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Evil House
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Location Information
Use: Residential
Owner: Simpson family

The Evil House is a house built on an Indian burial ground that the Simpsons family moved into.

History

When the Simpsons move into the house, Lisa and Marge were scared that there was an evil presence lurking. Homer says there's nothing to worry about despite there being a vortex in the kitchen, Bart being strangled by the China, the house threatening the family to leave, and being thrown up to the ceiling. But when everybody tries to sleep easily, the house brainwashes everybody to kill themselves. When they stop what they're doing, thanks to Marge not being brainwashed, the house threatens them if they do not leave. Marge cannot take it anymore and tells the house off. The house asks them to leave for a moment as it decides what to do. It then destroys itself after deciding that it would rather be destroyed than live with the Simpsons.

Behind the Laughter

  • Lance Wilder, a background design supervisor starting in Season 2, modeled the house after the Chelmsford Center for the Arts (formerly known as the “Old Town Hall”) in his hometown of Chelmsford, Massachusetts.[1]

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