Kamp Krusty (location) - Revision history

MediocreUsername at 21:28, November 2, 2025

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← Older revision		Revision as of 21:28, November 2, 2025
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 *Kamp Krusty also looks different in the comics: The television episode shows Kamp Krusty as being rustic and run-down and in the middle of nowhere, whereas in the comics the buildings are modern and well-kept and the camp is located right next to a town.<ref>''[[Into the Woods]]''</ref>
 *When the kids are on their way to Kamp Krusty, the bridge leading to the camp collapses just after the bus drives across it. Later, when Krusty takes the kids to Tijuana, they're driving the bus, but how they left isn't specified.<ref name="Kamp Krusty" />
-*[[Martin Prince, Jr.]] is seen in the overweight institute, along with his friends.<ref name="Kamp Krusty" />
+*[[Martin Prince]] is seen in the overweight institute, along with his friends.<ref name="Kamp Krusty" />
 == References ==

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 Before the camp opened, a TV commercial aired, promising plenty of fun activities and the prospect of spending the whole summer with Krusty. Instead, there were no fun activities; the campers' cabins were little more than rickety shacks; the kids were put to work as sweatshop laborers and forced to eat gruel; and the overweight kids were put into a fat camp where the food was so bad that [[Martin]] was later delighted to have gruel. In addition, Krusty himself never appeared at the camp; it was staffed by an uncaring director ([[Mr. Black]]) and the school bullies as counselors.
-In spite of the horrific conditions, [[Bart]] kept up his spirits by telling himself that Krusty would come. But when Mr. Black tried to pass off a poorly-disguised [[Barney Gumble]] as Krusty, that was the last straw. Bart in short order led a revolt where the kids took over, freed the overweight kids from the fat camp, and drove Mr. Black and the bullies away. When the revolution was complete, Bart renamed Kamp Krusty to "Camp Bart", commemorating the takeover by lowering the camp's original flag and raising one that resembled a {{w|Jolly Roger}}.
+In spite of the horrific conditions, [[Bart]] kept up his spirits by telling himself that Krusty would come. But when Mr. Black tried to pass off a poorly-disguised [[Barney Gumble]] as Krusty, that was the last straw. Bart in short order led a revolt where the kids took over, freed the overweight kids from the fat camp, and drove Mr. Black and the bullies away. When the revolution was complete, Bart renamed Kamp Krusty to "Camp Bart", commemorating the takeover by lowering the camp's original flag and raising one that resembled a {{W|Jolly Roger}}.
 The kids' revolt made the news. Krusty, who was vacationing in [[England]], saw the coverage, quickly returned to Springfield, and succeeded in restoring order at the camp. Krusty then took all of the kids to [[Tijuana]] in order to make up for the bad time they had had.<ref name="Kamp Krusty">"[[Kamp Krusty]]"</ref>

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 == Trivia ==

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 === The Simpsons Road Rage ===
 [[File:Kamp Krusty SRR.png|left|thumb|In ''The Simpsons Road Rage'']]
-In ''[[The Simpsons Road Rage]]'', Kamp Krusty is located in the [[Springfield Dam (Simpsons Road Rage)|Springfield Dam level]] as a possible drop-off location.
+In ''[[The Simpsons Road Rage]]'', Kamp Krusty is located in the {{ap|Springfield Dam|Simpsons Road Rage}} level as a possible drop-off location.
 === The Simpsons: Hit and Run ===

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 Kamp Krusty was a very bad, low-budgeted camp. Krusty himself was not the actual creator of the camp. It was implied that his corporation created the camp and then bribed Krusty to put his name on it, something he later came to regret.
-Before the camp opened, a TV commerical aired, promising plenty of fun activities and the prospect of spending the whole summer with Krusty. Instead, there were no fun activities; the campers' cabins were little more than rickety shacks; the kids were put to work as sweatshop laborers and forced to eat gruel; and the overweight kids were put into a fat camp where the food was so bad that [[Martin]] was later delighted to have gruel. In addition, Krusty himself never appeared at the camp; it was staffed by an uncaring director ([[Mr. Black]]) and the school bullies as counselors.
+Before the camp opened, a TV commercial aired, promising plenty of fun activities and the prospect of spending the whole summer with Krusty. Instead, there were no fun activities; the campers' cabins were little more than rickety shacks; the kids were put to work as sweatshop laborers and forced to eat gruel; and the overweight kids were put into a fat camp where the food was so bad that [[Martin]] was later delighted to have gruel. In addition, Krusty himself never appeared at the camp; it was staffed by an uncaring director ([[Mr. Black]]) and the school bullies as counselors.
 In spite of the horrific conditions, [[Bart]] kept up his spirits by telling himself that Krusty would come. But when Mr. Black tried to pass off a poorly-disguised [[Barney Gumble]] as Krusty, that was the last straw. Bart in short order led a revolt where the kids took over, freed the overweight kids from the fat camp, and drove Mr. Black and the bullies away. When the revolution was complete, Bart renamed Kamp Krusty to "Camp Bart", commemorating the takeover by lowering the camp's original flag and raising one that resembled a {{w|Jolly Roger}}.