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SALEM BOULEVARDIERS - Baseball team that the Isotopes played and lost to during Homer's brief stint as mascot.
SANDEEP - One of the Nahasapeemapetilon children.
SANITATION COMMISSIONER - Local government job which Homer ran, and was elected, for. Unfortunately, he was only in the job for a month after blowing the entire $4m+ budget. In fact, he did the job so poorly that the entire town had to be moved 5 miles down the road to avoid the mountain of litter that Homer hid in the town's abandoned mines.
SANJAY - Apu's brother. Sometimes works at the Kwik-E-Mart.
SANTA'S LITTLE HELPER - The Simpsons family dog. Loved by Bart, but not by Homer after the dog ripped up his $120 Assassin trainers. Was formerly known as Number 8 at the Springfield Race Track, has also destroyed as Simpsons family blanket which resulted in him having to go to dog school. Once received a life-saving operation, and also served as a guard dog for Mr Burns.
SANTOS L HALPER - Name on the credit card that Santa's Little Helper was once issued.
SASHA - Name of one of Cletus' many kids.
SASHI - One of the Nahasapeemapetilon children.
SATAN'S BONERS - Pamphlet available from the church news stand.
SATAN'S LITTLE HELPER - What Emily Winthrop once called Santa's Little Helper.
SCHOOL OF HARD KNOCKERS - Film that Homer enjoyed watching in college.
SCOTCHTOBERFEST - Festival made-up by the school in order to punish the children. According to my Simpsons calendar, Scotchtoberfest is observed on June 28.
SCOTT CHRISTIAN - TV news reporter who hosts the "Laugh and a Half" section.
SCOUT - Name of one of Cletus' many kids.
SCRABBLESHIPS - Somewhat strange game played by Bart and Homer. Presumably adapted from Battleships and Scrabble.
SCREAMVILLE - Town that the FBI suggested the Simpsons should stay in when they entered the Witness Relocation Program.
SECRETARY OF HATE COLIN KA-POW - One of the stars of the wrestling series that Bart watches.
SECRETS OF A SUCCESSFUL MARRIAGE - Name of the class that Homer once taught at the Adult Education Annex.
SECTOR 7-G - Part of the Power Plant that Homer works in.
SEE YA REAL SOON, KIDS! - Message engraved on Krusty's tombstone after he faked his own death due to his tax problems.
SEESAW - One of Krusty's clown friends.
SELF TEST MONTHLY - Magazine which told Homer he'd only live to be 42, sending him into a spiral of depression.
SENOR DING DONG - Mascot for Springfield's local door bell company.
SENOR DING-DONG'S DOORBELL FIESTA - Where Marge and Lisa went to "take a walk on the wild side". Needless to say, Gil has worked there.
SENOR GRILLED CHEESE - Food served at the EFCOT Center.
SENOR MAMBO - One of the names that Chief Wiggum came out with when trying to recall Tito Puente.
SENOR MENDOZA - Character in McBain's first movie. McBain killed his three bodyguards and drove a bus through his door.
SERAK - Space alien friend of Kang and Kodos.
SETH & MUNCHIE - Hippies who inhabit the Simpsons old farm, or as it is known now The Groovy Groove Natural Farm - where they grow their own "personal" vegetables. Both of them have had Homer's mum.
SHAKESPEARE FRIED CHICKEN - Fast-food outlet enjoyed by Homer.
SHAKESPEARE IN HEAT - One of the many fine movies showing at the Springfield Googolplex.
SHARP BUTT WITH BUTT SAUCE - What Bart ordered at Bob's Big Buddha.
SHARY BOBBINS - One time British nanny of the Simpson children, somewhat based on Mary Poppins. Has a magical way with the children due to her excellent singing talents. Was formerly engaged to Groundskeeper Willie, but dumped him after she got her eyesight back.
SHE HULK VS LEON SPINKS - Comics that Comic Book Guy fears he will never sell.
