The Itchy & Scratchy Show - Revision history

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 * [[Scratchy, Jr.]]
 * [[Mrs. Scratchy]]
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 == History ==
-[[Chester J. Lampwick]] invented Itchy in the year 1919 and owns the rights to Itchy. Lampwick was also known as the "father of cartoon violence." [[Roger Meyers, Sr.]] (1890–1985){{cn}} plagiarized Itchy and established Itchy and Scratchy Studios in 1921. Originally Itchy was called "Itchy the Lucky Mouse" (a parody of Oswald the Lucky Rabbit).<ref name="The Day the Violence Died">"[[The Day the Violence Died]]"</ref> He starred in his first cartoon made by Lampwick, "[[Manhattan Madness]]".
+[[Chester J. Lampwick]] invented Itchy in the year 1919 and owns the rights to Itchy. Lampwick was also known as the "father of cartoon violence." [[Roger Meyers, Sr.]] plagiarized Itchy and established Itchy and Scratchy Studios in 1921. Originally Itchy was called "Itchy the Lucky Mouse" (a parody of Oswald the Lucky Rabbit).<ref name="The Day the Violence Died">"[[The Day the Violence Died]]"</ref> He starred in his first cartoon made by Lampwick, "[[Manhattan Madness]]".
 Scratchy starred in his first cartoon in 1928, entitled ''[[That Happy Cat]]''. The film, which is about fourteen seconds of animation showing the cat whistling and tipping his hat, did very poorly. It is unknown who created Scratchy, or if he was plagiarized by Meyers Sr. in the same way that Itchy was.

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 == History ==
-[[Chester J. Lampwick]] invented Itchy in the year 1919 and owns the rights to Itchy. Lampwick was also known as the "father of cartoon violence." [[Roger Meyers, Sr.]] (1890–1985) plagiarized Itchy and established Itchy and Scratchy Studios in 1921. Originally Itchy was called "Itchy the Lucky Mouse" (a parody of Oswald the Lucky Rabbit).<ref name="The Day the Violence Died">"[[The Day the Violence Died]]"</ref> He starred in his first cartoon made by Lampwick, "[[Manhattan Madness]]".
+[[Chester J. Lampwick]] invented Itchy in the year 1919 and owns the rights to Itchy. Lampwick was also known as the "father of cartoon violence." [[Roger Meyers, Sr.]] (1890–1985){{cn}} plagiarized Itchy and established Itchy and Scratchy Studios in 1921. Originally Itchy was called "Itchy the Lucky Mouse" (a parody of Oswald the Lucky Rabbit).<ref name="The Day the Violence Died">"[[The Day the Violence Died]]"</ref> He starred in his first cartoon made by Lampwick, "[[Manhattan Madness]]".
 Scratchy starred in his first cartoon in 1928, entitled ''[[That Happy Cat]]''. The film, which is about fourteen seconds of animation showing the cat whistling and tipping his hat, did very poorly. It is unknown who created Scratchy, or if he was plagiarized by Meyers Sr. in the same way that Itchy was.
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 At one point, additional characters were added to the pair on a show titled ''Itchy & Scratchy and Friends Hour'': [[Uncle Ant]], [[Disgruntled Goat]], [[Flatulent Fox]], [[Klu Klux Clam]], [[Manic Mailman]], [[Dinner Dog]] and [[Rich Uncle Skeleton]]. These characters parodied the addition of superfluous, two-dimensional characters to TV shows in an effort to draw viewer interest.<ref name="Itchy & Scratchy Land"/>
-Itchy and Scratchy Studios is currently run by [[Roger Meyers, Jr.]] (born 1956), the son of the cartoon's "creator." Itchy and Scratchy Studios was bankrupted after being sued by Lampwick for $800 billion, but was saved after receiving a large cash settlement from the government over its use of Mr. ZIP.<ref name="The Day the Violence Died"/>
+Itchy and Scratchy Studios is currently run by [[Roger Meyers, Jr.]] (born 1956){{cn}}, the son of the cartoon's "creator." Itchy and Scratchy Studios was bankrupted after being sued by Lampwick for $800 billion, but was saved after receiving a large cash settlement from the government over its use of Mr. ZIP.<ref name="The Day the Violence Died"/>
 ''The Itchy and Scratchy Show'' airs as a segment on the Krusty the Klown show, though it moved to the [[Gabbo]] show during the latter's short-lived run.<ref>"[[Krusty Gets Kancelled]]"</ref> The show underwent a non-violent retooling following a protest campaign led by [[Marge Simpson]], but after Marge was later discredited, it returned to its original violent format.<ref>"[[Itchy & Scratchy & Marge]]"</ref> The show has spawned an Academy Award-winning film adaptation,<ref>"[[Itchy & Scratchy: The Movie]]"</ref> {{ap|Itchy & Scratchy Land|theme park|amusement parks}},<ref name="Itchy & Scratchy Land"/> and a musical.<ref>"[[Girls Just Want to Have Sums]]"</ref>

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 In ''[[The Simpsons Road Rage]]'', a black and white ''Itchy & Scratchy'' cartoon can be seen at the [[Springfield Drive-In|Springfield drive-in theater]].
-In ''[[The Simpsons: Hit & Run]]'', if the player finds all the [[The Simpsons Hit & Run cards|collector cards]] in every level, the ''Itchy & Scratchy'' episode ''[[500-Yard Gash]]'' will be unlocked, which can be viewed at the [[Aztec Theater]].
+In ''[[The Simpsons: Hit & Run]]'', if the player finds all the [[The Simpsons Hit & Run cards|collector cards]] in every level, the ''Itchy & Scratchy'' episode ''[[500 Yard Gash]]'' will be unlocked, which can be viewed at the [[Aztec Theater]].
 The characters of Itchy and Scratchy appear in ''[[The Simpsons Game]]'', featured in the level [[Grand Theft Scratchy]] in the form of pimps and hoodlums.

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 == List of cartoons ==
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