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Simpsons doing official NFL sponsored content for Disney’s ESPN might seem new, but they already did it back in the nineties. When their corporate overlords were News Corp, Bart & Homer crossed over with NFL on Fox in a little seen (but very real) segment on September 3, 1995:

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Murrry1 year ago

Imagine waking up from a coma after 29 years, and NFL on Fox has practically the same lineup. 😂

InoueNinja0941 year ago

I love how they reused Terry Bradshaw's design from this commercial in the show itself for season 17, just with whiter hair

Michael Watts1 year ago

The entire segment w/Fox introducing their games for 1995 Week 1 Yes, the defending champion 49ers opened that season at Saints. Twas a different time

Brian E1 year ago

They also had then-NFL on Fox commentators John Madden and Pat Summerall in the Season 10 episode "Sunday, Cruddy Sunday" where Homer befriends a travel agent who sets him, Bart and many of Springfield's own up on a trip to the Super Bowl. As is tradition, hilarity ensues.

dochess1 year ago

@DragonflyJonez “I can only imagine your pain.”

Mr Yeast1 year ago

So you mean what?

Saywhatnow?!1 year ago

Id never seen this before. Thanks!

Michigan Hoon Cartel1 year ago

If you guys manage to get Mina Kimes on the pod I'll double my Patreon contribution

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