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| rdfs:comment | - Echo Canyon is the forty-first Simpsons short and originally aired on The Tracey Ullman Show March 12, 1989.
- Echo Canyon is a location in Jollywood where people can send their voices down, making them silent. The voices are then transformed into colored balls. The King of the Echoes, ruler of the canyon, keep the balls for 24 hours until he releases them back to their rightful owners. In a bet with Grumpy to stop singing for a day or the loser will cook a thousand pancakes, Happy went to the canyon so he will be silent. However, when the 24 hours are up, Happy's voice gets mixed up with Grim's.
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| FirstAppearance | - "Whose Voice Is It Anyway?"
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| abstract | - Echo Canyon is the forty-first Simpsons short and originally aired on The Tracey Ullman Show March 12, 1989.
- Echo Canyon is a location in Jollywood where people can send their voices down, making them silent. The voices are then transformed into colored balls. The King of the Echoes, ruler of the canyon, keep the balls for 24 hours until he releases them back to their rightful owners. In a bet with Grumpy to stop singing for a day or the loser will cook a thousand pancakes, Happy went to the canyon so he will be silent. However, when the 24 hours are up, Happy's voice gets mixed up with Grim's.
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