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*Worth noting: In real life, Play-Doh '''is''' non-toxic, but it's not recommended for eating. | *Worth noting: In real life, Play-Doh '''is''' non-toxic, but it's not recommended for eating. | ||
*When Ralph squeeezes the Play-Doh out through his nose and ears, he resembles the "Fun Factory", a real-life Play-Doh toy. | *When Ralph squeeezes the Play-Doh out through his nose and ears, he resembles the "Fun Factory", a real-life Play-Doh toy. | ||
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== Appearances == | == Appearances == | ||
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Play-Doh is a modelling clay sold as a children's toy.
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While Homer was gaining weight to try to get himself put onto disability for obesity, he ate all the food in the house. Maggie offered him a donut out of Play-Doh, and when Bart pointed out that it was non-toxic, Homer heartily ate the Play-Doh donut.[1]
During free time at school, Ralph put some Play-Doh in his mouth. He then squeezed it in different shapes out through his nose and ears.[2]
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After the Simpsons brought the Golem home and got him to speak, they learned that he was lonely. Marge and Lisa made him a wife out of Play-Doh.[3]
Behind the Laughter
- Worth noting: In real life, Play-Doh is non-toxic, but it's not recommended for eating.
- When Ralph squeeezes the Play-Doh out through his nose and ears, he resembles the "Fun Factory", a real-life Play-Doh toy.
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