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Welcome to my Sandbox, where I try out article/formatting ideas before placing them into the wiki's mainspace. If you have a comment or suggestion about anything you see here, feel free to leave me a note on my talk page. -- Mythigator

Notes[edit]

Link to make note of: http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2014/08/26/nhl-simpsons-stanley-cup_n_5716801.html?ncid=txtlnkusaolp00000592

NHL unhappy with scene in "The Last Temptation of Krust" where Krusty drinks from, and then vomits in, a trophy that resembles the Stanley Cup.

Simpsons Sunday Comic Strips story:

https://web.archive.org/web/20070708094751/http://cagle.msnbc.com/hogan/features/simpsons_sundays/simpsons_on_sundays.asp

1984 References[edit]

1. THOH5 - Flanders takes over the world a la. Big Brother, portraits of Flanders are seen with eyes that follow the viewer, also like Big Brother.
2. "To Surveil with Love" - Orwell Security
3. "Orange Is the New Yellow" - Lisa calls Judge Snyder "Orwellian" when he says "I've got my eye on you."
4. Don't Look Now, But It's 1984! (Radioactive Man comic story)

• "Mr. Lisa Goes to Washington" - Lisa sees favor-exchanging legislators turn into pigs, cf. Animal Farm.

Table Span Test - Picture Cell to Span 2 Rows[edit]

Picture Season Episode number Episode name Reference 8 164 "The Twisted World of Marge Simpson" Disco Stu says "Hey-y-y-y" in the style of the Fonz. 167 "The Itchy & Scratchy & Poochie Show" Poochie describes himself as "half Fonzarelli". Later the character Roy moves in with The Simpsons, whose style and mannerisms are a parody of the Fonz, complete with the line: "Hey, Mr. S. 10 208 "When You Dish Upon a Star" Homer meets Ron Howard, who played Richie Cunningham on the show, but incorrectly addresses him as "Potsie". At the end of the episode, Ron Howard successfully pitches the script for The Terminizor: An Erotic Thriller (which had been Homer's idea) to a Hollywood executive. The Happy Days theme song plays as the closing credits begin to roll. 219 "Make Room for Lisa" Homer is more interested in Fonzie's jacket in the Smithsonian Museum than any other historical valuable object. Bart has no idea who Fonzie is, so Homer lectures him that Fonzie freed the squares.

Pages in Progress[edit]

• Barney & Friends working page — Needs more references before it's ready for the mainspace
• My Christmas Day test page - Test page for the comic story My Christmas Day by Ralph Wiggum

Comic Table Span Test[edit]

Picture Comic issue Story name Reference Simpsons Comics 57 How the Vest Was Won! Right after Bart gets his bulletproof vest, he envisions himself wearing it and standing with Milhouse and either Sherri or Terri, in a pose resembling a poster from the first movie. The Simpsons Summer Shindig 2 Chili Chili Bang Bang Chief Wiggum eats chili with insanity peppers and undergoes a vision quest with Wiggle Puppy as his spirit guide. When Wiggle Puppy asks Wiggum if he has any questions, Wiggum replies, "What was The Matrix about? I didn't get that movie at all." Simpsons Comics #214 N/A (Front cover) Comic Book Guy dresses up as the Death Star on the cover. Worst Con Ever! Comic Book Guy has a Tonton in Paris comic for sale in his booth at the Bi-Mon-Sci-Fi-Con. The issue he's selling has a Tauntaun on the cover. Chief Wiggum's Felonious Funnies 1 Future Cop! In Chief Wiggum's dream of being a cop in the future, Officer Shooty arrests Snake for a street theft. When Shooty reads Snake his rights, he says, "If you are in space, you have the right to have no one hear you scream", referencing the Alien tagline. Wiggum and his ape partner Officer Cornelius respond to a domestic dispute. The couple in the dispute are an Alien Queen and a Yautja warrior from Predator. The conflict between the couple escalates and the Predator activates the self-destruct device in his wrist gauntlet. The resulting explosion destroys the entire neighborhood and Wiggum and Cornelius escape barely in time. The visual as they fly away is similar to the end of Aliens, when the atmosphere processing station explodes.

Hawkeye Pierce Test[edit]

Benjamin Franklin "Hawkeye" Pierce Hawkeye (at right) on the cover of the coloring book.

Character Information Gender: Male ♂ Status: Fictional Occupation: Army surgeon First appearance: "Brother from the Same Planet" v • d • e • h

Hawkeye Pierce (given name Benjamin Franklin Pierce) is a surgeon on M*A*S*H.

History[edit]

Lisa got eardrops at Dr. Hibbert's office and had to wait 20 minutes for them to sink in. Hibbert offered her a M*A*S*H coloring book (with Hawkeye and his bunkmate B.J. Hunnicutt on the cover) in case she got bored. As he handed her the book, he glanced at the pictures and chuckled at one of them as he read the caption aloud: "Hawkeye's antics irritate the other surgeons."

Behind the Laughter[edit]

Hawkeye Pierce was the central protagonist of the M*A*S*H TV series and was one of the few characters to appear for the entire run of the show. His trademark was using humor to cope with the stress of front-line surgery. He was portrayed by Donald Sutherland in the film and Alan Alda in the TV series.

Appearances[edit]

• Episode – "Brother from the Same Planet" (coloring book)

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Comic Book Woman[edit]

"For" Template[edit]

This article is about the real-life entertainment franchise. For the film as seen in the Simpsons universe, see Back to the Future..

