Chip Davis

"People called him the sixth Simpson. Not sure why."

- Homer Simpson

Chip Davis was a resident of Springfield, who was known as "Springfield's Most Beloved Character That You Never Saw". He was also known as one of the actors and was known as Sideshow Chip.

History
When Chip died, just about everyone in Springfield attended his funeral, including celebrities and. Homer said that he was like a sixth Simpson. Chip also wrote Hans Moleman's biography; Magnificent Bastard: The Lives and Loves of Hans Moleman. He also helped Bumblebee Man deal with the grief after his parents died playing paintball.

Chip said that he had a few regrets; not ascending Mount Springfield from the south face, the high school long jump record he set was wind-aided, he often spoke of that asterisk and he never broke par at hole seventeen at Springfield Mini Golf.

Biography
The memorial plaque in the church said a few things about Chip Davis:
 * Beloved Husband, Father, Town Meeting Attendee, 1992-1996, 2008
 * Proofreader for Springfield Sign
 * Sideshow Chip
 * Dome-Shards Removal Supervisor

Non-canon
Chip is also known to known to have been:


 * an Astronaut
 * a Cannon Marskman
 * a Marine Animal Control Specialist
 * a Paramedic/Obstetrics Nurse
 * a Musician (The Be Sharps and Party Posse vocalist and harmonica player for )
 * a Carnival Worker
 * a Naturalist
 * a Civic Worker
 * a Promoter/Choreographer