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Springfield Monorail

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The Springfield Monorail.

The Springfield Monorail was a short lived solar powered transport system for Springfield shown in the episode Marge vs. the Monorail.

History

See also Marge vs. the Monorail

Thanks to a fine Mr. Burns had to pay for illegally dumping radioactive waste in a playground, Springfield came in posession of $3,000,000 (though Mayor Quimby pocketed 1,000,000). A town meeting was held to decide what to do with the money. A man named Lyle Lanley burst in and suggested using it to build one of his monorails. The option took over Marge Simpson to use the $2,000,000 to fix Main St. Though there were some concerned obout the practicality of a monorail in Springfield, Lanley skirted around their questions. Homer Simpson became the conductor of the Monorail, chosen at random after an "extensive 3 week training course" (actually consisting of the meaning of the monorail's name; mono= one, rail= rail).

North Haverbrook

Marge was not convinced by Lanley's charm and decided to go to North Haverbrook to see what a monorail had done for their town. She arrived to see the town in ruins, devastated by "one of the crappiest trains ever built", and learned that Lanley had deliberately cut every corner possible and then skipped town with all of the leftover money. The result: the monorail crashed almost instantly.

Maiden Voyage

On the day of the maiden voyage, Lyle Lanley escaped from Springfield with the money he'd 'saved' from cost-cutting. Soon after, the monorail lost control, unable to stop due to the fact its solar powered (The monorail stopped very briefly due to an eclipse.) The passengers were saved when Homer Simpson used the letter 'M' on the sign 'Monorail', and anchored the monorail to a giant plaster donut. Lyle Lanley was later attacked by an angry mob from North Haverbrook when his escape plan touched down there briefly. The Springfield Monorail was demolished, but the station was not destroyed. It is now in ruin and many vandals sprayed graffiti on it, and has became a popular tourist destination site in Springfield.

In Other Simpsons Media

The Simpsons Hit and Run

The station is accesable in Level Two and Five, and the front car of the monorail is a secret vehicle in Level Two. There's also a collectors card in the station.

Appearances


Springfield Monorail
Game Information


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