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===Simpsons Roasting on an Open Fire=== | ===Simpsons Roasting on an Open Fire=== | ||
Status: <span style="color:orange;">'''Partially Found''' | |||
In the promo for the episode, two scenes shown off in the promo are no where to be found in the aired episode. Those being of Maggie feeding Santa's Little Helper a steak and a brief shot of Homer shouting Bart. The latter of which can be heard but not seen in the episode. | In the promo for the episode, two scenes shown off in the promo are no where to be found in the aired episode. Those being of Maggie feeding Santa's Little Helper a steak and a brief shot of Homer shouting Bart. The latter of which can be heard but not seen in the episode. | ||
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===The Crepes of Wrath=== | ===The Crepes of Wrath=== | ||
Status: <span style="color:red;">'''Lost''' | |||
Two scenes where Bart woos at some French dancers and eating French chocolates weren't in the aired episode but they were featured in a promo for the episode. The promo in question can't be found online, but a couple screenshots of the scene from the promo can. | Two scenes where Bart woos at some French dancers and eating French chocolates weren't in the aired episode but they were featured in a promo for the episode. The promo in question can't be found online, but a couple screenshots of the scene from the promo can. | ||
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===Bart vs. Thanksgiving=== | ===Bart vs. Thanksgiving=== | ||
Status: <span style="color:red;">'''Lost''' | |||
The scene where Bart donates blood to raise money was meant to be longer and show the interior with Bart having his blood taken. Only one storyboard panel exists of this scene.<ref>https://twitter.com/SimpsonsArt_/status/1302911196249632769</ref> | The scene where Bart donates blood to raise money was meant to be longer and show the interior with Bart having his blood taken. Only one storyboard panel exists of this scene.<ref>[https://twitter.com/SimpsonsArt_/status/1302911196249632769 SimpsonsArt's tweet on the storyboard panel of the "Bart vs. Thanksgiving" deleted scene.] Retrieved 02 Jan '22</ref> | ||
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===Colonel Homer=== | ===Colonel Homer=== | ||
Status: <span style="color:orange;">'''Partially Found''' | |||
The scene where Bart and Lisa argue over Homer knowing more than one woman before Lurleen's performance of "Bagged Me a Homer" was absent from the aired episode. A snippet of this scene was include in a promo for the episode which was included in the DVD Boxset for season 3. The rest of the scene has yet to resurface. | The scene where Bart and Lisa argue over Homer knowing more than one woman before Lurleen's performance of "Bagged Me a Homer" was absent from the aired episode. A snippet of this scene was include in a promo for the episode which was included in the DVD Boxset for season 3. The rest of the scene has yet to resurface. | ||
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===Mother Simpson=== | ===Mother Simpson=== | ||
Status: <span style="color:red;">'''Lost''' | |||
In two scenes that weren't in the final episode, Termites are visible between the top floor, ground floor and basement and Homer is eating chocolate and space food sticks and he is talking to Mona Simpson about him working at the nuclear power plant. Only two screenshots of the Termites scene exist while nothing from the chocolate and food sticks scene had surfaced. | In two scenes that weren't in the final episode, Termites are visible between the top floor, ground floor and basement and Homer is eating chocolate and space food sticks and he is talking to Mona Simpson about him working at the nuclear power plant. Only two screenshots of the Termites scene exist while nothing from the chocolate and food sticks scene had surfaced. | ||
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===Treehouse of Horror XXVII=== | ===Treehouse of Horror XXVII=== | ||
Status: <span style="color:red;">'''Lost''' | |||
Scenes including Russ Cargill and Frank Grimes becoming a large ghost was cut due to time constraints according to showrunner Al Jean on Twitter.<ref>https://twitter.com/AlJean/status/788448507627614208</ref> According to the comment section of the tweet, the scenes were on YouTube for a short time but have since been taken down by Fox. Only two screenshots of the scenes can be found. | Scenes including Russ Cargill and Frank Grimes becoming a large ghost was cut due to time constraints according to showrunner Al Jean on Twitter.<ref>[https://twitter.com/AlJean/status/788448507627614208 Al Jean's reply tweet on why the Russ Cargill and Frank Grimes scenes being cut.] Retrieved 02 Jan '22</ref> According to the comment section of the tweet, the scenes were on YouTube for a short time but have since been taken down by Fox. Only two screenshots of the scenes can be found. | ||
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===Homer Is Where the Art Isn't=== | ===Homer Is Where the Art Isn't=== | ||
Status: <span style="color:green;">'''Found''' | |||
The scene where Sideshow Mel and a crowd are chanting for a female Doctor Who was swapped during production with a protest about too many Pokey restaurants, due to the announcement that Jodie Whittaker was going to be the first female Doctor.<ref>https://twitter.com/bbcdoctorwho/status/886608420241117185</ref> The scene in storyboard form can be found online. | The scene where Sideshow Mel and a crowd are chanting for a female Doctor Who was swapped during production with a protest about too many Pokey restaurants, due to the announcement that Jodie Whittaker was going to be the first female Doctor.<ref>[https://twitter.com/bbcdoctorwho/status/886608420241117185 bbcdoctorwho's tweet announcing Jodie Whittaker as the first female Doctor.] Retrieved 02 Jan '22</ref> The scene in storyboard form can be found online. | ||
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Revision as of 15:59, 3 January 2022
The show's title card.
