Frozen

Frozen is a 2013 animated musical comedy film, based on The Snow Queen by Hans Christian Andersen and produced by the Walt Disney Company and Disney Animation. It has been parodied numerous times in The Simpsons.

References to Frozen in The Simpsons

Episodes

Picture Season Episode number Episode name Reference 26 561 "I Won't Be Home for Christmas" The couch gag is a parody of Frozen. Lisa is Elsa, Marge is Anna, Bart is Kristoff, Maggie is a troll, Santa's Little Helper is Sven and Homer is Olaf. 28 606 "The Nightmare After Krustmas" While Krusty is drowning in the river, he has a dream in which he is in an ice castle and meets his father as Olaf and Sven. Krusty also mentions the movie. 29 627 "Gone Boy" During the opening sequence, Patty and Selma are dressed like Elsa and Anna respectively. 34 738 "Game Done Changed" Skinner mentions Idina Menzel and Josh Gad in "Magnet Performing Arts School", who played Elsa and Olaf. Janey portrays Elsa whilst Ralph portrays Olaf.

Specials

Picture Special name Reference The Simpsons Take the Bowl Hank Azaria, in Chief Wiggum's voice, sings "Let It Go". A picture of Wiggum as Elsa and Ralph as Olaf appears on the screen. Simpsons Ice Bucket Challenge Olaf makes an appearance. Plusaversary Elsa uses her magic to fill a bucket of ice. Olaf is also seen at the party.

Games

Picture Game Reference The Simpsons: Tapped Out Ice Princess Martin is Martin dressed up as Elsa. He references the couch gag in "I Won't Be Home for Christmas" asking to be Elsa in it, but Lisa says that she will be Elsa. The Ice Palace is a parody of the one Elsa made in Frozen.

Common cast and crew

Picture Name Role in Frozen Role on The Simpsons Kristen Bell Voice of Princess Anna. Played Harper Jambowski in the Season 27 episode "Friend with Benefit" and Marge's singing voice inside her head in the Season 33 episode "The Star of the Backstage". Jonathan Groff Voice of Kristoff. Voiced the actor playing Bart in "Bart's Not Dead".

External links

• Frozen at the Internet Movie Database
• Frozen at Wikipedia

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