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Burger King loves OFF. The affair started in 1990 a few months after the first episode premiered. BK released a set of five plush dolls in each kid's meal. They repeated at the end of the year and then eight times afterward.
 
Meet the Simpsons (1990)
This was the first set of promotional Simpsons toys. Burger King released it after the series premiere. It consisted of plush-dolls modeled after our favorite family. An item with each doll: Bart's skateboard, Lisa's saxophone, Marge's purse, Maggie's teddy-bear, and Homer's bowling-ball. Many fans display this in their public collections. Complete unopened sets can fetch between twenty dollars and fifty dollars.

Simpsons Camping (1990)
The set of camping figures emerged in late summer 1990 and tributed the season-one episode 'The Call of the Simpsons.' It is a popular item in the UK. Every character comes with a different cardboard nature-style layout. Complete and unopened sets fetch around twenty-five dollars. BK sold a set of three hard-plastic cups in conjunction with the toys.

Simpsons Wheelies Toys (1992)
This is one of the rarer sets of Burger King toys. BK released it after the Great Dryspell of 1991. The craftsmanship is remarkably shoddy. A complete set with bases intact is a goldmine. If someone sells you ought to buy.

Simpsons Wind-Ups (1998)
This set was exclusive to Europe. It contains four members of the Simpsons family. It excludes Lisa. The set's title is deceiving: Bart is an eye-pop and not a wind-up. Sets sell for thirty dollars in the US.

Global Fanfest Promotion Set (2000)
This UK-exclusive was a part of The Simpsons Global Fanfest. It was tame compared to most global-events. This set was the first to include non-family characters: Krusty, Mr. Burns, Barney, Apu, Sideshow Bob. Complete and unopened sets cost around fifty dollars.

Simpsons International (2001)
The UK and Brazil were treated to this eleven-piece set in 2001. It includes the five family members (two Homers), Otto, Nelson, Snowball II, Milhouse, and Grandpa. These aren't particularly rare, but enough so that I suggest you mortgage your home for the possibility of buying one. No, I'm joking. Sets got for around $15 to $20.

Spooky Light-Ups (2001)
This is a cool set though relatively worthless due to its contemporariness. It is a fifteen-piece set, the largest to date: Krusty (vampire), Groundskeeper Willy (grim reaper), Lisa (trick-or-treater), Milhouse (trick-or-treater)), Ned (I Know What You Did Last Summer), Marge (witch), Maggie (trick-or-treater), Bart (trick-or-treater), Barney (mummy), Grandpa (vampire), Dr. Hibbert (grave digger), Homer (zombie), Skinner (zombie), Apu (pumpkin), and Mr. Burns (mad scientist). All of the figures are based off of real appearances in the Treehouse of Horror specials. Sets range in price from $20 to $40.

Simpsons Soccer Toys (2002)
This UK-exclusive ten-piece set included characters in soccer uniforms. This was probably the least popular set of them all, because really when have they ever played soccer together? There's no basis for the costumes, and no inside-jokes for the real fans. The only reason I can see for even buying this set is to have a complete collection. If that's the case, you'll find yourself out $10 to $20.

Creepy Classics (2002)
After the success of the first THOH-based set of toys a second was released a year later. However, though the figures are just as cool, the set is smaller, at ten-piece instead of fifteen. Each figure comes with a screen that has some sort of joke on it. This set is suggested for those who enjoyed the first one. Priced from $15 to $30.

Talking Watches (2002)
If you like talking and The Simpsons and watches, then you'll love this set. It includes four watches, each with different sayings and characters. The complete set can be semi-difficult to find, especially in the boxes, but you shouldn't have a problem if you're willing to buy them one-by-one. Each watch will sell for around $10.

Couch Set (2008)
This post-movie set contains five pieces, which connect (somewhat) to form the Simpsons' famous couch. It is made of plastic unusually sturdy for a kid's meal toy.





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