Krustyco Sweatshop is factory in China that makes the toys to the Laffy Meal for Krusty Burger. A mosquito from Krustyco Sweatshop mistakenly got itself into a toy. In Springfield, the mosquito bit Bart when bought the toy.

During a tour of the factory, Homer, Bart, and Lisa discover sweatshop working conditions and the toxic waste from the factory polluting the environment. Realizing that Michael is fully aware of this, Homer reluctantly shows Smithers the damaging effects of Michael's business.

Krustyco Sweatshop is a factory in China that makes the toys for the Laffy Meal that is served at Krusty Burgers.

The Banksy Simpsons Sweatshop couch gag is the third couch gag of Season 22. This couch gag is guest animated by graffiti artist Banksy. The Simpson family is already seated on the couch. The camera zooms out to reveal that they are in a picture hanging on the wall of a fictional overseas Asian...

2024年9月27日 · KrustyCo Inc. is the company owned by Krusty the Clown that handles his merchandising. Everything that meets Krusty's "high standards" has a Krusty Brand Seal of Approval on it. The show has been temporarily run by Sideshow Bob, cancelled, possessed by the IRS. It shows Itchy & Scratchy.

35 Industry Way is the address of an abandoned factory Bart won for one dollar at a government tax-seizures auction. During a visit to the Springfield Town Hall with Marge, Bart came across the tax seizures auctions office.

2011年8月26日 · All factories seen in The Simpsons.

2018年12月17日 · Street artist Banksy made his mark on The Simpsons, directing an opening-credit sequence that starts off with graffiti jokes and winds up in a grim Asian animation sweatshop. The last half of the intro, embedded above, plays like a miniature cartoon version of Upton Sinclair’s 1906 meatpacking exposé The Jungle.

Overshadowed by Controversy: The episode is best remembered as the one with the Banksy Couch Gag, which was not well-received by the show's animators in Seoul due to its grim commentary on foreign outsourcing, depicting the show being animated in a hellish sweatshop. Plenty of reviewers at the time commented on how strongly this opening stood ...

2005年5月21日 · It was the height of the Simpsons craze and the factory was producing Simpsons toys. After the fire, labor activists collected discarded toys and a melted Bart became a symbol of the tragedy.