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'''New Zealand''' is a country in {{W|Oceania}}. | '''New Zealand''' is a country in {{W|Oceania}}. | ||
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[[Kurt Hardwick]] and [[Ethan Ballantyne]] are New Zealanders. They are two artists/[[Sprubway|sandwich shop]] workers in [[Springfield]]'s [[Sprooklyn]] neighborhood who are also counselors at [[Expressions]], an art camp [[Lisa]] attends for a week.<ref>"[[Elementary School Musical]]"</ref> | [[Kurt Hardwick]] and [[Ethan Ballantyne]] are New Zealanders. They are two artists/[[Sprubway|sandwich shop]] workers in [[Springfield]]'s [[Sprooklyn]] neighborhood who are also counselors at [[Expressions]], an art camp [[Lisa]] attends for a week.<ref>"[[Elementary School Musical]]"</ref> | ||
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{{ch|Taika Waititi}} makes many reference to his native New Zealand.<ref>"[[Murder, She Boat]]"</ref> | {{ch|Taika Waititi}} makes many reference to his native New Zealand.<ref>"[[Murder, She Boat]]"</ref> | ||
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When [[The Better Business Battalion]] started apprehending shoplifters, they became so successful that the crime rate in [[Springfield]] dropped to zero. With the drop in crime there also came a drop in store's prices. Beer at [[Moe's Tavern]] only cost a quarter a glass and as a result [[Homer]] ended up getting so drunk that when he awoke he discovered that he had become the {{W|Prime Minister of New Zealand}}. | When [[The Better Business Battalion]] started apprehending shoplifters, they became so successful that the crime rate in [[Springfield]] dropped to zero. With the drop in crime there also came a drop in store's prices. Beer at [[Moe's Tavern]] only cost a quarter a glass and as a result [[Homer]] ended up getting so drunk that when he awoke he discovered that he had become the {{W|Prime Minister of New Zealand}}. | ||
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New Zealand
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Country Information
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New Zealand is a country in Oceania.
History
Kurt Hardwick and Ethan Ballantyne are New Zealanders. They are two artists/sandwich shop workers in Springfield's Sprooklyn neighborhood who are also counselors at Expressions, an art camp Lisa attends for a week.[1]
A Russian secret agent Dimitri Nigelovonovitch uses the cover identify of Nigel, a New Zealander physical therapist and kite surfing instructor in Springfield.[2]
Milhouse notes how the movie The Hobbit taught him and Bart that New Zealand's beautiful landscapes and attractive tax credits add up to a filmmaker's paradise. He then says for more information, visit www.nzfilmhere.nz and there is a caption, New Zealand (The Milhouse of Australia).[3]
Taika Waititi makes many reference to his native New Zealand.[4]
Tag Tuckerbag, host of The Amazing Place, is a New Zealander.[5]
Non-canon
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When The Better Business Battalion started apprehending shoplifters, they became so successful that the crime rate in Springfield dropped to zero. With the drop in crime there also came a drop in store's prices. Beer at Moe's Tavern only cost a quarter a glass and as a result Homer ended up getting so drunk that when he awoke he discovered that he had become the Prime Minister of New Zealand.
A newspaper headline later declared that New Zealand and Australia were now at war, which was presumably Homer's fault, and this incident likely led to Homer being kicked out of office.[6]
Appearances
Episode – "Elementary School Musical" (mentioned)- Episode – "Blazed and Confused" (mentioned)
- Episode – "I Want You (She's So Heavy)" (mentioned)
- Episode – "Murder, She Boat" (mentioned)
Comic story – Merchants of Vengeance! - Comic story – Lisa Goes to Camp (mentioned)
Video game – The Simpsons: Tapped Out (flag)
References
