What countries have The Simpsons visited?

Various countries, including England, Scotland, Ireland, Australia, and more.

What was the controversy surrounding The Simpsons in Australia?

Backlash for stereotypes and insults towards the country.

Sensitivity towards content in Japan, China, and other nations.

Italian culture and humor, featuring Sergio Bob.

Backlash for the portrayal of Rio, leading to a ban until 2012.

The Simpsons have traveled extensively worldwide, visiting over 20 countries and all continents, showcasing diverse cultures and landmarks while sometimes facing backlash for stereotypes and controversial portrayals.
Specific episodes of The Simpsons have sparked bans, demands for apologies, and campaigns for currency changes in certain countries, highlighting the show's impact on global perceptions and sensitivities.

What countries have The Simpsons visited?
Various countries, including England, Scotland, Ireland, Australia, and more.
What was the controversy surrounding The Simpsons in Australia?
Backlash for stereotypes and insults towards the country.
Why was the episode featuring Japan banned in several Asian countries?
Sensitivity towards content in Japan, China, and other nations.
What was the focus of The Simpsons episode in Italy?
Italian culture and humor, featuring Sergio Bob.
What was the controversy surrounding The Simpsons episode in Brazil?
Backlash for the portrayal of Rio, leading to a ban until 2012.

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The Simpsons have visited over 20 countries and all continents, including Antarctica.
The video discusses countries visited by The Simpsons, including bans on episodes, demands for apologies, and campaigns for currency changes.
In England, The Simpsons visited London in season 15, meeting various famous figures like Tony Blair and JK Rowling.
The representation of London in The Simpsons included iconic landmarks like Parliament and the White Cliffs of Dover.
In Scotland, The Simpsons featured Nessie in season 10, with Mr. Burns trying to capture the Loch Ness monster.
The portrayal of Scotland in The Simpsons included historical castles and the comfort of kilts.
The Simpsons visited Ireland in season 20, where Abe was disappointed by the modernization of the town he remembered.
The episode in Ireland included jokes about authentic Irish drinks and the secret ingredients of Guinness.
The Simpsons visited Australia in season 6, where they faced backlash for stereotypes and insults towards the country.
The portrayal of Australia in The Simpsons included kangaroos, koalas, and jokes about Australian culture and stereotypes.

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The episode featuring Japan was banned in several Asian countries, including Japan, China, Hong Kong, Taiwan, and South Korea, with the exception of South Korea lifting the ban in 2007.
In the China episode, Homer strangles a panda cub, visits Chairman Mao's tomb, and depicts the Tiananmen Square protest, resulting in the episode being banned in China.
The family won a trip to Tanzania, leading to an inaccurate portrayal criticized for relying on African cliches and bizarre visual gags.
The Simpsons visited Canada in various episodes, including Toronto, Winnipeg, and Vancouver, with humorous Canadian-themed content.
The Brazil episode caused controversy for its portrayal of Rio, leading to a backlash and a ban in Brazil until 2012.
Italy was depicted in an episode where the family visited Tuscany and encountered Sergio Bob, with a focus on Italian culture and humor.
The family traveled to Israel in an episode focused on Homer's ignorance and redemption in Jerusalem, with minimal controversy.
Iceland was featured in a visually stunning episode where the family followed Carl to Reykjavik, exploring the country's landscapes and culture.
Denmark was visited in an episode where Grandpa sought medical care, highlighting Danish stereotypes and the family's temporary enjoyment of Copenhagen.