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Today, October 7, sees the release of The Simpsons season 11 box set in the USA and Canada. The set was released yesterday in region 2, but those of you living in region 4 will have to wait a bit longer for the set; November 5th, 2008. The set is actually slightly thinner than the preceeding releases, and instead greatly resembles the season 1 box set in thickness.

The mystery of the Season 11 DVD standard packaging continues, as we’ve yet to see an official box art for the United States. Simpsons Park have today shown the French cover which was provided by Fox. This one ties in with the limited edition packaging, unlike the previously leaked Homer cover.

With thanks to TVShowsOnDVD, today, we bring you the limited edition box art for The Complete Eleventh Season. Still no word on whether the standard box art will be the same in North America as it is in Australia, but given this box is clearly labeled ‘Limited’, there is alternate packaging and it may indeed [...]

The standard box art for The Complete Eleventh Season has been revealed online for the first time by Australian retailer JB HIFI. The image to the left shows the new style of standard packaging — a clear slipcase with the number ’11′ written on it, encasing a standard cardboard box featuring Homer. This ‘Homer’ box may contradict yesterdays announcement of a Krusty head box.

The “long-awaited” Complete Eleventh Season will finally make its way to shelves in North America on October 7, ten months later than it was expected to be released and a further two months away from the then-expected Season Twelve release. The set was delayed first by the release of The Simpsons Movie in December.

We’re just as desperate for news on the next Simpsons DVD box set as you are, so naturally, any news on the matter is worth noting. And today, TVShowsOnDVD have done just that, reporting of word from a reliable source that The Complete Season Eleven will hit the stores in August, a full year after [...]

Rob Baur, a huge Simpsons fan, grafted a tomato plant to a tobacco plant, grew it, and tonight he has proof from the lab that it worked. “What we found was nicotine in the leaves”. said scientist Ray Grimsbo. The plant grew off the tobacco roots and sucked up the nicotine, just like Tomacco on [...]