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Bear

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|name = Springfield bears
|image = [[File:Bear.jpg|250px]]
|species = Bear
|gender =
|color = Brown
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|owner =
|relatives =
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|appearance = "[[The Call of the Simpsons]]"
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'''Bears''' are a common animal seen around Springfield. They normally live in the woods but have been known to wander into town and cause trouble.

== History ==
[[Jebediah Springfield]], founder of the town, is said to have killed a bear with his bare hands and the story has become a Springfield legend, which is immortalized as a statue in the center of [[Town Square]]. Upon reviewing the evidence historians have determined the bear probably killed him.<ref>''[[Wall or Nothing]]''</ref> However this is proved wrong by a secret will found by Lisa, which states he died of syphilis.<ref>"[[Lisa the Iconoclast]]"</ref>

[[Maggie]] is taken in by a family of bears while the rest of the family have to live on their own out in the woods. They brought her all kinds of toys and kept her warm at night, proving that they are not all mean. In the end they were sad to see her go but as a parting gift she gave one of them one of her pacifiers.<ref>"[[The Call of the Simpsons]]"</ref>

When [[Homer]] is late to [[Springfield Elementary School]]'s talent show with Lisa's saxophone reed, [[Marge]] imagines he's been chased up a tree by a bear, but quickly dismisses that theory.<ref>"[[Lisa's Pony]]"</ref> A bear ate a camper's hat at [[Kamp Krusty (location)|Kamp Krusty]].<ref>"[[Kamp Krusty]]"</ref> The junior camper group led by {{ch|Ernest Borgnine}} was attacked by a bear. Borgnine was going to use his knife to defend them, but Homer had stolen it.<ref>"[[Boy-Scoutz 'n the Hood]]"</ref> Among [[Mr. Burns]]' collection of animal based clothing is grizzly bear underwear.<ref>"[[Two Dozen and One Greyhounds]]"</ref>

[[Ben (bear)|Ben]] is the host of [[Ben (TV show)|his own TV show]]. He wears a helmet with a microphone attached. One episode was about mothers and runaway daughters reunited by their hatred of Homer Simpson, who was accused of [[Ashley Grant|sexual harassment]] at the time. One member of the audience wanted to talk about the funding of public schools, while another tried to ask a question, only for Ben to go towards the buffet table. A man tries to stop him, to which Ben aggressively swats him, causing the Ben Squad to tranquillize him and Ben to fall into the audience and the show to be cut.<ref>"[[Homer Badman]]"</ref> Two bear-based reality shows have also hit Springfield - ''[[Tied to a Bear]]''<ref>"[[Helter Shelter]]"</ref> and ''[[Billionaire vs. Bear]]''<ref>"[[Bonfire of the Manatees]]"</ref> One of [[Roofi]]'s songs is called "Helpful Bear on the 28th Floor".<ref>"[[Marge vs. Singles, Seniors, Childless Couples and Teens, and Gays]]"</ref>

Homer tells [[Lisa]] one of the things he has learnt with age is that when a sign says "Do not feed the bears" you do not feed the bears, revealing a baby bear biting his arm.<ref>"[['Round Springfield]]"</ref> ''[[Channel 6 News]]'' reports of a stowaway bear terrorizing space shuttle astronauts.<ref name="violence">"[[The Day the Violence Died]]"</ref> {{w|Bear Baiting}}, a death sport, appears to be popular in [[Springfield]] with a [[Bear Baiter|magazine]] based on the sport available in the [[Kwik-E-Mart]].<ref>"[[The Springfield Connection]]"</ref>

A bear appears at [[Evergreen Terrace]], but seems passive. Despite this [[Ned Flanders]] panics, crashing his car into a tree and frantically tries to get into his home with the rest of the [[Flanders family]] struggling to unlock the door. Ned ends up jumping through the glass near the door. The bear is extensively covered on the [[Channel 6 News|news]] and the [[Simpson family]], much to an unaware Homer's joy, watch the bear destroy their mailbox. Homer, not wanting to be captive in his own home without beer, tries to climb the power lines, but his weight causes them to dip and he ends up face-to-face with the bear. [[Chief Wiggum]], using a blow dart, attempts to tranquillize the bear, and after hitting Barney with the first shot, hits the bear, who is taken away in a U.S. Forest Service truck. Despite it being the only bear attack in history, the locals are tired of the "constant bear attacks" and Homer leads an angry mob to City Hall to ensure it doesn't happen again. To do this, [[Quimby]] starts a [[Springfield Bear Patrol|Bear Patrol]], which was a costly venture, featuring expensive high-tech aircraft (carrying out a bombing campaign) and street patrols. This caused a $5 tax rise, which once again causes another angry mob. To try and please the mob's demands of a bear patrol without the extra tax Quimby blames high taxes on illegal immigrants.<ref>"[[Much Apu About Nothing]]"</ref>

[[Lenny]] is weekend watchman for [[Springfield Bear Patrol]]. One Saturday he received a call about a bear attacking celebrities, and called the rest of the team ([[Carl]], Homer and [[Barney]]) via conch. They arrived at the scene, [[Channel 6 Television Studio]], to the set of reality show ''[[Celebrities Dancing With Bears]]''. [[Buttercup]] and [[Sideshow Mel]] were practising the cha-cha slide when she attacked, which caused the other bears to suddenly attack their partners ([[Kent Brockman]], [[Krusty]] and [[Bumblebee Man]]) before going back to their calm selves. Before the Bear Patrol can investigate the [[Springfield Police Department]] burst in and arrest the bears, not only taking over the case but also shutting down the Bear Patrol for good. However [[Wiggum]] soon regrets this as bear attacks occur throughout the city and even break into the [[Springfield Police Station|police station]], stealing Wiggum's keys and unlocking the cell. Wiggum goes back to the Bear Patrol for help, and they agree, providing they get a triple pay increase (despite being volunteers). Lisa helps them by concluding that someone is using the bears for personal gain and to find them they should locate where the bears are running off to. The next day Homer plants a tracking device on a bear by dressing as a girl with a basket, which the bears promptly attack and steal. This leads them to the [[Springfield Observatory|observatory]], where they find a group of angry bears and a stack of gold and other treasures. Scared they randomly fire their tranquillizer guns and hide in the corner, prepared for death. However the bears stop and a tranquillized [[Arnie Pie]], wearing [[Professor Frink]]'s Ursine-O-Matic Bear Controller, stumbles out of a corner. It turns out that Arnie, jealous of not being on the TV show decided to destroy it. With Arnie arrested, the show continues, hosted by [[Bill (KBBL)|Bill]] and [[Marty]], with Kent Brockman doing a tango with [[Cinnamon (bear)|Cinnamon]]. Meanwhile Arnie Pie is found not guilty due to the witnesses being in [[Moe's]] instead of in court.<ref>''[[Tales From the Springfield Bear Patrol]]''</ref>

When preparing the zoo animals for Homer's next masterpiece Bart gets mauled by the grizzly bear.<ref>"[[Mom and Pop Art]]"</ref> A Bear, when [[Mt. Springfield]] caught on fire, attempted to escape via the helicopter's ladder, but Homer (who was drunk) cut it down with the bear still on it. The bear then fled through the forest. It is unknown if that particular bear survived or not.<ref>"[[Days of Wine and D'oh'ses]]"</ref> A bear is seen in the [[Springfield General Hospital|hospital]] corridors.<ref>"[[Children of a Lesser Clod]]"</ref>

Homer takes his giant deep-fired, caramel-covered, cotton candy ball to the [[Springfield Dump|dump]]. There he is confronted by a angry grizzly bear and cowers in fright. The bear wanders off, bored of a distraught Homer. Despite being left unscathed, Homer becomes a nervous wreck and hallucinates, seeing bears everywhere. Soon after a video is released of Homer and the bear and Homer is left embarrassed. [[Grampa]] tells Homer to confront the bear, and after contacting [[Grant Connor]], a hunter, he constructs a makeshift suit of armor and goes to take on the bear with Bart, [[Lenny]] and [[Carl]]. After setting in camp, Homer takes off his armor and bathes in a stream, where the bear once again attacks him, dragging Homer to its cave. There Homer discovers that the bear is only angry due to an electrical prod attached to its ear. Homer removes the tag and him and the bear become friends, going through garbage together. Homer then takes the bear to a wildlife refuge, but on the way, Grant (called by a worried Marge and Lisa) and other hunters start shooting at the bear. Homer puts the bear in his armor, which successfully stops the bullets and let's him go to the refuge. However upon arrival he is attacked by an elephant, and the two creatures start fighting.<ref>"[[The Fat and the Furriest]]"</ref>

When Bart and [[Gina Vendetti|Gina]] escape from the juvenile detention center and the police finally catch up with them, [[Chief Wiggum]] is attacked by a bear, as foreseen by [[Cletus]].<ref>"[[The Wandering Juvie]]"</ref>

At [[Springfield Forest]], [[Chalmers]] tells [[The Brotherhood of the Spectacles]] "There are no bad fathers in the wilderness". After this is said a bear tries to eat his own child, only for its mother to slap him, telling him to stop.<ref>"[[Bart Stops to Smell the Roosevelts]]"</ref>

To try and teach the kids discipline and prove to Chalmers that he's a good school principal he decides that all pupils with more than 20 detentions in the last month have to go on a back-to-basics camping trip (though the school's "state-of-the-art" computer also sends Martin the letter). Only Martin and Bart show up, both wearing a bear costume (which Bart promptly removes once Marge is out-of-sight). Skinner abandons the boys with Wille and once they discover he is staying in a luxury cabin, they start training to give him a "drubbin' he'll not soon forget!" During the training Willie fights a bear.<ref>''[[Stand and Deliverance]]''</ref>

A 7-foot bear wearing a fez is seen in a police line up being looked at by [[Hans Moleman]]. Also in the line up is [[Gil]], [[Snake]], [[Homer]] and [[The Krusty Burglar]].<ref>''[[Simpsons Comics 108]]'' (cover)</ref>

== Fictional bears ==
An [[The Happy Little Elves Meet the Curious Bear Cub|episode]] of ''[[The Happy Little Elves]]'' features a [[Curious Bear Cub]] who joins the elves in rescuing [[Bubbles]] and getting [[Captain Cook]]'s treasure.<ref>"[[Some Enchanted Evening]]"</ref>

''[[The Itchy & Scratchy Show]]'' also featured a [[Brown-Nose Bear|bear]], which was stolen by [[Roger Meyers, Sr.]] and was mentioned in a court case over the identity of [[Itchy]] and [[Scratchy]]'s creator.<ref name="violence"/> A bear also appeared in the short-lived ''[[Itchy & Scratchy and Friends Hour]]'' holding a club. Other characters on the show, besides the titular duo, included [[Disgruntled Goat]], [[Ku Klux Clam]], [[Uncle Ant]] and an unnamed female cow.<ref>"[[Itchy & Scratchy Land]]"</ref>

A fire safety mascot, [[Hosey the Bear]] was at [[Springfield Elementary School]]'s fire safety fair, where he lectured kids on the importance of fire safety. Ralph, sitting on his lap, thought he was Santa, and talked about what gifts he wanted. When on the topic of fire safety Ralph revealed at his house their called "Uh-Oh's".<ref>"[[Brother's Little Helper]]"</ref> There is a statue of Hosey at the [[Mt. Useful Visitors Center]], which asks "Who can prevent forest fires?" with a button which answers "You".<ref>"[[Mountain of Madness]]"</ref>

While in [[Washington]] Homer had a maze where you help [[Yogi Bear]] get to the Washington Monument.<ref>"[[Mr. Spritz Goes to Washington]]"</ref> Homer once dreamt he was Yogi Bear, as [[Ho-diddily-omie]], father of [[Bart-Bart]], and, like Yogi, smarter than the average bear. He steals a picnic basket and when [[Ranger Ned]] asks him to give it back, Ho-diddily-omie mauled him savagely.<ref>"[[When You Dish Upon A Star]]"</ref>

When Homer dreams about the Rapture occurring [[Maggie]] is attacked by live teddy bears.<ref>"[[Thank God It's Doomsday]]"</ref>

== Non-canon ==
{{Noncanon}}
After [[Bart]] and [[Lisa]] leave their home, the [[Three Bears]] find [[Goldilocks]] in their home and attack her, most likely killing her.<ref>"[[Scary Tales Can Come True]]"</ref>

A possible future plot for the show was Bart owning a bear.<ref>"[[Gump Roast]]"</ref>

== Appearances ==
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* {{ep|The Call of the Simpsons}}
* {{ep|Much Apu About Nothing}}
* {{ep|Days of Wine and D'oh'ses}}
* {{ep|Alone Again, Natura-Diddily}}
* {{ep|The Fat and the Furriest}}
* {{ep|Bart Stops to Smell the Roosevelts}}
*{{bon|Tales from the Springfield Bear Patrol}}

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Andy (Bart vs. Australia)

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{{Title|Andy}}
:''For others named Andy, see [[Andy]]''
{{Character
|name= Andy
|image= [[File:Andy.jpg|250px]]
|gender= {{Male}}
|hair= Light brown
|age=
|status= Alive
|job= Prime Minister of [[Australia]]
|relatives=
|appearance= "[[Bart vs. Australia]]"
|voiced by= [[Harry Shearer]]
}}

'''Andy''' was the Prime Minister of [[Australia]].

