Daphman Simpsons first performed in a forbidden episode

In the episode of the “Simpson” “New York against Homer Simpson” (September 21, 1997) Homer (Dan Castelanet) drinks in his local immersion with his friends. All are well spent time except Barney (also Castellaneta), an alcoholic who was chosen as an assigned driver of his group at night. Barney is already on the border, screaming that he needs a beer soon when the strains of the “Oh yes” dulceet interrup his thoughts. Outside Duff Beer Partymobile pulls up, and corporate mascots with brands fall into the tavern. The party will already begin, obviously as a corporate reception. In the middle of the fight there is Daphman (Hank Azaria)Superhero with the theme of beer, which is included in the room and asks if everyone is ready to “break out!” It continues to distribute free beer to everyone. It offers Barney a free barrel with Dopha. Barney should refuse. He is in hell.

By coming at home to his drunk friends, Barney is finally missing. He throws everyone, and then goes in Homer’s car. The next morning, Homer was called from the New York Police Department, several states. It seems his car is illegally parked, with a bot … in the heart of Manhattan. Homer should fly to New York to return the car. Homer finds that his car was postponed right between the buildings of the World Trade Center. As it was possible to imagine, his efforts to pay the car leave it with exhausted, dirty and filled to the edges of the crab juice and Kalash.

This is definitely Not the best episode, according to fans on IMDBBut this is probably because many have not seen it. Since most of the New York City against Homer Simpson “is set right between the Towers of the World Trade Center, the episode was tastefully extended from syndication after the events of September 11, 2001. This was confirmed by the “Simpsons” writer/producer Bill Oakley on “New York” comments DVD.

This means that Daphman’s debut has become unavailable.

Daphman, it should be noted, became an ordinary hero on the “Simpsons”, which was used every time the writer needed an ultra-high mascot to ensure the exclamation point, or when the jokes about corporate shila were needed. To date, the character appeared in 24 episodes.

In a comment to DVD for the New York city, Bill Okley noted that the episode, although cheerful, had to be pulled out of the rotation after the attacks on September 11. The audience simply was not ready to see the comedy series in which the towers were still stood and made jokes. Indeed, New York has a scene in which the office worker in the tower # 2 tilts out the window and screams at the worker in the tower # 1. He says he wants to “stick it to the jerks on Tower One.” This joke was ridiculous in 1997, but became less funny in 2001. Bill Oakley said the episode started working back in a repeat after about five years, returning to some markets back in 2006.

For several years, however, the new “Simpsons” fans may have thought where Dofusman came from. Of course, his appearance in New York is not really explaining; Its existence as a corporate mascot is quite clear.

Additional and very strange, coincidence. For one moment in the episode, Bart (Nancy Cartite) points to a brochure offering 9 offices in the city. “9 dollars” is located next to the show of world trading towers, making it look like “9-11”. However, it was just a terrible coincidence.

Of course, this was not the last time the Simpsons were concerned that its content is bad. In 2011, Producer Al Jean interrogated EW To talk about a great place of the Nuclear Power Plant (where Homer works) in the world damaged by the Fukushima crisis, Japan. Jean noted that the writers of “Simpsons” will participate in Homer’s workplace for several years.