Difference between revisions of "Truckasaurus"

[[File:Truck-o-Saurus.jpg|thumb|242px]] '''Truck-o-Saurus''' is a truck/dinosaur that first appeared in [[Bart the Daredevil]]. It was created by [[Professor Frink]], as referenced in [[The Simpsons: Hit and Run]] (although in the episode Leo G. Clark identifies himself as the owner, inventor and operator of Truk-o-Saurus). It is 20 tons and four stories of car-crunching, fire-breathing, prehistoric insanity. Truck-o-Saurus starred in a movie called ''Truck-o-Saurus: The Movie'', which starred [[wikipedia:Marlon Brando|Marlon Brando]] as John Truck-o-Saurus. Brando's voice was impersonated. Truck-o-Saurus was inspired by the real life robotic dinosaur, [[wikipedia:Robosaurus|Robosaurus]]. It ended up in [[The Auto Graveyard]], where it fell into the hands of [[Bart Simpson]], who accidentally turned it on, causing it to run amok in [[Springfield]]. It walked into [[Springfield Harbor]] and was never seen again.

[[File:Truck-o-Saurus.jpg|thumb|242px]] '''Truck-o-Saurus''' is a truck/dinosaur that first appeared in [[Bart the Daredevil]]. It was created by [[Professor Frink]], as referenced in [[The Simpsons: Hit and Run]] (although in the episode Leo G. Clark identifies himself as the owner, inventor and operator of Truk-o-Saurus). It is 20 tons and four stories of car-crunching, fire-breathing, prehistoric insanity. Truck-o-Saurus starred in a movie called ''Truck-o-Saurus: The Movie'', which starred [[wikipedia:Marlon Brando|Marlon Brando]] as John Truck-o-Saurus. Brando's voice was impersonated. Truck-o-Saurus was inspired by the real life robotic dinosaur, [[wikipedia:Robosaurus|Robosaurus]]. It ended up in [[The Auto Graveyard]], where it fell into the hands of [[Bart Simpson]], who accidentally turned it on, causing it to run amok in [[Springfield]]. It walked into [[Springfield Harbor]] and was never seen again.

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