episode number}}
{{TH|Episode name}}
{{TH|Reference}}
{{TBT|[[File:I Could Love a Million Girls.png|250px]]}}
{{TB|[[Season 1|1]]}}
{{TB|10}}
{{TB|"[[Homer's Night Out]]"}}
{{TB|The character [[Gulliver Dark]] appears, who appeared in several live-action sketches on ''The Tracey Ullman Show''.}}
{{TB|}}
{{TBT|[[File:Gulliver Dark.png|250px]]}}
{{TRs|[[Season 7|7]]|2}}
{{TB|129}}
{{TB|"[[Who Shot Mr. Burns? (Part Two)]]"}}
{{TB|[[Gulliver Dark]] re-appears as part of {{Ch|Tito Puente}}'s band, but is not voiced by [[Sam McMurray]].}}
{{TBT|[[File:138th Episode Spectacular (Simpsons Now and Then).png|200px]]}}
{{TB|138}}
{{TB|"[[The Simpsons 138th Episode Spectacular]]"}}
{{TB|Several shorts are played partially or fully: "[[Good Night]]", "[[The Perfect Crime]]", "[[Space Patrol]]", "[[World War III]]", and "[[Bathtime]]". Additionally, a portrait comparing the Ullman and modern Simpsons is shown.}}
{{TBT|}}
{{TB|[[Season 9|9]]}}
{{TB|181}}
{{TB|"[[Lisa's Sax]]"}}
{{TB|Tracey Ullman is mentioned by Homer when explaining the origin of Lisa's saxophone.}}
{{TBT|[[File:CouchGagS11E01.png|250px]]}}
{{TB|[[Season 11|11]]}}
{{TB|227}}
{{TB|"[[Beyond Blunderdome]]"}}
{{TB|The [[couch gag]] features the Ullman Simpsons, which also appears in "[[Days of Wine and D'oh'ses]]".}}
{{TBT|[[File:Gump Roast Ullman shorts.png|250px]]}}
{{TB|[[Season 13|13]]}}
{{TB|286}}
{{TB|"[[Gump Roast]]"}}
{{TB|"[[They'll Never Stop the Simpsons]]" mentions the Ullman shorts in its lyrics.}}
{{TBT|[[File:Homer Ullman Clone.png|250px]]}}
{{TB|[[Season 14|14]]}}
{{TB|292}}
{{TB|"[[Treehouse of Horror XIII]]"}}
{{TB|In the 'Send in the Clones' segment, one of Homer's clones is the Ullman version of him, who says his catchphrase "[[Let's all go out for some frosty chocolate milkshakes!]]".}}
{{TBT|[[File:Dan Castellaneta (character).png|250px]]}}
{{TB|[[Season 17|17]]}}
{{TB|371}}
{{TB|"[[Homer Simpson, This Is Your Wife]]"}}
{{TB|Homer meets {{Ch|Dan Castellaneta}} at the Fox lot, where a tour guide refers to him as a star of ''The Tracey Ullman Show''.}}
{{TBT|[[File:Happy 1987.png|250px]]}}
{{TB|[[Season 18|18]]}}
{{TB|394}}
{{TB|"[[Homerazzi]]"}}
{{TB|Among the family photos being recreated is a '1987 Party', with the Ullman versions of Homer, Lisa, and Bart.}}
{{TBT|[[File:Family Portrait.png|250px]]}}
{{TB|[[Season 20|20]]}}
{{TB|400}}
{{TB|"[[You Kent Always Say What You Want]]"}}
{{TB|The [[Family Portrait]] short is played instead of the couch gag.}}
{{TBT|[[File:Tracey Ullman Simpsons corpses.png|250px]]}}
{{TB|[[Season 24|24]]}}
{{TB|511}}
{{TB|"[[Adventures in Baby-Getting]]"}}
{{TB|Corpses of the Ullman Simpsons are found below the leaky faucet.}}

{{TBT|[[File:Clown in the Dumps Homer Ullman.png|250px]]}}
{{TRs|[[Season 26|26]]|2}}
{{TB|553}}
{{TB|"[[Clown in the Dumps]]"}}
{{TB|In the couch gag, Homer rewinds to April 19, 1987, and transforms into his Ullman form.}}
{{TBT|[[File:THOH25 - Family Portrait.png|250px]]}}
{{TB|556}}
{{TB|"[[Treehouse of Horror XXV]]"}}
{{TB|In the 'The Others' section, the old Simpsons appear as ghosts. The section ends with a reference to the short [[Family Portrait]].}}
{{TBT|[[File:Every Man's Dream couch gag 3.png|250px]]}}
{{TRs|[[Season 27|27]]|2}}
{{TB|575}}
{{TB|"[[Every Man's Dream]]"}}
{{TB|The Ullman Simpsons (in black suits) appear in the [[The Yellow Album]] parody cover in the couch gag.}}
{{TBT|[[File:TABF20 title screen.png|250px]]}}
{{TB|581}}
{{TB|"[[Lisa with an "S"]]"}}
{{TB|The Ullman Simpsons appear in the title screen.}}
{{TBT|[[File:Rock-a-bye Baby.png|250px]]}}
{{TB|[[Season 28|28]]}}
{{TB|616}}
{{TB|"[[Looking for Mr. Goodbart]]"}}
{{TB|[[Rock-a-bye Baby]] is played in the opening sequence, and the logo of the show appears in the Couch gag.}}
{{TBT|[[File:GCYHM Title Screen.png|250px]]}}
{{TRs|[[Season 29|29]]|3}}
{{TB|623}}
{{TB|"[[Grampy Can Ya Hear Me]]"}}
{{TB|The [[Title screen gag]] contains Ullman Homer and Bart ghosts.}}
{{TBT|[[File:The Aquarium.png|250px]]}}
{{TB|635}}
{{TB|"[[Lisa Gets the Blues]]"}}
{{TB|Part of "[[The Aquarium]]" is shown before the title screen.}}
{{TBT|[[File:Flanders' Ladder Homer Ullman.png|250px]]}}
{{TB|639}}
{{TB|"[[Flanders' Ladder]]"}}
{{TB|Homer and Marge dig up an old VHS of ''The Tracey Ullman Show'', and Homer imitates his voice then.}}
{{TBT|[[File:Tracey Ullman's Show.png|250px]]}}
{{TB|[[Season 30|30]]}}
{{TB|647}}
{{TB|"{{ap|Krusty the Clown|episode}}"}}
{{TB|Among the TV shows mentioned on the scrolling list is ''The Tracey Ullman Show''.}}
{{TBT|[[File:Ullman Homer Mothers and Other Strangers.png|250px]]}}
{{TB|[[Season 32|32]]}}
{{TBT|The first picture is the ''Ullman Simpsons'' on the phone of homer on the . on the The 7 Beer Itch episode}}
{{TB|[[Season 33|33]]}}
{{TB|715}}
{{TB|"[[Mothers and Other Strangers]]"}}
{{TB|In Homer's dream, Ullman Homer trips and falls, then exclaims "[[D'oh]]!".}}
{{TBT|[[File:Ullman Homer Mothers and Other Strangers.png|250px]]}}
NOTE: PLS UPLOAD A IMAGE OF THE ULLMAN SIMPSONS FOTO ON EPISODE (The 7 Beer Itch) for the phone segement (on 13 mins before end)

