Did Homer kills the Krusty burglar?

One of the kid’s cries of “stop, sto-oo-op, he’s already de-eaa-aad!” indicates that Homer’s beatdown killed him, but he did survive the ordeal and told them to look at his medical bracelet.

What did The Simpsons predict in you don’t have to live like a referee?

The episode parodies how corrupt are some referees in real life, specially parodying the fact that most referees in the real FIFA World Cups where Brazil is the host, do some ‘favors’ in Brazil’s side. This episode managed to accurately predict the winner of the the real World Cup (Germany).

What is episode 420 of The Simpsons?

All About Lisa
“All About Lisa” is the twentieth and final of episode the nineteenth season of the American animated television series The Simpsons. It originally aired on the Fox network in the United States on May 18, 2008. Lisa Simpson becomes Krusty the Clown’s newest assistant and steals his spotlight.

Who was the Krusty burglar in the Simpsons?

Dan Castellaneta. The Krusty Burglar or rather, his actor, was majorly injured by Homer (while acting as Krusty the Clown) when he believed him to actually be stealing the burgers during a promotion of the new Krusty Burger (the one with Ketchup), thus resulting in the kids (and the announcer) being left mortified.

Who is the voice of the Hamburglar commercial?

Hamburglar was voiced by Howard Morris in most commercials, Charlie Adler in some 1980s commercials and “The Wacky Adventures of Ronald McDonald”; and Carl W. Wolfe in some 1990s commercials. He was portrayed by Tommy Vicini from 1992-2003 after brief stints in the 1980s sharing the role with 20 year veteran Frankie Delfino (1971-1991).

Why was the Hamburglar called the lone jogger?

For a while, the Hamburglar was called the Lone Jogger — a cryptic moniker that he wore on a T-shirt underneath all those other clothing layers. That’s seemingly a play on “Lone Ranger” and a nod to how the Hamburglar would “jog” into celebrations and steal burgers.

When did the Hamburglar appear in the McDonald’s commercial?

In 2002, the Hamburglar made a rare appearance in a McDonald’s commercial not specifically oriented to kids, when he showed up alongside tennis legends Serena and Venus Williams to promote the chain’s Dollar Menu offerings. According to The Atlantic, this marked the final entry in a long line of Hamburglar-featuring advertisements.