== History ==
[[Bart]] made a six hour, $900 collect call to [[Tobias Drundridge]]. Tobias' father [[Bruno Drundridge|Bruno]] was outraged and decided to report this to [[Gus]], his member of parliament. Gus was also outraged so the duo went to Andy, the prime minister. It became an international incident and eventually [[Evan Conover]] brought Bart to Australia to apologize. Bart did so, but then Andy announced that it was time for the booting. Bart managed to escape back to the American embassy and eventually the Aussies agreed that Andy would only kick Bart once with a regular shoe through the embassy gate. Bart reluctantly agreed, but in the end jumped out of range of the kick and proceeded to moon the audience.

== Appearances ==
*{{ep|Bart vs. Australia}}

==Behind the Laughter==
*Andy's look is possibly based on former Australian Prime Minister {{W|Malcom Fraser}}, the 22nd Prime Minister of Australia. Also, his name may come from former Australian Prime Minister {{W|Andrew Fisher}}, the 5th Prime Minister of Australia.

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Cooder

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{{Character
|name = Cooder
|image = [[File:Cooder and Spud.png]] Cooder (adult)
|gender = {{Male}}
|hair = Gray
|age =
|status = Alive
|job = Carny
|relatives = '''Son:''' [[Spud]]
|appearance = "[[Bart Carny]]"
|voiced by = [[Jim Varney]]
}}

'''Cooder''' and his son [[Spud]] are carnies.

== History ==
When the Simpsons go to a carnival, [[Homer]] and [[Bart]] get employed and end ruining Cooder and Spud's life. The carnies then end up staying at the [[742 Evergreen Terrace|Simpsons House]] and cause a lot of trouble. After spending a day with the carnies, they take the Simpsons home and the Simpsons have to live in Bart's tree house. The Simpsons then end up having to get the house back by beating them in a ring toss game and get it back by cheating. The Simpsons then live in their own house again and Spud and Cooder go back to being carnies.<ref>"[[Bart Carny]]"</ref>

== Trivia ==
*Cooder can put a cigarette in his mouth or ear and can make it come out of his butt or nose.
*He can pull out his left eye.

== Behind the Laughter ==
*Cooder was voiced by comic actor [[Jim Varney]].
*He was modeled on former showrunner [[David Mirkin]].<ref>{{cite video |date=2006|title=The Simpsons The Complete Ninth Season DVD commentary for the episode "Bart Carny"| medium=DVD|publisher=20th Century Fox}}</ref>

== Appearances ==
*{{ep|Bart Carny}}
*{{bon|Hotfoot in the Park}}

== References ==
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Comic Book Guy

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{{Character
|name = Jeff Albertson
|image = [[File:Comic Book Guy.png]]
|gender = {{Male}}
|hair = Brown
|age = 45<ref>[http://www.thesimpsons.com/characters/home.htm Comic Book Guy's offical page on TheSimpsons.com]</ref>
|status = Alive
|job = Owner of the [[Android's Dungeon & Baseball Card Shop]]
|relatives = '''Adopted son:''' [[Prius Albertson]] '''Cousin:''' [[Comic Book Gay]]
|appearance = "[[Three Men and a Comic Book]]"
|voiced by = [[Hank Azaria]]
}}

{{Quote|Worst ''[insert noun]'' ever!|Comic Book Guy's catchphrase}}

'''Comic Book Guy''', real name '''Jeff Albertson''', is the overweight, geeky proprietor of the comic book store, [[The Android's Dungeon]].

== Biography ==
Comic Book Guy is a very obese, socially incompetent, unshaven, cruel man who is perhaps best known for his sarcastic quips. He holds a master's degree in folklore and mythology (he translated ''The Lord of the Rings'' into Klingon as part of his thesis).<ref>This is a reference to an organization called the Klingon Language Institute who took the time to translate ''Hamlet'' into Klingon after hearing the line "You haven't experienced Shakespeare until you've read him in the original Klingon" in ''Star Trek VI: The Undiscovered Country''.</ref> He exhibits geeky behaviour to an extraordinary and deliberately unrealistic degree, and often also makes references to obscure subjects or internet culture. His catchphrase is the declaration,"Worst... (episode)... ever". He states that he is a 45 year-old virgin who lives with his mother.<ref>[[Mayored to the Mob]]</ref> His obesity is referenced in [[The Simpsons: Hit and Run]], where he can be used as a driver. One of his replies is that he might as well pick the player up, since he can't fit into his office chair anymore.

Appropriate to his name, Comic Book Guy is obsessed with comic books, pop culture and science fiction. Comic Book Guy has a bumper sticker that reads "My Other Car Is The Millennium Falcon," given to him by a Harrison Ford lookalike. The license plate on his AMC Gremlin is NCC-1701, the registry number of ''Star Trek's'' ''USS Enterprise''. The contents of his display case include, among other oddities, a photo of Sean Connery signed by Roger Moore and a very rare ''Mary Worth'' in which she advised a friend to commit suicide. He also owns a T-shirt that says "C:/DOS C:/DOS/RUN RUN/DOS/RUN" (Notice the incorrect usage of the forward slash. DOS directories are listed with a backslash, so it would be "C:\DOS C:\DOS\RUN RUN\DOS\RUN"). He is a member of the Springfield branch of [[Mensa International|Mensa]], along with [[Seymour Skinner|Principal Skinner]], [[Julius Hibbert|Dr. Hibbert]], [[Lisa Simpson]], [[Professor Frink]], and [[Lindsey Naegle]].

=== Early life ===
Comic Book Guy lived in his parents basement in the 1980s. He had a dog named Chewbacca (currently deceased). He also went to fat camp.<ref>[[The Simpsons Library of Wisdom|Comic Book Guy's Book of Pop Culture]]</ref>

=== The Android's Dungeon ===
Comic Book Guy is the owner of The [[Android's Dungeon]], a local comic book store. Many of the comics and toys he sells are of very poor-quality, and often sell for very high prices. His store is his sanctuary, where he holds some level of self-esteem, imperiously lording over pre-teen kids, like [[Bart Simpson]] and [[Milhouse Van Houten]], using a heavily sarcastic tone. When he was the target of mockery while trying to return the Ultimate Belt, he sighed, "I must get back to my comic book store, where I ''dispense'' the insults rather than ''absorb'' them". His store contains a section full of illegal videos (which include Mr. Rogers drunk, ''Alien Autopsy'', ''Illegal Alien Autopsy'', a top secret American nuclear war strategy session, a "good version" of ''The Godfather Part III'', [[Kent Brockman]] picking his nose, and [[Ned Flanders]] in a police informant video, wherein he claims that [[Homer Jay Simpson|Homer]] released a radioactive ape in his house [Although, according to Bart, Homer only let the Ape into the house because the Ape tricked Homer, and not out of malicious intent]. He later was arrested and had his store shut down temporarily because of this.). He once had to give up the Ultimate Belt (which he won as a door prize at a Star Trek Convention) because, as he pointed out, "the average Trekker has no use for a medium-sized belt".
[[File:Androidsdungeon.jpg|thumb|right|Comic Book Guy's store]]
==== Similar stores ====
In North Haverbrook there is a comic book shop named "Mylar Baggins" and the proprietor looks very similar to Comic Book Guy with the exception that his skin and hair are slightly darker. He also has a deep-rooted rivalry with a store similar to his: "Frodo's of Shelbyville". These shops could have had the same owner, as both rival store names refer to The Lord of the Rings character Frodo Baggins. During the Trappuccino crisis, Comic Book Guy says that his obsessive comic book collecting is a "life well spent".<ref>[[The Simpsons Movie]]</ref>

=== Brief Fame ===
In Homer the Whopper, Comic Book Guy created the comic book series Everyman. He apparently created 278 issues, including the controversial issue with the death of Marmaduke. However, he was reluctant to self-publish them initially because he feared that he'd be mocked by the internet community for his comics. While trying to exhasperate Comic Book Guy by feigning complete ignorance on the history of Spiderman, Bart and Milhouse stumbled upon a draft of an issue of Everyman that he was working on. Comic Book Guy then learned that Bart and Milhouse actually liked the comic, and after a bit of convincing, he decided to self-publish. The comic's popularity started to soar as a result, with a movie project starting for the Summer Market. Some movie executives requested to make Everyman into a movie. Comic Book Guy is reluctant to allow them to work with the movie, especially as the same movie industry apparently ruined the Stratego movie for him. He eventually relents, but only under the condition that he picks the person who will portray Everyman. When they refused that condition, he opened the door to the store, implying that he wanted them to leave, until they agreed to that condition, commenting that being a Hollywood Producer is the closest thing to a physical sport that he could ever do. He later explains that he wants a "complete loser" to portray Everyman. He then picks Homer Simpson for the part, after the latter accidentally walked into the store, not realizing it was closed for auditioning. He then spent his time talking to people at his new, hollywood-style house about what it is like to be a producer, and adopting a Cambodian Orphan named Prius. However, when the movie was going overbudget and Homer ended up gaining an eating disorder due to his fitness coach abandoning him for Turtle (to the extent that he couldn't even get out of his trailer without it being sawed off), he tried to end production of the film, but ended up being thrown out by security into a dumpster with disgraced executives. He later ended up sacrificing any chance at another Everyman movie being made by voicing his honest opinion that the Everyman movie was the worst movie ever. It is unknown if he still worked on his comics after this.

=== Relationships ===
Comic Book Guy was once married—in an online role-playing game. He and his Internet wife contemplated having children, but that would have severely drained his power crystals. He was shown paired with a blond woman (asking if she enjoyed comic books) during a mass-marriage that occurred when a cult took over Springfield, and presumably the two were wed in the mass ceremony.<ref>[[The Joy of Sect]]</ref> While part of an intellectual [[wiktionary:junta|junta]] that [[They Saved Lisa's Brain|briefly ran Springfield]], he proposed plans to limit breeding to once every seven years (a reference to the Vulcan blood fever of mating, called Pon Farr), commenting that this would mean much less breeding for most, but for him, "much, much more". He was a virgin well into his forties when he became romantically involved with [[Principal Skinner]]'s mother [[Agnes Skinner|Agnes]]. ([[Clancy Wiggum|Chief Wiggum]] was notably repulsed when he and his officers stumbled upon the couple "in the act".) He later dated [[Edna Krabappel]] and was shown with the superman logo tattooed on his upper right buttock (which is interesting, as in the Comic Book Guy's Book of Pop Culture, he states that he hates Superman).

== Non-Canon Appearances ==
{{Noncanon}}
===The Simpsons Game===
Comic Book Guy appears throughout the entire game to point out various videogame cliches that the player can unlock by performing certain actions. He also appears as one of the contestants in the Duff Ultimate Eating Challenge in the level [[Around the World in 80 Bites]], and in the form of a gang of sumo wrestlers in [[Big Super Happy Fun Fun Game]].

== Behind the Laughter ==
Comic Book Guy was partly inspired by a clerk at the Los Angeles Amok book shop who often "[sat] on the high stool, kind of lording over the store with that supercilious attitude and eating behind the counter a big Styrofoam containerful of fried clams with a lot of tartare sauce." [[Matt Groening]] noted that: "I can't tell you how many times people have come up to me and said, 'I know who you based that comic book guy on. It's that comic-book guy right down the block.' And I have to tell them, "No, it's ''every'' comic-bookstore guy in America."
Hank Azaria based Comic Book Guy's voice on a student who went by the name "F", and lived in the room next door at his college. Azaria also "loves that the character is an adult who argues with kids as if they're his peers."

A long-running gag on the show was never to reveal the character's name, with other characters referring to him as "Comic Book Guy". Finally, in the February 6, 2005 episode, "[[Homer and Ned's Hail Mary Pass]]," Comic Book Guy nonchalantly told [[Ned Flanders]], "My name is Jeff Albertson, but everyone calls me 'Comic Book Guy'." [[Showrunner]] [[Al Jean]] remarked, "That was specifically done to make people really mad. We just tried to pick a generic name. It was also the Super Bowl show, so we did it so the most people possible would see it." Groening stated that he had originally intended him to be called Louis Lane and be "obsessed and tormented by" Lois Lane, but was out of the room when the writers named him.
[[File:Comic book guy book.jpg|thumb|Comic Book Guy's Book of Pop Culture]]
The comic book guy has also been seen in quite a few episodes but he has had very few episodes where he is a major character. He is rarely seen outside The Android's Dungeon store and most of his interactions are with [[Bart Simpson]]. The comic book guy wasn't seen very often early in the series of the show and has not been seen very much in the 19th season.

===Trivia===
*Comic Book Guy has an IQ of 170.

