“Marge vs. the Monorail” is one of the most famous episodes of The Simpsons, and for good reason. It’s a classic, an effortlessly quotable episode that’s often a go-to pick when people ask ...

The Simpsons monorail episode. About that. I had to ask: how often does he sing the monorail song while in the monorail? How does he resist the urge to make constant Simpsons references while ...

The trains are automated, saving millions in labor costs in the long run. And rubber wheels mean that Simpsons monorail salesman Lyle Lanley spoke the truth when he sang, “It glides as softly as ...

Monorails aren’t just the core reason why The Simpsons remains on air after ... decided to investigate the most interesting kind of monorail of all—the gyro stabilized type—on a small ...

From a mysterious man coming to town with a promise of a monorail to another man who hates Homer's guts, the best episodes of The Simpsons give us so much of what we already love and challenge the ...

2. The Monorail Song is what the episode is best remembered for, but did you know it’s actually a parody? The song – co-written by Conan O’Brien and Simpsons show-runner Al Jean – is a ...

the Monorail” episode of The Simpsons, and the twist of fate that ended up with Leonard Nimoy making his now iconic cameo. Given Nimoy’s sad and untimely passing, I thought it would be a nice ...

The art is "The Simpsons," and Miller Park is the monorail that was sold to an unsuspecting Springfield (Milwaukee). {image1} Congratulations, Milwaukee. Looks like you've built yourself a monorail.

A new song likens D.C.’s beleaguered streetcar to a cartoon boondoggle of TV legend: The Simpsons’ Springfield Monorail. It comes courtesy of Express writer Sadie Dingfelder, composer of the ...