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- "Bonjourrr, yah cheese-eatin' surrender monkeys."
- ―Groundskeeper Willie[src]
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France is a country in western Europe with the capital and largest city is Paris. It is famous for French cuisine and the Eiffel Tower.
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History
Bart visited France in a student exchange program with Adil Hoxha, who traveled to Springfield. Bart stayed at a vineyard, where his hosts, Ugolin and Cesar, treated him as a slave.[1] Also, the whole Simpson family escaped to France after Bart mistakenly mooned the American flag.[2]
Homer and Carl Carlson visited Paris on a business trip.[3]
Krusty came to France to find Princess Penelope after he left her.[4] The nation also gave Krusty a marble bust for his comedy work.
The Monroe family have a book from France.[5]
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The Simpsons Game
France is a place in the eating contest Around the World in 80 Bites.[6] In the level "Medal of Homer", Homer and Bart had to save France by removing all the surrender flags.[7]
Treehouse of Horror
In the "Treehouse of Horror VIII" segment "The HΩmega Man," Mayor Quimby insults France while telling a "frogs leg joke." France demanded that Mayor Quimby apologize or suffer the consequences. Quimby unwisely refused to apologize and told them to "do their worst." In retaliation the French launch a nuclear attack on Springfield, killing almost everyone except the Simpsons, while mutating several other surviving citizens. In the "Treehouse of Horror XXXIV" segment "Lout Break," when the Homer infection spread worldwide, the Homers changed Paris' name to "Margaritaville".
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