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Which state Springfield is in ?
In Which state the Simpsons do live ?
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springfield, missouri
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I thought it was Illinois all this time
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Illinois or Michigan?
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Cartoonland
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in Misery
spend a week end at lake of the ozarks in the scottish inn and you will understand :( |
My guess was Illinois or Michigan too ... but I can't find a solid proof !
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There are many. But if you mean the Simpsons its Massachusetts.
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They never stated or alluded to what state they live.
Additionally if you watch the episodes - So many things conflict with one another (geographically), that technically, they don't live in any one particular state. :2 cents: |
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I dont recall the answer, but they actually gave away the state in which the Simpsons are located in.
In one Episode, the creator of Danger Dog was at the school answering questions, and everyone's hand was up, the first person asked which state Danger Dog was from and when the creator answered the question like everyone's hand went down. The state Danger Dog is from is the actual state of the Simpsons. Thank you :Graucho |
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Kentucky
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I think the joke is that there is a springfield in every US state.
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nah there are things that conflicts but they're usually putted there just to make jokes... and Matt Groening told there is one state the Simpsons live in ...
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There was a Simpson episode where they were giving their story and they said they were from Kentucky. The clues always leads to Missouri though....
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im going to say illinois cause i live here in springfield illinois
and they make so many references to things that are actualy in our springfield and not in the others |
never has been specified.........on purpose
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bastads i love the show though lol its just our city is actualy just a giant ghetto pretty much the whole east side is poor the north east is white poor and southeast black poor north west is mixed poor downtown is mixed poor and south west is rich then rich surrounding and or better off surrounding areas |
Springfield is the most common city name in America. Fact.
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they talk about shelbyville
the springfield shopper evergreen terrace ( a hood in springfield illinois) many other things that lead me to believe they do mean my city |
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The Simpsons is based largly on Portland Oregon, but maps place it near the great lakes, there's is no real state they live in. they live in Anytown , USA...
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massachusetts, thats where the creator live.
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Where Is The Simpsons' Springfield?
Version 3.0 Originally by Raymond Chen & Dave Hall Contributions from Andrew A. Gill Maintained by Sam Hughes Where is The Simpsons' Springfield? Ronaldo: I tried to write, but I didn't know what state you lived in. Lisa: It's a bit of a mystery, yes, but if you look at the clues, you can figure it out. ~ "Blame It On Lisa" [ THE SHORT ANSWER ] Springfield does not exist. Its location is a running gag, no more. There is enough evidence in the existing 335+ episodes of The Simpsons to preclude Springfield's placement in ANY American state. There are so many geographical contradictions between episodes that it is impossible for Springfield to actually exist. This has now become a running gag among both the writers of the show and its fans. In the show, references to Springfield's precise location are always artfully hidden, usually for comic effect: This scene, from a preliminary script to "Brother, Can You Spare Two Dimes" demonstrates the proper attitude to have towards the issue. Scene: A train station. Herbert Powell is at the ticket booth. Herb: I want a ticket to Springfield. Ticket Agent: Springfield, Illinois? Herb: No. Ticket Agent: Springfield, Massachusetts? Herb: No, Springfield... As Herb says the name of the state, a train whistle blows, preventing us from hearing the answer. Springfield is "Anytown, USA". It's as if all of America was compressed into a single town, or a single state. Springfield is everywhere and nowhere. That's not gonna stop us looking. |
