Talk:Shelbyville (The Simpsons)

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[edit] Portland & Springfield

Portland is NOT "near" Springfield. In fact, they are about an hour and 45 minute drive from each other on Interstate-5.

[edit] Fudd in Shelbyville

Fudd was served in Spittle county during the episode when Homer became Lorlines country music manager I do not believe Fudd has ever been shown to be served in Shelbyville nor has Shelbyville been shown to reside in Spittle county to my knowledge. The only thing shown about the bar in Lemon of Troy was that the bartender looked just like Moe but he wore a shirt that looked like it was from the 20's with arm bands on it. —The preceding unsigned comment was added by 207.250.27.36 (talk) 06:42, 30 December 2006 (UTC).

There was a Fudd Beer sign on one of the stores in Shelbyville in that same episode. 123.243.236.11 04:17, 8 November 2007 (UTC)

[edit] Morganville story

Grampa's rambling story about Morganville is just that: a rambling tall tale and should be removed from this page or at least acknowledged as nonsense.