I hate the Simpsons... I want to see south park and beavis and butt head.... Good adult cartoons

I hate the Simpsons... I want to see south park and beavis and butt head.... Good adult cartoons

Where's that "Thumbs up" button?

Darn it.

I like the 90's Simpsons but beyond that I tapered off in watching it. I'm neutral as far as the sets go. I guess I would enjoy having Moe's Tavern but for everything it represents I would guess Lego might be skipping that set.

I found a couple of pictures of what some of the minifigures might look like if they are produced.

I think an Itchy and Scratchy set along the same lines as the Dynamic Duo Funhouse with all kinds of ways for Itchy to torment Scratchy would get my attention...

I guess I would enjoy having Moe's Tavern but for everything it represents I would guess Lego might be skipping that set.

That would be a great set! But would Lego really make a bar with a bunch of alcholics?

I really wonder how this would work, the simpsons is a cartoon for adults, sure kids have come to appreciate it as they have become more and more desensitized at younger and younger ages but the target audience always has been adults. TLG has always tried to stay away from controversial sets/themes and stick good wholesome fun, since the simpsons is really geared toward the adult audience, how would they avoid this issue? I don't want my little kids to have a playhouse where they can mutilate scratchy, nor do I want them playing out a drunken bar scene at Moe's Tavern. However, I would still love to have those in my collection. Most of the simpsons toys in the past have either been geared directly towards the adult collectors or been fairly innocent in nature, I would be curious how TLG would approach this.

http://www.thebrickfan.com/lego-the-simpsons/ Any thoughts? I for one am shocked.... beyond belief!! How great would a Bart Simpson be? I'll tell ya how great.... he'd be freakin awesome!!

I believe this was discussed earlier.

I would rather have Family Guy and American Dad. A Drunken Clam or Build-A-Rodger set would be awesome!

Darth Lego already brought this up about two months ago. From the comments left, opinion for the possible license in Lego is divided. I still think it would be interesting to say the least but I rather have Family Guy. :P

Darth Lego already brought this up about two months ago. From the comments left, opinion for the possible license in Lego is divided. I still think it would be interesting to say the least but I rather have Family Guy.

I'd rather have Peter than Bart as well.

Simpsons I think will do fairly well with AFOL's that liked the show. Not sure how it will fare with kids though who are not familiar with the show.

Not to mention the new episodes suck, they are so hard to watch these days, to much political agenda behind the episodes.

From Brickset:

 

We ran a story about LEGO Simpsons rumours back in March. Now it seems they've been confirmed, according to an article in Danish newspaper dr.dk today. This is a translation of the article, courtesy of Google:

"One of the most-loved, arch American families are now emerging as LEGO figures. These are the yellow cartoon family, The Simpsons.

There has long flourished rumours of an impending romance between 20th Century Fox Television, the production company behind the successful series, and LEGO, but only now being co confirmed.

We'll see Homer, Bart, Marge and the others next year, says Mads Nipper, marketing director with responsibility for product development, marketing and sales of LEGO.

The launch of the characters is a "small product news" in the beginning, but if the reception is strong enough, can quickly turn up the production.  It will be a small launch, but it will hopefully be fun and exciting for those who like the Simpsons universe, says Mads Nipper.

The target audience for The Simpsons are teenagers and adults, but there are also many children who know them, says product manager at Top Toy, Carsten Nielsen. He has seen the figures as they appear in the 2014 catalog, and he says that "they are really well made."

I enjoyed The Simpsons when I was younger. Now I just can't stand them.

 

We'll have to wait and see what Lego comes up with.

That's a bummer that it's been confirmed.  I don't think that Lego has ever decided to make sets for a show so controversial. --> terrible.

Still doesn't explain why they are yellow?  Maybe that will be explained in the Family Guy crossover episode?

I like the Simpsons of old.  I am optomistic about the sets and minifigures.  I stopped watching the new stuff at least seven years ago, but I will never forget the old stuff.

Seems like this collaboration is 20 years too late.......it could very well be a hot seller but think how much better it could have sold if they did this when the Simpsons were in their prime. Then again I'm not to sure where LEGO was 20 years ago.

Fail.  Guarenteed.

Seems like this collaboration is 20 years too late.......it could very well be a hot seller but Ithink how much better it could have sold if they did this when the Simpsons were in their prime. Then again I'm not to sure where LEGO was 20 years ago.

Agreed, the simpsons these days are no where near the quality or popularity that it used to be. Even though the cartoon is still on TV i dont think any young children actually know what the show is.

I'm really not interested. I'm in for one each at 50% off.

Wow I am really surprised at the disdain for the Simpsons. I think it is still pretty good. I think the sets will do well - providing they can find things iconic nough int he show to build. I think it could be that the minifigs are awesome, but the sets aren't that great.

This sucks. Never been more saddened by hearing about a new theme... besides galidor maybe

This ranks right up there with Galidor in the failsphere.  If they are looking for hits from the 80s---Is the He-man license really that expensive?  So may obvious wins with that there---the 2 castles, all the vehicles and chracters.