Paul McCartney’s hidden message in the Simpson family

Among the many prominent landmarks that “The Simpsons” has accomplished in 35 years, there is a unique realistic realism that the creator Matt Groeing should rank among his most luxurious achievements: he made three Beatles team appearances in the stars. Unfortunately, John Lennon was assassinated nine years before the series was first shown on Fox, so Springfield was absent on a quarter of Fab Four. Fortunately, Ranjo Star, George Harrison, and of course Paul McCartney presented their voices to Simpsonized versions themselves, with Ringo appearing in “Brush With Greatness”, and George appears in “Home’s Barbershop Quartet”, and Paul appears in “Lisa, The Vegetistarian”.

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In “Lisa, Vegetable”, Lisa has joy with a load in a zoo. Later that evening, Marge offers mutton slices for family dinner, shaking Lisa to her heart and leading her to become vegetarian. Despite the ridicule she receives from Homer, Part and her colleagues in the chapter, Lisa finds support from APU, Paul McCartney and Linda McCartney (which also gives her voice). Paul and Linda agreed to appear on “The Simpsons” in one case, which was happy with him.

“The Simpsons” and “The Beatles” have some of the most devoted fans in all popular culture, so it is not surprising that “Lisa, The VegetAran” find some of those who are at Simpsons/Beatles Fandom Venn will find them. In particular, the end of the episode’s credit has a hidden message from Paul McCartney. (Side note: I suggest that we call the Simpsons/Beatles Combination Compry GuPmarine base!)

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During the episode, Paul McCartney told Lisa that he played his 1970’s song, “Maybe I am surprised” revealing a recipe for lentils. Paul found that the decision of the writing staff “The Simpsons” to enjoy the theories of Cultish Beatles for lovers and the band’s songs appeared freely – to the extent that this designated group is pushed at the end of the episode.

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With the end credits on “Lisa, The VeGintAran”, a variable version of Paul McCartney’s plays “I am amazed.” When this version is turned on from the song back, you can hear Paul reading the recipe for lentils. As far as he hears he hears, he reads the recipe, perhaps the biggest thing in revealing this hidden message is that Paul ends with the message of Sfic, “… By the way, I am alive,” a reference to the “dead” urban legend, which I claimed died in 1966 and replaced him with watching.

Along with 75 % of the four FAB, which shows itself on “The Simpsons”, the Beatles also appeared in another component in the animation: “yellow submarine”. The 1966 movie was directed by George Downg and was distinguished by different audio actors playing John, Paul, George, and Ranjo. Besides the music of the movie, which was already released from the songs that were not released previously, the contribution of the only band in the movie appeared in the film closing sequence.

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Oscar -winning director Robert Zimikis spent years developing a new edition of CGI from the “yellow submarine” of Disney. The film was to be produced in Imagemoves Digital, the digital studio behind Motion Capture Films “A Chrostmas Carol” and “MARS needs mothers”. But after the decisive and commercial failure of “Mars needs mothers”, Disney Emthaveds closed numbers and the “yellow submarine” resort. Although the project was placed to other studios, Zemeckis ended its journey on the long road and talisman, expressing that the 1966 movie was better without a new edition.