I am not too sure this background works with this set up but it looks authentic. I remember them being at the lunch room school cafeteria.

First animation of Milhouse.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=24gvMY0GR5w&feature=related

I found these Simpson cels from 1989 being sold at "Deep Archives" for around $200 each recently. Visit http://www.thedeeparchives.com. The weirdest thing was I bought drawings from this exact first Simpson commercial Comic Con 2008. I thought the price were pretty good being this one of the highest quality animation being produced at the time, main characters and hard to find classic first Butterfinger Commercial. Quality being artistry and Craftsmanship. Actually I bought two cels from this scene as well.

I picked up quite a few cels at the Com Convention in San Diego. There was a strange Cartoon Network version of "The Flintstones: On the Rocks" (2001) Directed by Chris Savino and David Smith. The designs look like slightly exaggerated. Very similar to the first pilot. Voices sound like the original cast, slight more mature situation.

Here is a cel of Beavis and Butt-head designed by Mike Judge. It was the only cel of cel that was left of two, I paid $30. There's a lot to learn from the simplicity of that show. Probably one of the most popular cartoons of the 1990'. Anyone who ever grew up is southern california would have know somebody who resembled one, if not both of these unlikeable likeables.

I was never a big Friz Freling fan but I always liked to watch the Pink Panther when I was kid. I thought $40 compared to some of the other cels was a great price. The animation in the feature by Richard Williams always uses to have me running to the television growing up. There was someone else who was interested in this cel the same time I was looking at it. Luckily there were two.