KFC

For the in-show location, see KFC (location).

KFC (Kentucky Fried Chicken) is an American chain of fried chicken fast food restaurants and the world's largest of its kind. It was founded in 1952 by Colonel Sanders.

The KFC commercial.

In 1993, a commercial, featuring The Simpsons, was made for a special sale where a two litre bottle of 7 Up was free with a 15-piece chicken bucket, available only in Canada. In the same year, another special offer was made and promoted in another commercial featuring Homer and Mr. Burns. Customers who bought popcorn chicken combos would receive a collector's cup which had a Simpsons character's face and catchphrase printed front to back (also only available in Canada).

List of commercials

First Aired Title Length Description Screenshot 1993 Free 7 Up (aired in Canada) 30 seconds Homer, getting a bucket and a free 2-liter 7 Up (as part of an actual promotion KFC offered) with it, thinks he's stealing it. (Later aired in Australia in 1998) 1993 Free Simpsons Cups! (aired in Canada) 30 seconds Homer sneaks from his control room in Sector 7G to the KFC across the street, only to find that Mr. Burns has gotten there ahead of him. Mr. Burns looks over his popcorn chicken meal, which much to his surprise includes a collector's cup with Homer's face on it. (Another actual promotion that KFC offered)

"Get Sporty" toys

• Bowlin' Homer
• Skateboard Bart
• Tennis Marge
• Ice Hockey Lisa
• Mini Putt Maggie

Other Simpsons KFC promotions

In 1998, KFC restaurants in Australia had a Simpsons tie deal.

In 2007, KFC restaurants in Belgium, the Czech Republic, and several other countries promoted The Simpsons Movie.

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  KFC Simpsons cups (front view)

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  KFC Simpsons cups (rear view)

External links

• KFC at Wikipedia
• The Canadian KFC Commercials

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