Rice Krispies

May 20, 2004, 2:33 AM ET28 posts by 16 posters
28 posts
Xino Kiner

Are there any references in the Simpsons to the guys from the Rice Krispies commercials, Snap, Crackle and Pop?

And please don't post the same reference twice.

Thanks

Xino

dwaconXino Kiner

"Xino Kiner" wrote in message news:[email]...

Krispies

Which guys?

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Duff Mandwacon

"dwacon" wrote in message news:UKbrc.34$wa.29@fed1read07...

Snap, Crackle and Pop...

dwaconDuff Man

"Duff Man" wrote in message news:[email]...

Oh, those guys.

Xino KinerXino Kiner

Come on, people, I know they were in at least one episode, I just can't remember which one. Hurry up.

Xino KinerXino Kiner

I am losing my patience. Someone here must know!!!!!!!!!!!!

Shep HellermanXino Kiner

"Xino Kiner" wrote in message news:...

I remember now...

Homer was eating a doughnut... no, drinking a beer. He got hungry and wanted some soup... wait, no, it was cereal. Bart tells him that they only had 2 different kinds of cereal. I think one was Krusty-Os, but I'm not sure, but I know that one of them was not rice crispies.. or maybe it was. Anyway, when Marge comes home with Maggie, she notices that Maggie accidentally stole a box of Rice Crispies from the store. 3 store security guys come around, and you know who they were....? Yeah, I don't know either. Anyways, Homer, Lenny and Carl go to the mall, and go into one of those fancy-schmancy gourmet food stores, where they all put on chef's hats. And you know who the look like? They look like 3 chefs... funny stuff. Oh, and finally, to answer your question... yes, Manny, Moe and Jack are in the Treehouse of Terror episode where all of the store signs come to life.

Xino KinerShep Hellerman

My post CLEARLY said "what episode", I did not ask for a vague description.

Please try again.

RobinXino Kiner

"Xino Kiner" Re: Rice Krispies

Maybe it is this episode:

"Summer of 4 ft. 2" Season 7, 725, 3F22 Original Airdate: 5/19/96

It's the episode where the Simpsons go away to a beach house for the
weekend, & Lisa decides to transform herself into a new, cooler person. She
gets new clothes (Millhouse: Lisa looks like Blossom!). Christina Ricci is
the guest star who plays one of Lisa's new "cool" friends, Erin.
I can't remember it word for word, but..Lisa, Erin and the other cool kids
are in the living room of the beach house.
Erin:  It's cool that your parents leave us alone. If
         we were at my house my Mom would be busting in
         with Tang and rice krispie treats about now.
As she is saying it Marge enters the room and immediately turns around, out
of their view, holding a tray with a pitcher of Tang and rice krispie treats
on it.

