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Episode
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Island
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Status
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Marge and Homer seek time alone
(FABF14)
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Absecon Island
– Marge and Homer visit Atlantic City and stay in the Trump Brothel.
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real
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"Bart-Mangled Banner"
(FABF17)
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Alcatraz – The Simpsons are sent to the Ronald Reagan
Reeducation Center on this prison island after Bart accidentally moons the
American flag.
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real
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“Treehouse of Horror III” (9F04)
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Ape
Island – It has a large
skull-shaped mountain, and is inhabited by Homer, a giant ape.
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imaginary
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Marge takes over Moe’s (GABF01)
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Aruba -- They go to Aruba, though only some palm
trees, a beach, and a hotel room are seen.
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real
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“Bart the Fink” (3F12)
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Cayman
Islands – A banker here receives
a call about Krusty’s finances but notes that he “cannot divulge
information about that customer's secret illegal account.”
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real
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“Tales from the Public Domain”
(DABF08)
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Circe’s
island – Odysseus-Homer lands here,
and eats his crew after they are transformed into pigs.
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imaginary
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“Tales from the Public Domain”
(DABF08)
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Crazy
Islands – Alleged islands of the
Greek Aegean, they are visible on a map, and look rather like the Cyclades.
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imaginary
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“Deep Space Homer” (1F13)
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Cozumel
– Visible, slightly too far
north, during the shuttle’s ascent.
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real
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The trillion dollar bill (5F14)
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Cuba – Homer, Burns, and Smithers fly to Cuba and
inadvertently hand over the bill to Castro.
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real
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“Treehouse of Horror X” (BABF01)
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Cuba – This island is visible as Bart and Homer’s
rocket rises.
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real
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“Deep Space Homer” (1F13)
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Cuba – Parts of it are visible during the shuttle’s
ascent.
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real
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"Treehouse of Horror XVI"
(GABF17)
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Cuba – The Caribbean island can be seen being drawn
up into the alien-induced vortex.
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real
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“Mr. Lisa goes to Washington” (8F01)
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East
Potomac Park – Seeking advice,
Lisa goes to the Jefferson Memorial on Washington’s largest island,
encountering an angry imaginary Jefferson.
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real
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Mr. Burns’ heir (1F16)
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Falklands
– On a Krusty rerun, he announces
the invasion of the Falklands and shows a map of the islands.
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real
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New York trip (4F22)
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Governor’s
Island – Marge identifies it as
they arrive in the city.
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real
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The Simpsons visit England (EABF22)
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Great
Britain – They visit England,
and Homer ends up imprisoned in the Tower of London.
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real
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“Lisa's Wedding” (2F15)
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Great
Britain – In the future, Lisa
goes to England to visit her fiancé’s manor and its robo-farmhands.
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real
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"Margical History Tour"
(FABF06)
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Great
Britain – Homer is England’s
murderous Henry the Eighth.
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real
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“Treehouse
of Horror XV” (FABF23)
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Great
Britain – Bart battles Jack the
Ripper in the London of 1890.
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real
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“Treehouse of Horror X” (BABF01)
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Greenland
– The world’s largest island is visible
out the rocket window as Bart and Homer leave Earth.
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real
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“Rosebud” (1F01)
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Hawaii – Homer demands “A million dollars and three
Hawaiian islands. Good ones, not the
leper one!” in return for Bobo the bear.
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real
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Homer smuggles Canadian drugs
(FABF16)
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Hawaii – Homer remarks that a family luau “is just like
Hawaii, except that you don’t get beaten up when you leave the hotel.”
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real
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“Treehouse of Horror X” (BABF01)
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Hispaniola – This island is visible as Bart and Homer’s
rocket rises.
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real
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The Simpsons house sit for Burns
(BABF08)
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The head pirate orders a return to
“Hidden Pirate Island, aka Hong Kong.”
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real
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Japan trip (AABF20)
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Honshu,
Japan – The Simpsons visit Tokyo,
see the Imperial Gardens and the Hello Kitty factory, and participate in a
cruel game show.
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real
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“Tales from the Public Domain”
(DABF08)
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Ithaca – Odysseus’ home island is seen on a map. Homer-Odysseus returns there and kills
his wife’s suitors.
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real
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“Treehouse of Horror X” (BABF01)
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Jamaica – This island is visible as Bart and Homer’s
rocket rises.
