The Simpsons certainly showed the best guest stars On any TV show in history. Some of it are simply by running for 36 seasons, but especially in the early years, the show had so many porridge as cultural force that the big name stars simply could not stay away. Although there are A kind of guest Starwar "Simpsons" has yet to landThe long-lasting series hosted all of the A-Spic Actors, such as Michel Pfeiffer to music icons such as Nyoni Cash.

As such, Richard Dean Anderson of McGire and Stargat SG-1 may not look like the most important look of guests. But the actor of the Simpsons actor was more than simply securing another celebrity to add a long list of stars. As it happens, Anderson's "SG-1" character, Colonel Jackec O'Neal, is a big fan of the animated sitcom, to the extent that throughout the whole Sci-fi series that lasted 10 seasons before giving upO'Neill gives more references to the show, and even episodes of enrollment to look at them in his free time. The leader of the SG-1 team also quotes the famous Homer "D'O!" CatchPhrase compares the wicked foreign breed known as Goald with the owner of Springfield's nuclear power plant, Montgomery Burns.

Then, it was just right to give Anderson a guest to the Simpsons, especially when you think Marge, Patty and Selma sisters have also been with big McGire fans for years. Anderson led that ABC's ABC action series for seven seasons between 1985 and 1992, and while his guest Simpsons came with many references to the show made his name, there were also many "SG-1" references.

In 2005, Dan Castellaneta, best known as Homer Simpson's voice and dozens of other "Simpsons" characters, Guest starred at Stargat SG-1. The actor was played by Oeo Spencer, a humble barber who effectively becomes a massive "Starvala" after he was haunted by visions for the SG-1 team and their inter-planetary exploitation. After not wanting an ancient stone for long -range communication, OEO's mind was merged with Richard Dean Anderson Colonel Jackec O'Neal, who responded to O'Neal was Simpson's biggest fan in the show.

A year later, the roles were reversed when Anderson Guum-Gumi in the 17th episode of the Simpsons Season 17 season, "Key Keys, Bang Bangalore". Accordingly, the episode was co-written by Castellaneta, who apparently hit Anderson during his appearance "SG-1" and wrote the script for this episode with his wife Deb Lakusta.

First, broadcast on April 9, 2006, Kiss Kiss, Bang Bangalore sees Homer, in charge of supplying nuclear power plant operations in India, overseeing the new office abroad and managing Indian employees. But the B-story is where we get Anderson's guest appearance. When he first appears, he demands a convention "SG-1" and encountered long-term fans of McGire Patty and Selma (Jululey Kavner) on the road. But when he discovered that he never wanted to play a resourceful secret agent, the two sisters adhere to and kidnap the actor. In a homage to his McGiver character, Anderson then fled with the use of contact lenses to focus the sunlight on his ropes, burning them. But he quickly finds the excitement that escaped so addiction that he asks Patty and Selma to set them through similar tests of his ingenuity. The sisters eventually get tired of Anderson, eventually persuading him to leave them alone, showing him slides on their holiday at the Alberta Horse Museum in Alberta, Canada. But while McGiver's references dominated most of the B-talk, there was a lot of "Starghat".

"Kiss Kiss Kiss, Bang Bangalore" has made several references to the Stargate SG-1 throughout the moment, and in the real "Simpsons", he was not afraid to have fun in the show that called the "Simpsons" for almost a decade. The SG-1 Convention is, at least, shown as a big affair in a large convent center over which it flies flying the message "Stargight is beautiful". At one point, Richard Dean Anderson is also sitting for Q&A with a boy with a comic book (Hank Azaria), who introduces the event, saying: "Four embroidery franchises," wars "," Trek "," Portal "and" Search "," Gate ", is my third favorite," The crowd is also full of Starghat fans in the SG-1 "uniform" replica, responding with incessant joy when Anderson tells them "I feel like I just went through the Stargate at a hook at the Convention".

The actor himself seemed to have a great guest on the Simpsons, telling Officially Stargat Magazine In 2007, "I had fun than allowed (...) I was only in amazement of what kind of talent (the" Simpsons "cast), what kind of reporting they developed over the years. It's so professional. It's so creative. It is reinforced for TV business because if you can have so much fun doing what you do for a living, that's the idea. That's what comes home. The actor continued to reveal that he felt "a little strange", looking at his cartoon on the screen and claims that his mother "dislikes". As Anderson explained, "she said," I thought they were thinking of you. " I said, 'Mom, that's the idea. She didn't understand. "

Otherwise, the episode was sufficiently admitted, although so far, the "Simpsons" was a good past. While this was not one of Five times the "Simpsons" was banned from all over the countryHe referred to criticism of his portrayal of India, and some of the jokes fell flat - such as when the country on earth villas (Dan Castellaneta) trampled Stargate fans who thought his Kilt was close to the "girl" as they ever received.