=== Merchandising ===
Even though Comic Book Guy is just a recurring character, he still has some merchandise such as, Comic Books Guy's Book of Pop Culture. He also appears on the cover of the twelfth season DVD.

== Appearances ==
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{{scroll|
*{{ep|Three Men and a Comic Book}}
*{{ep|I Married Marge}}
*{{ep|Radio Bart}}
*{{ep|Lisa the Greek}}
*{{ep|Homer Alone}}
*{{ep|Homer at the Bat}}
*{{ep|Kamp Krusty}}
*{{ep|A Streetcar Named Marge}}
*{{ep|Homer the Heretic}}
*{{ep|Lisa the Beauty Queen}}
*{{THOH|Treehouse of Horror III}}
*{{ep|Itchy and Scratchy: The Movie}}
*{{ep|Marge Gets a Job}}
*{{ep|New Kid on the Block}}
*{{ep|Homer's Triple Bypass}}
*{{ep|Selma's Choice}}
*{{ep|Brother from the Same Planet}}
*{{ep|I Love Lisa}}
*{{ep|So It's Come to This: A Simpsons Clip Show}}
*{{ep|The Front}}
*{{ep|Whacking Day}}
*{{ep|Marge in Chains}}
*{{ep|Homer vs. Dignity}}
*{{ep|Worst Episode Ever}}
*{{ep|Gump Roast|(mentioned)}}
*{{ep|Homer and Ned's Hail Mary Pass}}
*{{ep|Springfield Up}}
*{{ep|Yokel Chords}}
*{{ep|Rednecks and Broomsticks}}
*{{ep|The Fool Monty}}
*{{ep|Moms I'd Like to Forget}}
* {{Ep|The Ned-Liest Catch}}
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*{{game|The Simpsons Road Rage}}
*{{game|The Simpsons: Hit and Run}}
*{{game|The Simpsons Game}}
*{{Bon|Radioactive Homer}}
*{{Bk|Simpsons World The Ultimate Episode Guide: Seasons 1-20}}
}}

== References ==
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Buck-toothed boy

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{{title|Chuck}}
{{Character
|name = Chuck
|image = [[File:ChuckStudent.PNG|200px]]
|gender = {{Male}}
|hair = Usually brown or blond
|status = Alive
|age = 10
|job = Student
|relatives =
|appearance = "[[Bart the General]]"
|voiced by = [[Nancy Cartwright]]
}}

'''Chuck''' is a student seen in both [[Bart]] and Lisa's classes. He has a single tooth always showing. His hair is usually brown or blond, but it is occasionally other colours. He is seen to be good friends with [[Richard]]. He is the kid that asked [[Lyle Lanley]] if the [[Monorail]] could out run the Flash.

He loves a good Wrigley walk. His father is quite hard on him, chiding him for his verbal gaffes, "We the Purple? What the hell was that," as well as not trusting Chuck to create his own volcano for the science fair.

==Behind the Laughter==
He has been seen in both Lisa and Bart's classrooms, although more often in the latter.

== Appearances ==
*{{ep|Bart the General}}
*{{ep|Lisa's Substitute}}
*{{ep|Marge vs. The Monorail}}
*{{ep|Duffless}}
*{{ep|The Debarted}}
*{{ep|Love is a Many-Strangled Thing}}
*{{bk|The Bart Book}}
*{{bk|Bart Simpson: Class Clown|Front cover}}

{{Simpsons characters}}
{{Springfield Elementary}}

[[Category:Male characters]]
[[Category:Children]]
[[Category:Characters]]
[[Category:Characters voiced by Nancy Cartwright]]
[[Category:Springfield Elementary School students]]

Pyro

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{{Character
|name = Chase
|image = [[File:Chase (Pyro).jpg|250px]] Pyro (right)
|gender = {{Male}}
|hair = Blond
|age =
|status= Alive
|job = American Gladiator
|relatives =
|appearance = "[[A Milhouse Divided]]"
|voiced by = [[Hank Azaria]]
}}

'''Chase''', also known as '''Pyro''', is an American Gladiator, a parody of the real-life Gladiator Nitro. He dated [[Luann Van Houten|Luann]] after she divorced from [[Kirk Van Houten|Kirk]]. Their relationship ends when it she's caught cheating on him with his best friend [[Gyro]]. He also made a cameo in the Simpsons movie. When Bart and Pyro first meet, Pyro impresses Bart when he reveals that smashing a chair against him doesn't even cause him to flinch. Bart later attempts to do a similar trick to Homer while he was bathing, although Homer ends up crying in agony.

== Appearances ==
* {{ep|A Milhouse Divided}}
* {{ep|The Principal and the Pauper}}
* {{ep|Wild Barts Can't Be Broken}}
* {{ep|Mom and Pop Art}}
* {{ep|Alone Again, Natura-Diddily}}
* {{ep|It's A Mad, Mad, Mad, Mad Marge}}
* {{ep|Day of the Jackanapes}}
* {{ep|A Star is Born-Again}}

{{Simpsons characters}}
[[Category:Recurring characters]]
[[Category:Male characters]]
[[Category:Adults]]
[[Category:Characters]]
[[Category:Characters voiced by Hank Azaria]]

Charles Bronson

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{{Character
|name = Charles Bronson
|image = [[File:Death Wish IX.png|200px]]
|gender = {{Male}}
|hair = Black
|status=Alive
|age =
|job =Actor
|relatives =
|appearance = "[[A Star is Burns]]"
|voiced by =[[Hank Azaria]]
}}

'''Charles Bronson''' is an American actor.
==History==
[[Marge]] was looking for a critic to judge the [[Springfield Film Festival]] when she started to watch an episode of ''Coming Attractions'' where they reviewed ''[[Death Wish IX]]'',a film Bronson was starring in.

==Behind the Laughter==
*[[Hank Azaria]], not {{w|Charles Bronson}}, provided the voice of the Charles Bronson character.

== Appearances ==
* {{Ep|A Star is Burns}}

{{Simpsons characters}}
{{DEFAULTSORT:Bronson, Charles}}
[[Category:One time characters]]
[[Category:Seniors]]
[[Category:Real world characters]]
[[Category:Characters voiced by Hank Azaria]]

[[sv:Charles Bronson]]

Cap'n Jack's Bait and Tackle

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{{Location
|name= Cap'n Jack's Bait and Tackle
|image= [[File:Capn Jacks Bait and Tackle.png|250px]]
|District=
|Town=
|use= Selling fishing gear
|owner=
|employees=
|first appearance= [[Bonfire of the Manatees]]
}}

'''Cap'n Jack's Bait and Tackle''' is a store that sells fishing gear, like bait and tackle. It is seen on a pier at a harbor, alongside a number of restaurants including [[Fish 'n' Chips]], [[Snack Shack]] and [[Burgers n' Fries]]. The store has an anchor hanging above its door.

==History==
The restaurant is located at a harbor, near the coast where [[Marge]] was helping rescue Manatees. [[Homer]], [[Bart]] and [[Lisa]] walk by it while Homer is trying to think up a way to save the manatees in order to get Marge to come back home. His initial idea required donating his time, and money but he decided to "screw that" because it would take too much effort. Bart then notices some jet skiers about to attack a group of manatees, which Homer sees as a perfect opportunity to help the animals.

== Appearances ==
* {{ep|Bonfire of the Manatees}}

[[Category:Locations]]
[[Category:One time locations]]
[[Category:Shops]]

List of guest stars

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:''For people who rejected the show, see [[Intended guest stars]].''

This is a '''list of guest stars who appeared on ''The Simpsons'''''. Many episodes of iconic animated series [[The Simpsons]] feature celebrity guests contributing their voices to the show, whether as themselves or as fictional characters. This list does not include those celebrities whose voices have merely been impersonated. For the 20th anniversairy they made a special episode based on all the celebrities who have guest starred in The Simpsons.

There are several non-regular voices who make appearances but are credited as "also starring" and not guest voices. These voices are not mentioned here. As well, [[Marcia Wallace]] has made many de facto appearances and has always been credited as a guest star. Only the episodes in which her character [[Edna Krabappel]] plays a significant role are mentioned here. This is partially because the list becomes a lot more cluttered because she has guest starred in close to a hundred episodes, so although she is only credited a few times here, she has "guest starred" in many episodes.

== [[Season 1]] ==
*'''Episode 7G08''' - "[[Simpsons Roasting on an Open Fire]]"
**None

*'''Episode 7G02''' - "[[Bart the Genius]]"
**[[Marcia Wallace]] as [[Edna Krabappel]]

*'''Episode 7G03''' - "[[Homer's Odyssey]]"
**[[Sam McMurray]] as [[Springfield Nuclear Power Plant employee]]

*'''Episode 7G04''' - "[[There's No Disgrace Like Home]]"
**None

*'''Episode 7G05''' - "[[Bart the General]]"
**None

*'''Episode 7G06''' - "[[Moaning Lisa]]"
**[[Ron Taylor]] as [[Bleeding Gums Murphy]]

*'''Episode 7G09''' - "[[The Call of the Simpsons]]"
**[[Albert Brooks]] as [[Cowboy Bob]] (Credited as A. Brooks)

*'''Episode 7G07''' - "[[The Telltale Head]]"
**None

*'''Episode 7G11''' - "[[Life on the Fast Lane]]"
**Albert Brooks as [[Jacques]] (Credited as A. Brooks)

*'''Episode 7G10''' - "[[Homer's Night Out]]"
**[[Sam McMurray]] as [[Gulliver Dark]]

*'''Episode 7G13''' - "[[The Crepes of Wrath]]"
**None

*'''Episode 7G12''' - "[[Krusty Gets Busted]]"
**[[Kelsey Grammer]] as [[Sideshow Bob]]

*'''Episode 7G01''' - "[[Some Enchanted Evening]]"
**[[June Foray]] as [[Babysitting receptionist]]
**[[Penny Marshall]] as [[Ms. Botz]]
**[[Paul Willson]] as the [[Howard (florist)|Howard]]

== [[Season 2]] ==
* '''Episode 7F03''' - "[[Bart Gets an F]]"
**None

*'''Episode 7F02''' - "[[Simpson and Delilah]]"
** [[Harvey Fierstein]] as [[Karl]]

*'''Episode 7F04''' - "[[Treehouse of Horror]]"
**[[James Earl Jones]] as [[Moving Man]], [[Serak the Preparer]] and [[The Raven narrator]]

*'''Episode 7F01''' - "[[Two Cars in Every Garage and Three Eyes on Every Fish]]"
**None

*'''Episode 7F05''' - "[[Dancin' Homer]]"
** [[Tony Bennett]] as [[Tony Bennett (character)|Himself]] (first guest star to appear as himself)
** [[Tom Poston]] as [[Capital City Goofball]]
**[[Daryl L. Coley]] as [[Bleeding Gums Murphy]]
**[[Ken Levine]] as [[Dan Horde]]

*'''Episode 7F08''' - "[[Dead Putting Society]]"
**None

*'''Episode 7F07''' - "[[Bart vs. Thanksgiving]]"
**[[Greg Berg]] as [[Rory]]

*'''Episode 7F06''' - "[[Bart the Daredevil]]"
** None

*'''Episode 7F09''' - "[[Itchy & Scratchy & Marge]]"
** [[Alex Rocco]] as [[Roger Meyers Jr.]]