Television episodes span test[edit]

Picture Season Episode number Episode name Reference 22 473 "Donnie Fatso" When the FBI tell Homer they want to place him undercover in Fat Tony's gang, Homer tries to protest that he can't because he was briefly Tony's consigliere. When he can't pronounce "consigliere" (after several attempts), he instead says "Robert Duvall", referencing Robert Duvall's having played Tom Hagen the Consigliere in The Godfather. After Fit Tony takes over the Springfield Mafia, he tells Homer that because the world is screwed up, he keeps his friends close. Homer asks, "And your enemies closer?" referring to the catchphrase from The Godfather Part II, "Keep your friends close, but your enemies closer."

Listing experiments[edit]

Unsuccessful: Placing spaces and tabs between items[edit]

Archery Debt Collecting Embalming TV Trivia Patch Forgery Archery Debt Collecting Embalming TV Trivia Patch Forgery

Successful: Table without headers[edit]

Template Testing[edit]

This article is about the comic compilation. For the comic issue Bart Simpson Comics #1, which was subtitled "Son of Homer", see Bart Simpson 1.

This article is about the first issue of Bart Simpson Comics. For the comic compilation, see Bart Simpson: Son of Homer.

The Penalizer[edit]

The contents of this article are based on an issue of Simpsons Comics or another comic series and is considered to be non-canon and may not have actually happened/existed. The reason behind this decision is: .

The Penalizer

Character Information Gender: Male ♂ Status: Alive Alias(es): Seymour Skinner Hair: Brown Occupation: Supervillain (inactive) First appearance: Where Stalks... The Penalizer! v • d • e • h

The Penalizer was Principal Seymour Skinner's supervillain alter-ego. He went on a brief spree in Springfield until he was stopped by Bartman.

Description[edit]

Costume[edit]

The Penalizer's costume was a green coverall with a puma logo on the chest. The Penalizer's face was covered by a brown hood equipped with eyeholes and held in place by a grey cord. The costume's gloves and boots were also brown, and the costume had utility pouches at the waist, wrists and boot tops.^[1][2]

Modus Operandi[edit]

The Penalizer's motive was to ensure that people who committed crimes that went against society's norms received what he felt were appropriate punishments. Equipped with a pair of night-vision binoculars, he patrolled the streets of Springfield at night looking for offenders. After catching them in the act, he confronted the offenders, orchestrating his reveal for frightful effect. He then made them inflict ironic punishments on themselves by using a rare working Hypno-Coin.^[2]

History[edit]

Origin[edit]

The Penalizer's origin is rooted in post-traumatic stress from Seymour Skinner's wartime Army service in Vietnam.^[1] The experience of intense combat situations, plus having been a prisoner of war,^[3][4] left him prone to flashbacks.^[5] After becoming principal of Springfield Elementary School, Skinner developed a penchant for rules and details, which intensified during tense situations and resulted in him treating students as though they were soldiers under his command.^[2][4]

It is unknown what specific event led to Skinner's becoming The Penalizer. However, it is known that The Penalizer's spree began sometime after the Hypno-Coin was used to make the teachers think they were chickens. Martin Prince later found the coin on the playground and turned it in to Principal Skinner, who stored it in his office safe with other items he had confiscated. Evidently, at some point after that, Skinner stole the Hypno-Coin from his safe and embarked on his supervillain career as The Penalizer.^[2]

Career[edit]

• Patrolling - has several victims
• Bartman finds Nelson
• News coverage of spree
• Steals puma emblem from school flag
• Accuses Bart, Nelson, Jimbo, Kearney and Dolph of theft, threatens to court-martial them
• Further news coverage - seen with puma logo on chest
• Bartman determines who The Penalizer is and how he's carrying out the punishments

Defeat[edit]

Victims[edit]

The Penalizer ran up a large enough count of victims that Springfield General Hospital was forced to re-open its previously closed west wing in order to treat the influx of hypnotically traumatized patients. Bartman began investigating, going on nightly patrols in search of The Penalizer, but with no results until he found Nelson Muntz. From that point, The Penalizer's victims were as follows:^[2]

Name Offense Punishment Nelson Muntz Attempting to spray-paint graffiti on the back wall of the Kwik-E-Mart Forced to write "I Will Not Deface Private Property" all over the wall; left at the scene in a traumatized trance. Jimbo Jones Loitering Forced to stand with his nose against a wall for twelve hours. Kearney Zzyzwicz and Dolph Shapiro Making faces out the window of a city bus Forced to make hideous faces; then not allowed to return their faces to normal expressions. Barney Gumble Belching excessively in public, outside Moe's Tavern Forced to perform twenty thousand jumping jacks. Unnamed moviegoers Cutting in line Unknown. During the Channel 6 News coverage of The Penalizer's spree, Chief Wiggum said of their punishment, "He made it pretty ugly for them!" However, Kent Brockman was already traumatized from seeing what had happened to Jimbo, Kearney, Dolph and Barney, so the moviegoers' punishment was neither described nor shown. Bart Simpson (attempted) Leaving the "El Barto" graffiti tag at the House-O-Donuts (then under renovation) Not applicable. Bart's leaving the tag was a trap deliberately laid by Bartman so he could confront and stop The Penalizer.

Behind the Laughter[edit]

The Penalizer is a parody of the Marvel Comics character Punisher.

Appearances[edit]

• Comic story – Where Stalks... The Penalizer!
• Merchandise – 1994 SkyBox Simpsons Trading Cards

References[edit]