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The '''Angel Skeleton''' (aka the '''Springfield Angel''')<ref name=guide>''[[The Simpsons Guide to Springfield]]''</ref> was a supposed skeleton of an angel that was excavated by [[Lisa]] at [[Sabertooth Meadow]], the soon-to-be sight of [[Heavenly Hills Mall|a new mega mall]].
  
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{{Quote|Speaking from a strictly medical point of view…''that ain't right.'|Dr. Hibbert}}
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The '''Angel Fossil''' (aka the '''Springfield Angel''')<ref name=guide>''[[The Simpsons Guide to Springfield]]''</ref> was a supposed skeleton of an angel that was excavated by [[Lisa]] at [[Sabertooth Meadow]], the soon-to-be site of [[Heavenly Hills Mall|a new mega mall]].
   
 
The skeleton created a scandal in the town, and sparked age-old debates of science vs. religion.
  
The skeleton created a scandal in the town, and sparked age-old debates of science vs. religion.
   
 
As it turns out, the skeleton was a hoax to advertise the new mall, aptly named the Heavenly Hills.
  
As it turns out, the skeleton was a hoax to advertise the new mall, aptly named the Heavenly Hills.
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Later, it is used as material to build the wall that separated Old Springfield and New Springfield.
   
 
== Behind the laughter ==
  
== Behind the laughter ==
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A scene explaining the contents of the skeleton, which included plaster, among other things, was not used in the finalized episode.<ref>{{Com||[[Lisa the Skeptic]]|Ninth}}</ref>
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*A scene explaining the contents of the skeleton, which included plaster, among other things, was not used in the finalized episode.<ref>{{Commentary||[[Lisa the Skeptic]]|Ninth}}</ref>
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**Said components are plaster, cement wings, and the bones of a former mall employee.
   
 
== Appearances ==
  
== Appearances ==
 
*{{Ep|Lisa the Skeptic}}
  
*{{Ep|Lisa the Skeptic}}
 
*{{Ep|A Tale of Two Springfields}}
  
*{{Ep|A Tale of Two Springfields}}
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*{{Game|The Simpsons: Hit & Run}}
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*{{Game|The Simpsons: Hit and Run}}
 
*{{Bk|The Simpsons Guide to Springfield}}
  
*{{Bk|The Simpsons Guide to Springfield}}
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*{{game|The Simpsons: Tapped Out}}
   
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== References ==
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== Citations ==
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Latest revision as of 19:21, 15 January 2022

“If you're so sure what it ain't, how 'bout telling us what it am?”
―Moe, to Lisa
Angel fossil Tapped Out
“Speaking from a strictly medical point of view…that ain't right.”
―Dr. Hibbert

The Angel Fossil (aka the Springfield Angel)[1] was a supposed skeleton of an angel that was excavated by Lisa at Sabertooth Meadow, the soon-to-be site of a new mega mall.

The skeleton created a scandal in the town, and sparked age-old debates of science vs. religion.

As it turns out, the skeleton was a hoax to advertise the new mall, aptly named the Heavenly Hills.

Later, it is used as material to build the wall that separated Old Springfield and New Springfield.

Behind the laughter

  • A scene explaining the contents of the skeleton, which included plaster, among other things, was not used in the finalized episode.[2]
    • Said components are plaster, cement wings, and the bones of a former mall employee.

Appearances

Joystick Video game – The Simpsons: Hit and Run

Joystick Video game – The Simpsons: Tapped Out

Citations

  1. ↑ The Simpsons Guide to Springfield
  2. ↑ Commentary for "Lisa the Skeptic," in The Simpsons: The Complete Ninth Season.
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