*'''Episode 7F10''' - "[[Bart Gets Hit by a Car]]"
**[[Phil Hartman]] as [[Lionel Hutz]] and the voice of [[Heaven]]

*'''Episode 7F11''' - "[[One Fish, Two Fish, Blowfish, Blue Fish]]"
**[[George Takei]] as [[Akira]]
** [[Joey Miyashima]] as [[Toshiro]]
**[[Sab Shimono]] as the [[Master Sushi Chef]]
**[[Diana Tanaka]] as the [[Hostess]]
**[[Larry King]] as [[Lary King (character)|Himself]]

*'''Episode 7F12''' - "[[The Way We Was]]"
**[[Jon Lovitz]] as [[Artie Ziff]] and [[Mr. Seckofsky]]

*'''Episode 7F13''' - "[[Homer vs. Lisa and the 8th Commandment]]"
**[[Phil Hartman]] as [[Troy McClure]], the [[Cable guy]], and [[Moses]]

*'''Episode 7F15''' - "[[Principal Charming]]"
**None

*'''Episode 7F16''' - "[[Oh Brother, Where Art Thou?]]"
** [[Danny DeVito]] as [[Herb Powell]]

*'''Episode 7F14''' - "[[Bart's Dog Gets an F]]"
**[[Tracey Ullman]] as [[Sylvia Winfield]] and [[Emily Winthrop]]
**[[Frank Welker]] as [[Santa's Little Helper]] and additional dogs

*'''Episode 7F17''' - "[[Old Money]]"
**[[Audrey Meadows]] as [[Bea Simmons]]
**[[Phil Hartman]] as [[Lionel Hutz]] and [[Plato]]

*'''Episode 7F18''' - "[[Brush with Greatness]]"
**[[Jon Lovitz]] as [[Professor Lombardo]]
**[[Ringo Starr]] as [[Ringo Starr (character)|Himself]]

*'''Episode 7F19''' - "[[Lisa's Substitute]]"
**[[Dustin Hoffman]] as [[Mr. Bergstrom]] (credited as Sam Etic)<ref name=Hoffman>http://imdb.com/title/tt0701164/ IMDB.com page for "Lisa's Substitute"</ref>

*'''Episode 7F20''' - "[[The War of the Simpsons]]"
**None

*'''Episode 7F21''' - "[[Three Men and a Comic Book]]"
**[[Cloris Leachman]] as [[Mrs. Glick]]
**[[Daniel Stern]] as narrator

*'''Episode 7F22''' - "[[Blood Feud]]"
**None

== [[Season 3]] ==
*'''Episode 7F24''' - "[[Stark Raving Dad]]"
**[[Michael Jackson]] as [[Leon Kompowsky]] (credited as John Jay Smith)
**[[Kipp Lennon]] as [[Leon Kompowsky]] (singing voice)<ref name=Jackson>http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0701217/ IMDB.com page for "Stark Raving Dad"</ref>

'''NOTE''': Michael Jackson was credited as John Jay Smith for this appearance. Although he provided his own voice for the dialogue, Kipp Lennon, a Jackson impersonator, did all the singing.<ref name="Jackson"/>

*'''Episode 8F01''' - "[[Mr. Lisa Goes to Washington]]"
**None

*'''Episode 7F23''' - "[[When Flanders Failed]]"
**None

*'''Episode 8F03''' - "[[Bart the Murderer]]"
**[[Joe Mantegna]] as [[Fat Tony]] and [[Joe Mantegna (character)|Himself]] (playing Fat Tony)
**[[Neil Patrick Harris]] as [[Neil Patrick Harris (character)|Himself]] (playing Bart Simpson)
**[[Phil Hartman]] as [[Lionel Hutz]] and [[Troy McClure]]

*'''Episode 8F04''' - "[[Homer Defined]]"
**[[Magic Johnson]] as [[Magic Johnson (character)|Himself]]
**[[Chick Hearn]] as the [[Announcer (Homer Defined)|Announcer]]
**[[Jon Lovitz]] as [[Aristotle Amadopolis]]

*'''Episode 8F05''' - "[[Like Father, Like Clown]]"
**[[Jackie Mason]] as [[Rabbi Krustofsky]]

*'''Episode 8F02''' - "[[Treehouse of Horror II]]"
**None

*'''Episode 8F06''' - "[[Lisa's Pony]]"
**[[Frank Welker]] as [[Princess]]

*'''Episode 8F07''' - "[[Saturdays of Thunder]]"
**[[Phil Hartman]] as [[Troy McClure]]

*'''Episode 8F08''' - "[[Flaming Moe's]]"
**[[Aerosmith]] as [[Aerosmith (characters)|Themselves]]
***[[Steven Tyler]] as [[Steven Tyler (character)|Himself]]
***[[Joe Perry]] as [[Joe Perry (character)|Himself]]
***[[Brad Whitford]] as [[Brad Whitford (character)|Himself]]
***[[Tom Hamilton]] as [[Tom Hamilton (character)|Himself]]
***[[Joey Kramer]] as [[Joey Kramer (character)|Himself]]
**[[Phil Hartman]] as [[Lionel Hutz]]

*'''Episode 8F09''' - "[[Burns Verkaufen der Kraftwerk]]"
**[[Phil Hartman]] as [[Horst]] and the [[Stockbroker]]

*'''Episode 8F10''' - "[[I Married Marge]]"
**None

*'''Episode 8F11''' - "[[Radio Bart]]"
**[[Sting]] as [[Sting (character)|Himself]]

*'''Episode 8F12''' - "[[Lisa the Greek]]"
**[[Phil Hartman]] as [[Troy McClure]] and [[Smooth Jimmy Apollo]]

*'''Episode 8F14''' - "[[Homer Alone]]"
**[[Phil Hartman]] as [[Troy McClure]]

*'''Episode 8F16''' - "[[Bart the Lover]]"
**[[Marcia Wallace]] as [[Edna Krabappel]]

*'''Episode 8F13''' - "[[Homer at the Bat]]"
**[[Wade Boggs]] as [[Wade Boggs (character)|Himself]]
**[[José Canseco]] as [[José Canseco (character)|Himself]]
**[[Roger Clemens]] as [[Roger Clemens (character)|Himself]]
**[[Ken Griffey Jr.]] as [[Ken Griffey Jr. (character)|Himself]]
**[[Don Mattingly]] as [[Don Mattingly (character)|Himself]]
**[[Steve Sax]] as [[Steve Sax (character)|Himself]]
**[[Mike Scioscia]] as [[Mike Scioscia (character)|Himself]]
**[[Ozzie Smith]] as [[Ozzie Smith (character)|Himself]]
**[[Darryl Strawberry]] as [[Darryl Strawberry (character)|Himself]]
**[[Terry Cashman]] as [[Announcer (Homer at the Bat)|Announcer]] and "[[Talkin' Softball]]" singer

*'''Episode 8F15''' - "[[Separate Vocations]]"
**[[Steve Allen]] as the "electronically altered voice" of [[Bart]]

*'''Episode 8F17''' - "[[Dog of Death]]"
**[[Frank Welker]] as [[Santa's Little Helper]]

*'''Episode 8F19''' - "[[Colonel Homer]]"
**[[Beverly D'Angelo]] as [[Lurleen Lumpkin]]

*'''Episode 8F20''' - "[[Black Widower]]"
**[[Kelsey Grammer]] as [[Sideshow Bob]]

*'''Episode 8F21''' - "[[The Otto Show]]"
**[[Spinal Tap]]
***[[Michael McKean]] as [[David St. Hubbins]]
***[[Christopher Guest]] as [[Nigel Tufnel]]
***[[Harry Shearer]] as [[Derek Smalls]]

*'''Episode 8F22''' - "[[Bart's Friend Falls in Love]]"
**[[Kimmy Robertson]] as [[Samantha Stanky]]
**[[Phil Hartman]] as [[Troy McClure]]

*'''Episode 8F23''' - "[[Brother, Can You Spare Two Dimes?]]"
**[[Joe Frazier]] as [[Joe Frazier (character)|Himself]]
**[[Danny DeVito]] as [[Herbert Powell]]

== [[Season 4]] ==
*'''Episode 8F24''' - "[[Kamp Krusty]]"
**None

*'''Episode 8F18''' - "[[A Streetcar Named Marge]]"
**[[Jon Lovitz]] as [[Llewellyn Sinclair]] and [[Ms. Sinclair]]
**[[Phil Hartman]] as [[Lionel Hutz]] and [[Troy McClure]]

*'''Episode 9F01''' - "[[Homer the Heretic]]"
**None

*'''Episode 9F02''' - "[[Lisa the Beauty Queen]]"
**[[Bob Hope]] as [[Bob Hope (character)|Himself]]
**[[Lona Williams]] as [[Amber Dempsey]]

*'''Episode 9F04''' - "[[Treehouse of Horror III]]"
**None

*'''Episode 9F05''' - "[[Marge Gets a Job]]"
**[[Tom Jones]] as [[Tom Jones (character)|Himself]]
**[[Phil Hartman]] as [[Lionel Hutz]] and [[Troy McClure]]

*'''Episode 9F06''' - "[[New Kid on the Block]]"
**[[Pamela Reed]] as [[Ruth Powers]]
**[[Sara Gilbert]] as [[Laura Powers]]
**[[Phil Hartman]] as [[Lionel Hutz]]

*'''Episode 9F07''' - "[[Mr. Plow]]"
**[[Adam West]] as [[Adam West (character)|Himself]]
**[[Linda Ronstadt]] as [[Linda Ronstadt (character)|Herself]]
**[[Phil Hartman]] as [[Troy McClure]]

*'''Episode 9F08''' - "[[Lisa's First Word]]"
**[[Elizabeth Taylor]] as [[Maggie Simpson]]

*'''Episode 9F09''' - "[[Homer's Triple Bypass]]"
**None

*'''Episode 9F10''' - "[[Marge vs. the Monorail]]"
**[[Leonard Nimoy]] as [[Leonard Nimoy (character)|Himself]]
**[[Phil Hartman]] as [[Lyle Lanley]]

*'''Episode 9F11''' - "[[Selma's Choice]]"
**[[Phil Hartman]] as [[Lionel Hutz]], [[Troy McClure]], [[Mandy Patinkin]], the [[Announcer (Selma's Choice)|Announcer]], and the [[Security guard (Selma's Choice)|Security guard]]

*'''Episode 9F12''' - "[[Brother from the Same Planet]]"
**[[Phil Hartman]] as Big Brother [[Tom (Brother From the Same Planet)|Tom]] and [[Mr. Muntz]]

*'''Episode 9F13''' - "[[I Love Lisa]]"
**[[Michael Carrington]] as [[Sideshow Raheem]]

*'''Episode 9F14''' - "[[Duffless]]"
**[[Phil Hartman]] as [[Troy McClure]] and [[Lionel Hutz]]

*'''Episode 9F15''' - "[[Last Exit to Springfield]]"
**[[Dr. Joyce Brothers]] as [[Dr. Joyce Brothers (character)|Herself]]

*'''Episode 9F17''' - "[[So It's Come to This: A Simpsons Clip Show]]"
**None

*'''Episode 9F16''' - "[[The Front]]"
**[[Brooke Shields]] as [[Brooke Shields (character)|Herself]]

*'''Episode 9F18''' - "[[Whacking Day]]"
**[[Barry White]] as [[Barry White (character)|Himself]]

*'''Episode 9F20''' - "[[Marge in Chains]]"
**[[David Crosby]] as [[David Crosby (character)|Himself]]
**[[Phil Hartman]] as [[Lionel Hutz]] and [[Troy McClure]]

*'''Episode 9F19''' - "[[Krusty Gets Kancelled]]"
**[[Barry White]] as [[Barry White (character)|Himself]]
**[[Johnny Carson]] as [[Johnny Carson (character)|Himself]]
**[[Bette Midler]] as [[Bette Midler (character)|Herself]]
**[[Luke Perry]] as [[Like Perry (character)|Himself]]
**[[Hugh Hefner]] as [[Hugh Hefner (character)|Himself]]
**[[Red Hot Chili Peppers]] as [[Red Hot Chili Peppers (characters)|Themselves]]
***[[Anthony Kiedis]] as [[Anthony Kiedis (character)|Himself]]
***[[Flea]] as [[Flea (character)|Himself]]
***[[Arik Marshall]] as [[Arik Marshall (character)|Himself]]
***[[Chad Smith]] as [[Chad Smith (character)|Himself]]
**[[Elizabeth Taylor]] as [[Elizabeth Taylor (character)|Herself]]

== [[Season 5]] ==
*'''Episode 9F21''' - "[[Homer's Barbershop Quartet]]"
**[[George Harrison]] as [[George Harrison (character)|Himself]]
**[[David Crosby]] as [[David Crosby (character)|Himself]]
**[[The Dapper Dans]] sing the songs of the [[The Be Sharps]]
***[[Jim Campbell]] as The Be Sharps
***[[Mike Economou]] as The Be Sharps
***[[Shelby Grimm]] as The Be Sharps
***[[Dan Jordan]] as The Be Sharps

*'''Episode 9F22''' - "[[Cape Feare]]"
**[[Kelsey Grammer]] as [[Sideshow Bob]]

*'''Episode 1F02''' - "[[Homer Goes to College]]"
**None

*'''Episode 1F01''' - "[[Rosebud]]"
**[[The Ramones]] as [[The Ramones (characters)|themselves]]
***[[Joey Ramone]] as [[Joey Ramone (character)|Himself]]
***[[Johnny Ramone]] as [[Johnny Ramone (character)|Himself]]
***[[C. J. Ramone]] as [[C. J. Ramone (character)|Himself]]
***[[Marky Ramone]] as [[Marky Ramone (character)|Himself]]

*'''Episode 1F04''' - "[[Treehouse of Horror IV]]"
**[[Frank Welker]] as the [[Gremlin (character)|Gremlin]]
**[[Phil Hartman]] as [[Lionel Hutz]]

*'''Episode 1F03''' - "[[Marge on the Lam]]"
**[[Pamela Reed]] as [[Ruth Powers]]
**[[George Fenneman]] as the [[Dragnet narrator]]
**[[Phil Hartman]] as [[Lionel Hutz]] and [[Troy McClure]]

*'''Episode 1F05''' - "[[Bart's Inner Child]]"
**[[Albert Brooks]] as [[Brad Goodman]] and [[McGarnigle]] (Credited as A. Brooks)
**[[James Brown]] as [[James Brown (character)|Himself]]
**[[Phil Hartman]] as [[Troy McClure]]

*'''Episode 1F06''' - "[[Boy-Scoutz 'n the Hood]]"
**[[Ernest Borgnine]] as [[Ernest Borgnine (character)|Himself]]