SHELBYVILLE - Town next to Springfield, the residents of the towns hate each other. In Shelbyville it is legal to marry your cousin (urgh!) Shelbyville and Springfield have a great rivalry stemming from the days of the town's forefathers.
SHELBYVILLE CAR IMPOUND LOT - When the kids of Shelbyville stole Springfield's lemon tree, this is where they hid it.
SHELBYVILLE DAILY - Shelbyville's newspaper. "Once a week, every week", hardly daily is it?
SHELBYVILLE MANHATTAN - Town founder of Shelbyville.
SHELBYVILLE ORPHANAGE - Where Herb Powell spent the early part of his life.
SHELBYVILLIANS - Name of Shelbyville's baseball team.
SHERIFF LOBO - One of the many shows that the Simpson family loves.
SHERRI & TERRI - Twin sisters who attend Springfield Elementary School. Once convinced Bart that the Pilgrims landed in Sunny Acapulco, represented Trinidad and Tobago in the school's model UN club. Which one is the evil twin is still a mystery.
SHE-SHE LOUNGE - Lesbian bar where Homer once went for a drink.
SHINY MCSHINE - False name that Homer made-up when trying to pass-off as the piano genius from the movie Shine.
SHOES FOR DAD - Shop situated in the Springfield Mall.
SHOES FOR TOTS - One of the many stores at the Springfield Mall.
SHOP - Swedish store visited by the Simpsons and Nahasapeemapetilons.
SHORT HAIR IDEAS - Magazine which the Simpsons appeared on the cover of in Behind The Laughter.
SHORTY'S - Where Jacques once took Marge to brunch.
SHOSHANA - Name of one of Snake's ex-girlfriends. He once dined her at Uncle Moe's Family Feedbag.
SHOTGUN PETE'S - Wedding chapel where Marge and Homer got married. Weddings are charged at $20, photos $50.
SHOW SHOW SHOW - One of the many shows playing when Bart, Milhouse, Martin and Nelson visited Branson.
SHOWGIRLS - Legendary 90's erotic movie that Marge once took Homer to see. Also at the screening were: Superintendent Chalmers; Apu; Abe Simpson; Dr Hibbert; Snake; Kirk Van Houten; Moe; Captain McAllister; Dr Nick Riviera; Nelson; Lenny; and Krusty.
SHROUD OF TURIN BEECH TOWELS - Item which the cat burglar took from the Flanders household.
SIDESHOW BOB TERWILLIGER - Evil, murderous clown formerly employed on the Krusty The Klown Show, until he framed Krusty for armed robbery. Since then, he has been found guilty of attempted murder and kidnapping. Once ran for Mayor and won, but was jailed after it emerged he rigged the election. Tried to rid the town of TV, but failed when the nuke he used was a dud - best before November 1959.
SIDESHOW CECIL TERWILLIGER - Younger brother of Sideshow Bob, tried to kill everyone in Springfield by blowing up the dam (it didn't work). Enraged in jealousy by his brother who became Krusty's sidekick when it was Cecil's dream.
SIDESHOW MEL - Krusty The Klown's current sidekick. Was the one who convinced the police to release Smithers when he was wrongfully arrested for the attempted murder of Mr Burns. Is regularly embarrassed by Krusty when on TV.
SILVIA WINFIELD - Neighbour to the Simpsons. Is often terrorised by Santa's Little Helper.
SIMPLY SHOES - One of the many shops at the Springfield Mall.
SIMPSON & SON'S PATENTED REVITALISING TONIC - Miracle sex-aid developed and marketed by Homer & Grampa.
SIMPSONS - Strange family consisting of Homer (father), Marge (mother), Bart (eldest child), Lisa (middle child) and Maggie (baby). The show revolves around them and their antics. They live in Springfield, in the USA, although they did spend a short time in Cypress Creek.
SIMPSONS BOOGIE - One of the Simpsons' three hit records, according to Behind The Laughter.
SIMPSONS CHRISTMAS BOOGIE - One of the Simpsons' three hit records, according to Behind The Laughter.
