You can pick up the box pictured on the left on DVD at Amazon for $31.99 or on Blu-Ray for $39.99. Those of you who prefer the limited edition head boxes will have to settle for the DVD version as it is not available on Blu-Ray. That version is selling on Amazon for $32.49.

The set features all 22 episodes from the thirteenth season of the show with commentaries on each of the episodes, including guest commentators Stan Lee, Joe Mantegna, Delroy Lindo, Robert Pinsky and others. Deleted scenes are included, as well as numerous featurettes, animation showcases, galleries, and commercials.

For those of you not lucky enough to get a copy today because you don’t live in North America, the set is available in the UK on September 13 and in Australia on September 29th. Post your thoughts on the set below!

The limited edition box is only available for the DVD version of the set, so Blu-Ray owners will get less selection this time around. The set will be released on August 24. Further details are available in our original post.

Those interested must register for the auction here. Also up for grabs is an authentic curling stone autographed by the 2010 men’s and women’s U.S. Olympic Team curlers.

Ten Reasons To NOT Buy This Set:

1. Despite usually being a talking point for Matt Groening in his DVD introductions, this set does not have a commentary for every single episode. How many commentaries do you get, I hear you ask? Zero. Big. Fat. Zero. What’s Matt Groening got to say about that in his intro? Oh yeah that’s right — he isn’t given one on this set.
2. Okay I lied, you get one special feature. A sneak peek of the 20th Anniversary Special. In 3D! On Ice! What’s that, you watched the entire thing last night? You and 13 million other people who now have no reason to own this ‘complete set’!
3. Despite them being readily accessible due to the time since these episodes were produced, no deleted scenes have been included on this set. No deleted scenes! What they kept in must have been pure gold!
4. You watched these episodes already in the last twelve months. Were they really that great that you must see them all again, today? Over Season 13?
5. Free cast poster! If you’re lucky. Some have already reported that their set has omitted this bonus feature.
6. The cover does not match the rest of the series at  all.
7. The Blu-Ray version does not contain a booklet detailing the episodes. Just a one-page slip with the episode titles on it. Handy, considering you paid more for this set!
8. The discs are contained within everybody’s favorite drink-coaster creator — the same cardboard packaging used in Seasons 11 and 12. Why purchase your drink coasters when you can instantly turn your Simpsons DVDs into instant scratch-heavy coasters simply by inserting and removing your discs from the box for general usage!
9. The disc menus are a plain black screen with single-color line-drawings. Further emphasizing that Fox rushed this release out to make a quick buck, without a care in the world about what true fans want out of a season release.
10. The *proper* release in 2014 will have everything it was supposed to have.

You can purchase this box set at Amazon or any good retailer, but remember you’re only purchasing it for the episodes in Season 20, which wont cost you a cent if you download them.

So is it just a rumour? That seems not to be the case after a KFC promotion for The Simpsons Ride is giving away the Twentieth Season DVD as runner up prizes. And when is that contest drawn? November 2009. So it seems as if Fox have been keeping this one under their hats, but a Christmas release is almost certain. We’ll give you more details as soon as we ‘re told!

Retailing at $31.99 at Amazon, the set is also available in a Comic Book Guy head version (pictured, right) for slightly cheaper.

Fans who had hoped for updated packaging will be sorely disappointed. The set largely resembles the season 11 box set, with the discs contained within cardboard sleeves once more. That said, the box art is as beautiful as ever, with images taken from a sci fi convention in true Comic Book Guy style.

The set will be released in the UK on September 28th, 2009 and on September 2nd, 2009 in Australia.

TomTom, the GPS navigational system commonly known as “sat nav” have affiliated with Twentieth Century Fox to bring you a sat nav voice in the form of none other than Homer Simpson.

With the original Homer at your side, even the shortest drive will transform into a journey to remember. You’ll see, driving with Homer is as easy as 1,2 … doh!

The voice in now available to purchase from the TomTom website; 2 audio samples are also available if you’re interested.

The set will be released on August 18th in the US and Canada, along with the standard version of the set, featuring Comic Book Guy in a superman-like pose. The set will retail at $49.99, but is available to prebook for $31.99 from Amazon right now. Go here for a full disc-by-disc breakdown of what exactly the set will contain.

Each of the 44 cent stamps have been hand-drawn by Matt Greoning himself, as a continuation of the year-long “Best. 20 Years. Ever” celebration, commemorating 20 years of The Simpsons.

Fans can now use the USPS website to pre-order booklets of the stamps, and the postage stamp art has also been immortalised in the form of large, high quality posters thanks to PostageStampArt.com.