*'''Episode 1F07''' - "[[The Last Temptation of Homer]]"
**[[Michelle Pfeiffer]] as [[Mindy Simmons]]
**[[Werner Klemperer]] as [[Colonel Klink]]
**[[Phil Hartman]] as [[Lionel Hutz]]

*'''Episode 1F08''' - "[[$pringfield (Or, How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love Legalized Gambling)|$pringfield]]"
**[[Robert Goulet]] as [[Robert Goulet (character)|Himself]]
**[[Gerry Cooney]] as [[Gerry Cooney (character)|Himself]]

*'''Episode 1F09''' - "[[Homer the Vigilante]]"
**[[Sam Neill]] as [[Molloy]]

*'''Episode 1F11''' - "[[Bart Gets Famous]]"
**[[Conan O'Brien]] as [[Conan O'Brien (character)|Himself]]

*'''Episode 1F10''' - "[[Homer and Apu]]"
**[[James Woods]] as [[James Woods (character)|Himself]]

*'''Episode 1F12''' - "[[Lisa vs. Malibu Stacy]]"
**[[Kathleen Turner]] as [[Stacy Lovell]]

*'''Episode 1F13''' - "[[Deep Space Homer]]"
**[[James Taylor]] as [[James Taylor (character)|Himself]]
**[[Buzz Aldrin]] as [[Buzz Aldrin (character)|Himself]]

*'''Episode 1F14''' - "[[Homer Loves Flanders]]"
**None

*'''Episode 1F15''' - "[[Bart Gets an Elephant]]"
**None

*'''Episode 1F16''' - "[[Burns' Heir]]"
**[[Phil Hartman]] as [[Lionel Hutz]]

*'''Episode 1F18''' - "[[Sweet Seymour Skinner's Baadasssss Song]]"
**[[Frank Welker]] as [[Santa's Little Helper]]

*'''Episode 1F19''' - "[[The Boy Who Knew Too Much]]"
**[[Phil Hartman]] as [[Lionel Hutz]]

*'''Episode 1F21''' - "[[Lady Bouvier's Lover]]"
**[[Phil Hartman]] as [[Troy McClure]]

*'''Episode 1F20''' - "[[Secrets of a Successful Marriage]]"
**[[Phil Hartman]] as [[Lionel Hutz]]

== [[Season 6]] ==
*'''Episode 1F22''' - "[[Bart of Darkness]]"
**None

*'''Episode 1F17''' - "[[Lisa's Rival]]"
**[[Winona Ryder]] as [[Allison Taylor]]

*'''Episode 2F33''' - "[[Another Simpsons Clip Show]]"
**[[Albert Brooks]] as [[Jacques]] (Credited as A. Brooks)
**[[Sara Gilbert]] as [[Laura Powers]]
**[[Jon Lovitz]] as [[Artie Ziff]]
**[[Michelle Pfeiffer]] as [[Mindy Simmons]]
**Phil Hartman as [[Troy McClure]]

'''Note:''' These are taken from the episodes "[[Life on the Fast Lane]]", "[[New Kid on the Block]]", "[[The Way We Was]]" and "[[The Last Temptation of Homer]]" respectively.

*'''Episode 2F01''' - "[[Itchy & Scratchy Land]]"
**None

*'''Episode 2F02''' - "[[Sideshow Bob Roberts]]"
**[[Kelsey Grammer]] as [[Sideshow Bob]]
**[[Dr. Demento]] as [[Dr. Demento (character)|Himself]]
**[[Larry King]] as [[Larry King (character)|Himself]]
**[[Henry Corden]] as [[Fred Flintstone]]
**[[Phil Hartman]] as [[Lionel Hutz]]

*'''Episode 2F03''' - "[[Treehouse of Horror V]]"
**[[James Earl Jones]] as [[Maggie Simpson]]

*'''Episode 2F04''' - "[[Bart's Girlfriend]]"
**[[Meryl Streep]] as [[Jessica Lovejoy]]

*'''Episode 2F05''' - "[[Lisa on Ice]]"
**None

*'''Episode 2F06''' - "[[Homer Badman]]"
**[[Dennis Franz]] as [[Dennis Franz (character)|Himself]] (playing Homer Simpson)

*'''Episode 2F07''' - "[[Grampa vs. Sexual Inadequacy]]"
**[[Phil Hartman]] as [[Troy McClure]]

*'''Episode 2F08''' - "[[Fear of Flying]]"
**[[Ted Danson]] as [[Sam Malone]]
**[[Woody Harrelson]] as [[Woody Boyd]]
**[[Rhea Perlman]] as [[Carla Tortelli]]
**[[John Ratzenberger]] as [[Cliff Claven]]
**[[George Wendt]] as [[Norm Peterson]]
**[[Anne Bancroft]] as [[Dr. Zweig]]

*'''Episode 2F09''' - "[[Homer the Great]]"
**[[Patrick Stewart]] as [[Number One]]

*'''Episode 2F10''' - "[[And Maggie Makes Three]]"
**None

*'''Episode 2F11''' - "[[Bart's Comet]]"
**None

*'''Episode 2F12''' - "[[Homie the Clown]]"
**[[Dick Cavett]] as [[Dick Cavett (character)|Himself]]
**[[Johnny Unitas]] as [[Johnny Unitas (character)|Himself]]
**[[Joe Mantegna]] as [[Fat Tony]]

*'''Episode 2F13''' - "[[Bart vs. Australia]]"
**[[Phil Hartman]] as [[Evan Conover]]

*'''Episode 2F14''' - "[[Homer vs. Patty & Selma]]"
**[[Mel Brooks]] as [[Mel Brooks (character)|Himself]]
**[[Susan Sarandon]] as the [[Ballet teacher]]

*'''Episode 2F31''' - "[[A Star is Burns]]"
**[[Jon Lovitz]] as [[Jay Sherman]]
**[[Maurice LaMarche]] as [[George C. Scott]]
**[[Phil Hartman]] as [[Charlton Heston]]

*'''Episode 2F15''' - "[[Lisa's Wedding]]"
**[[Mandy Patinkin]] as [[Hugh Parkfield]]
**[[Phil Hartman]] as [[Troy McClure]]

*'''Episode 2F18''' - "[[Two Dozen and One Greyhounds]]"
**[[Frank Welker]] as [[Santa's Little Helper]] and the [[Greyhound puppies]]

*'''Episode 2F19''' - "[[The PTA Disbands!]]"
**None

*'''Episode 2F32''' - "[['Round Springfield]]"
**[[Ron Taylor]] as [[Bleeding Gums Murphy]]
**[[Steve Allen]] as [[Steve Allen (character)|Himself]]
**[[Phil Hartman]] as [[Lionel Hutz]]

*'''Episode 2F21''' - "[[The Springfield Connection]]"
**[[Phil Hartman]] as [[Lionel Hutz]]

*'''Episode 2F22''' - "[[Lemon of Troy]]"
**None

*'''Episode 2F16''' - "[[Who Shot Mr. Burns? (Part One)]]"
**[[Tito Puente]] as [[Tito Puente (character)|Himself]]

== [[Season 7]] ==
*'''Episode 2F20''' - "[[Who Shot Mr. Burns? (Part Two)]]"
**[[Tito Puente]] as [[Tito Puente (character)|Himself]]
**[[Tito Puente and his Latin Jazz Ensemble]], who sing "[[Señor Burns]]" and play their version of the end credits.

*'''Episode 2F17''' - "[[Radioactive Man]]"
**[[Mickey Rooney]] as [[Mickey Rooney (character)|Himself]]
**[[Phil Hartman]] as [[Lionel Hutz]]

*'''Episode 3F01''' - "[[Home Sweet Homediddly-Dum-Doodily]]"
**[[Joan Kenley]] as the Woman on the phone
**[[Frank Welker]] as [[Santa's Little Helper]]

*'''Episode 3F02''' - "[[Bart Sells His Soul]]"
**None

*'''Episode 3F03''' - "[[Lisa the Vegetarian]]"
**[[Paul McCartney]] as [[Paul McCartney (character)|Himself]]
**[[Linda McCartney]] as [[Linda McCartney (character)|Herself]]
**[[Phil Hartman]] as [[Troy McClure]]

*'''Episode 3F04''' - "[[Treehouse of Horror VI]]"
**[[Paul Anka]] as [[Paul Anka (character)|Himself]]

*'''Episode 3F05''' - "[[King-Size Homer]]"
**[[Joan Kenley]] as the Woman on the phone

*'''Episode 3F06''' - "[[Mother Simpson]]"
**[[Glenn Close]] as [[Mona Simpson]]
**[[Harry Morgan]] as [[Bill Gannon]]

*'''Episode 3F08''' - "[[Sideshow Bob's Last Gleaming]]"
**[[Kelsey Grammer]] as [[Sideshow Bob]]
**[[R. Lee Ermey]] as [[Colonel Leslie Hapablap]]

*'''Episode 3F31''' - "[[The Simpsons 138th Episode Spectacular]]"
**[[Glenn Close]] as [[Mona Simpson]]
**[[Buzz Aldrin]] as [[Buzz Aldrin (character)|Himself]]
**[[Liz Georges]] as [[Maggie Simpson]]
**[[Phil Hartman]] as [[Troy McClure]] and [[Lionel Hutz]]

'''NOTE''': Glenn Close makes an appearance in this episode in a deleted scene that was originally intended for "[[Mother Simpson]]". So, although it was not recorded specifically for this episode, her appearance is noted here. The same is true for Phil Hartman as Lionel Hutz. Buzz Aldrin's appearance is from "[[Deep Space Homer]]" and Liz Georges is from short "[[Good Night]]".

*'''Episode 3F07''' - "[[Marge Be Not Proud]]"
**[[Lawrence Tierney]] as [[Don Brodka]]
**[[Phil Hartman]] as [[Troy McClure]]

*'''Episode 3F10''' - "[[Team Homer]]"
**None

*'''Episode 3F09''' - "[[Two Bad Neighbors]]"
**None

*'''Episode 3F11''' - "[[Scenes From the Class Struggle in Springfield]]"
**[[Tom Kite]] as [[Tom Kite (character)|Himself]]

*'''Episode 3F12''' - "[[Bart the Fink]]"
**[[Bob Newhart]] as [[Bob Newhart (character)|Himself]]
**[[Phil Hartman]] as [[Troy McClure]]

*'''Episode 3F13''' - "[[Lisa the Iconoclast]]"
**[[Donald Sutherland]] as [[Hollis Hurlbut]]
**[[Phil Hartman]] as [[Troy McClure]]

*'''Episode 3F14''' - "[[Homer the Smithers]]"
**None

*'''Episode 3F16''' - "[[The Day the Violence Died]]"
**[[Kirk Douglas]] as [[Chester J. Lampwick]]
**[[Alex Rocco]] as [[Roger Meyers Jr.]]
**[[Jack Sheldon]] as [[The Amendment]]
**[[Suzanne Somers]] as [[Suzanne Somers (character)|Herself]]
**[[Phil Hartman]] as [[Lionel Hutz]]

*'''Episode 3F15''' - "[[A Fish Called Selma]]"
**[[Jeff Goldblum]] as [[MacArthur Parker]]
**[[Phil Hartman]] as [[Troy McClure]] and [[Fat Tony]]

*'''Episode 3F17''' - "[[Bart on the Road]]"
**[[Jim Lau]] as [[Hong Kong doctor]]

*'''Episode 3F18''' - "[[22 Short Films About Springfield]]"
**[[Phil Hartman]] as [[Lionel Hutz]] and [[Hospital Board chairman]]

*'''Episode 3F19''' - "[[Raging Abe Simpson and His Grumbling Grandson in "The Curse of the Flying Hellfish"]]"
**None

*'''Episode 3F20''' - "[[Much Apu About Nothing]]"
**[[Joe Mantegna]] as [[Fat Tony]]

*'''Episode 3F21''' - "[[Homerpalooza]]"
**[[Peter Frampton]] as [[Peter Frampton (character)|Himself]]
**[[The Smashing Pumpkins]] as [[The Smashing Pumpkins (characters)|Themselves]]
***[[Billy Corgan]] as [[Billy Corgan (character)|Himself]]
***[[James Iha]] as [[James Iha (character)|Himself]]
***[[D'arcy Wretzky]] as [[D'arcy Wretzky (character)|Herself]]
***[[Jimmy Chamberlin]] as [[Jimmy Chamberlin (character)|Himself]]
**[[Cypress Hill]] as [[Cypress Hill (characters)|Themselves]]
***[[Sen Dog]] as [[Sen Dog (character)|Himself]]
***[[B-Real]] as [[B-Real (character)|Himself]]
***[[DJ Muggs]] as [[DJ Muggs (character)|Himself]]
**[[Sonic Youth]] as [[Sonic Youth (characters)|Themselves]], also play the Grunge Version of the End Credits
***[[Thurston Moore]] as [[Thurston Moore (character)|Himself]]
***[[Lee Ranaldo]] as [[Lee Ranaldo (character)|Himself]]
***[[Kim Gordon]] as [[Kim Gordon (character)|Herself]]
***[[Steve Shelley]] as [[Steve Shelley (character)|Himself]]