SIR GALLAHAN - Dog that Santa's Little Helper replaced at Springfield Downs.
SIR LOVESALOT - The bear who loves to love, one of the symbols of Love Day.
SIR PUTT-A-LOT'S MERRIE OLDE FUN CENTER - Local mini golf course. Doubles up as Homer and Marge's old love nest, where Bart was conceived.
SIR WIDEBOTTOM - One of Krusty's clown friends.
SISTER BERNADETTE - Character on It Never Ends, played by Allegra Hamilton.
SIT N STARE BUS LINES - Bus company on which the Simpsons travelled to New York City. It only cost them $9 - although they did have to transfer to Atlanta twice, another $1.50 would have got them a bus with toilets on.
SITTING BULL - One of the many tombstones situated in the Simpsons' basement, during the first-ever Halloween special.
SIX TOE COUNTY - Where Palm Corners is located in Florida.
SLASH CO - Where Homer once worked as a knife salesman. He was presumed fired for accidentally slicing an elderly woman's hand off.
SLIME Q SLIMEDOG - What Manjula wanted Apu to change his name to after he cheated on her.
SLOBBER GIRL - How The Collector (Comic Book Guy) once referred to Clobber Girl (Lisa).
SMARCH - Month which appeared in the school's misprinted calendars.
SMARTLINE - Current affairs discussion program hosted by Kent Brockman on Channel 6. Lisa has made 13 appearances on this show.
SMELL YA LATER - Phrase that is destined to replace "goodbye" in the future.
SMILING JOE FISSON - Star of the film "Nuclear Energy Our Misunderstood Friend".
SMITHSONIAN TRAVELLING EXHIBIT - Items in the exhibit include: Lou Gehrig's jersey; The Spirit of St Louis; the Liberty Bell; and Howdy Doody.
SMOOSHIE - Not-so-nice Squishie replacement product.
SNAKE - Biggest con in Springfield, enjoys robbing convenience stores, starting riots and smoking. Has a tattoo of a snake on his right arm. His prison ID is 7F20, is the proud owner of a lovely little sports car he calls "Li'l Bandit".
SNAKE KID - One of the many comics on sale in the Android's Dungeon.
SNEAKY PETE - Term intended to cause offence, used by Ned Flanders.
SNEED'S FEED N SEED - Country store when Homer bought seed from when the Simpsons returned to his old farm.
SNIPPY LONGSTOCKING'S - Barbershop that Lisa went to when she got gum in her hair.
SNOW DAY - Meaningless holiday declared by Mayor Quimby. "The funnest day in the history of Springfield".
SNOWBALL I (R.I.P) - First cat of the Simpsons, died on Halloween after being run over by the Mayor's beer-swilling brother Clovis.
SNOWBALL II - Current cat of the Simpsons, regularly coughs up hair balls and gets annoyed when Maggie drinks out of her dish.
SNUFFY - Name of Lisa's dead hamster.
SNUFFY - One of Springfield's many boxing enthusiasts, is a member of the Association Of Semi-Pro Boxers.
SNUGGLERS' COVE - Bed and breakfast where Homer and Marge went for a dirty weekend.
SNUGGLING - Marge and Homer's code word for having sex.
SNUH - Springfieldians for Nonviolence, Understanding and Helping. Formed due to the "excessive" levels of violence that adorn the Itchy & Scratchy cartoons.
SO YOU'RE GOING TO DIE - Pamphlet that Dr Hibbert gave Homer after telling him that he had 24 hours to live.
SO YOU'VE DECIDED TO STEAL CABLE - Pamphlet Homer was given by Springfield Cable .
SODIUM TETRASULFATE - Chemical that Bart used to write his name in 40ft-high letters on the school field.
SOLDIER OF FORTUNE - Magazine read by Abe Simpson, stocked in Herman's Military Antiques.
SONGS TO ENRAGE BUS DRIVERS - Tape that Otto listens to on his Walkman.
SORRY YOU HAD TO SPLIT - Message found on the jacket that the bowling guys bought Homer when he left.
