The Simpsons
9 episodes (2004-2024)
Television Show
Season 15 Episode 15 (#328)
- Episode Title: "Co-Dependents' Day"
- Air Date: March 21, 2004
- Writer: Matt Warburton
- Director: Bob Anderson
There is a Boba Fett helmet on the shelf next to the desk of Randall Curtis, who is a parody of George Lucas.
Season 20 Episode 1 (#421)
- Episode Title: "Sex, Pies and Idiot Scrapes"
- Air Date: September 28, 2008
- Writer: Kevin Curran
- Director: Lance Kramer
The opening-- which varies in each episode -- includes the family being frozen in carbonite and taken away by Boba Fett.
The logline for the episode is "Homer tries his hand at bounty-hunting and finds an unlikely partner in anti-crime."
Season 24 Episode 3 (#511)
- Episode Title: "Adventures in Baby-Getting"
- Air Date: November 4, 2012
- Writer: Bill Odenkirk
- Director: Rob Oliver
Comic Book Guy: "While this sinkhole is larger than the Sarlacc pit which swallowed Boba Fett, it is smaller than the Geonosis battle arena where Jango Fett was beheaded by Mace Windu."
Season 25 Episode 9 (#539)
- Episode Title: "Steal This Episode"
- Air Date: January 5, 2014
- Writer: J. Stewart Burns
- Director: Matthew Nastuk
Homer builds a movie theater in his back yard and shows pirated copies of current movies to his neighbors. One movie is "Cosmic Wars Episode VII" which was he claims was leaked by a disgruntled effects artist. Right after the scroll Sideshow Mel stands up and exclaims "My childhood has been unruined!!!" Characters resembling Boba Fett and/or Mandalorians appear.
Season 30 Episode 18 (#655)
- Episode Title: "Bart vs. Itchy and Scratchy"
- Air Date: March 24, 2019
- Writer: Megan Amram
- Director: Chris Clements
At about 15 minutes and 30 seconds into the episode, this happens in the kitchen of the Simpsons family:
Lisa: You're just a mercenary!
Bart: Mercenaries are cool, like Boba Fett!
Homer: Oh, yeah, Boba Fett. Great character.
Bart: Boba Fett's bad ass. He wears a jetpack AND a cape.
Homer: Pick a lane, weirdo.
Lisa: Why does every discussion about feminism turn into an argument about Star Wars?
Homer: If Boba Fett's such a great bounty hunter, why is his armor all banged up?
Bart: Ugh. It's a look. Like distressed denim.
Season 32 Episode 7 (#691)
- Episode Title: Three Dreams Denied
- Air Date: November 22, 2020
Comic Book Guy is humiliated at Comic-Con and, while sitting on a bench, a character similar to Boba Fett shows up. There's a line about Boba Fett.
The Force Awakens From Its Nap
- 3 minute short, exclusively on Disney+
- Air Date: May 4, 2021
Multiple Fett references, including Boba Fett appearing in the background of Star Wars Rules.
Season 33 Episode 20
There's a poster on the wall featuring a mashup of Yogi Bear and The Book of Boba Fett.
Season 35 Episode 17
At 3 minutes into the episode, Boba Fete is the name of a tea shop. The Aurebesh around the front translates to "Easy Boba Fett pun," noted right out of the gate by one of the writer/producers of The Simpsons (and BFFC follower), Michael Price. There is also a Boba Fett inspired mannequin and Boba Fett style helmet mugs for the tea. The music and other references, however, are more related to "The Mandalorian."
Other
At SDCC 2014, on stage with Matt Groening, a virtual Homer Simpson mentioned Boba Fett! Watch the video on YouTube.
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Season 15 Episode 15 (#328)
In the episode called "Co-Dependents' Day" (written by Matt Warburton and directed by Bob Anderson), there is a Boba Fett helmet on the shelf next to the desk of Randall Curtis, who is a parody of George Lucas.
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Season 20 Episode 1 (#421)
In the episode called "Sex, Pies and Idiot Scrapes" (written by Kevin Curran and directed by Lance Kramer), the opening-- which varies in each episode -- includes the family being frozen in carbonite and taken away by Boba Fett.
The logline for the episode is "Homer tries his hand at bounty-hunting and finds an unlikely partner in anti-crime."
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Season 24 Episode 3 (#511)
In the episode called "Adventures in Baby-Getting" (written by Bill Odenkirk and directed by Rob Oliver), Comic Book Guy says, "While this sinkhole is larger than the Sarlacc pit which swallowed Boba Fett, it is smaller than the Geonosis battle arena where Jango Fett was beheaded by Mace Windu."
Season 25 Episode 9 (#539)
In the episode called "Steal This Episode" (written by J. Stewart Burns and directed by Matthew Nastuk), Homer builds a movie theater in his back yard and shows pirated copies of current movies to his neighbors. One movie is "Cosmic Wars Episode VII" which was he claims was leaked by a disgruntled effects artist. Right after the scroll Sideshow Mel stands up and exclaims "My childhood has been unruined!!!" Characters resembling Boba Fett and/or Mandalorians appear.
Screenshot #1
Screenshot #2
SDCC 2014
At Comic-Con, on stage with Matt Groening, a virtual Homer Simpson mentioned Boba Fett!
Video
Season 30 Episode 18 (#655)
In the episode called "Bart vs. Itchy and Scratchy" (written by Megan Amram and directed by Chris Clements), at about 15 minutes and 30 seconds into the episode, this happens in the kitchen of the Simpsons family:
Lisa: You're just a mercenary!
Bart: Mercenaries are cool, like Boba Fett!
Homer: Oh, yeah, Boba Fett. Great character.
Bart: Boba Fett's bad ass. He wears a jetpack AND a cape.
Homer: Pick a lane, weirdo.
Lisa: Why does every discussion about feminism turn into an argument about Star Wars?
Homer: If Boba Fett's such a great bounty hunter, why is his armor all banged up?
Bart: Ugh. It's a look. Like distressed denim.
Season 33 Episode 20
There's a poster on the wall featuring a mashup of Yogi Bear and The Book of Boba Fett.
Screenshot
Season 35 Episode 17
At 3 minutes into the episode, Boba Fete is the name of a tea shop. The Aurebesh around the front translates to "Easy Boba Fett pun," noted right out of the gate by one of the writer/producers of The Simpsons (and BFFC follower), Michael Price. There is also a Boba Fett inspired mannequin and Boba Fett style helmet mugs for the tea. The music and other references, however, are more related to "The Mandalorian."


































