*'''Episode 3F22''' - "[[Summer of 4 Ft. 2]]"
**[[Christina Ricci]] as [[Erin (child)|Erin]]

== [[Season 8]] ==
*'''Episode 4F02''' - "[[Treehouse of Horror VII]]"
**[[Phil Hartman]] as [[Bill Clinton]]

*'''Episode 3F23''' - "[[You Only Move Twice]]"
**[[Albert Brooks]] as [[Hank Scorpio]] (Credited as A. Brooks)
**[[Sally Stevens]] sings "[[Scorpio (song)|Scorpio]]" over the End Credits

*'''Episode 4F03''' - "[[The Homer They Fall]]"
**[[Paul Winfield]] as [[Lucious Sweet]]
**[[Michael Buffer]] as [[Michael Buffer (character)|Himself]]
**[[Sally Stevens]] sings "[[People]]" over the End Credits

*'''Episode 4F05''' - "[[Burns, Baby Burns]]"
**[[Rodney Dangerfield]] as [[Larry Burns]]

*'''Episode 4F06''' - "[[Bart After Dark]]"
**None

*'''Episode 4F04''' - "[[A Milhouse Divided]]"
**None

*'''Episode 4F01''' - "[[Lisa's Date with Density]]"
**None

*'''Episode 4F07''' - "[[Hurricane Neddy]]"
**[[Jon Lovitz]] as [[Jay Sherman]]

*'''Episode 3F24''' - "[[El Viaje Misterioso de Nuestro Jomer (The Mysterious Voyage of Homer)]]"
**[[Johnny Cash]] as the [[Coyote]]

*'''Episode 3G01''' - "[[The Springfield Files]]"
**[[Leonard Nimoy]] as [[Leonard Nimoy (character)|Himself]]
**[[David Duchovny]] as [[Fox Mulder]]
**[[Gillian Anderson]] as [[Dana Scully]]

*'''Episode 4F08''' - "[[The Twisted World of Marge Simpson]]"
**[[Jack Lemmon]] as [[Frank Ormand]]
**[[Joe Mantegna]] as [[Fat Tony]]

*'''Episode 4F10''' - "[[Mountain of Madness]]"
**None

*'''Episode 3G03''' - "[[Simpsoncalifragilisticexpiala(Annoyed Grunt)cious]]"
**None

*'''Episode 4F12''' - "[[The Itchy & Scratchy & Poochie Show]]"
**[[Alex Rocco]] as [[Roger Meyers Jr.]]
**[[Phil Hartman]] as [[Troy McClure]]

*'''Episode 4F11''' - "[[Homer's Phobia]]"
**[[John Waters]] as [[John (Homer's Phobia)|John]]

*'''Episode 4F14''' - "[[Brother from Another Series]]"
**[[David Hyde Pierce]] as [[Cecil Terwilliger]] & Man in the crowd <ref>DVD commentary for [[Brother From Another Series]]</ref>
**[[Kelsey Grammer]] as [[Sideshow Bob]]

*'''Episode 4F13''' - "[[My Sister, My Sitter]]"
**None

*'''Episode 4F15''' - "[[Homer vs. The Eighteenth Amendment]]"
**[[Dave Thomas]] as [[Rex Banner]]
**[[Joe Mantegna]] as [[Fat Tony]]

*'''Episode 4F09''' - "[[Grade School Confidential]]"
** [[Marcia Wallace]] as [[Edna Krabappel]]

*'''Episode 4F16''' - "[[The Canine Mutiny]]"
**[[Frank Welker]] as [[Laddie]]

*'''Episode 4F17''' - "[[The Old Man and the Lisa]]"
**[[Bret Hart|Bret “The Hitman” Hart]] as [[Bret Hart (character)|Himself]]

*'''Episode 4F18''' - "[[In Marge We Trust]]"
**[[Frank Welker]] as the Baboons
**[[Gedde Watanabe]] as the [[Factory Foreman]]
**[[Sab Shimono]] as a [[Mr. Sparkle factory worker|Factory worker]] & [[Mr. Sparkle]]
**[[Karen Maruyama]] as Dancer
**[[Denice Kumagai]] as Dancer

*'''Episode 4F19''' - "[[Homer's Enemy]]"
**[[Frank Welker]] as [[Executive Vice-President Dog]]

*'''Episode 4F20''' - "[[The Simpsons Spin-Off Showcase]]"
**[[Gailard Sartain]] as [[Big Daddy]]
**[[Tim Conway]] as [[Tim Conway (character)|Himself]]
**[[Phil Hartman]] as [[Troy McClure]]

*'''Episode 4F21''' - "[[The Secret War of Lisa Simpson]]"
**[[Willem Dafoe]] as [[The Commandant (The Secret War of Lisa Simpson)|The Commandant]]

== [[Season 9]] ==
*'''Episode 4F22''' - "[[The City of New York vs. Homer Simpson]]"
**[[Joan Kenley]] as Woman on the phone

*'''Episode 4F23''' - "[[The Principal and the Pauper]]"
**[[Martin Sheen]] as the [[Seymour Skinner (real)|real Seymour Skinner]]

*'''Episode 3G02''' - "[[Lisa's Sax]]"
**[[Fyvush Finkel]] as [[Fyvush Finkel (character)|Himself]] (playing Krusty the Clown)

*'''Episode 5F02''' - "[[Treehouse of Horror VIII]]"
**None

*'''Episode 5F01''' - "[[The Cartridge Family]]"
**None

*'''Episode 5F03''' - "[[Bart Star]]"
**[[Joe Namath]] as [[Joe Namath (character)|Himself]]
**[[Mike Judge]] as [[Hank Hill]]
**[[Roy Firestone]] as [[Roy Firestone (character)|Himself]]

*'''Episode 5F04''' - "[[The Two Mrs. Nahasapeemapetilons]]"
**[[Andrea Martin]] as [[Mrs. Nahasapeemapetilon|Apu’s Mother]]
**[[Jan Hooks]] as [[Manjula Nahasapeemapetilon]]

*'''Episode 5F05''' - "[[Lisa the Skeptic]]"
**[[Stephen Jay Gould]] as [[Stephen Jay Gould (character)|Himself]]
**[[Phil Hartman]] as [[Lionel Hutz]]

*'''Episode 5F06''' - "[[Realty Bites]]"
**[[Phil Hartman]] as [[Lionel Hutz]]

*'''Episode 5F07''' - "[[Miracle on Evergreen Terrace]]"
**[[Alex Trebek]] as [[Alex Trebek (character)|Himself]]

*'''Episode 5F24''' - "[[All Singing, All Dancing]]"
**[[George Harrison]] as [[George Harrison (character)|Himself]]
**[[Patrick Stewart]] as [[Number One]]
**[[Phil Hartman]] as [[Lyle Lanley]]

'''NOTE:''' Taken from "[[Homer's Barbershop Quartet]]", "[[Homer the Great]]" and "[[Marge vs. the Monorail]]" respectively.

*'''Episode 5F08''' - "[[Bart Carny]]"
**[[Jim Varney]] as [[Cooter]]

*'''Episode 5F23''' - "[[The Joy of Sect]]"
**None

*'''Episode 5F11''' - "[[Das Bus]]"
**[[James Earl Jones]] as the Narrator
**[[Jack Ong]] as the [[Chinese Fisherman]]
**[[Phil Hartman]] as [[Troy McClure]]

*'''Episode 5F10''' - "[[The Last Temptation of Krust]]"
**[[Jay Leno]] as [[Jay Leno (character)|Himself]]
**[[Bruce Baum]] as [[Bruce Baum (character)|Himself]]
**[[Janeane Garofalo]] as [[Janeane Garofalo (character)|Herself]]
**[[Bobcat Goldthwait]] as [[Bobcat Goldthwait (character)|Himself]]
**[[Steven Wright]] as [[Steven Wright (character)|Himself]]
**[[Hank Williams Jr.]] sings "[[Canyonero (song)|Canyonero!]]"

*'''Episode 5F12''' - "[[Dumbbell Indemnity]]"
**[[Helen Hunt]] as [[Renee]]

*'''Episode 4F24''' - "[[Lisa the Simpson]]"
**[[Phil Hartman]] as [[Troy McClure]]

*'''Episode 5F13''' - "[[This Little Wiggy]]"
**[[Phil Hartman]] as [[Troy McClure]]

*'''Episode 3G04''' - "[[Simpson Tide]]"
**[[Rod Steiger]] as [[Captain Tenille]]
**[[Bob Denver]] as [[Bob Denver (character)|Himself]]
**[[Michael Carrington]] as [[Drill Sergeant]]

*'''Episode 5F14''' - "[[The Trouble with Trillions]]"
**[[Paul Winfield]] as [[Lucious Sweet]]

*'''Episode 5F15''' - "[[Girly Edition]]"
**None

*'''Episode 5F09''' - "[[Trash of the Titans]]"
**[[Steve Martin]] as [[Ray Patterson]]
**[[U2]] as [[U2 (characters)|Themselves]]
***[[Bono]] as [[Bono (character)|Himself]]
***[[The Edge]] as [[The Edge (character)|Himself]]
***[[Adam Clayton]] as [[Adam Clayton (character)|Himself]]
**[[Paul McGuinness]] as [[Paul McGuinness (character)|Himself]]
**[[Susie Smith]] as [[Susie Smith (character)|Herself]]

'''NOTE''': In this episode, the individual members are not credited and only "U2" is listed. {{W|Larry Mullen}} does not have any lines in the episode and thus is not credited here.

*'''Episode 5F16''' - "[[King of the Hill]]"
**[[Brendan Fraser]] as [[Brad]]
**[[Steven Weber]] as [[Neil]]

*'''Episode 5F17''' - "[[Lost Our Lisa]]"
**None

*'''Episode 5F18''' - "[[Natural Born Kissers]]"
**None

== [[Season 10]] ==
*'''Episode 5F20''' - "[[Lard of the Dance]]"
**[[Lisa Kudrow]] as [[Alex Whitney]]

*'''Episode 5F21''' - "[[The Wizard of Evergreen Terrace]]"
**[[William Daniels]] as [[K.I.T.T.]]

*'''Episode 5F22''' - "[[Bart the Mother]]"
**[[Phil Hartman]] as [[Troy McClure]]

*'''Episode AABF01''' - "[[Treehouse of Horror IX]]"
**[[Robert Englund]] as [[Freddy Krueger]]
**[[Ed McMahon]] as [[Ed McMahon (character)|Himself]]
**[[Jerry Springer]] as [[Jerry Springer (character)|Himself]]
**[[Regis Philbin]] as [[Regis Philbin (character)|Himself]] (Real life video footage)
**[[Kathie Lee Gifford]] as [[Kathie Lee Gifford (character)|Herself]] (Real life video footage)

*'''Episode 5F19''' - "[[When You Dish upon a Star]]"
**[[Alec Baldwin]] as [[Alec Baldwin (character)|Himself]]
**[[Kim Basinger]] as [[Kim Basinger (character)|Herself]]
**[[Ron Howard]] as [[Ron Howard (character)|Himself]]
**[[Brian Grazer]] as [[Brian Grazer (character)|Himself]]

*'''Episode AABF02''' - "[[D'oh-in in the Wind]]"
**[[George Carlin]] as [[Seth]]
**[[Martin Mull]] as [[Munchie]]
**[[Yo La Tengo]] plays the "Psychedelic Hippie Version" of the end credits

*'''Episode AABF03''' - "[[Lisa Gets an "A"]]"
**None

*'''Episode AABF04''' - "[[Homer Simpson in: "Kidney Trouble"]]"
**None

*'''Episode AABF05''' - "[[Mayored to the Mob]]"
**[[Mark Hamill]] as [[Mark Hamill (character)|Himself]] and [[Leavalle]]
**[[Joe Mantegna]] as [[Fat Tony]]
**[[Dick Tufeld]] as the [[Lost in Space Robot|"Lost In Space" Robot]]

*'''Episode AABF06''' - "[[Viva Ned Flanders]]"
**[[The Moody Blues]] as [[The Moody Blues (characters)|Themselves]]
***[[Ray Thomas]] as [[Ray Thomas (character)|Himself]]
***[[Graeme Edge]] as [[Graeme Edge (character)|Himself]]
***[[Justin Hayward]] as [[Justin Hayward (character)|Himself]]
***[[John Lodge]] as [[John Lodge (character)|Himself]]

*'''Episode AABF07''' - "[[Wild Barts Can't Be Broken]]"
**[[Cyndi Lauper]] as [[Cyndi Lauper (character)|Herself]]

