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Subway released four toys. [[Bart]] was a wind up toy on a skateboard. [[Homer]] was a pull-string toy that followed the donut and [[Lisa]] was a whistle which you could blow into the back of to make her "play" her saxophone. [[Bartman]] was a spinning figure within a frame.
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Subway released four toys. [[Bart]] was a wind-up toy on a skateboard. [[Homer]] was a pull-string toy that followed a plate of donuts, and [[Lisa]] was a whistle which you could blow into the back of to make her "play" her saxophone. [[Bartman]] was a spinning figure within a frame.
  
 
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Subway was once parodied as [[Sprubway]] in ''[[The Simpsons]]''.
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Subway was once parodied as [[Sprubway]] in ''[[The Simpsons]]'', as well as [[Chief Wiggum]] referencing their controversial spokesman {{W|Jared Fogle}}.
  
 
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Latest revision as of 20:23, September 16, 2026

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Subway is an American restaurant franchise. In 1996-97, it sold Simpsons merchandise (toys) with meals. The action figures were made in China.

Toys[edit]

Subway released four toys. Bart was a wind-up toy on a skateboard. Homer was a pull-string toy that followed a plate of donuts, and Lisa was a whistle which you could blow into the back of to make her "play" her saxophone. Bartman was a spinning figure within a frame.

Gallery[edit]

Behind the Laughter[edit]

Subway was once parodied as Sprubway in The Simpsons, as well as Chief Wiggum referencing their controversial spokesman Jared Fogle.

External links[edit]