In addition to being mentioned directly in a number of works, the Baháʼí Faith and/or its teachings have also been mentioned in the TV and movie industry. For example, the TV series "The Simpsons" has twice referenced the Baháʼís - once when Lisa Simpson is considering what religion to join in the episode "She of Little Faith" she sees "Bed, Bath and Baháʼí" on a sign (she ends up converting to Buddhism) and also when Bart Simpson is playing Billy Graham's Bible Blaster, a Christian video game (where the player has to convert heathens to Christianity) "a gentle Baha'i" is one of the images on the screen at Ned Flanders' house in the episode "Alone Again, Natura-Diddily".