SOUPCAN SAM - One of Springfield's many boxing enthusiasts, is a member of the Association Of Semi-Pro Boxers.
SOUTH STREET SQUIDPORT - "An upscale shopping promenade with authentic maritime theming" - according to Kent Brockman.
SOUTHERN CRACKER COMPANY - Where Kirk Van Houten used to work
SPACE MUTANTS - Popular series of films very much enjoyed by Bart.
SPACE MUTANTS 4: THE TRILOGY CONTINUES - Movie that Marge banned Bart from seeing. He went to see it anyway though, sneaking in with Jimbo, Dolph and Kearney.
SPACE MUTANTS V: THE LAND DOWN UNDER - The fifth Space Mutants movie. Skinner took Patty to see it on their first date.
SPARKLE - Part of the yo-yo quartet, the Twirl-Kings, who once visited Springfield Elementary School.
SPARROW - Code name by which Adil was known on his spying mission to the US.
SPEED-E-MART - Shelbyville's equivalent of the Kwik-E-Mart.
SPEEDWAY SQUAD! - Fictional 1965 TV show which Smithers imagined himself and Mr Burns in, thanks to one of his hangovers.
SPELLING BEE QUEEN - Award that Lisa once received, as detailed in her yearbook.
SPEND ZONE - Store from where Homer bought Tom Landry's hat in Cypress Creek.
SPERMS OF ENDEARMENT - Porno spoof movie which featured at Burn's Casino.
SPINE MELTER 2000 - The luxury chair that once cost Herb Simpson $2000 when he bought it for Homer.
SPINSTER CITY APARTMENTS - Apartment building where Patty & Selma live.
SPIRIT OF ST LOUIS - The name of the Pilgrims' boat, according to Terri & Sherri.
SPLITSVILLE ICE CREAM SUNDAES - Ice cream parlour that once aptly reminded Marge that her marriage was in ruins.
SPONGE AND VACUUM - Magazine read by Marge.
SPORTACUS - The premier sports shop in Springfield.
SPRINGFIELD - Neighbouring town to Shelbyville, where the show is set. Most common name for a town in the US, which is why it was chosen by the show's creators. According to Marge, Springfield is America's crud bucket. Suburbs of Springfield include: Crakton; Junkyville; Bumtown; Little Newark; and a Russian District.
SPRINGFIELD A&M - College founded by a cow. Attended by Lenny and Carl.
SPRINGFIELD ACTION NEWS - Local news show.
SPRINGFIELD ANIMAL REFUGE - Where Stampy now resides.
SPRINGFIELD AQUARIUM - The scene of the accident that caused Abe to lose his driving licence. He crashed the car into a tank containing a killer whale.
SPRINGFIELD ARBORETUM - Tree place where Homer took Stampy to eat.
SPRINGFIELD ARMORY - Where the rocket was fired from that was intended to destroy Bart's Comet. Unfortunately, the rocket soared too high and lost it's guidance mechanism, destroying the only bridge out of town.
SPRINGFIELD ART EXHIBITION - Where Marge's picture of Homer ("Bald Adonis") won 1st prize.
SPRINGFIELD BACHELOR APTS - Where Apu lived when Manjula kicked him out. The permanent home of Kirk Van Houten.
SPRINGFIELD BOTANICAL GARDENS - Where Troy McClure and Selma got married.
SPRINGFIELD CABLE - Local cable company that will illegally hook you up with cable for only $50.
SPRINGFIELD CENTER FOR THE PERFORMING ARTS - Where World Class Wresting is regularly held.
SPRINGFIELD CHILLI COOK-OFF - Annual search to find the maker of the hottest chilli in Springfield. Stalls include: A Little Bit Of Lenny; Muntz Family Chilli; Yale Style Saltpeper Chilli; Professor Frink's Virtual Chilli; Firehouse Ned's Five Alarm Chilli; and Moe's Chilli Bar. "Please lick spoons clean after each use".
