Wikisimpsons ^β

Welcome to Wikisimpsons, the wiki about The Simpsons that anyone can edit.

On this wiki, started on September 24, 2005, we are currently working on 39,349 articles.

Newest pages • Recent changes • Category index

Register an account and join in the editing!

Krusty's Li'l Starmaker is a singing competition on TV. The winner would be animated into an episode of The Itchy & Scratchy Show.

When the Simpson family, except Lisa, were ill, Lisa sung them "Hush, Little Baby". After the family got better, an advert came on TV for Krusty's Li'l Starmaker, a singing competition. The family pushed Lisa to try out for the show as she was a good singer, having helped them feel better when they were ill. The family then camped outside the Springfield Mall at night for the auditions.

Krusty introduced the auditions, showing off the Applause-O-Meter, which would be the judge for the show as he couldn't be bothered to pay attention. The auditions then started with Ralph singing a song which started off as the "Alphabet Song", and then transitioned into "Twinkle, Twinkle, Little Star", receiving a sarcastic applause rating from the Applause-O-Meter. After Ralph, Clarissa Wellington walked onto the stage and sung a version of "Hush, Little Baby", which was the song Lisa was going to sing. Clarissa's performance won over the audience and Clarissa went through to the televised stage of the show...

"Please Homer, Don't Hammer 'Em" is the third episode of season 18. It originally aired on September 24, 2006. The episode was written by Matt Warburton and directed by Mike B. Anderson and Ralph Sosa.

Marge gets a job as carpenter, but every man thinks she is going to ruin everything she fixes because she is a woman, so Homer pretends to be the carpenter while Marge does all the work, until he starts receiving too much credit for doing nothing.

The Simpson family make a trip to the Springfield Mall, which is derelict and run down due to Mayor Quimby's father being killed there. As they go past several run down stores, they arrive at the remains of a JCPenney's, which has now become a collection of candle kiosks and Persian CD stores...

Duncan, also known by his nickname Furious D, is a racehorse.

Duncan initially was an attraction at the State Fair, where he was forced to dive off a high diving board into a small pool of water. This show was then shut down by Chief Wiggum as it was animal cruelty. After the owner ran away, Chief Wiggum was going to send Duncan to become dog food, but Bart wanted to adopt him instead, which the rest of the family agreed to, despite knowing it would cost them a lot of money to feed him. They then took Duncan home, strapping him to the roof of the car.

Homer decided that Duncan would have to earn his keep and first tries him out at football, which Duncan proved to be good at. Homer then found out that horses weren't allowed to take part in the NFL. Bart then realized that Duncan was fast so they decided to try him out as a race horse instead. Duncan's first race had him finish last after he was too scared and intimidated to start. But Bart managed to talk him round to running...