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Animator David Silverman shared some sketches he found from a 1995 Simpsonswriters' retreat, giving us another glimpse at the "what could have been" Simpsons universe.

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Lots of people picked up on the fact that Scratchy was originally slated to be Smithers' cat, perhaps rather than a satire on Tom and Jerry.

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Don't worry everybody, there's plenty of Smithers to go 'round.

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