SPRINGFIELD CHRISTIAN SCHOOL - School which Bart briefly attended when he was thrown out of Springfield Elementary.
SPRINGFIELD CIVIC AUDITORIUM - Building where award ceremonies and TV specials are regularly hosted.
SPRINGFIELD CIVIC CENTER - Where the cartoon awards show was once held.
SPRINGFIELD COLISEUM - The venue for when Homer fought Dredrick Tatum. "Tasteful attire prohibited".
SPRINGFIELD COMMUNITY CENTER - Where Abe Simpson was taught to drive again.
SPRINGFIELD COMMUNITY COLLEGE EXTENSION CENTER - "Where old dogs learn new tricks".
SPRINGFIELD CONVENTION CENTER - Home of all the great conventions.
SPRINGFIELD DEPARTMENT OF MOTOR VEHICLES - Where Patty and Selma work.
SPRINGFIELD DERBY - The fifth and penultimate duel of racing's Triple Crown.
SPRINGFIELD DINNER THEATRE - A place to have dinner and watch a play. Mark Hamell once performed here in a production of Guys And Dolls
SPRINGFIELD DOG PARK - "Where dogs meet to sniff each other and bark".
SPRINGFIELD DOG TRACK - "Think of them as little horses".
SPRINGFIELD DOWNS - Horse racing track, and the scene of all of Furious D's victories. Now with E-Z tear-up tickets.
SPRINGFIELD DRAGWAY - Does it really need much explanation? Let me put it to you straight. It's a dragway, with me so far? In Springfield. There, that wasn't so hard, was it? Jeez, some people, eh?
SPRINGFIELD DRIVE-IN - Where Homer, Marge, Abe and Zelda saw the movie Dude, Where's My Virginity?
SPRINGFIELD ELEMENTARY SCHOOL - Springfield's school, run by Seymour Skinner. Was destroyed by robotic ants in one of Bart's dreams. School to: Bart; Lisa; Nelson; Milhouse; Ralph; Jimbo; Kearney; Wendell; and Martin, among others.
SPRINGFIELD EXTERMINATORS - Their tent was stolen by Bart when he decided to become a faith healer.
SPRINGFIELD FILM FESTIVAL - Event once attended by Jay Sherman, where the townspeople are invited to make films about themselves.
SPRINGFIELD GAZETTE - Weekly paper that once pictured Bart on a gay rights parade.
SPRINGFIELD GLOBE - One of the newspapers that the Springfield Shopper has merged with over the years.
SPRINGFIELD GORGE - Local geological attraction that Bart once attempted to jump on his skateboard. However, Homer talked him out of it and jumped the Gorge himself - unfortunately, he didn't make it.
SPRINGFIELD GROCERY STORE - Where Marge buys her groceries.
SPRINGFIELD HALL OF RECORDS - "Not the good kind of records, historical ones". Was mysteriously blown away once.
SPRINGFIELD HARBOUR - Place in Springfield where you'll find Handsome Pete. Also the location of Springfield Squares.
SPRINGFIELD HARDWARE - Local hardware store, has a mailbox right outside.
SPRINGFIELD HERALD - One of the newspapers that the Springfield Shopper has merged with over the years.
SPRINGFIELD HIGH SCHOOL - School which Homer, Marge, Barney and Artie Ziff all went to. Hopefully, the Simpson children will go there one day too.
SPRINGFIELD HOSPITAL - Work place of Dr Hibbert and Doc Martins (ha, ha). A sign outside informs visitors that doctors carry less than $5 cash.
SPRINGFIELD IMAX THEATER - Local theatre that showed the film Nature's Biggest Holes.
SPRINGFIELD INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT - Err...International airport located in Springfield. Houses the Just Crichton and King Bookstore
SPRINGFIELD KOZY KORT MOTEL - Where Flash Baylor once invited Marge to.
SPRINGFIELD MALL - Local shopping centre which contains: In 'N' Out Ear Piercing; The Jerky Hut; International House of Answering Machines; The Ear Piercery; Girdles N Such; Fancy Lingerie; The Caramel Corn Warehouse; and plenty of Starbucks.
