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Episode: "The Mansion Family"

Produced By: Twentieth Century Fox

Price: $440.00 USD (Un-Framed)
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Comic Mint, your best source for Simpsons animation art, is pleased to offer SIMPSONS fans this outstanding hand painted original production cel, from the classic SIMPSONS episode # "The Mansion Family" (2000).

Here is a terrific vertical format cel of Homer and his pals captured in a fishing net by pirates! After partying on Burns' yacht, a band of pirates rob them and then try drowning them in the sea!
This is a one-of-a-kind image, hand painted onto celluloid (acetate) measuring 12.5" x 10.5" inches. The cel is placed against a reproduction of the original background that was filmed in the production of this episode. Freeze-frame your video or dvd and you will see this piece of artwork. The cel has the FOX gold seal (lower corner) and is accompanied by the Twentieth Century Fox certificate of authenticity. The artwork is in pristine condition, superb, a priceless collectors piece!

EPISODE SYNOPSIS: Springfield is going to give an award to the town's oldest man, but when that guy dies, Mr. Burns gets the award instead. He decides to get a check-up at the Mayo Clinic with Smithers. When he leaves, he leaves the Simpson family as caretakers of his mansion. Homer starts living the life of a billionaire, but of course, he is highly destructive. He wants to throw a box social at the mansion for all his friends, but Marge pleads with him not to do it. He tries to get a few kegs for it from Moe, but local law prohibits the sale of alcohol before 2 PM. He cannot wait, so he takes Burns' yacht out to international waters, where no laws apply. Pirates see them whooping it up aboard the yacht and they rob them, put them into nets and then try to drown them. Fortunately they just float in the net back home. Meanwhile at the Mayo Clinic, Mr. Burns is told he has every disease known and unknown to man, it's just that they are all existing and trying to get through the door together in something the doctor's call "Three Stooges Syndrome". The doctors do warn him that a stiff breeze could kill him. Back in Springfield, Burns is not too upset about losing his yacht and the Simpson family returns to living their "simple" life.