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Category: TV Episode / Animation / Comedy
Original Title: The Simpsons Guy
Director: Peter Shin,Dominic Bianchi
Writers: Seth MacFarlane,Seth MacFarlane
Released: 1999–
Duration: 44min
Video type: TV Episode
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Episode cast overview, first billed only: | |||
![]() | Seth MacFarlane | - | Peter Griffin / Brian Griffin / Stewie Griffin / Glenn Quagmire / Roger the Alien / Kool-Aid Man (voice) |
![]() | Alex Borstein | - | Lois Griffin (voice) |
![]() | Seth Green | - | Chris Griffin (voice) |
![]() | Mila Kunis | - | Meg Griffin (voice) |
![]() | Mike Henry | - | Cleveland Brown (voice) |
![]() | Hank Azaria | - | Moe Szyslak / Apu Nahasapeemapetilon / Chief Wiggum / Comic Book Guy / Carl / Dr. Nick Riviera / Lou (voice) |
![]() | Nancy Cartwright | - | Bart Simpson / Maggie Simpson / Nelson Muntz / Ralph Wiggum / Todd Flanders (voice) |
![]() | Dan Castellaneta | - | Homer Simpson / Santa's Little Helper / Krusty the Clown / Grampa Simpson / Barney Gumble / Hans Moleman / Mayor Quimby / Blue-Haired Lawyer / Squeaky-Voiced Teen / Kodos (voice) |
![]() | Julie Kavner | - | Marge Simpson / Patty Bouvier / Selma Bouvier (voice) |
![]() | Yeardley Smith | - | Lisa Simpson (voice) |
![]() | H. Jon Benjamin | - | Bob Belcher (voice) |
![]() | Jeff Bergman | - | Fred Flintstone (voice) |
![]() | Julie Bowen | - | Claire Dunphy (voice) |
![]() | Alexandra Breckenridge | - | (voice) |
![]() | John G. Brennan | - | Mort Goldman (voice) (as Johnny Brennan) |
At the back of the courtroom scene you can see Matt Groening and Seth MacFarlane. MacFarlane is in the very first scene at the back on the right, and Groening is toward the end on the left side.
Die Simpsons (1989) creative staff told Seth MacFarlane and his writers they had free rein to do anything they wanted with the characters and not to pull any punches, partly because they did not consider "The Simpsons Guy" a crossover but an episode fully set in "Family Guy"'s universe and therefore not subject to issues of consistency or canon.
In the preview for the episode, Stewie says to Moe, "Your sister is getting raped." This resulted in protests to have Seth MacFarlane remove this scene from the episode, which he didn't. This is ironic, as protesting by feminists is the scenario that gets the plot of the episode moving.
Also see Die Simpsons: Simpsorama (2014), another FOX crossover involving Die Simpsons (1989).
Harry Shearer was reportedly unavailable to guest star as his "Simpsons" characters.
During the last scene of the episode Stewie said that Bart sounded like a girl. Bart's voice is supplied by Nancy Cartwright.
During the car wash, one of the patrol vehicles has the license plate number "A113". This refers to a popular classroom number at the California Institute of Arts. You may notice it in American Dad (2005), Sausage Party - Es geht um die Wurst (2016) and a lot of other Disney/Pixar and animation films.
Homer makes a cameo in season four's "Family Guy: PTV (2005)". During the opening sequence, which parodies the opening sequence of Die nackte Kanone (1988), Stewie arrives at the Griffin home on his tricycle and runs over Homer; greeting his son, Peter looks down and, seeing Homer, asks "Who the hell is that?".
The fistfight between Homer and Peter that rampages through Springfield is an homage to Peter's fistfights with Ernie the Giant Chicken.
WILHELM SCREAM: During Homer and Peter's fight scene when a worker gets splashed by chemicals and falls.
The syndicated print removed Peter mentioning the audience applauding a slice of red velvet cake, Brian's comments on Santa's Little Helper eating dog food, and Peter saying "Simpson" and Homer saying "Griffin" at each other.
Meg says that Lisa must have like 20 trophies and Lisa says it's actually 23. Even if you count the plaques as trophies there are only 22.
During Homer and Peter's fight, they crash into to Kang and Kodos' spaceship, and they only appear in non-canon episodes of Die Simpsons (1989).
In the courtroom when Homer is suing Peter about Duff beer and Pawtucket Patriot Ale, the judge talks about how Pawtucket is ripping off Duff. This is a symbolization of real life and how people say "Family Guy" (Pawtucket) is a rip-off of Die Simpsons (1989) (Duff Beer). Several examples of character "rip-offs" are in the courtroom.
Krusty The Clown = Mort Goldman Mayor Quimby = Mayor Adam West Chief Wiggum = Joe Swanson Waylon Smithers = Bruce Dr. Nick = Dr. Hartman
This episode makes fun of where Springfield location wjen he is asked what state it's in he responds with "I don't believe we're allowed to say".
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