=== Other ===
{{Table|
{{TH|Picture}}
{{TH|Appearance}}
{{TH|Reference}}
{{TBT|[[File:The Yellow Album.jpg|250px]]}}
{{TB|''[[The Yellow Album]]''}}
{{TB|The old Simpsons appear on the album cover.}}
}}

== Common cast and crew ==
=== Cast ===
{{Table|
{{TH|Picture|width=150px}}
{{TH|Name}}
{{TH|Role in ''The Tracey Ullman Show''}}
{{TH|Role on ''The Simpsons''}}
{{TBT|[[File:Tracey Ullman.jpg|150px]]}}
{{TB|[[Tracey Ullman]]}}
{{TB|Main presenter, actress and comedian}}
{{TB|Voiced [[Sylvia Winfield]] and [[Emily Winthrop]] in ''"[[Bart's Dog Gets an "F"]]"''.}}
}}

== External links ==
*{{Wikipedialink}}

== References ==
{{Reflist}}

{{Cultural references|TV=yes}}

{{DEFAULTSORT:Tracey Ullman Show}}

[[Category:The Simpsons]]

The Tracey Ullman Show

2025-12-28T09:50:29Z

FrNotDjakeYT: /* Episodes */

{{Icons|CA}}
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[[File:Ullman.png|right|thumb|The Tracey Ullman Show logo]]
'''''The Tracey Ullman Show''''' was a weekly American television variety show, hosted by British comedian and onetime pop singer [[Tracey Ullman]]. It debuted on April 5, 1987 as the [[FOX]] network's second primetime series and ran until May 26, 1990. The show featured sketch comedy along with many musical numbers, featuring Emmy Award-winning choreography by Paula Abdul. It's nowadays best remembered for its animated bumpers before and after commercial breaks, which marked the debut of ''The Simpsons''.

== The Simpsons ==
[[File:The Tracey Ullman Simpsons.png|thumb|right|[[Simpson family|The Simpsons]] as they originally appeared on ''The Tracey Ullman Show'']]
The Simpsons first appeared as short vignettes on ''The Tracey Ullman Show''. These cartoon shorts acted as bumpers that are shown before and after commercials. The shorts were written by [[Matt Groening]] and animated at Klasky-Csupo by a team consisting of [[David Silverman]], Bill Kopp and [[Wes Archer]] (in the later seasons, the shorts were animated by Silverman and Archer) [[Dan Castellanata]], [[Nancy Cartwright]], [[Yeardley Smith]] and [[Julie Kavner]] provided the voices of characters [[Homer]], [[Bart]], [[Lisa]] and [[Marge]].

The characters were crudely drawn because [[Matt Groening]] assumed that the animators would clean them up after he submitted the rough sketches them. Instead, the animators simply traced over the sketches.

The first short, [[Good Night]], was aired on April 19, 1987. Through Season 1 of the show, the shorts alternated with another animated bumper, "Dr. N!Godatu" (which some cast members also voiced characters in), then becoming the sole animated bumper for Season 2. Later, the shorts were given their own segment on the show before the cartoon was developed into a 30 minutes TV animated spin-off in 1989. ''The Tracey Ullman Show'' continued with Season 4, without the Simpsons, before being cancelled in 1990.

[[File:NotClearThe Tracey Ullman Show.jpg|thumb|250px|left]]
One unseen [[Storyboarded The Simpsons short|short]] that was going to be part of the short Season 4 was storyboarded in June 1989, because the producers thought the shorts were going to continue. It appears that in the short Bart watches a scary sci-fi movie late at night and has a bad dream when he goes to bed.<ref>[http://twitpic.com/3xjfnj TwitPic]</ref>

== Cast ==
*[[Tracey Ullman]] - Various Characters
*[[Sam McMurray]] - Himself/Various Characters
*Anna Levine - Herself/Various Characters
*[[Dan Castellaneta]] - Himself/Homer Simpson/Various Characters
*[[Julie Kavner]] - Herself/Marge Simpson/Various Characters
*[[Nancy Cartwright]] - Bart Simpson
*[[Yeardley Smith]] - Lisa Simpson

== References to ''The Tracy Ullman Show'' on ''The Simpsons'' ==
=== Episodes ===
{{Table|
{{TH|Picture}}
{{TH|Season}}
{{TH|Episode number}}
{{TH|Episode name}}
{{TH|Reference}}
{{TBT|[[File:I Could Love a Million Girls.png|250px]]}}
{{TB|[[Season 1|1]]}}
{{TB|10}}
{{TB|"[[Homer's Night Out]]"}}
{{TB|The character [[Gulliver Dark]] appears, who appeared in several live-action sketches on ''The Tracey Ullman Show''.}}
{{TB|}}
{{TBT|[[File:Gulliver Dark.png|250px]]}}
{{TRs|[[Season 7|7]]|2}}
{{TB|129}}
{{TB|"[[Who Shot Mr. Burns? (Part Two)]]"}}
{{TB|[[Gulliver Dark]] re-appears as part of {{Ch|Tito Puente}}'s band, but is not voiced by [[Sam McMurray]].}}
{{TBT|[[File:138th Episode Spectacular (Simpsons Now and Then).png|200px]]}}
{{TB|138}}
{{TB|"[[The Simpsons 138th Episode Spectacular]]"}}
{{TB|Several shorts are played partially or fully: "[[Good Night]]", "[[The Perfect Crime]]", "[[Space Patrol]]", "[[World War III]]", and "[[Bathtime]]". Additionally, a portrait comparing the Ullman and modern Simpsons is shown.}}
{{TBT|}}
{{TB|[[Season 9|9]]}}
{{TB|181}}
{{TB|"[[Lisa's Sax]]"}}
{{TB|Tracey Ullman is mentioned by Homer when explaining the origin of Lisa's saxophone.}}
{{TBT|[[File:CouchGagS11E01.png|250px]]}}
{{TB|[[Season 11|11]]}}
{{TB|227}}
{{TB|"[[Beyond Blunderdome]]"}}
{{TB|The [[couch gag]] features the Ullman Simpsons, which also appears in "[[Days of Wine and D'oh'ses]]".}}
{{TBT|[[File:Gump Roast Ullman shorts.png|250px]]}}
{{TB|[[Season 13|13]]}}
{{TB|286}}
{{TB|"[[Gump Roast]]"}}
{{TB|"[[They'll Never Stop the Simpsons]]" mentions the Ullman shorts in its lyrics.}}
{{TBT|[[File:Homer Ullman Clone.png|250px]]}}
{{TB|[[Season 14|14]]}}
{{TB|292}}
{{TB|"[[Treehouse of Horror XIII]]"}}
{{TB|In the 'Send in the Clones' segment, one of Homer's clones is the Ullman version of him, who says his catchphrase "[[Let's all go out for some frosty chocolate milkshakes!]]".}}
{{TBT|[[File:Dan Castellaneta (character).png|250px]]}}
{{TB|[[Season 17|17]]}}
{{TB|371}}
{{TB|"[[Homer Simpson, This Is Your Wife]]"}}
{{TB|Homer meets {{Ch|Dan Castellaneta}} at the Fox lot, where a tour guide refers to him as a star of ''The Tracey Ullman Show''.}}
{{TBT|[[File:Happy 1987.png|250px]]}}
{{TB|[[Season 18|18]]}}
{{TB|394}}
{{TB|"[[Homerazzi]]"}}
{{TB|Among the family photos being recreated is a '1987 Party', with the Ullman versions of Homer, Lisa, and Bart.}}
{{TBT|[[File:Family Portrait.png|250px]]}}
{{TB|[[Season 20|20]]}}
{{TB|400}}
{{TB|"[[You Kent Always Say What You Want]]"}}
{{TB|The [[Family Portrait]] short is played instead of the couch gag.}}
{{TBT|[[File:Tracey Ullman Simpsons corpses.png|250px]]}}
{{TB|[[Season 24|24]]}}
{{TB|511}}
{{TB|"[[Adventures in Baby-Getting]]"}}
{{TB|Corpses of the Ullman Simpsons are found below the leaky faucet.}}

