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The Simpsons’ Affectionate Ode to Apple
Apple Eclectic — Sure, they stopped being really fun about eight seasons ago, but The Simpsons still have their occasional moments. Last night’s episode — US time — took this caring swipe at all things Apple. Let the clip above tide you over until we finally get to see the ...

Simpsons takes jabs at Apple cult, costs
MacNN | The Macintosh News Network — In its most recent episode, popular animated sitcom The Simpsons has parodied a variety of aspects of Apple culture, including its marketing, high prices and cult-like following. The plot sees the opening of the first Springfield Mapple store, stocked with products such as MyPhones and MyPods, and services such as the Brainiac Bar. Though Lisa finds she cannot afford even MyPhonies earbuds, by f... ...

Best. Apple Parody. In. Quite. A While.
Technologizer — I’m sorry to say that I fell out of the habit of my Simpsons Sunday-night ritual a long, long time ago. So I missed last night’s episode, which involved a consumer-electronics company known as…Mapple. You know, the one that makes Mipods and Miphones. Here ( thanks, Engadget ...

The Simpsons lampoon Apple
The Apple Core — December 1st, 2008 The Simpsons lampoon Apple Posted by Jason D. O'Grady @ 9:12 am Categories: Apple , Humor , Apple Retail Store Tags: YouTube Inc. , Apple Inc. , DVR , Digital Video , Personal Technology , Home Entertainment , Jason D. O'Grady The Simpsons lampoon Apple No one is safe from satire on The Simpsons . The animated series, which just began its 20th season, has lampooned just about every large company, celebrity and pretty much every aspect of pop culture. Last night’s episode featured a six minute segment that parodied ...

The Simpsons Mock Cult of Apple
Wired: Gadget Lab — I think The Simpsons should've been canceled years ago, but I couldn't help but giggle at last night's episode mocking Apple fan boys and Steve Jobs. In just six minutes, the show hurls jokes at everything from iPods to iPhones to Apple's overpriced computers and Steve Jobs' (Steve "Mobs") God-like charisma. Nothing better to kick off a Monday morning after a holiday weekend. Check out the videos (above) before the copyrighters pull them down.  ...