Simsons CURSE!? April 2006

Apr 12, 2006, 3:20 PM ET16 posts by 9 posters
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Dean

In recent years, several voices on "The Simpsons" including Phil Hartman, Linda McCartney, George Harrison, Barry White, Rodney Dangerfield, Johnny Carson, and Johnny Cash have died. Ironically, the voices on other currently airing animated series such as "Family Guy", "American Dad" and "Spongebob Squarepants" are all STILL ALIVE. Is there something more to the death of Simpsons voices such as Johnny Cash? Are the deaths of Hartman, McCartney, Harrison, and more just coincidences...or is there some sort of "Simpsons Curse" at work? Please post your thoughts.

R FlowersDean

"Dean" wrote in message news:[email]...

"Simpsons Curse," eh?

-- R Flowers ---- "Smithers, what do you know about this 'Simpsons Curse?'"

Aaron HirshbergDean

What was the name of the episode where Lisa played "Baker Street" on her saxaphone at the end of the episode? It was the episode about Lisa's Sax, but I can't seem to remember the name of the episode!

In a recent episode, Smithers was in a car wreck. Mr. Largo, the music teacher, was in the car with him. Do you think they might be gay?

In the episode where Homer got fired for crashing the little cart inside the snpp while Bart was there on a tour, Smithers was black!

Is Springfield in Kentucky, Missouri, or some other state founded by circus freaks?

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gary.wallaceAaron Hirshberg

What was the name of the episode where Lisa played "Baker Street" on her saxaphone at the end of the episode? It was the episode about Lisa's Sax, but I can't seem to remember the name of the episode!

The Simpsons? At least that is what it said at the beginning of the show.

In a recent episode, Smithers was in a car wreck. Mr. Largo, the music teacher, was in the car with him. Do you think they might be gay?

Smithers No. Largo? hmmmm, could be.

In the episode where Homer got fired for crashing the little cart inside the snpp while Bart was there on a tour, Smithers was black!

Smithers is more of a gray. But what is the snpp?

Is Springfield in Kentucky, Missouri, or some other state founded by circus freaks?

Kentucky - saw it through window-pane. And I think it is the only state founded by circus freaks.

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Gary

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Xino KinerAaron Hirshberg

What IS the name of the episode

IN WHICH Lisa played

Do you think THAT they MAY be gay?

BTW in case you haven't noticed, Dean has posted this exact same message twice before. (well almost exactly) Notice the dates contained in the subject line.

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Aaron HirshbergXino Kiner

Wait 'til you see all the mileage I am going to try to get out of re-posting message #3 above.

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Aaron HirshbergDean

Yeah, the guy who did the voice of "Steamboat Willie" died years ago, but nobody thinks that's a curse. All the people who did the voices on "The Jetsons" are dead, and that cartoon hasn't even taken place yet!

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SparkoHeapsDean

Ridiculous! American Dad is no longer currently airing.

Aaron HirshbergDean

Yeah, the guy who did the voice of "Steamboat Willie" died years ago, but nobody thinks that's a curse. All the people who did the voices on "The Jetsons" are dead, and that cartoon hasn't even taken place yet!

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FunkyAaron Hirshberg

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Not everyone who did voices on "The Jetsons" are dead. Janet Waldo voice of Judy is still alive. Everyone else is dead though.

Aaron HirshbergFunky

That's some curse!

Do you think they might have something to do with the Kennedy Assassination?

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Don Del GrandeDean

Dean wrote:

It's not a "Simpsons" curse; it's more of a Klasky-Csupo curse. Shows that have been involved with that studio at one time or another have had more than their share of deaths, including Dana Hill (Charles on "Duckman"), David Doyle (the original Grandpa Lou on "Rugrats"), Lewis Arquette, and Kathleen Freeman (Mr. Cilia (Ginger's science teacher) and Mrs. Gordon (Carl's teacher) on "As Told by Ginger").

Then again...how many Simpsons voices who have been in an episode since American Dad premiered have died?

-- Don