{{TBT|[[File:Clown in the Dumps Homer Ullman.png|250px]]}}
{{TRs|[[Season 26|26]]|2}}
{{TB|553}}
{{TB|"[[Clown in the Dumps]]"}}
{{TB|In the couch gag, Homer rewinds to April 19, 1987, and transforms into his Ullman form.}}
{{TBT|[[File:THOH25 - Family Portrait.png|250px]]}}
{{TB|556}}
{{TB|"[[Treehouse of Horror XXV]]"}}
{{TB|In the 'The Others' section, the old Simpsons appear as ghosts. The section ends with a reference to the short [[Family Portrait]].}}
{{TBT|[[File:Every Man's Dream couch gag 3.png|250px]]}}
{{TRs|[[Season 27|27]]|2}}
{{TB|575}}
{{TB|"[[Every Man's Dream]]"}}
{{TB|The Ullman Simpsons (in black suits) appear in the [[The Yellow Album]] parody cover in the couch gag.}}
{{TBT|[[File:TABF20 title screen.png|250px]]}}
{{TB|581}}
{{TB|"[[Lisa with an "S"]]"}}
{{TB|The Ullman Simpsons appear in the title screen.}}
{{TBT|[[File:Rock-a-bye Baby.png|250px]]}}
{{TB|[[Season 28|28]]}}
{{TB|616}}
{{TB|"[[Looking for Mr. Goodbart]]"}}
{{TB|[[Rock-a-bye Baby]] is played in the opening sequence, and the logo of the show appears in the Couch gag.}}
{{TBT|[[File:GCYHM Title Screen.png|250px]]}}
{{TRs|[[Season 29|29]]|3}}
{{TB|623}}
{{TB|"[[Grampy Can Ya Hear Me]]"}}
{{TB|The [[Title screen gag]] contains Ullman Homer and Bart ghosts.}}
{{TBT|[[File:The Aquarium.png|250px]]}}
{{TB|635}}
{{TB|"[[Lisa Gets the Blues]]"}}
{{TB|Part of "[[The Aquarium]]" is shown before the title screen.}}
{{TBT|[[File:Flanders' Ladder Homer Ullman.png|250px]]}}
{{TB|639}}
{{TB|"[[Flanders' Ladder]]"}}
{{TB|Homer and Marge dig up an old VHS of ''The Tracey Ullman Show'', and Homer imitates his voice then.}}
{{TBT|[[File:Tracey Ullman's Show.png|250px]]}}
{{TB|[[Season 30|30]]}}
{{TB|647}}
{{TB|"{{ap|Krusty the Clown|episode}}"}}
{{TB|Among the TV shows mentioned on the scrolling list is ''The Tracey Ullman Show''.}}
{{TBT|[[File:Ullman Homer Mothers and Other Strangers.png|250px]]}}
{{TB|[[Season 32|32]]}}
{{TBT|The first picture is the ''Ullman Simpsons'' on the phone of homer on the . on the The 7 Beer Itch episode}}
{{TB|[[Season 33|33]]}}
{{TB|715}}
{{TB|"[[Mothers and Other Strangers]]"}}
{{TB|In Homer's dream, Ullman Homer trips and falls, then exclaims "[[D'oh]]!".}}
{{TBT|[[File:Ullman Homer Mothers and Other Strangers.png|250px]]}}

=== Other ===
{{Table|
{{TH|Picture}}
{{TH|Appearance}}
{{TH|Reference}}
{{TBT|[[File:The Yellow Album.jpg|250px]]}}
{{TB|''[[The Yellow Album]]''}}
{{TB|The old Simpsons appear on the album cover.}}
}}

== Common cast and crew ==
=== Cast ===
{{Table|
{{TH|Picture|width=150px}}
{{TH|Name}}
{{TH|Role in ''The Tracey Ullman Show''}}
{{TH|Role on ''The Simpsons''}}
{{TBT|[[File:Tracey Ullman.jpg|150px]]}}
{{TB|[[Tracey Ullman]]}}
{{TB|Main presenter, actress and comedian}}
{{TB|Voiced [[Sylvia Winfield]] and [[Emily Winthrop]] in ''"[[Bart's Dog Gets an "F"]]"''.}}
}}

== External links ==
*{{Wikipedialink}}

== References ==
{{Reflist}}

{{Cultural references|TV=yes}}

{{DEFAULTSORT:Tracey Ullman Show}}

[[Category:The Simpsons]]

The Tracey Ullman Show

2025-12-28T09:47:07Z

FrNotDjakeYT: /* Episodes */

{{Icons|CA}}
{{Icons|RW}}
{{Italic title}}
[[File:Ullman.png|right|thumb|The Tracey Ullman Show logo]]
'''''The Tracey Ullman Show''''' was a weekly American television variety show, hosted by British comedian and onetime pop singer [[Tracey Ullman]]. It debuted on April 5, 1987 as the [[FOX]] network's second primetime series and ran until May 26, 1990. The show featured sketch comedy along with many musical numbers, featuring Emmy Award-winning choreography by Paula Abdul. It's nowadays best remembered for its animated bumpers before and after commercial breaks, which marked the debut of ''The Simpsons''.