I hope that helps out with what you were trying to think of Xino.

~~~R

--"Ah, my eye! My doctor said I wasn't supposed to get pudding in it!"

Xino KinerRobin

out

treats

Thanks for the help, but I really thing that the actual characters have appeared in an episode, this is what I'm looking for. Thanks again.

XPeepleXino Kiner

I think you are mistaken. If anything, it was Family Guy.

NitesbaneXino Kiner

"Xino Kiner" wrote in message news:[email]...

Not that my opinion is worth anything, but I seem to recall Snap, Crackle and Pop being on the Simpsons once too. Seems like they might have been on the TV for a fraction of a second while Homer was watching once.

proudmariNitesbane

Not that my opinion matters either, but I TOO believe I saw Snap,Kracle & Pop on the Simpson's as well. Since I've never even _watched_ Family Guy or even Futurama for that matter, I know I haven't gotten my shows confused. I'm thinking it might have been in one of the 'drug induced' looking scenes like the one where Lisa drinks the ride water at DuffLand or when Bart and Millhouse O.D. on Squishees. OR maybe it was the one where all the advertising characters came to life in a Treehouse of Horror ep.? Anyway, _I_ don't think the OP crazy.(-:

proudmari

888eight888proudmari

[email] (proudmari) wrote in message news:...

..not that my opinion matters, either, but, yes, I TOO believe I also saw Snap, Crackle and Pop on the Simpsons. It might have been the episode where Barney gets drunk...

iggy17renNitesbane

"Nitesbane" wrote in message news:E74xc.15484$[email]...

around,

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I don't watch family guy at all so that wasn't it.

So come on people, there are three of us here that have SOME sort of memory that they have appeared...... LET'S FIGURE OUT WHEN!!!!!!!!!!!

It is really important

proudmariiggy17ren

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georgeNitesbane

"Nitesbane" wrote in message news:E74xc.15484$[email]...

I've never fucked my sister, but I have felt her up a few times, awake and asleep, and did a "photo shoot" with her with several of her exposing herself. She also wanted to see what she looked like "down there", so I have a few close-ups, along with one of my finger in her. I'm 19 and she's 14 going on 15.

888eight888Xino Kiner

"Xino Kiner" wrote in message news:...

There was an episode which I've seen only once in syndication.

All I can remember is that: there is a scene where some faces/"3 ghosts"(?) MELT. The faces, while melting, were similar looking to the famous painting "Scream" as they glooped to the floor...Possibly this took place in some kind of fantasy sequence. Maybe the Rice Krispies exist in that sequence.

The other key characteristic was that the artwork and the bizarre excecution of the whole episode was very uncharacteristic of a Simpsons episode - more like the look of a cheap Saturday morning cartoon.

I recall it definitely being "the worst episide EVER".

888eight888Xino Kiner

"Xino Kiner" wrote in message news:...

In the recent ep, "Milhouse Doesn't Live Here Anymore" - Mr. Burns is watching Homer, Lenny and Carl on a monitor at the plant. (They are racing on the barrels, singing "Rolling, rolling, rolling...") Mr. Burns says (something like) "[go get] 'Snap, Crackle, and Pop' ".

Xino Kiner888eight888

Krispies

Thank you, but I really think that they actually appeared on the show, weren't they in somebody's dream or something? I really want to know which episode!

Xino

Aaron HirshbergXino Kiner

"Xino Kiner" wrote in message news:...

Aren't Snap, Crackle, and Pop based on The Three Stooges? In cartoons, plagiarism is everything, you know.

BTW, I heard they were gay. (This should be part of a posting template.)

Space Mvsevm

Aaron Hirshberg wrote:

Okay, maybe my dad did steal Itchy, but so what? Animation is built on plagiarism! If it weren't for someone plagiarizing the Honeymooners, we wouldn't have the Flintstones. If someone hadn't ripped off Sgt. Bilko, they'd be no Top Cat. Huckleberry Hound, Chief Wiggum, Yogi Bear? Hah! Andy Griffith, Edward G. Robinson, Art Carney.

- Michael J. Astrauskas
Xino KinerXino Kiner

which

WILL SOMEDY PLEASE TELL ME THE DAMN EPISODE OR SOMEBODY SAY THAT THERE IS NO REFERENCE AT ALL!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

GOOD GOD!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
888eight888Xino Kiner

"Xino Kiner" wrote in message news:...

-There has never, ever been any references to Rice Krispies -There will never, ever be any references to Rice Krispies (it's in the contract)

-THIS OFFICIALLY ENDS THIS THREAD-

Xino Kiner888eight888

THIS STATEMENT IS FALSE FALSE FALSE YES THERE HAVE BEEN REFERENCES TO RICE KRISPIES!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

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I REALLY doubt that this statement is true.

NO IT DOES NOT I AM LOOKING FOR REFERENCES TO WHEN THE ACTUAL CHARACTERS SNAP, CRACKLE AND POP HAVE APPEARED IN AN EPISODE!!!!!!!!

Tieus AlbertXino Kiner

"Xino Kiner" wrote in message news:...

Hmmmm... It looks like you may just have to research this the old-fashioned way. Go through your old tapes and watch until you find what you are looking for. If you didn't copy all 300+ episodes, then find someone who has and borrow their collection.

If this is as important as you seem to think it is, then I must warn you any information you get from strangers on the internet is highly suspect anyway.

JimTieus Albert

[email] (Tieus Albert) wrote in news:[email]:

Except that.

Jim