SPRINGFIELD MARATHON - "Ruin your knees for charity". Bart once won it after pretending to be Italian and only running the last 200 yards. You don't want to know everyone's racing number do you? You do? Well here they are then: Homer: 74; Apu: 33; Ned: 16; Dr Hibbert: 8; Skinner: 18; Smithers: 628; Sideshow Mel: 26; Moe: 79. Happy now?
SPRINGFIELD MUNICIPAL COURT - Location of the Simpson-Burns trial, where Homer sued Burns for $1m after Burns ran over Bart.
SPRINGFIELD MUSEUM OF NATURAL HISTORY - Local museum that Lisa saw with Homer and Mr Bergstrom.
SPRINGFIELD MYSTERY SPOT - Where Homer once suggested to take Grampa on a day out.
SPRINGFIELD NATURAL HISTORY MUSEUM - Where Skinner would go if he was looking for a good time.
SPRINGFIELD NATURE PRESERVE - "Outdoor sex by permit only". Now features a race track in the middle. Scene of Maude Flanders' death.
SPRINGFIELD OATMEAL WORKS - Their stock was destroyed after Homer flooded the town.
SPRINGFIELD OBSERVATORY - Destroyed by rioters after Bart's Comet failed to kill everyone.
SPRINGFIELD PALACE HOTEL - Hotel which the jury stayed in during the trial of Freddy Quimby. Is now missing a bed thanks to Homer.
SPRINGFIELD PALACE OF FINE ARTS - Has a wing dedicated to Mr Burns, which includes Marge's painting.
SPRINGFIELD PET SHOP - "All our pets are flushable".
SPRINGFIELD PLASMA CENTER - Situated in downtown Springfield, Bart once sold his blood here for $15.
SPRINGFIELD POST - One of the newspapers that the Springfield Shopper has merged with over the years.
SPRINGFIELD POST OFFICE - Where the Springfield Elementary School kids visited twice on school trips. It's run by Postmaster Bill.
SPRINGFIELD PRESBYTERIAN HOSPITAL - Where Marge went after breaking her leg on Mt Embolism.
SPRINGFIELD PRIDE AWARDS - Hosted by Kent Brockman and Britney Spears. Winners include: Krusty; Marge (for donation the most blood); Snake; and Mr Burns. A sign outside reads: "Please, no rioting".
SPRINGFIELD PRIMATE INSTITUTE - Where Homer was examined to see if he was in fact, Bigfoot. Their findings were inconclusive.
SPRINGFIELD RETIREMENT CASTLE - Home of Abraham Simpson, Hans Moleman and Jasper, among others. Lisa regularly volunteers her time to entertain the old folks with games of bingo.
SPRINGFIELD REVOLVING RESTAURANT - Where Principal Skinner once took Selma on a date. Skinner likes it, as: "Food tastes better when you're revolving".
SPRINGFIELD RIVER - Where homer once took a baptismal for his children.
SPRINGFIELD SPEEDWAY - Where the Truckasaurus show was held.
SPRINGFIELD SQUARE GARDEN - Home of the Springfield WNBA.
SPRINGFIELD SQUARES - Played at the Springfield Harbour.
SPRINGFIELD STADIUM - Where the annual Springfield U v Springfield A&M American football match takes place.
SPRINGFIELD SWAP MEET - Place where Bart and Lisa found a record by Homer's barbershop quartet the Be-Sharps.
SPRINGFIELD TAR PITS - "The best in tar entertainment", according to Time magazine.
SPRINGFIELD TIMES - One of the newspapers that the Springfield Shopper has merged with over the years.
SPRINGFIELD TIRE FIRE - Established in 1989.
SPRINGFIELD UNIVERSITY - Uni that Homer went to. A sign outside the gate says: "If you can read this you're accepted".
