Some moments on TV and in film are truly unforgettable - especially when they involve a juicy hamburger. Here are 10 of the ...

This time Krusty Burger is getting the Lego Simpsons treatment, with minifigures including the clown himself, Homer, Bart, Lisa, and Sideshow Bob - complete with custard pie, naturally.

The Krusty Burger made its on-screen debut in The Simpsons Season 4, Episode 12, with the episode titled "Marge vs. the Monorail," which aired on January 14, 1993.

It currently costs $209.99 and includes 1,635 pieces to create the iconic Krusty Burger, a fast food restaurant chain owned by Krusty the Clown.

This 1,635-piece set brings to life the legendary Krusty Burger restaurant, complete with authentic features including a kitchen, dining area, restroom, drive-thru and the famous pole sign.

But for now, Krusty Burger stands supreme: 1,635 pieces of nostalgia, wit, and corporate satire, retailing for A$329.99 (plus whatever you paid the Squeaky-Voiced Teen for that extra soft drink).

Let’s call it the Krusty Burger dilemma. When Universal was designing lands based on The Simpsons for its theme parks in Orlando and Hollywood, the Krusty Burger had to be on the menu.

The first iteration of Nickel’s Krusty Burger featured a 5-ounce patty. In the second year, that became two 2.5-ounce patties, mainly for the sake of brevity (the kitchen could churn out the ...