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Dr. Marvin Monroe: the Simpsons' therapist
The Simpsons' first psychotherapist: Dr Marvin Monroe, his failed therapy and his fully owned dead-or-alive status.
Dr. Marvin Monroe: the Simpsons' therapist
The Simpsons' first psychotherapist: Dr Marvin Monroe, his failed therapy and his fully owned dead-or-alive status.
The Springfield nuclear power plant
The Simpsons' iconic setting: the Springfield nuclear power plant, from Mr Burns to Homer's Sector 7-G.
The Springfield nuclear power plant
The Simpsons' iconic setting: the Springfield nuclear power plant, from Mr Burns to Homer's Sector 7-G.
Springfield Elementary School
The satire of American public schooling: Springfield Elementary, Skinner, the teachers and its running gags.
Springfield Elementary School
The satire of American public schooling: Springfield Elementary, Skinner, the teachers and its running gags.
Marge vs. the Monorail: the Simpsons' cult episode
One of the most cult Simpsons episodes: "Marge vs. the Monorail", the con man Lyle Lanley and Marge's rescue.
Marge vs. the Monorail: the Simpsons' cult episode
One of the most cult Simpsons episodes: "Marge vs. the Monorail", the con man Lyle Lanley and Marge's rescue.
Blinky: the Simpsons' three-eyed fish
The orange three-eyed fish, symbol of the pollution from Mr Burns' plant: everything about Blinky and his cult episode.
Blinky: the Simpsons' three-eyed fish
The orange three-eyed fish, symbol of the pollution from Mr Burns' plant: everything about Blinky and his cult episode.
Herman: the Simpsons' one-armed schemer
A paranoid one-armed man and fence for military antiques: the profile of Herman, Springfield's shadiest character.
Herman: the Simpsons' one-armed schemer
A paranoid one-armed man and fence for military antiques: the profile of Herman, Springfield's shadiest character.