SPRINGFIELD VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENT - Springfield's, err... volunteer fire department. The volunteers include: Apu; Moe; Principal Skinner; Ned; and Maude Flanders (until she died).
SPRINGFIELD WAR MEMORIAL STADIUM - Home of the Springfield Isotopes.
SPRINGFIELD WEEKLY - Supermarket tabloid that once offered a $5,000 reward for the capture of Bigfoot.
SPRINGFIELD WILDCATS - Peewee football team once coached by Ned Flanders. Kinda went downhill after Homer took charge.
SPRINGFIELD X THEATRE - Springfield's local porno theatre. Past shows include: For Your Thighs Only; Crocodile Done Me; and Dr Strangepants.
SPRINGFIELD YOUTH CENTER - "Building un-realistic hopes since 1966".
SPRINGSONIAN MUSEUM - Art museum where Marge took Homer to get some inspiration during his "I'm an artist" period.
SPRINGWOOD MINIMUM SECURITY PRISON - Where Sideshow Bob spent most of his jail time.
SPRINGY, THE SPRINGFIELD SPRING - Springfield's Olympic mascot, created by Homer. Springy beat-off tough competition from Patty and Selma's Ciggy, which was made purely out of cigarettes and glue.
SPRINKLES - Name that Mitchell gave Santa's Little Helper during their brief time together.
SPRYNGE-FIELDE - How Springfield used to be spelt in the olden days, their motto back then was: "First toil, then the grave".
SQUEAKY FARMS BRAND GENUINE ANIMAL MILK - Milk company set-up and run by Fat Tony and his mob. The milk in question was genuine, the only problem is that it was rat's milk!
SS JEBEDIAH - Submarine that Homer served on when he joined the Naval Reserve.
ST DOMINIC'S CATHEDRAL - One of the many sights the Simpsons saw on their trip to Capital City.
ST PAULIE GIRL'S CATHEDRAL - Moe's church.
STABBY OH'S - Itchy & Scratchy's own brand of breakfast cereal.
STACY LOVELL - Inventor of the Malibu Stacy doll who was fired from the company in 1974. Helped Lisa create the Lisa Lionheart doll.
STAMPY - The name of Bart's African elephant that he won from the Bill & Marty show on KBBL radio. His daily food bill is in excess of $300, which is why he was given away to an animal sanctuary.
STAN'S KEYBOARDS - Shop in the Springfield Mall.
STANLEY PETERSON - Works at the DMV with Patty & Selma.
STAR BLITZZZ PROMOTIONS - Promotion company for Classified Records.
STAR DOG - One of the many comics on sale in the Android's Dungeon.
STARDUST MEMORIES - One of the many fine programmes aired on Top Hat Entertainment.
STARLAND VOCAL BAND - Homer has a tattoo of this on his arm.
STATE FAIR - Entrance costs $.50, free for war veterans. There includes stalls for: Miracle Sheers; The Drain Bugger; Omnigogs. Other attractions include: Bachman Turner Overdrive; a band school contest; and Duncan, the amazing diving horse.
STEADY NEDDY - Flanders' nickname for himself.
STEEL WHEELCHAIR TOUR 2010 - Rolling Stones poster which adorns Lisa's room of the future.
STEINBERG - One of the many soldiers that went into battle in Bart's army against Nelson.
STEPPIN OUT FASHION MART - Where Marge and Lisa shop for clothes.
STEVE BENNETT - What Bart claims he'll change his name to when he gets older.
STEWART - Name of the duck that works at the nuclear power plant.
STICKBALL - Video game played in Springfield's Lower East Side during the 80's.
STILLWATER - Name of one of the NASA representatives who selected Homer to go into space.
STINGY AND BATTERY SHOW - TV show made-up by Krusty when he broadcast via the emergency broadcast network. It featured a dead scorpion and an old battery.
STINKING FISH REALTY - The company that Marge & Homer used when they bought their first house, their motto is: "With a name this bad, we've got to be good!"
STOCHASTIC - "Pertaining to a process involving a randomly-determined sequence of observations." The word after which Lisa and Hugh Parkfield fall in love.