== The Simpsons ==
[[File:The Tracey Ullman Simpsons.png|thumb|right|[[Simpson family|The Simpsons]] as they originally appeared on ''The Tracey Ullman Show'']]
The Simpsons first appeared as short vignettes on ''The Tracey Ullman Show''. These cartoon shorts acted as bumpers that are shown before and after commercials. The shorts were written by [[Matt Groening]] and animated at Klasky-Csupo by a team consisting of [[David Silverman]], Bill Kopp and [[Wes Archer]] (in the later seasons, the shorts were animated by Silverman and Archer) [[Dan Castellanata]], [[Nancy Cartwright]], [[Yeardley Smith]] and [[Julie Kavner]] provided the voices of characters [[Homer]], [[Bart]], [[Lisa]] and [[Marge]].

The characters were crudely drawn because [[Matt Groening]] assumed that the animators would clean them up after he submitted the rough sketches them. Instead, the animators simply traced over the sketches.

The first short, [[Good Night]], was aired on April 19, 1987. Through Season 1 of the show, the shorts alternated with another animated bumper, "Dr. N!Godatu" (which some cast members also voiced characters in), then becoming the sole animated bumper for Season 2. Later, the shorts were given their own segment on the show before the cartoon was developed into a 30 minutes TV animated spin-off in 1989. ''The Tracey Ullman Show'' continued with Season 4, without the Simpsons, before being cancelled in 1990.

[[File:NotClearThe Tracey Ullman Show.jpg|thumb|250px|left]]
One unseen [[Storyboarded The Simpsons short|short]] that was going to be part of the short Season 4 was storyboarded in June 1989, because the producers thought the shorts were going to continue. It appears that in the short Bart watches a scary sci-fi movie late at night and has a bad dream when he goes to bed.<ref>[http://twitpic.com/3xjfnj TwitPic]</ref>

== Cast ==
*[[Tracey Ullman]] - Various Characters
*[[Sam McMurray]] - Himself/Various Characters
*Anna Levine - Herself/Various Characters
*[[Dan Castellaneta]] - Himself/Homer Simpson/Various Characters
*[[Julie Kavner]] - Herself/Marge Simpson/Various Characters
*[[Nancy Cartwright]] - Bart Simpson
*[[Yeardley Smith]] - Lisa Simpson

== References to ''The Tracy Ullman Show'' on ''The Simpsons'' ==
=== Episodes ===
{{Table|
{{TH|Picture}}
{{TH|Season}}
{{TH|Episode number}}
{{TH|Episode name}}
{{TH|Reference}}
{{TBT|[[File:I Could Love a Million Girls.png|250px]]}}
{{TB|[[Season 1|1]]}}
{{TB|10}}
{{TB|"[[Homer's Night Out]]"}}
{{TB|The character [[Gulliver Dark]] appears, who appeared in several live-action sketches on ''The Tracey Ullman Show''.}}
{{TB|}}
{{TBT|[[File:Gulliver Dark.png|250px]]}}
{{TRs|[[Season 7|7]]|2}}
{{TB|129}}
{{TB|"[[Who Shot Mr. Burns? (Part Two)]]"}}
{{TB|[[Gulliver Dark]] re-appears as part of {{Ch|Tito Puente}}'s band, but is not voiced by [[Sam McMurray]].}}
{{TBT|[[File:138th Episode Spectacular (Simpsons Now and Then).png|200px]]}}
{{TB|138}}
{{TB|"[[The Simpsons 138th Episode Spectacular]]"}}
{{TB|Several shorts are played partially or fully: "[[Good Night]]", "[[The Perfect Crime]]", "[[Space Patrol]]", "[[World War III]]", and "[[Bathtime]]". Additionally, a portrait comparing the Ullman and modern Simpsons is shown.}}
{{TBT|}}
{{TB|[[Season 9|9]]}}
{{TB|181}}
{{TB|"[[Lisa's Sax]]"}}
{{TB|Tracey Ullman is mentioned by Homer when explaining the origin of Lisa's saxophone.}}
{{TBT|[[File:CouchGagS11E01.png|250px]]}}
{{TB|[[Season 11|11]]}}
{{TB|227}}
{{TB|"[[Beyond Blunderdome]]"}}
{{TB|The [[couch gag]] features the Ullman Simpsons, which also appears in "[[Days of Wine and D'oh'ses]]".}}
{{TBT|[[File:Gump Roast Ullman shorts.png|250px]]}}
{{TB|[[Season 13|13]]}}
{{TB|286}}
{{TB|"[[Gump Roast]]"}}
{{TB|"[[They'll Never Stop the Simpsons]]" mentions the Ullman shorts in its lyrics.}}
{{TBT|[[File:Homer Ullman Clone.png|250px]]}}
{{TB|[[Season 14|14]]}}
{{TB|292}}
{{TB|"[[Treehouse of Horror XIII]]"}}
{{TB|In the 'Send in the Clones' segment, one of Homer's clones is the Ullman version of him, who says his catchphrase "[[Let's all go out for some frosty chocolate milkshakes!]]".}}
{{TBT|[[File:Dan Castellaneta (character).png|250px]]}}
{{TB|[[Season 17|17]]}}
{{TB|371}}
{{TB|"[[Homer Simpson, This Is Your Wife]]"}}
{{TB|Homer meets {{Ch|Dan Castellaneta}} at the Fox lot, where a tour guide refers to him as a star of ''The Tracey Ullman Show''.}}
{{TBT|[[File:Happy 1987.png|250px]]}}
{{TB|[[Season 18|18]]}}
{{TB|394}}
{{TB|"[[Homerazzi]]"}}
{{TB|Among the family photos being recreated is a '1987 Party', with the Ullman versions of Homer, Lisa, and Bart.}}
{{TBT|[[File:Family Portrait.png|250px]]}}
{{TB|[[Season 20|20]]}}
{{TB|400}}
{{TB|"[[You Kent Always Say What You Want]]"}}
{{TB|The [[Family Portrait]] short is played instead of the couch gag.}}
{{TBT|[[File:Tracey Ullman Simpsons corpses.png|250px]]}}
{{TB|[[Season 24|24]]}}
{{TB|511}}
{{TB|"[[Adventures in Baby-Getting]]"}}
{{TB|Corpses of the Ullman Simpsons are found below the leaky faucet.}}