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Only direct evidence is permitted here. Calling upon weather conditions, accents, local geography etc. doesn't count. Many of these references appear here on the principle that you don't give the state after the city if it's the state you're currently in. There are many towns with the same name as American states; for example, there is a Delaware in Arkansas, an Arkansas in Kentucky and a Kentucky in Illinois. Many more references (marked with an *asterisk) assume that it is a state which is being referred to, not some town in another state. Alabama -- A store in Springfield Mall has things from this state. [7F22] -- One of the frat brothers comes from the Alabama chapter. [8F10] -- Another state which had its own essay competition. [8F01] Alaska -- Krusty's guest brings an Alaskan timberwolf on his show. [9F05] -- The family's free trip to any state didn't include Alaska. [2F08] California -- Homer and Joey want to go there.* [2F10] Florida -- The Top Hat Channel is not available in Florida or Utah. [7F13] -- The Winfields move there. [9F06] -- Abe sent the family a postcard from this state.* [2F06] Hawaii -- Not within driving distance of Michigan. [7F16] -- Horst informs SNPP drunks they'll spend six weeks at their drying-out facility in Hawaii. [8F09] -- Homer wants to take the whole family there. [9F17] -- The family's free trip to any state didn't include Hawaii. [2F08] Illinois -- David Tamkin notes that Springfield is not the state capital [7F01] -- David Tamkin also notes that the driver's license agency of Illinois is not called 'DMV' [7F15] -- It's "nowhere near" Chicago. [3F20] Iowa -- Bart & Lisa's aptitude tests were graded in this state. [8F15] Louisiana -- Mt. Splashmore services the tri-county area. [7F18] Chief Wiggum located a hole-digger in Shreveport [8F11] Maryland -- Milhouse has a Krusty trading card showing Krusty visiting relatives in Annapolis, Maryland. [1F04] Massachusetts -- [3F08]: "Go back to Massachusetts, pinko!" Michigan -- in [7F16], they drive home, passing a sign that says, "You are leaving Michigan". -- The Box factory boxes are not assembled in Springfield, but in Flint, Michigan. [1F11] Minnesota -- Another state which had its own essay competition. [8F01] Mississippi - Krusty started out as a street mime in Tupelo. [7G12] -- Boy sales are only legal in Springfield and Mississippi. [3G03] Missouri -- Marge mentions the bowling museum in "Saint Looee, Missouri" [7F15] {David Tamkin} -- Abe mentions this state, [2F06] New Jersey -- Leon says "I'm a bricklayer from Paterson, New Jersey." [7F24] New York -- Another state which had its own essay competition. [8F01] Ohio -- There are no Kwik-E-Marts in Ohio. [1F10] Texas -- Bea says, "I'm haunting a family in Texas" [7F17] -- Slant drilling is illegal in Texas [2F16] {Brian Phillips} -- "No jury in the world's going to convict a baby. Mmm...maybe Texas."* [2F20] Utah -- The Top Hat Channel is not available in Florida or Utah. [7F13] -- Bart races Milhouse to Utah.* [2F11] Washington D.C. -- An executive at the Malibu Stacey factory calls in a favour from Washington. [1F12] -- Springfield is represented by a Senator. [2F11] West Virginia -- Lisa wails for the West Virginia coal-miner. [7G06] Wisconsin -- Nelson remarks that a field looks "Awful! It looks like Wisconsin!" [EABF16] ******** Østergaard} Episode 8F01, "Mr. Lisa Goes To Washington", contains what was noted by Andreas Hagen to be the first piece of direct evidence point TOWARDS Springfield's placement in a state rather than AGAINST (as with all the evidence above). In this episode, Springfield's congressman, Bob Arnold, is approached by two different shady corporate types and offered bribes - firstly to cut down Springfield's National Forest, and secondly, later in the episode, to drill for oil on Mount Rushmore (specifically, Teddy Roosevelt's head). Mount Rushmore, SOUTH DAKOTA. This places Springfield firmly in South Dakota. Or does it? SNPP's episode capsule for this episode contains more discussion on the subject... |
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Lincoln High School IS Springfield Elementary Portland Streets are the reason you have a Ned Flanders, Lovejoy, and most of the other main charecters. |
it's funny how a misplaced two letter word can change the whole way a thread runs
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It's Portland Oregon, end of story... |
hmm, I would actually like to know too this
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not where he lives |
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I concur He's from Portland and most of what is the Simpsons and the show are based on Portland. Springfield is also a town an hour and a half away from Portland. |
Who cares?
All I know is that The Family Guy is actually based in Rhode Island. :winkwink: |
fiddy loosers
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Most of you are too young to remember but in "Father knows best" The Anderson family lived in Springfield too, but the State to my knowledge was never mentioned. I think they used the name Springfield like you'd use anytown, USA because there are so many Springfields in the US
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Springfield, Oregon
They even have a similar statue there to the one featured in the simpsons.. Ever notice how the simpsons make funny references to the oregon area from time to time? |
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