As embarrassing as it is to admin this, I cannot for the life of me recall which episode this I love Krusty shirt comes from. I thought it might be from season 1 episode 12 “Krusty Gets Busted” but flipping through the episode the designs look different from the one I made. Oh well.
Here’s the link to the product as a sticker, but you can view the design on multiple items if you’re interested.
This shirt comes from season 5 episode 5 “Treehouse of Horror IV” specifically the short “Terror at 5 and a half feet”. The Treehouse of Horror episodes have always been among my favourite episodes as they spoofed some great classic tales and gave the writers some creative freedom as the shorts are not canon to the Simpsons universe. This specific short mimics The Twilight Zone’s “Nightmare at 20,000 feet” which was originally released back in 1963 and starred William Shatner. Interestingly enough, the Twilight Zone episode is based on a short story written in 1961. But anyways before I go too far down that rabbit hole, in the episode Martin is shown wearing a “Wang Computers” shirt. As hilarious as that company name is, it was an actual electronics company founded in 1951. It attempted to compete with IBM, essentially lost, and was absorbed by a Dutch company in the 90s. But again, that’s not a rabbit hole I’ll go any further down for now.
Here’s the link to the product as a sticker, but you can view the design on multiple items if you’re interested.
In episode 5 from season 28, Homer listens to his ambition. Which is a mini Homer that lives in his head. Naturally his lifespan is short lived and dies by the end of the episode. But his ambition wears a sweatshirt with a big A on it so I decided to make it a design. I really didn’t watch this episode, but the short version is Krusty launches a new food product, Kent loses his job, and Lisa helps Kent get it back by exposing the ingredients in said food product. The main thing that stood out to me is that this episode is called “Trust but Clarify” which is an old Russian proverb that is noted in HBO’s “Chernobyl” mini series.
Here’s the link to the product as a sticker, but you can view the design on multiple items if you’re interested.
This one is from season 9 episode 19 called “Simpson Tide”. Homer gets fired from his job (surprise surprise) and enlists in the navy. Eventually his group goes on a training exercise to simulate an enemy threat, and while it’s glossed over, he essentially kills his commanding officer which leads to him being captain of a submarine. My personal favourite part of this episode is Homer’s smug expression when he’s on trial for eating the population of the planet of the doughnuts. If that seemed out of left field it’s because it’s Homer’s dream sequence at the beginning of the episode which is entirely unrelated.
Here’s the link to the product as a pin, but you can view the design on multiple items if you’re interested.
Another simple design that’s not from a specific episode as Radioactive Man appears in multiple episodes on the show. Radioactive man is a comicbook superhero in the series and Bart’s idol for the most part. Usually accompanied by Fallout Boy fighting crime and whatnot. That’s all.
Here’s the link to the product as a sticker, but you can view the design on multiple items if you’re interested.
The beloved Springfield Isotopes are a local baseball team that appear in various episodes and I’m honestly not sure exactly which episode I got the logo from, however it’s a fairly standard design so meh. Either way you can wear your support for the fictional team with this!
Here’s the link to the product as a sticker, but you can view the design on multiple items if you’re interested.
This design comes from season 10 episode 2 called “The Wizard of Evergreen Terrace”. Despite accomplishing much more than most people will in their lifetime, Homer has a crisis that he’s wasted his life. He becomes a bit depressed, then learns of Thomas Edison the inventor. In an attempt to living a fulfilled and meaningful life (again, despite a massive amount of achievements by this point) he follows Edison’s footsteps and tries his hand at being an inventor. When walking through the souvenir shop at the Edison Museum a shirt in the background is shown saying “Screw this” which I thought would make a perfect addition to my shop given my attitude towards most things in life.
Here’s the link to the product as a sticker, but you can view the design on multiple items if you’re interested.
This one comes from the “B” plot in episode 8 from season 22 called “In Marge we Trust”. When Homer and the kids visit the local garbage dump they stumble across a Japanese detergent box with what appears to be a picture of Homer on it. To find out where this oddity hails from, Homer and the kids follow up with a local Japanese man as to what it is, which leads them to call the Mr. Sparkle factory in Japan and ultimately leads to finding out that the character is a mash up of a fish and light bulb. When Homer calls Japan, the English speaking employee is showing wearing a poorly translated shirt with the slogan “Champions of winning, superb” on it. Now you can wear the shabby translation too.
Here’s the link to the product as a pin, but you can view the design on multiple items if you’re interested.
“Fat Man and Little Boy” is the title of episode 5 from season 16. In short, Bart begins a graphic tee shop with rude slogans and Homer starts fathering Lisa closer since he’s replaced by Bart as the breadwinner for the family. There’s also a Willy Wonka type character that commercializes Bart’s shirts. Needless to say this episode provides me much material for my shop as well since it’s focused around graphics tees. Here’s one that I don’t recommend wearing to work even as a joke.
Here’s the link to the product as a pin, but you can view the design on multiple items if you’re interested.
This one is from episode 12 season 6 called “Homer the Great”. If you’re even a bit of a Simpsons fan you’ll know this episode as it’s a bit unique and one of the highlights of the golden era. Homer joins the secret society called the Stonercutters and due to no effort besides a birth mark he rises from rank 908 to rank 1 nearly overnight. Eventually he goes mad with power (albeit with good intentions) and the Stonecutters rebrand themselves as the “No Homers” club. During the episode there are numerous variations of their logo, but I chose to design one based off Number 1’s hat in this case.
Here’s the link to the product as a sticker, but you can view the design on multiple items if you’re interested.
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