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  • Toys and Games

    • 39 Jump Street: The Electronic Target Game
      • Fake game from movie credits. Mr. Walters says: Don't shoot my dicks!! For ages 5 to adult. Batteries not included.

    • A-Train Action Figure
      • Action figure.
      • A-Train mentions Hughie having a Special Comic Con edition (Season 1 episode The Self-Preservation Society)
      • A dying kid's Make-A-Wish Foundation type wish is to meet Translucent, but when he goes missing-Train fills in, taking the kid an A-Train action figure. (Season 1 episode Cherry)

    • A.E.G.I.S. Agent Action Figure
      • Toy available for sale at the A.E.G.I.S. Open House event in The City. (Season 2 episode Categorically Speaking)

    • A.E.G.I.S. Agent Action Figures & Motorcycle
      • Toy available for sale at the A.E.G.I.S. Open House event in The City. (Season 2 episode Categorically Speaking)

    • A.E.G.I.S. Intelligence Drone
      • Toy available for sale at the A.E.G.I.S. Open House event in The City. (Season 2 episode Categorically Speaking)

    • ACME Curve Ball
      • Box visible in the ACME warehouse that gets knocked over when a police detective demonstrates a toon retractable hammer weapon.

    • ACME Disappearing Reappearing Ink
      • Product of the Acme Corporation used by Marvin Acme to write his will in Who Framed Roger Rabbit. It's a special type of ink that can, as its name suggests, disappear and reappear at almost any time.

    • ACME Pogo Sticks
      • Box visible in the ACME warehouse. Valiant hops on one when he's distracting the Toon Patrol weasels in the ACME warehouse.

    • Adam DeMamp Action Figures
      • Adam tells his manager to scrap his idea for the Muff Diver's Kit because he wants action figures instead. (Season 7 episode Party Gawds)

    • Adult Clue
      • Game Jake says his father had when he was a boy. All the murder weapons were sex toys. (Season 5 episode Two Turkeys)

    • Al Gore Doll
      • Toy that Martin buys with the gang's last ten bucks. Pull the string, and it says, "You are hearing me talk." (Season 7 episode Bart on the Road)

    • ALF Board Game
      • Item for sale on the ALF Shopping Network. (Season 2 episode DVD Menu Skit)

    • ALF Bobblehead
      • Item for sale on the ALF Shopping Network. (Season 2 episode DVD Menu Skit)

    • ALF Inflatable Doll
      • Item for sale on the ALF Shopping Network, part of ALF's "Just like the real thing - ALF used one on Melmac to drive in the carpool lane". (Season 2 episode DVD Menu Skit)

    • ALF Lunch Box
      • Item for sale on the ALF Shopping Network. (Season 2 episode DVD Menu Skit)

    • ALF Plush Doll
      • Item for sale on the ALF Shopping Network. (Season 2 episode DVD Menu Skit)

    • ALF Pogs
      • Toys Milhouse buys with the money he made from selling Bart's soul to the Android's Dungeon. (Season 7 episode Bart Sells His Soul)

    • Alien Power
      • Pinball game in the White House Saloon in the Smirnoff TV commercial directed by Michel Gondry.

    • Baby I Have to Tinkle Doll
      • The name of the doll that Daphne's mum Gertrude has delivered to Jason at his junior high, the little boy she's feuding with (Season 10 episode Tales from the Crypt)

    • Backwoods Barbie
      • Dan's sister Donna mentions their parents refusing to buy her Backwoods Barbie when they were kids. (Season 8 episode A Family Affair Part 2)

    • Bang Time Bomb
      • Illegal firework sold at the Li'l Valu-Mart in Little Pwagmattasquarmsettport. (Season 7 episode Summer of 4 Ft. 2)

    • Barbie Hoverport
      • Toy that Jeri, the receptionist at Kronish Laboraties, mentions to Josh, her equivalent of the hoverboard from her version of Back to the Future II, a clear indicator to Josh that even more has changed than he was aware since his trip to the past. (Season 1 episode A Riphole in Time)

    • Bart Simpson Button
      • Bart Simpson-themed merchandise that KrustCo Enterprises sells when Barts gets famous, known as "The I Didn't Do It Boy". (Season 5 episode Bart Gets Famous)

    • Bart Simpson Chess Set
      • Bart Simpson-themed merchandise that KrustCo Enterprises sells when Barts gets famous, known as "The I Didn't Do It Boy". (Season 5 episode Bart Gets Famous - deleted scene)

