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== History ==
 
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[[Bart]] read [[Maggie]] what he claimed was the real story of ''[[Goldilocks and the Three Bears]]''. In his version, [[Goldilocks]] broke into the Bears' house, sampled their porridge, tried their chairs and beds, and fell asleep in Kid Bear's bed. When the Bears returned, Kid Bear declared, "Hey, look, man—breakfast in bed!" and the Three Bears ate Goldilocks. Maggie burst into tears, prompting Bart to reassure her that it was only a story and not a "docudrama."<ref>''[[Bart's Bedtime Story]]''</ref>
 
[[Bart]] read [[Maggie]] what he claimed was the real story of ''[[Goldilocks and the Three Bears]]''. In his version, [[Goldilocks]] broke into the Bears' house, sampled their porridge, tried their chairs and beds, and fell asleep in Kid Bear's bed. When the Bears returned, Kid Bear declared, "Hey, look, man—breakfast in bed!" and the Three Bears ate Goldilocks. Maggie burst into tears, prompting Bart to reassure her that it was only a story and not a "docudrama."<ref>''[[Bart's Bedtime Story]]''</ref>
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The three bears house was an attraction at [[Storytown Village]]. During the [[Simpson family]]'s visit, they explored the attraction, where mechanical figures of the three bears recreated scenes from the classic story. When the family entered the house, [[Grampa Simpson]] was found in Baby Bear's bed, explaining that he had rested there because the car had been extremely hot.<ref>"[[Lisa the Vegetarian]]"</ref>
  
 
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Latest revision as of 13:30, July 18, 2026

Three bears house
Three bears house.png
Location Information
Use: Residential
Owner: Bear family
First appearance: Bart's Bedtime Story

Three bears house is the home of the Bear family

History[edit]

Bart read Maggie what he claimed was the real story of Goldilocks and the Three Bears. In his version, Goldilocks broke into the Bears' house, sampled their porridge, tried their chairs and beds, and fell asleep in Kid Bear's bed. When the Bears returned, Kid Bear declared, "Hey, look, man—breakfast in bed!" and the Three Bears ate Goldilocks. Maggie burst into tears, prompting Bart to reassure her that it was only a story and not a "docudrama."[1]

The three bears house was an attraction at Storytown Village. During the Simpson family's visit, they explored the attraction, where mechanical figures of the three bears recreated scenes from the classic story. When the family entered the house, Grampa Simpson was found in Baby Bear's bed, explaining that he had rested there because the car had been extremely hot.[2]

Non-canon[edit]

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The bears came home to find Goldilocks in their house and attacked her, likely killing her.[3]

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