‘The Simpsons’ features Cincinnati landmarks in episode about Queen City trip

Social media was buzzing this morning after the ‘The Simpsons’ featured familiar locations on Sunday night in an episode called, “The Road to Cincinnati.”

Skyline Chili, the Duke Energy Center, the Roebling Bridge and even a Flying Pig in a Reds uniform could be spotted. The closing credits even included a song from “WKRP in Cincinnati.”

Here is a look at what people were saying on social media.

So fun for our Clifton location to be featured on @TheSimpsons tonight! It's always Skyline Time 🙌 https://t.co/BF5DoJXxBC
— Skyline Chili (@Skyline_Chili) November 30, 2020

#TheSimpsons to feature Cincinnati! https://t.co/n57dIJlFIf
— Denise and Karma (@Simpsonology) November 28, 2020

The Simpsons go to Cincinnati @TheSimpsons @Skyline_Chili #cincinnati pic.twitter.com/a4rvMfuGFf
— Over-the-Rhine (@OTRCINCY) November 30, 2020

Ludlow Skyline made it on #TheSimpsons episode tonight! #Cincinnati pic.twitter.com/G6nL8ifJPp
— Cincinnati 💔 (@CincyProblems) November 30, 2020

More pictures from last nights #Simpsons episode. This is so cool to me. #Cincinnati #PeteRose #Reds pic.twitter.com/0I7sqS0onn
— Chad Taylor (@Chad5ive) November 30, 2020

I enjoyed the new episode of The Simpsons about The Road to Cincinnati. It was really fantastic episode. #TheSimpsons @nancycartwright @YeardleySmith @HankAzaria @theharryshearer @Alex_Desert pic.twitter.com/jRXea7Pe88
— Nicky J. O'Hagan (@hagan_nicky) November 30, 2020

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