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real
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“Deep Space Homer” (1F13)
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Isla
de Juventud – This Cuban island
is visible during the shuttle’s ascent.
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real
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New York trip (4F22)
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Liberty
Island – Bart visits the Stature
of Liberty and harasses arriving immigrants on a passing ship.
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real
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“Treehouse of Horror X” (BABF01)
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Liberty
Island – Clobber Girl Lisa uses
the Statue of Liberty to pop the Hindenburg.
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real
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"Bart-Mangled Banner"
(FABF17)
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Liberty
Island – Arriving from France,
the Simpsons’ boat passes this island.
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real
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Homer and Bart grift (CABF03)
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Marge, hitting the Long Island iced
teas, says, "I'd like to visit that Long Island place. If
only it were real."
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real
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“Treehouse of Horror XIII” (DABF19)
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The Island of Lost Souls – The Simpsons end up on an island
inhabited by Dr. Hibbert’s half-human, half-animal creations.
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imaginary
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New York trip (4F22)
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Manhattan – Homer fights his way through the “urban death
maze,” while the rest of the family enjoys the sights.
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real
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Bart joins boy band (CABF12)
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Manhattan – The crazed Lt. Smash launches an attack on the
Mad Magazine headquarters
building.
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real
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“Little Big Mom” (BABF04)
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Molokai
– Tricked by Lisa, Homer and
Bart come here to have excruciatingly painful treatments for their
“leprosy.”
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real
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"Mr. Plow" (9F07)
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Molokai is seen from a distance; “Circus of the Stars”
is taking place here.
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real
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Marge becomes a novelist (FABF05)
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Nantucket – Marge sets a romance novel here. “Nantucket is an island?” she asks,
consulting an atlas.
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real
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Lisa battles Mr. Burns’ media empire
(FABF18)
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New
Zealand – It is visible on map behind
the skeletal League of Evil.
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real
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“Itchy and Scratchy Land: (2F01)
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Parents’
Island – The adult part of Itchy
and Scratchy Land, complete with Hammock Land and “a world-class chemical
dependency center.”
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fictional
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“Tales from the Public Domain”
(DABF08)
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Sjaelland – Bart is Hamlet, avenging his father’s death on
this Danish island.
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real
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“Goo Goo Gai Pan” (GABF06)
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Taiwan – Rather implausibly, the island is shown as
separate from China on a map in the Chinese consulate.
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real
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"Treehouse of Horror XVI"
(GABF17)
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Tasmania – Australia’s largest island can be seen being
drawn up into vortex triggered by Kang and Kodos.
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real
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“Itchy and Scratchy Land” (2F01)
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Itchy and Scratchy Land, where
nothing ever goes wrong until a murderous robot rebellion, is on an island
with a Scratchy-shaped mountain.
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fictional
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“Missionary: Impossible” (BABF11)
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Homer is dispatched to a mountainous
volcanic island in the “Microatia” in the Pacific, and his missionary work
destroys the islanders’ society.
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fictional
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Frank Grimes Jr. tries to kill Homer
(EABF01)
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Sideshow Bob is sprung from small, cliff-sided
prison island.
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fictional
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“Das Bus” (5F11)
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The children descend into primitivism
Lord of the Flies-style after a
grapefruit-induced bus crash strands them on a hilly offshore island.
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fictional
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Bart sells
his soul (3F02)
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Bart dreams of a glowing green island
with spires, toward which the kids and their souls row.
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imaginary
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“Sideshow Bob Roberts” (2F02)
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Springfield Prison is on a small
island.
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fictional
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Lisa and the spelling bee (EABF07)
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Lisa dreams of a steep-sided Hellenic
island, where the spirits of the Seven Sisters colleges attempt to recruit
her.
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imaginary
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Marge’s agoraphobia (EABF04)
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A small island, probably in a lake, is
visible behind Kent Brockman during the opening of “Eye on Springfield.”
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fictional
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Africa trip (CABF13)
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African river islands are visible
from the plane as they land.
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fictional
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Homer Simpson creates a Web site
(CABF02)
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Homer is kidnapped for knowing too
much and sent to a surreal island like that in “The Prisoner”; it has
forests and hills.
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fictional
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Homer drives Bart to discipline camp
(HABF04)
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The lake adjacent to the airport has
a small, vegetated island.
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fictional
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Homer’s other father (HABF03)
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Four islands are visible on a map
behind Mason Fairbanks’ desk.
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fictional
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