Once again, reality has imitated “The Simpsons.” Last year the Albuquerque Dukes became the Albuquerque Isotopes after a 2001 episode of the show depicted Homer Simpson protecting his belo...

An Oregon scientist with a lot of extra time on his hands has set out to bring a Simpsons episode to life — and succeeded. He’s created “tomacco,” a bizarre cross between tobac...

youngandfly asked: they were talking about it on the news how they crossbred a tomato and tobacco plant and created a fruit what happen to it they said nobody wanted to eat because they were worried ...

Homer Simpson is not a guy people want to emulate. “D’oh!” is his most-used expression, and with good reason. His endeavors tend to go horribly, horribly wrong. Nevertheless, Rob Ba...

I am a fan of Fox 12’s The Simpsons, and episode # 1105 [1] is my favorite. Homer had exposed a variety of seeds to Plutonium and Tomacco was the only thing that grew. A foul tasting tomato that...

The process of making tomacco was first revealed in a 1959 Scientific American article, which stated that nicotine could be found in the tomato plant after grafting. Due to the academic and industrial...

In the Simpsons episode, AABF19 “E-I-E-I-(Annoyed Grunt)” from season 11, episode 5, Homer Simpson accidentally creates the tomacco when he “planted a little bit of everything”...