    • Bart Simpson Knapsack
      • Bart Simpson-themed merchandise that KrustCo Enterprises sells when Barts gets famous, known as "The I Didn't Do It Boy". (Season 5 episode Bart Gets Famous - deleted scene)

    • Bart Simpson Lunchbox
      • Bart Simpson-themed merchandise that KrustCo Enterprises sells when Barts gets famous, known as "The I Didn't Do It Boy". (Season 5 episode Bart Gets Famous - deleted scene)

    • The Be Sharps Funny Foam
      • Merchandise sold to capitalize on the success of Homer's barbershop quartet, The Be Sharps. (Season 5 episode Homer's Barbershop Quartet)

    • The Be Sharps Lunchbox
      • Merchandise sold to capitalize on the success of Homer's barbershop quartet, The Be Sharps. (Season 5 episode Homer's Barbershop Quartet)

    • Bedtime Krusty
      • Doll in Maggie's room. "Don't let the bedbugs bite. Krusty's Anti-Bedbug Spray sold separately. May contain poison.” (Season 19 episode Midnight Cowboy)

    • Belles, Bourbon and Bullets
      • A murder mystery dinner party game. (Season 6 episode Murder)

    • Bible Trivia
      • Chapter 19. Board game from the good people of Tender Branson Enterprises, a mistake that Tender Branson wants to clean up before the plane goes down or before the flight recorder tape runs out. As if anything God says is trivial.

    • Big Bertha
      • Sydney and Miss Parker track Jarod to Marlan Marcantel's Cajun Fireworks store in Kender, Louisiana, where the owner tells them he created Big Bertha, a firework he calls "The mother of all roman candles”. (Season 1 episode Potato Head Blues)

    • The Big One
      • Sid buys The Big One rocket from Ill Eagle Fireworks Inc. Extremely dangerous. Keep out of reach of children.

    • Billiard Buddy Pool Table Adapter
      • New Billiards table and more that Coach buys for the bar (Season 3 episode King of the Hill)

    • Blood Splatter Analysis Kit
      • At the study group Christmas party, Annie is gifted a blood splatter analysis kit. (Season 4 episode Intro to Knots)

    • Bloom Buddies
      • Lucy takes Isaac to Rigby's Toys and lets him pick out a toy. He picks a Bloom Buddies flower, the same one he always picks, but doesn't play with - until Lucy makes him play with it. Later, she finds Bloom Buddies flowers in their neighbor's Meredith's bedroom. (episode The Velveteen Rabbit)

    • Bombardment (board game)
      • Bible question board game played at the Flanders house. (Season 7 episode Home Sweet Homediddly-Dum-Doodily)

    • Boop-It
      • Children's game commercial featuring a loser alcoholic dad that becomes obsessed with the game. (episode RuPaul 2020)

    • Bouillabaseball Trading Cards
      • Trading cards with sports figures from a sport on ALF's home planet Melmac, a game played on ice using fish parts as a ball. Each pack comes with a stick of cat-flavored gum, either Tabby or Persian (Season 2 episode Oh Pretty Woman)

    • Bright Color Assailant
      • Illegal firework sold at the Li'l Valu-Mart in Little Pwagmattasquarmsettport. (Season 7 episode Summer of 4 Ft. 2)

    • Bucket o' Soldiers
      • The soldiers dig through the toy chest to find Woody's hat. They also attempt to hold the door when Andy's dog Buster comes running.
      • The Soldiers are sent on a mission to spy on Andy's birthday presents so that the other toys can be prepared for any new arrivals.
      • The Soldiers are seen in old home videos and a photo with Andy. Now there are only three left - Sarge and two paratroopers.

    • Buddi
      • Multinational Kaslan Corporation launches Buddi, a revolutionary line of high-tech dolls designed to be lifelong companions to their owners, learning from their surroundings, and acting accordingly via algorithm, quickly becoming a worldwide success.

    • Capital City Monopoly
      • Milhouse brings Lisa the Capital City version of Monopoly. "Baltic Avenue is now Wayne Street." (Season 15 episode Milhouse Doesn't Live Here Anymore)

    • Captain Latvia
      • The action figure that Boyle promised Nikolaj he would get him for Christmas. (Season 4 episode Captain Latvia)

    • Cash Action Figure
      • Spectrum action figure based on Wray's characters (Season 1 episode 6 A Fluid Thing)

    • The Caverns of Draconis (D&D Module)
      • Dungeons & Dragon module - not real module when the episode aired, but the company DriveThru RPG created a real module that you can buy. (Season 2 episode Advanced Dungeons & Dragons)
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