Parents and grandparents scratch their heads when they try to figure out what to get those darn kids as a gift. Use this list to figure out what your Simpsons fan might want. There's something for everyone, young and old alike.
Playmates released a slew of wonderful action figures from
The Simpsons. When these figures are placed on
Simpsons playsets, they even say quotes! Now even more companies have won licensing and are selling bobbleheads, bendables and more.
Whether you buy complete seasons of
The Simpsons, or a themed DVD such as "Treehouse of Horror," any fan with a DVD player would be happy to receive a
Simpsons DVD as a gift. The extras included in the boxed sets, such as commentaries by Matt Groening, animatics and featurettes, make these gifts even more fun.
Many classic board games are available in "The Simpsons" theme. You can also buy someone a "Simpsons" video game. "The Simpsons" Hit and Run is a lot of fun, and has received great reviews.
Have fun giving t-shirts of Homer Simpson or boxer shorts displaying Duff beer.
Novices and experts on
The Simpsons will enjoy these books. The guides are packed with trivia and quotes. The more serious works, including
The Gospel According to The Simpsons, raise
The Simpsons to a higher form of learning.
The Simpsons" has produced many memorable songs, such as "The Stonecutter Song" and "Mr. Plow." The songs are at times touching as well as funny. The songs on
The Simpsons are usually composed by Alf Clausen.
Posters and prints are great gifts for college students, kids and anyone who wants their walls to look hip and funny. I highly recommend the full cast poster from "The Simpsons," which includes every character in Springfield. Another great poster is "The Simpsons" Mafia, which parodies "The Sopranos."
Calendars are great gifts for holidays or birthdays that fall late in the year. You can choose from small desk calendars to large ones that hang on the wall. I recommend buying calendars with "Simpsons" quotes for fans.