{{TBT|[[File:Clown in the Dumps Homer Ullman.png|250px]]}}
{{TRs|[[Season 26|26]]|2}}
{{TB|553}}
{{TB|"[[Clown in the Dumps]]"}}
{{TB|In the couch gag, Homer rewinds to April 19, 1987, and transforms into his Ullman form.}}
{{TBT|[[File:THOH25 - Family Portrait.png|250px]]}}
{{TB|556}}
{{TB|"[[Treehouse of Horror XXV]]"}}
{{TB|In the 'The Others' section, the old Simpsons appear as ghosts. The section ends with a reference to the short [[Family Portrait]].}}
{{TBT|[[File:Every Man's Dream couch gag 3.png|250px]]}}
{{TRs|[[Season 27|27]]|2}}
{{TB|575}}
{{TB|"[[Every Man's Dream]]"}}
{{TB|The Ullman Simpsons (in black suits) appear in the [[The Yellow Album]] parody cover in the couch gag.}}
{{TBT|[[File:TABF20 title screen.png|250px]]}}
{{TB|581}}
{{TB|"[[Lisa with an "S"]]"}}
{{TB|The Ullman Simpsons appear in the title screen.}}
{{TBT|[[File:Rock-a-bye Baby.png|250px]]}}
{{TB|[[Season 28|28]]}}
{{TB|616}}
{{TB|"[[Looking for Mr. Goodbart]]"}}
{{TB|[[Rock-a-bye Baby]] is played in the opening sequence, and the logo of the show appears in the Couch gag.}}
{{TBT|[[File:GCYHM Title Screen.png|250px]]}}
{{TRs|[[Season 29|29]]|3}}
{{TB|623}}
{{TB|"[[Grampy Can Ya Hear Me]]"}}
{{TB|The [[Title screen gag]] contains Ullman Homer and Bart ghosts.}}
{{TBT|[[File:The Aquarium.png|250px]]}}
{{TB|635}}
{{TB|"[[Lisa Gets the Blues]]"}}
{{TB|Part of "[[The Aquarium]]" is shown before the title screen.}}
{{TBT|[[File:Flanders' Ladder Homer Ullman.png|250px]]}}
{{TB|639}}
{{TB|"[[Flanders' Ladder]]"}}
{{TB|Homer and Marge dig up an old VHS of ''The Tracey Ullman Show'', and Homer imitates his voice then.}}
{{TBT|[[File:Tracey Ullman's Show.png|250px]]}}
{{TB|[[Season 30|30]]}}
{{TB|647}}
{{TB|"{{ap|Krusty the Clown|episode}}"}}
{{TB|Among the TV shows mentioned on the scrolling list is ''The Tracey Ullman Show''.}}
{{TBT|[[File:Ullman Homer Mothers and Other Strangers.png|250px]]}}
{{TB|[[Season 32|32]]}}
{{TBT|The first picture is the ''Ullman Simpsons''.}}
{{TB|[[Season 33|33]]}}
{{TB|715}}
{{TB|"[[Mothers and Other Strangers]]"}}
{{TB|In Homer's dream, Ullman Homer trips and falls, then exclaims "[[D'oh]]!".}}
}}

=== Other ===
{{Table|
{{TH|Picture}}
{{TH|Appearance}}
{{TH|Reference}}
{{TBT|[[File:The Yellow Album.jpg|250px]]}}
{{TB|''[[The Yellow Album]]''}}
{{TB|The old Simpsons appear on the album cover.}}
}}

== Common cast and crew ==
=== Cast ===
{{Table|
{{TH|Picture|width=150px}}
{{TH|Name}}
{{TH|Role in ''The Tracey Ullman Show''}}
{{TH|Role on ''The Simpsons''}}
{{TBT|[[File:Tracey Ullman.jpg|150px]]}}
{{TB|[[Tracey Ullman]]}}
{{TB|Main presenter, actress and comedian}}
{{TB|Voiced [[Sylvia Winfield]] and [[Emily Winthrop]] in ''"[[Bart's Dog Gets an "F"]]"''.}}
}}

== External links ==
*{{Wikipedialink}}

== References ==
{{Reflist}}

{{Cultural references|TV=yes}}

{{DEFAULTSORT:Tracey Ullman Show}}

[[Category:The Simpsons]]

The Tracey Ullman Show

2025-12-28T09:44:25Z

FrNotDjakeYT: /* Episodes */

{{Icons|CA}}
{{Icons|RW}}
{{Italic title}}
[[File:Ullman.png|right|thumb|The Tracey Ullman Show logo]]
'''''The Tracey Ullman Show''''' was a weekly American television variety show, hosted by British comedian and onetime pop singer [[Tracey Ullman]]. It debuted on April 5, 1987 as the [[FOX]] network's second primetime series and ran until May 26, 1990. The show featured sketch comedy along with many musical numbers, featuring Emmy Award-winning choreography by Paula Abdul. It's nowadays best remembered for its animated bumpers before and after commercial breaks, which marked the debut of ''The Simpsons''.

== The Simpsons ==
[[File:The Tracey Ullman Simpsons.png|thumb|right|[[Simpson family|The Simpsons]] as they originally appeared on ''The Tracey Ullman Show'']]
The Simpsons first appeared as short vignettes on ''The Tracey Ullman Show''. These cartoon shorts acted as bumpers that are shown before and after commercials. The shorts were written by [[Matt Groening]] and animated at Klasky-Csupo by a team consisting of [[David Silverman]], Bill Kopp and [[Wes Archer]] (in the later seasons, the shorts were animated by Silverman and Archer) [[Dan Castellanata]], [[Nancy Cartwright]], [[Yeardley Smith]] and [[Julie Kavner]] provided the voices of characters [[Homer]], [[Bart]], [[Lisa]] and [[Marge]].

The characters were crudely drawn because [[Matt Groening]] assumed that the animators would clean them up after he submitted the rough sketches them. Instead, the animators simply traced over the sketches.

The first short, [[Good Night]], was aired on April 19, 1987. Through Season 1 of the show, the shorts alternated with another animated bumper, "Dr. N!Godatu" (which some cast members also voiced characters in), then becoming the sole animated bumper for Season 2. Later, the shorts were given their own segment on the show before the cartoon was developed into a 30 minutes TV animated spin-off in 1989. ''The Tracey Ullman Show'' continued with Season 4, without the Simpsons, before being cancelled in 1990.

