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Country Information
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South Korea is a country in Asia.
History
Homer once complained about the quality of Korean animation.[1]
Marge once took the kids to Korea Town after thay became "foodies".[2]
While trying to be cool like his new neighbors, Homer took Bart and Lisa to a Korean gang film festival.[3]
Non-canon
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Kim Jong-il was once seen talking to a man who resembles Smithers about a treaty that would reunite North Korea and South Korea. He then got an email from South Korea which read "you stink". At that point he told the other man to tear up the treaty, stating that "Now there shall never be peace! Never!" The email however, was actually sent by the Bart virus, which was causing trouble all around the world.[4]
Behind the Laughter
- The Simpsons is animated in South Korea.
Appearances
Episode – "Itchy & Scratchy: The Movie" - Episode – "Fat Man and Little Boy" (mentioned
- Episode – "The Food Wife" (mentioned)
- Episode – "The Day the Earth Stood Cool" (mentioned)
Comic story – Another One of Professor Frink's Partly Probable Parables: Bart Version 2.0 (mentioned)
References