*'''Episode AABF08''' - "[[Sunday, Cruddy Sunday]]"
**[[Fred Willard]] as [[Wally Kogen]]
**[[Troy Aikman]] as [[Troy Aikman (character)|Himself]]
**[[Rosey Grier]] as [[Rosey Grier (character)|Himself]]
**[[John Madden]] as [[John Madden (character)|Himself]]
**[[Dan Marino]] as [[Dan Marino (character)|Himself]]
**[[Rupert Murdoch]] as [[Rupert Murdoch (character)|Himself]]
**[[Dolly Parton]] as [[Dolly Parton (character)|Herself]]
**[[Pat Summerall]] as [[Pat Summerall (character)|Himself]]

*'''Episode AABF09''' - "[[Homer to the Max]]"
**[[Ed Begley, Jr.]] as [[Ed Begley, Jr. (character)|Himself]]

*'''Episode AABF11''' - "[[I'm with Cupid]]"
**[[Elton John]] as [[Elton John (character)|Himself]]
**[[Jan Hooks]] as [[Manjula Nahasapeemapetilon]]

*'''Episode AABF10''' - "[[Marge Simpson in: "Screaming Yellow Honkers"]]"
**[[Hank Williams Jr.]] sings "[[Canyonero (song)|Canyonero!]]" (archive footage)

*'''Episode AABF12''' - "[[Make Room for Lisa]]"
**None

*'''Episode AABF13''' - "[[Maximum Homerdrive]]"
**None

*'''Episode AABF14''' - "[[Simpsons Bible Stories]]"
**None

*'''Episode AABF15''' - "[[Mom and Pop Art]]"
**[[Isabella Rossellini]] as [[Astrid Weller]]
**[[Jasper Johns]] as [[Jasper Johns (character)|Himself]]

*'''Episode AABF16''' - "[[The Old Man and the "C" Student]]"
**[[Jack LaLanne]] as [[Jack LaLanne (character)|Himself]]
**[[NRBQ]] Sing "[[Can't Buy Me Love]]"

*'''Episode AABF17''' - "[[Monty Can't Buy Me Love]]"
**[[Michael McKean]] as [[Jerry Rude]]

*'''Episode AABF18''' - "[[They Saved Lisa's Brain]]"
**[[Stephen Hawking]] as [[Stephen Hawking (character)|Himself]]

*'''Episode AABF20''' - "[[Thirty Minutes over Tokyo]]"
**[[George Takei]] as [[Wink]], the Japanese Game Show Host
**[[Gedde Watanabe]] as [[Americatown waiter]], [[Japanese father]] and [[Japanese toilet|the Toilet]]
**[[Keone Young]] as the [[Sumo wrestler]]
**[[Karen Maruyama]] as the [[Stewardess]]
**[[Denice Kumagai]] as the [[Japanese mother]]

== [[Season 11]] ==
*'''Episode AABF23''' - "[[Beyond Blunderdome]]"
**[[Mel Gibson]] as [[Mel Gibson (character)|Himself]]
**[[Jack Burns]] as [[Edward Christian]]

*'''Episode AABF22''' - "[[Brother's Little Helper]]"
**[[Mark McGwire]] as [[Mark McGwire (character)|Himself]]

*'''Episode AABF21''' - "[[Guess Who's Coming to Criticize Dinner?]]"
**[[Ed Asner]] as the [[Editor]]

*'''Episode BABF01''' - "[[Treehouse of Horror X]]"
**[[Tom Arnold]] as [[Tom Arnold (character)|Himself]]
**[[Dick Clark]] as [[Dick Clark (character)|Himself]]
**[[Lucy Lawless]] as [[Lucy Lawless (character)|Herself]]
**[[Frank Welker]] as [[Werewolf Flanders]]

*'''Episode AABF19''' - "[[E-I-E-I-(Annoyed Grunt)]]"
**[[The B-52's]] sing "[[Glove Slap]]" over the end credits
**[[Frank Welker]] as the Barnyard animals

*'''Episode BABF02''' - "[[Hello Gutter, Hello Fadder]]"
**[[Ron Howard]] as [[Ron Howard (character)|Himself]]
**[[Penn Jillette]] as [[Penn Jillette (character)|Himself]]
**[[Pat O'Brien]] as [[Pat O'Brein (character)|Himself]]
**[[Nancy O'Dell]] as [[Nancy O'Dell (character)|Herself]]
**[[Teller]] as [[Teller (character)|Himself]]

*'''Episode BABF03''' - "[[Eight Misbehavin']]"
**[[Garry Marshall]] as [[Larry Kidkill]]
**[[Jan Hooks]] as [[Manjula Nahasapeemapetilon]]
**[[Butch Patrick]] as [[Butch Patrick (character)|Himself]]

*'''Episode BABF05''' - "[[Take My Wife, Sleaze]]"
**[[John Goodman]] as [[Meathook]]
**[[Henry Winkler]] as [[Ramrod]]
**[[Jay North]] as [[Jay North (character)|Himself]]
**[[Jan Hooks]] as [[Manjula Nahasapeemapetilon]]
**[[NRBQ]] sing several songs and do their own version of the End Credits in a live video

*'''Episode BABF07''' - "[[Grift of the Magi]]"
**[[Tim Robbins]] as [[Jim Hope]]
**[[Gary Coleman]] as [[Gary Coleman (character)|Himself]]
**[[Clarence Clemons]] as the Narrator
**[[Joe Mantegna]] as [[Fat Tony]]

*'''Episode BABF04''' - "[[Little Big Mom]]"
**[[Elwood Edwards]] as the [[Virtual Doctor]]

*'''Episode BABF06''' - "[[Faith Off]]"
**[[Don Cheadle]] as [[Brother Faith]]
**[[Joe Mantegna]] as [[Fat Tony]]

*'''Episode BABF08''' - "[[The Mansion Family]]"
**[[Britney Spears]] as [[Britney Spears (character)|Herself]]

*'''Episode BABF09''' - "[[Saddlesore Galactica]]"
**[[Randy Bachman]] as [[Randy Bachman (character)|Himself]]
**[[C.F. Turner]] as [[C.F. Turner (character)|Himself]]
**[[Trevor Denman]] as the [[Track announcer]]
**[[Jim Cummings]] as [[Duncan]] (AKA Furious D)

*'''Episode BABF10''' - "[[Alone Again, Natura-Diddly]]"
**[[Shawn Colvin]] as [[Rachel Jordan]]
**[[Frank Welker]] as the Parrot

*'''Episode BABF11''' - "[[Missionary: Impossible]]"
**[[Betty White]] as Herself

*'''Episode BABF12''' - "[[Pygmoelian]]"
**None

*'''Episode BABF13''' - "[[Bart to the Future]]"
**None

*'''Episode BABF14''' - "[[Days of Wine and D'oh'ses]]"
**None

*'''Episode BABF16''' - "[[Kill the Alligator and Run]]"
**[[Diedrich Bader]] as the [[Southern sheriff]]
**[[Kid Rock]] as [[Kid Rock (character)|Himself]]
**[[Joe C.]] as [[Joe C. (character)|Himself]]
**[[Charlie Rose]] as [[Charlie Rose (character)|Himself]]
**[[Robert Evans]] as [[Robert Evans (character)|Himself]]

*'''Episode BABF15''' - "[[Last Tap Dance in Springfield]]"
**[[Frank Welker]] as the [[Mountain lion]]

*'''Episode BABF18''' - "[[It's A Mad, Mad, Mad, Mad Marge]]"
**[[Parker Posey]] as [[Becky (It's a Mad, Mad, Mad, Mad Marge)|Becky]]
**[[Marc Wilmore]] as [[Dr. Wilmore]]

*'''Episode BABF19''' - "[[Behind the Laughter]]"
**[[Jim Forbes]] as the Narrator
**[[Willie Nelson]] as [[Willie Nelson (character)|Himself]]

== [[Season 12]] ==
*'''Episode BABF21''' - "[[Treehouse of Horror XI]]"
**None

*'''Episode BABF20''' - "[[A Tale of Two Springfields]]"
**[[Gary Coleman]] as [[Gary Coleman (character)|Himself]]
**[[The Who]] as [[The Who (characters)|Themselves]]
***[[John Entwistle]] as [[John Entwistle (character)|Himself]]
***[[Roger Daltrey]] as [[Roger Daltrey (character)|Himself]]
***[[Paul Townshend]] as [[Pete Townshend]]
**[[Frank Welker]] as the Badger

'''NOTE''': The episode "[[A Tale of Two Springfields]]" featured [[John Entwistle]] and [[Roger Daltrey]] of [[The Who]], but for unknown reasons, [[Pete Townshend]] did not lend his voice. Pete did appear in the episode but was voiced by his brother [[Paul Townshend]]. In the actual episode, all three were simply credited as "The Who". In a normal episode the group name plus all the voices are listed, but it was not done in this case likely to avoid confusion. [http://www.vh1.com/news/articles/1436738/20000726/story.jhtml]

*'''Episode BABF17''' - "[[Insane Clown Poppy]]"
**[[Drew Barrymore]] as [[Sophie]]
**[[Stephen King]] as [[Stephen King (character)|Himself]]
**[[Amy Tan]] as [[Amy Tan (character)|Herself]]
**[[John Updike]] as [[John Updike (character)|Himself]]
**[[Joe Mantegna]] as [[Fat Tony]]
**[[Jay Mohr]] as [[Christopher Walken]]

'''NOTE''': In the end credits, Jay Mohr is actually credited with the voice of Christopher Walken, the credit says "Jay Mohr as Christopher Walken". This is the first time this has ever been done.

*'''Episode CABF01''' - "[[Lisa the Tree Hugger]]"
**[[Joshua Jackson]] as [[Jesse Grass]]

*'''Episode CABF04''' - "[[Homer vs. Dignity]]"
**[[Leeza Gibbons]] as [[Leeza Gibbons (character)|Herself]]

*'''Episode CABF02''' - "[[The Computer Wore Menace Shoes]]"
**[[Patrick McGoohan]] as [[Number 6]]

*'''Episode CABF03''' - "[[The Great Money Caper]]"
**[[Edward Norton]] as [[Devon Bradley]]

*'''Episode CABF06''' - "[[Skinner's Sense of Snow]]"
**None

*'''Episode BABF22''' - "[[HOMR]]"
**None

*'''Episode CABF05''' - "[[Pokey Mom]]"
**[[Michael Keaton]] as [[Jack Crowley]]
**[[Charles Napier]] as [[the Warden]]
**[[Robert Schimmel]] as a Convict
**[[Bruce Vilanch]] as [[Bruce Vilanch (character)|Himself]]

*'''Episode CABF08''' - "[[Worst Episode Ever]]"
**[[Tom Savini]] as [[Tom Savini (character)|Himself]]

*'''Episode CABF07''' - "[[Tennis the Menace]]"
**[[Andre Agassi]] as [[Andre Agassi (character)|Himself]]
**[[Pete Sampras]] as [[Pete Sampras (character)|Himself]]
**[[Serena Williams]] as [[Serena Williams (character)|Herself]]
**[[Venus Williams]] as [[Venus Williams (character)|Herself]]

*'''Episode CABF10''' - "[[Day of the Jackanapes]]"
**[[Kelsey Grammer]] as [[Sideshow Bob]]
**[[Gary Coleman]] as [[Gary Coleman (character)|Himself]]

*'''Episode CABF12''' - "[[New Kids on the Blecch]]"
**[['N Sync]] as [['N Sync (characters)|Themselves]]
***[[Lance Bass]] as [[Lance Bass (character)|Himself]]
***[[JC Chasez]] as [[JC Chasez (character)|Himself]]
***[[Joey Fatone]] as [[Joey Fatone (character)|Himself]]
***[[Chris Kirkpatrick]] as [[Chris Kirkpatrick (character)|Himself]]
***[[Justin Timberlake]] as [[Justin Timberlake (character)|Himself]]

*'''Episode CABF09''' - "[[Hungry, Hungry Homer]]"
**[[Stacy Keach]] as [[Howard K. Duff VIII]]

*'''Episode CABF11''' - "[[Bye Bye Nerdie]]"
**[[Jan Hooks]] as [[Manjula Nahasapeemapetilon]]
**[[Kathy Griffin]] as [[Francine Rhenquist]]

*'''Episode CABF13''' - "[[Simpson Safari]]"
**[[Frank Welker]] as the African animals

*'''Episode CABF14''' - "[[Trilogy of Error]]"
**[[Joe Mantegna]] as [[Fat Tony]]
**[[Frankie Muniz]] as [[Thelonious]]

*'''Episode CABF15''' - "[[I'm Goin' to Praiseland]]"
**[[Shawn Colvin]] as [[Rachel Jordan]]

*'''Episode CABF16''' - "[[Children of a Lesser Clod]]"
**None

*'''Episode CABF17''' - "[[Simpsons Tall Tales]]"
**[[Frank Welker]] as [[Babe (Simpsons Tall Tales)|Babe]] the Blue Ox/Pioneer Animals

== [[Season 13]] ==
*'''Episode CABF19''' - "[[Treehouse of Horror XII]]"
**[[Pierce Brosnan]] as the [[Ultrahouse 3000]] and as [[Pierce Brosnan (character)|Himself]]
**[[Matthew Perry]] as the Ultrahouse 3000's Matthew Perry voice