[[File:NotClearThe Tracey Ullman Show.jpg|thumb|250px|left]]
One unseen [[Storyboarded The Simpsons short|short]] that was going to be part of the short Season 4 was storyboarded in June 1989, because the producers thought the shorts were going to continue. It appears that in the short Bart watches a scary sci-fi movie late at night and has a bad dream when he goes to bed.<ref>[http://twitpic.com/3xjfnj TwitPic]</ref>

== Cast ==
*[[Tracey Ullman]] - Various Characters
*[[Sam McMurray]] - Himself/Various Characters
*Anna Levine - Herself/Various Characters
*[[Dan Castellaneta]] - Himself/Homer Simpson/Various Characters
*[[Julie Kavner]] - Herself/Marge Simpson/Various Characters
*[[Nancy Cartwright]] - Bart Simpson
*[[Yeardley Smith]] - Lisa Simpson

== References to ''The Tracy Ullman Show'' on ''The Simpsons'' ==
=== Episodes ===
{{Table|
{{TH|Picture}}
{{TH|Season}}
{{TH|Episode number}}
{{TH|Episode name}}
{{TH|Reference}}
{{TBT|[[File:I Could Love a Million Girls.png|250px]]}}
{{TB|[[Season 1|1]]}}
{{TB|10}}
{{TB|"[[Homer's Night Out]]"}}
{{TB|The character [[Gulliver Dark]] appears, who appeared in several live-action sketches on ''The Tracey Ullman Show''.}}
{{TB|}}
{{TBT|[[File:Gulliver Dark.png|250px]]}}
{{TRs|[[Season 7|7]]|2}}
{{TB|129}}
{{TB|"[[Who Shot Mr. Burns? (Part Two)]]"}}
{{TB|[[Gulliver Dark]] re-appears as part of {{Ch|Tito Puente}}'s band, but is not voiced by [[Sam McMurray]].}}
{{TBT|[[File:138th Episode Spectacular (Simpsons Now and Then).png|200px]]}}
{{TB|138}}
{{TB|"[[The Simpsons 138th Episode Spectacular]]"}}
{{TB|Several shorts are played partially or fully: "[[Good Night]]", "[[The Perfect Crime]]", "[[Space Patrol]]", "[[World War III]]", and "[[Bathtime]]". Additionally, a portrait comparing the Ullman and modern Simpsons is shown.}}
{{TBT|}}
{{TB|[[Season 9|9]]}}
{{TB|181}}
{{TB|"[[Lisa's Sax]]"}}
{{TB|Tracey Ullman is mentioned by Homer when explaining the origin of Lisa's saxophone.}}
{{TBT|[[File:CouchGagS11E01.png|250px]]}}
{{TB|[[Season 11|11]]}}
{{TB|227}}
{{TB|"[[Beyond Blunderdome]]"}}
{{TB|The [[couch gag]] features the Ullman Simpsons, which also appears in "[[Days of Wine and D'oh'ses]]".}}
{{TBT|[[File:Gump Roast Ullman shorts.png|250px]]}}
{{TB|[[Season 13|13]]}}
{{TB|286}}
{{TB|"[[Gump Roast]]"}}
{{TB|"[[They'll Never Stop the Simpsons]]" mentions the Ullman shorts in its lyrics.}}
{{TBT|[[File:Homer Ullman Clone.png|250px]]}}
{{TB|[[Season 14|14]]}}
{{TB|292}}
{{TB|"[[Treehouse of Horror XIII]]"}}
{{TB|In the 'Send in the Clones' segment, one of Homer's clones is the Ullman version of him, who says his catchphrase "[[Let's all go out for some frosty chocolate milkshakes!]]".}}
{{TBT|[[File:Dan Castellaneta (character).png|250px]]}}
{{TB|[[Season 17|17]]}}
{{TB|371}}
{{TB|"[[Homer Simpson, This Is Your Wife]]"}}
{{TB|Homer meets {{Ch|Dan Castellaneta}} at the Fox lot, where a tour guide refers to him as a star of ''The Tracey Ullman Show''.}}
{{TBT|[[File:Happy 1987.png|250px]]}}
{{TB|[[Season 18|18]]}}
{{TB|394}}
{{TB|"[[Homerazzi]]"}}
{{TB|Among the family photos being recreated is a '1987 Party', with the Ullman versions of Homer, Lisa, and Bart.}}
{{TBT|[[File:Family Portrait.png|250px]]}}
{{TB|[[Season 20|20]]}}
{{TB|400}}
{{TB|"[[You Kent Always Say What You Want]]"}}
{{TB|The [[Family Portrait]] short is played instead of the couch gag.}}
{{TBT|[[File:Tracey Ullman Simpsons corpses.png|250px]]}}
{{TB|[[Season 24|24]]}}
{{TB|511}}
{{TB|"[[Adventures in Baby-Getting]]"}}
{{TB|Corpses of the Ullman Simpsons are found below the leaky faucet.}}

{{TBT|[[File:Clown in the Dumps Homer Ullman.png|250px]]}}
{{TRs|[[Season 26|26]]|2}}
{{TB|553}}
{{TB|"[[Clown in the Dumps]]"}}
{{TB|In the couch gag, Homer rewinds to April 19, 1987, and transforms into his Ullman form.}}
{{TBT|[[File:THOH25 - Family Portrait.png|250px]]}}
{{TB|556}}
{{TB|"[[Treehouse of Horror XXV]]"}}
{{TB|In the 'The Others' section, the old Simpsons appear as ghosts. The section ends with a reference to the short [[Family Portrait]].}}
{{TBT|[[File:Every Man's Dream couch gag 3.png|250px]]}}
{{TRs|[[Season 27|27]]|2}}
{{TB|575}}
{{TB|"[[Every Man's Dream]]"}}
{{TB|The Ullman Simpsons (in black suits) appear in the [[The Yellow Album]] parody cover in the couch gag.}}
{{TBT|[[File:TABF20 title screen.png|250px]]}}
{{TB|581}}
{{TB|"[[Lisa with an "S"]]"}}
{{TB|The Ullman Simpsons appear in the title screen.}}
{{TBT|[[File:Rock-a-bye Baby.png|250px]]}}
{{TB|[[Season 28|28]]}}
{{TB|616}}
{{TB|"[[Looking for Mr. Goodbart]]"}}
{{TB|[[Rock-a-bye Baby]] is played in the opening sequence, and the logo of the show appears in the Couch gag.}}
{{TBT|[[File:GCYHM Title Screen.png|250px]]}}
{{TRs|[[Season 29|29]]|3}}
{{TB|623}}
{{TB|"[[Grampy Can Ya Hear Me]]"}}
{{TB|The [[Title screen gag]] contains Ullman Homer and Bart ghosts.}}
{{TBT|[[File:The Aquarium.png|250px]]}}
{{TB|635}}
{{TB|"[[Lisa Gets the Blues]]"}}
{{TB|Part of "[[The Aquarium]]" is shown before the title screen.}}
{{TBT|[[File:Flanders' Ladder Homer Ullman.png|250px]]}}
{{TB|639}}
{{TB|"[[Flanders' Ladder]]"}}
{{TB|Homer and Marge dig up an old VHS of ''The Tracey Ullman Show'', and Homer imitates his voice then.}}
{{TBT|[[File:Tracey Ullman's Show.png|250px]]}}
{{TB|[[Season 30|30]]}}
{{TB|647}}
{{TB|"{{ap|Krusty the Clown|episode}}"}}
{{TB|Among the TV shows mentioned on the scrolling list is ''The Tracey Ullman Show''.}}
{{TBT|[[File:Ullman Homer Mothers and Other Strangers.png|250px]]}}
{{TB|[[Season 32|32]]}}
{{TB|The first picture is the ''Ullman Simpsons''.}}
{{TBT|[[File:The 7 Beer Itch promo 2.png]]}}
{{TB|[[Season 33|33]]}}
{{TB|715}}
{{TB|"[[Mothers and Other Strangers]]"}}
{{TB|In Homer's dream, Ullman Homer trips and falls, then exclaims "[[D'oh]]!".}}
}}