Status: Partially Found
The Simpsons is an American animated television series that premiered on Fox on December 17, 1989 after becoming just animated shorts on The Tracey Ullman Show. The show follows Homer Simpson, his family and a wide variety of characters in Springfield through all sorts of quirky antics. The show was a massive success since it premiered and continues to air new episodes to this day and has evolved into a pop culture phenomenon for the then struggling network. However, several scenes and snippets have been cut or trimmed out of episodes and these scenes have become lost over time.
Deleted Scenes
Simpsons Roasting on an Open Fire
Status: Partially Found
In the promo for the episode, two scenes shown off in the promo are no where to be found in the aired episode. Those being of Maggie feeding Santa's Little Helper a steak and a brief shot of Homer shouting Bart. The latter of which can be heard but not seen in the episode.
The Crepes of Wrath
Status: Lost
Two scenes where Bart woos at some French dancers and eating French chocolates weren't in the aired episode but they were featured in a promo for the episode. The promo in question can't be found online, but a couple screenshots of the scene from the promo can.
Bart wooing the French dancers.
Bart eating French chocolates.
Bart vs. Thanksgiving
Status: Lost
The scene where Bart donates blood to raise money was meant to be longer and show the interior with Bart having his blood taken. Only one storyboard panel exists of this scene.[1]
Panel from the longer blood donor scene.
Colonel Homer
Status: Partially Found
The scene where Bart and Lisa argue over Homer knowing more than one woman before Lurleen's performance of "Bagged Me a Homer" was absent from the aired episode. A snippet of this scene was include in a promo for the episode which was included in the DVD Boxset for season 3. The rest of the scene has yet to resurface.
Mother Simpson
Status: Lost
In two scenes that weren't in the final episode, Termites are visible between the top floor, ground floor and basement and Homer is eating chocolate and space food sticks and he is talking to Mona Simpson about him working at the nuclear power plant. Only two screenshots of the Termites scene exist while nothing from the chocolate and food sticks scene had surfaced.
Termites in the top floor.
Termites in the basement.
Treehouse of Horror XXVII
Status: Lost
Scenes including Russ Cargill and Frank Grimes becoming a large ghost was cut due to time constraints according to showrunner Al Jean on Twitter.[2] According to the comment section of the tweet, the scenes were on YouTube for a short time but have since been taken down by Fox. Only two screenshots of the scenes can be found.
Frank Grimes.
Russ Cargill, Frank Grimes, Sideshow Bob and Kang.
Homer Is Where the Art Isn't
Status: Found
The scene where Sideshow Mel and a crowd are chanting for a female Doctor Who was swapped during production with a protest about too many Pokey restaurants, due to the announcement that Jodie Whittaker was going to be the first female Doctor.[3] The scene in storyboard form can be found online.
See Also
- The Simpsons (partially found scripts for unproduced episodes of Fox animated sitcom; 1990s)
- The Simpsons "Some Enchanted Evening" (partially found original pilot of Fox animated sitcom; 1989-1990)
- The Simpsons Movie (partially found alternate versions and deleted scenes of animated comedy film; 2007)
- Fox Kids "Bartcasting" (partially found "The Simpsons" promo on children's program block; 1996)
- Currys (partially found "The Simpsons" Sky One sponsorships ads from British electronics retailer; 2009-2010)
External Links
References
- ↑ SimpsonsArt's tweet on the storyboard panel of the "Bart vs. Thanksgiving" deleted scene. Retrieved 02 Jan '22
- ↑ Al Jean's reply tweet on why the Russ Cargill and Frank Grimes scenes being cut. Retrieved 02 Jan '22
- ↑ bbcdoctorwho's tweet announcing Jodie Whittaker as the first female Doctor. Retrieved 02 Jan '22