STONECUTTERS - Ancient secret society, who Homer is apparently the leader of. Other members included: Carl; Lenny; Burns; Moe; Dr Hibbert; and Chief Wiggum. The society folded after Homer became the leader. The members formed a new club called "No Homers".
STONER'S POT PALACE - Store which Otto for one, was very disappointed with.
STOR-U-STUFF - Storage locker which Armin Tanzarian used to store his motorbike in Springfield.
STORYTIME VILLAGE - Old amusement park that got shut down after a kid had his head cut-off.
STREET CRIME - One of the many sights the Simpsons saw on their trip to Capital City.
STRETCH DUDE - Alias taken-on by Bart after he gained special stretching powers due to a radiation-related accident.
STUPID LISA GARBAGE FACE - One of the many names that Bart suggested for Lisa's doll. In the end she went for Lisa Lionheart.
STU'S DISCO - The nightspot which Homer took Moe to in an attempt to find a date. Unfortunately, everyone in the disco turned Moe down, but he did meet the lovely Renee on the way home. Stu's Disco is also regularly frequented by Otto, Luann Van Houten and Renier Wolfcastle.
SUE-SUE - One of Springfield's upper-class snobs.
SUICIDE NOTES - Name of Springfield's record store. It was formerly called Good Vibrations.
SULFUR BAY - Place where Patty & Selma went on vacation to. They brought back a pillowcase full of sea shells.
SUNNY ACAPULCO - Where the Pilgrims landed, according to Terri & Sherri.
SUNRISE AT CAPMOBELLO - Play in which Krusty has acted.
SUPER PREMIUM WASH - Setting which Homer sometimes uses at the car wash.
SUPER SLUGFEST - Video game boxing enjoyed by Bart and Homer.
SUPER SOUR BALL - Lemon ball so sour that it can only be safely contained within a magnetic field. It's true name is 77X42, needless to say, it was created by Professor Frink.
SUPERFRIENDS - Group of nerds at the school, who are named after the things they enjoy, they include: E-mail; Cosine; Report Card; Ham; Database; Cosmos; and Lisa.
SUPERINTENDENT CHALMERS - School inspector who gets up Skinner's nose (and vice-versa). Often dates Skinner's mum, Agnes.
SURLY JOE'S FOUNDATION REPAIR - The only foundation repair company in town.
SUSAN - Upper-class snob.
SUSAN B ANTHONY MAN - Lisa once bought the first edition of this from Comic Book Guy. Her cheque bounced higher than Rubber Girl.
SUSHI SURPRISE - What Marge and Lisa ate during their visit to The Happy Sumo restaurant.
SUSHI YES - Take-away shop in downtown Springfield, Bart skated past here moments before getting knocked down by Mr Burns.
SWAMPY'S LIQUOR - Situated on Main Street.
SWANK - Magazine enjoyed by Armin Tanzarian and Homer.
SWANSON'S ANGRY MAN'S DINNERS - Sponsors of the University of Minnesota's Spankological Protocol.
SWEET EMOTIONS CEREAL - Breakfast cereal endorsed by Aerosmith.
SWEET HOME ALABAMA - "The store with things from Alabama!". Situated in the Springfield Mall.
SWEET TOOTH - One of the many places that Bart and Milhouse visited when they were high on a squishie-bender.
SWISH - WNBA mascot. Actually turned-out to be Gill in a suit - although Moe still proposed!
SWITCHYARD SULLIVAN - One of Springfield's many boxing enthusiasts, is a member of the Association Of Semi-Pro Boxers.
SYDNEY SWIFT - One of Bart's classmates during his short stay at the Enriched Learning Centre For Gifted Children.
SYLVANIA 40,000-WATT ENERGY-MISER - The type of light bulbs used at Springfield's lighthouse, Earl.
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C | D |
E | F |
G | H |
I | J |
K | L |
M
N |
O | P |
Q | R |
S | T |
U | V |
W | X |
Y | Z