=== Other ===
{{Table|
{{TH|Picture}}
{{TH|Appearance}}
{{TH|Reference}}
{{TBT|[[File:The Yellow Album.jpg|250px]]}}
{{TB|''[[The Yellow Album]]''}}
{{TB|The old Simpsons appear on the album cover.}}
}}

== Common cast and crew ==
=== Cast ===
{{Table|
{{TH|Picture|width=150px}}
{{TH|Name}}
{{TH|Role in ''The Tracey Ullman Show''}}
{{TH|Role on ''The Simpsons''}}
{{TBT|[[File:Tracey Ullman.jpg|150px]]}}
{{TB|[[Tracey Ullman]]}}
{{TB|Main presenter, actress and comedian}}
{{TB|Voiced [[Sylvia Winfield]] and [[Emily Winthrop]] in ''"[[Bart's Dog Gets an "F"]]"''.}}
}}

== External links ==
*{{Wikipedialink}}

== References ==
{{Reflist}}

{{Cultural references|TV=yes}}

{{DEFAULTSORT:Tracey Ullman Show}}

[[Category:The Simpsons]]

The Tracey Ullman Show

2025-12-28T09:40:25Z

FrNotDjakeYT: /* Episodes */

{{Icons|CA}}
{{Icons|RW}}
{{Italic title}}
[[File:Ullman.png|right|thumb|The Tracey Ullman Show logo]]
'''''The Tracey Ullman Show''''' was a weekly American television variety show, hosted by British comedian and onetime pop singer [[Tracey Ullman]]. It debuted on April 5, 1987 as the [[FOX]] network's second primetime series and ran until May 26, 1990. The show featured sketch comedy along with many musical numbers, featuring Emmy Award-winning choreography by Paula Abdul. It's nowadays best remembered for its animated bumpers before and after commercial breaks, which marked the debut of ''The Simpsons''.

== The Simpsons ==
[[File:The Tracey Ullman Simpsons.png|thumb|right|[[Simpson family|The Simpsons]] as they originally appeared on ''The Tracey Ullman Show'']]
The Simpsons first appeared as short vignettes on ''The Tracey Ullman Show''. These cartoon shorts acted as bumpers that are shown before and after commercials. The shorts were written by [[Matt Groening]] and animated at Klasky-Csupo by a team consisting of [[David Silverman]], Bill Kopp and [[Wes Archer]] (in the later seasons, the shorts were animated by Silverman and Archer) [[Dan Castellanata]], [[Nancy Cartwright]], [[Yeardley Smith]] and [[Julie Kavner]] provided the voices of characters [[Homer]], [[Bart]], [[Lisa]] and [[Marge]].

The characters were crudely drawn because [[Matt Groening]] assumed that the animators would clean them up after he submitted the rough sketches them. Instead, the animators simply traced over the sketches.

The first short, [[Good Night]], was aired on April 19, 1987. Through Season 1 of the show, the shorts alternated with another animated bumper, "Dr. N!Godatu" (which some cast members also voiced characters in), then becoming the sole animated bumper for Season 2. Later, the shorts were given their own segment on the show before the cartoon was developed into a 30 minutes TV animated spin-off in 1989. ''The Tracey Ullman Show'' continued with Season 4, without the Simpsons, before being cancelled in 1990.

[[File:NotClearThe Tracey Ullman Show.jpg|thumb|250px|left]]
One unseen [[Storyboarded The Simpsons short|short]] that was going to be part of the short Season 4 was storyboarded in June 1989, because the producers thought the shorts were going to continue. It appears that in the short Bart watches a scary sci-fi movie late at night and has a bad dream when he goes to bed.<ref>[http://twitpic.com/3xjfnj TwitPic]</ref>

== Cast ==
*[[Tracey Ullman]] - Various Characters
*[[Sam McMurray]] - Himself/Various Characters
*Anna Levine - Herself/Various Characters
*[[Dan Castellaneta]] - Himself/Homer Simpson/Various Characters
*[[Julie Kavner]] - Herself/Marge Simpson/Various Characters
*[[Nancy Cartwright]] - Bart Simpson
*[[Yeardley Smith]] - Lisa Simpson

== References to ''The Tracy Ullman Show'' on ''The Simpsons'' ==
=== Episodes ===
{{Table|
{{TH|Picture}}
{{TH|Season}}
{{TH|Episode number}}
{{TH|Episode name}}
{{TH|Reference}}
{{TBT|[[File:I Could Love a Million Girls.png|250px]]}}
{{TB|[[Season 1|1]]}}
{{TB|10}}
{{TB|"[[Homer's Night Out]]"}}
{{TB|The character [[Gulliver Dark]] appears, who appeared in several live-action sketches on ''The Tracey Ullman Show''.}}
{{TB|}}
{{TBT|[[File:Gulliver Dark.png|250px]]}}
{{TRs|[[Season 7|7]]|2}}
{{TB|129}}
{{TB|"[[Who Shot Mr. Burns? (Part Two)]]"}}
{{TB|[[Gulliver Dark]] re-appears as part of {{Ch|Tito Puente}}'s band, but is not voiced by [[Sam McMurray]].}}
{{TBT|[[File:138th Episode Spectacular (Simpsons Now and Then).png|200px]]}}
{{TB|138}}
{{TB|"[[The Simpsons 138th Episode Spectacular]]"}}
{{TB|Several shorts are played partially or fully: "[[Good Night]]", "[[The Perfect Crime]]", "[[Space Patrol]]", "[[World War III]]", and "[[Bathtime]]". Additionally, a portrait comparing the Ullman and modern Simpsons is shown.}}
{{TBT|}}
{{TB|[[Season 9|9]]}}
{{TB|181}}
{{TB|"[[Lisa's Sax]]"}}
{{TB|Tracey Ullman is mentioned by Homer when explaining the origin of Lisa's saxophone.}}
{{TBT|[[File:CouchGagS11E01.png|250px]]}}
{{TB|[[Season 11|11]]}}
{{TB|227}}
{{TB|"[[Beyond Blunderdome]]"}}
{{TB|The [[couch gag]] features the Ullman Simpsons, which also appears in "[[Days of Wine and D'oh'ses]]".}}
{{TBT|[[File:Gump Roast Ullman shorts.png|250px]]}}
{{TB|[[Season 13|13]]}}
{{TB|286}}
{{TB|"[[Gump Roast]]"}}
{{TB|"[[They'll Never Stop the Simpsons]]" mentions the Ullman shorts in its lyrics.}}
{{TBT|[[File:Homer Ullman Clone.png|250px]]}}
{{TB|[[Season 14|14]]}}
{{TB|292}}
{{TB|"[[Treehouse of Horror XIII]]"}}
{{TB|In the 'Send in the Clones' segment, one of Homer's clones is the Ullman version of him, who says his catchphrase "[[Let's all go out for some frosty chocolate milkshakes!]]".}}
{{TBT|[[File:Dan Castellaneta (character).png|250px]]}}
{{TB|[[Season 17|17]]}}
{{TB|371}}
{{TB|"[[Homer Simpson, This Is Your Wife]]"}}
{{TB|Homer meets {{Ch|Dan Castellaneta}} at the Fox lot, where a tour guide refers to him as a star of ''The Tracey Ullman Show''.}}
{{TBT|[[File:Happy 1987.png|250px]]}}
{{TB|[[Season 18|18]]}}
{{TB|394}}
{{TB|"[[Homerazzi]]"}}
{{TB|Among the family photos being recreated is a '1987 Party', with the Ullman versions of Homer, Lisa, and Bart.}}
{{TBT|[[File:Family Portrait.png|250px]]}}
{{TB|[[Season 20|20]]}}
{{TB|400}}
{{TB|"[[You Kent Always Say What You Want]]"}}
{{TB|The [[Family Portrait]] short is played instead of the couch gag.}}
{{TBT|[[File:Tracey Ullman Simpsons corpses.png|250px]]}}
{{TB|[[Season 24|24]]}}
{{TB|511}}
{{TB|"[[Adventures in Baby-Getting]]"}}
{{TB|Corpses of the Ullman Simpsons are found below the leaky faucet.}}

{{TBT|[[File:Clown in the Dumps Homer Ullman.png|250px]]}}
{{TRs|[[Season 26|26]]|2}}
{{TB|553}}
{{TB|"[[Clown in the Dumps]]"}}
{{TB|In the couch gag, Homer rewinds to April 19, 1987, and transforms into his Ullman form.}}
{{TBT|[[File:THOH25 - Family Portrait.png|250px]]}}
{{TB|556}}
{{TB|"[[Treehouse of Horror XXV]]"}}
{{TB|In the 'The Others' section, the old Simpsons appear as ghosts. The section ends with a reference to the short [[Family Portrait]].}}
{{TBT|[[File:Every Man's Dream couch gag 3.png|250px]]}}
{{TRs|[[Season 27|27]]|2}}
{{TB|575}}
{{TB|"[[Every Man's Dream]]"}}
{{TB|The Ullman Simpsons (in black suits) appear in the [[The Yellow Album]] parody cover in the couch gag.}}
{{TBT|[[File:TABF20 title screen.png|250px]]}}
{{TB|581}}
{{TB|"[[Lisa with an "S"]]"}}
{{TB|The Ullman Simpsons appear in the title screen.}}
{{TBT|[[File:Rock-a-bye Baby.png|250px]]}}
{{TB|[[Season 28|28]]}}
{{TB|616}}
{{TB|"[[Looking for Mr. Goodbart]]"}}
{{TB|[[Rock-a-bye Baby]] is played in the opening sequence, and the logo of the show appears in the Couch gag.}}
{{TBT|[[File:GCYHM Title Screen.png|250px]]}}
{{TRs|[[Season 29|29]]|3}}
{{TB|623}}
{{TB|"[[Grampy Can Ya Hear Me]]"}}
{{TB|The [[Title screen gag]] contains Ullman Homer and Bart ghosts.}}
{{TBT|[[File:The Aquarium.png|250px]]}}
{{TB|635}}
{{TB|"[[Lisa Gets the Blues]]"}}
{{TB|Part of "[[The Aquarium]]" is shown before the title screen.}}
{{TBT|[[File:Flanders' Ladder Homer Ullman.png|250px]]}}
{{TB|639}}
{{TB|"[[Flanders' Ladder]]"}}
{{TB|Homer and Marge dig up an old VHS of ''The Tracey Ullman Show'', and Homer imitates his voice then.}}
{{TBT|[[File:Tracey Ullman's Show.png|250px]]}}
{{TB|[[Season 30|30]]}}
{{TB|647}}
{{TB|"{{ap|Krusty the Clown|episode}}"}}
{{TB|Among the TV shows mentioned on the scrolling list is ''The Tracey Ullman Show''.}}
{{TBT|[[File:Ullman Homer Mothers and Other Strangers.png|250px]]}}
{{TB|[[Season 32|32]]}}
{{TB|The first picture is the ''Ullman Simpsons''.}}
{{TB|[[Season 33|33]]}}
{{TB|715}}
{{TB|"[[Mothers and Other Strangers]]"}}
{{TB|In Homer's dream, Ullman Homer trips and falls, then exclaims "[[D'oh]]!".}}
}}

=== Other ===
{{Table|
{{TH|Picture}}
{{TH|Appearance}}
{{TH|Reference}}
{{TBT|[[File:The Yellow Album.jpg|250px]]}}
{{TB|''[[The Yellow Album]]''}}
{{TB|The old Simpsons appear on the album cover.}}
}}

== Common cast and crew ==
=== Cast ===
{{Table|
{{TH|Picture|width=150px}}
{{TH|Name}}
{{TH|Role in ''The Tracey Ullman Show''}}
{{TH|Role on ''The Simpsons''}}
{{TBT|[[File:Tracey Ullman.jpg|150px]]}}
{{TB|[[Tracey Ullman]]}}
{{TB|Main presenter, actress and comedian}}
{{TB|Voiced [[Sylvia Winfield]] and [[Emily Winthrop]] in ''"[[Bart's Dog Gets an "F"]]"''.}}
}}

== External links ==
*{{Wikipedialink}}

== References ==
{{Reflist}}

{{Cultural references|TV=yes}}

{{DEFAULTSORT:Tracey Ullman Show}}

[[Category:The Simpsons]]