*'''Episode CABF22''' - "[[The Parent Rap]]"
**[[Jane Kaczmarek]] as [[Judge Constance Harm]]
**[[Jess Harnell]] as Various animal sounds

*'''Episode CABF20''' - "[[Homer the Moe]]"
**[[R.E.M.]] as [[R.E.M. (characters)|Themselves]]
***[[Peter Buck]] as [[Peter Buck (character)|Himself]]
***[[Mike Mills]] as [[Mike Mills (character)|Himself]]
***[[Michael Stipe]] as [[Michael Stipe (character)|Himself]]

*'''Episode CABF18''' - "[[A Hunka Hunka Burns in Love]]"
**[[Julia Louis-Dreyfus]] as [[Gloria]]
**[[George Takei]] as the [[Waiter]]

*'''Episode CABF21''' - "[[The Blunder Years]]"
**[[Paul Newman]] as [[Paul Newman (character)|Himself]]
**[[Judith Owen]] as [[Judith Owen (character)|Herself]]
**[[Joe Mantegna]] as [[Fat Tony]]

*'''Episode DABF02''' - "[[She of Little Faith]]"
**[[Richard Gere]] as [[Richard Gere (character)|Himself]]

*'''Episode DABF01''' - "[[Brawl in the Family]]"
**[[Delroy Lindo]] as [[Gabriel]]
**[[Jane Kaczmarek]] as [[Judge Constance Harm]]

*'''Episode DABF03''' - "[[Sweets and Sour Marge]]"
**[[Ben Stiller]] as [[Garth Motherloving]]

*'''Episode DABF05''' - "[[Jaws Wired Shut]]"
**None

*'''Episode DABF04''' - "[[Half-Decent Proposal]]"
**[[Jon Lovitz]] as [[Artie Ziff]]

*'''Episode DABF06''' - "[[The Bart Wants What It Wants]]"
**[[Reese Witherspoon]] as [[Greta Wolfcastle]]
**[[Wolfgang Puck]] as [[Wolfgang Puck (character)|Himself]]

*'''Episode DABF07''' - "[[The Lastest Gun in the West]]"
**[[Dennis Weaver]] as [[Buck McCoy]]
**[[Frank Welker]] as the [[Vicious dog]]

*'''Episode DABF09''' - "[[The Old Man and the Key]]"
**[[Olympia Dukakis]] as [[Zelda]]
**[[Bill Saluga]] as [[Ray J. Johnson]]

*'''Episode DABF08''' - "[[Tales from the Public Domain]]"
**None

*'''Episode DABF10''' - "[[Blame it on Lisa]]"
**None

*'''Episode DABF11''' - "[[Weekend at Burnsie's]]"
**[[Phish]] as [[Phish (characters)|Themselves]]
***[[Trey Anastasio]] as [[Trey Anastasio (character)|Himself]]
***[[Mike Gordon]] as [[Mike Gordon (character)|Himself]]
***[[Jon Fishman]] as [[Jon Fishman (character)|Himself]]
***[[Page McConnell]] as [[Page McConnell (character)|Himself]]

*'''Episode DABF12''' - "[[Gump Roast]]"
**[[NRBQ]] Sings "You’ll Never Stop The Simpsons" Over the End Credits
**[[Alec Baldwin]] as [[Alec Baldwin (character)|Himself]]
**[[Kim Basinger]] as [[Kim Basinger (character)|Herself]]
**[['N Sync]] as [['N Sync (characters)|Themselves]]
***[[Lance Bass]] as [[Lance Bass (character)|Himself]]
***[[JC Chasez]] as [[JC Chasez (character)|Himself]]
***[[Joey Fatone]] as [[Joey Fatone (character)|Himself]]
***[[Chris Kirkpatrick]] as [[Chris Kirkpatrick (character)|Himself]]
***[[Justin Timberlake]] as [[Justin Timberlake (character)|Himself]]
**[[U2]] as [[U2 (characters)|Themselves]]
***[[Bono]] as [[Bono (character)|Himself]]
***[[The Edge]] as [[The Edge (character)|Himself]]
***[[Adam Clayton]] as [[Adam Clayton (character)|Himself]]
**[[Stephen Hawking]] as [[Stephen Hawking (character)|Himself]]
**[[Ron Howard]] as [[Ron Howard (character)|Himself]]
**[[Elton John]] as [[Elton John (character)|Himself]]
**[[Deb Lacusta]] as [[Deb Lacusta (character)|Herself]]
**[[Lucy Lawless]] as [[Lucy Lawless (character)|Herself]]
**[[Joe Namath]] as [[Joe Namath (character)|Himself]]
**[[Elizabeth Taylor]] as [[Maggie Simpson]]

'''NOTE:''' All except NRBQ's and Deb Lucasta's appearance were from previous episodes. U2 was not credited as individual members, with Larry Mullen not having any lines. Taken from "[[When You Dish Upon A Star]]", "[[New Kids on the Blecch]]", "[[Trash of the Titans]]", "[[They Saved Lisa's Brain]]", "[[Hello Gutter, Hello Fadder]]", "[[I'm With Cupid]]", "[[Treehouse of Horror X]]", "[[Bart Star]]" and "[[Lisa's First Word]]", respectively.

*'''Episode DABF13''' - "[[I Am Furious Yellow]]"
**[[Stan Lee]] as [[Stan Lee (character)|Himself]]

*'''Episode DABF14''' - "[[The Sweetest Apu]]"
**[[James Lipton]] as [[James Lipton (character)|Himself]]

*'''Episode DABF15''' - "[[Little Girl in the Big Ten]]"
**[[Robert Pinsky]] as [[Robert Pinksy (character)|Himself]]

*'''Episode DABF16''' - "[[The Frying Game]]"
**[[Carmen Electra]] as [[Carmen Electra (character)|Herself]]
**[[Frances Sternhagen]] as [[Mrs. Bellamy]]

*'''Episode DABF17''' - "[[Papa's Got a Brand New Badge]]"
**[[Joe Mantegna]] as [[Fat Tony]]

== [[Season 14]] ==
*'''Episode DABF19''' - "[[Treehouse of Horror XIII]]"
**None

*'''Episode DABF22''' - "[[How I Spent My Strummer Vacation]]"
**[[Mick Jagger]] as [[Mick Jagger (character)|Himself]]
**[[Keith Richards]] as [[Keith Richards (character)|Himself]]
**[[Elvis Costello]] as [[Elvis Costello (character)|Himself]]
**[[Lenny Kravitz]] as [[Lenny Kravitz (character)|Himself]]
**[[Tom Petty]] as [[Tom Petty (character)|Himself]]
**[[Brian Setzer]] as [[Brian Setzer (character)|Himself]]

*'''Episode DABF20''' - "[[Bart vs. Lisa vs. The Third Grade]]"
**[[Tony Bennett]] as [[Tony Bennett (character)|Himself]]

'''NOTE:''' Taken from "[[Dancin' Homer]]".

*'''Episode DABF18''' - "[[Large Marge]]"
**[[Adam West]] as [[Batman]]
**[[Burt Ward]] as [[Robin]]
**[[Jan Hooks]] as [[Manjula Nahasapeemapetilon]]
**[[Baha Men]] as [[Baha Men (characters)|Themselves]]

*'''Episode DABF21''' - "[[Helter Shelter]]"
**[[David Lander]] as [[Squiggy]]
**[[Larry Holmes]] as [[Larry Holmes (character)|Himself]]

*'''Episode EABF01''' - "[[The Great Louse Detective]]"
**[[Kelsey Grammer]] as [[Sideshow Bob]]

*'''Episode EABF02''' - "[[Special Edna]]"
**[[Little Richard]] as [[Little Richard (character)|Himself]]

*'''Episode EABF03''' - "[[The Dad Who Knew Too Little]]"
**[[Elliot Gould]] as [[Elliot Gould (character)|Himself]]

*'''Episode EABF04''' - "[[Strong Arms of the Ma]]"
**[[Pamela Reed]] as [[Ruth Powers]]

*'''Episode EABF06''' - "[[Pray Anything]]"
**[[Lisa Leslie]] as [[Lisa Leslie (character)|Herself]]

*'''Episode EABF05''' - "[[Barting Over]]"
**[[Tony Hawk]] as [[Tony Hawk (character)|Himself]]
**[[Jane Kaczmarek]] as [[Judge Constance Harm]]
**[[Blink-182]] as [[Blink-182 (characters)|Themselves]]
***[[Mark Hoppus]] as [[Mark Hoppus (character)|Himself]]
***[[Tom DeLonge]] as [[Tom DeLonge (character)|Himself]]
***[[Travis Barker]] as [[Travis Barker (character)|Himself]]

*'''Episode EABF07''' - "[[I'm Spelling as Fast as I Can]]"
**[[George Plimpton]] as [[George Plimpton (character)|Himself]]

*'''Episode EABF08''' - "[[A Star is Born-Again]]"
**[[Marisa Tomei]] as [[Sara Sloane]]
**[[Helen Fielding]] as [[Helen Fielding (character)|Herself]]
**[[James L. Brooks]] as [[James L. Brooks (character)|Himself]] (Credited as Jim Brooks)

*'''Episode EABF09''' - "[[Mr. Spritz Goes to Washington]]"
**[[Joe Mantegna]] as [[Fat Tony]]

*'''Episode EABF10''' - "[[C.E. D'oh]]"
**None

*'''Episode EABF11''' - "[['Scuse Me While I Miss the Sky]]"
**[[Eric Idle]] as [[Declan Desmond]]
**[[Joe Mantegna]] as [[Fat Tony]]

*'''Episode EABF12''' - "[[Three Gays of the Condo]]"
**[[Scott Thompson]] as [[Grady]]
**[["Weird Al" Yankovic]] as [["Weird Al" Yankovic (character)|Himself]]

*'''Episode EABF13''' - "[[Dude, Where's My Ranch?]]"
**[[Jonathan Taylor Thomas]] as [[Luke Stetson]]
**[[Andy Serkis]] as [[Cleanie]]
**[[David Byrne]] as [[David Bryne (character)|Himself]]

*'''Episode EABF14''' - "[[Old Yeller Belly]]"
**[[Stacy Keach]] as [[Howard K. Duff VII]]

*'''Episode EABF15''' - "[[Brake My Wife, Please]]"
**[[Jane Kaczmarek]] as [[Judge Constance Harm]]
**[[Steve Buscemi]] as [[Steve Buscemi (character)|Himself]]
**[[Jackson Browne]] as [[Jackson Browne (character)|Himself]]

*'''Episode EABF16''' - "[[Bart of War]]"
**None

*'''Episode EABF17''' - "[[Moe Baby Blues]]"
**[[Joe Mantegna]] as [[Fat Tony]]

== [[Season 15]] ==
*'''Episode EABF21''' - "[[Treehouse of Horror XIV]]"
**[[Jerry Lewis]] as [[Jonathan Frink Sr.]]
**[[Dudley Herschbach]] as [[Dudley Herschbach (character)|Himself]]
**[[Jennifer Garner]] as [[Jennifer Garner (character)|Herself]]
**[[Oscar de la Hoya]] as [[Oscar de la Hoya (character)|Himself]]

*'''Episode EABF18''' - "[[My Mother the Carjacker]]"
**[[Glenn Close]] as [[Mona Simpson]]

*'''Episode EABF20''' - "[[The President Wore Pearls]]"
**[[Michael Moore]] as [[Michael Moore (character)|Himself]]

*'''Episode EABF22''' - "[[The Regina Monologues]]"
**[[Jane Leeves]] as [[Edwina]]
**[[Tony Blair]] as [[Tony Blair (character)|Himself]]
**[[Evan Marriott]] as [[Evan Marriott (character)|Himself]]
**Sir [[Ian McKellen]] as [[Ian McKellen (character)|Himself]]
**[[J.K. Rowling]] as [[J.K. Rowling (character)|Herself]]

*'''Episode EABF19''' - "[[The Fat and the Furriest]]"
**[[Charles Napier]] as [[Grant Conor]]

*'''Episode FABF01''' - "[[Today I am A Clown]]"
**[[Mr. T]] as [[Mr. T (character)|Himself]]
**[[Jackie Mason]] as [[Rabbi Hyman Krustofsky]]

*'''Episode FABF02''' - "[['Tis The Fifteenth Season]]"
**None

*'''Episode FABF03''' - "[[Marge vs. Singles, Seniors, Childless Couples and Teens, and Gays]]"
**None

*'''Episode FABF04''' - "[[I, D'oh-Bot]]"
**None

*'''Episode FABF05''' - "[[Diatribe of a Mad Housewife]]"
**[[Tom Clancy]] as [[Tom Clancy (character)|Himself]]
**[[Thomas Pynchon]] as [[Thomas Pynchon (character)|Himself]]
**[[Mary-Kate Olsen]] as [[Mary-Kate Olsen (character)|Herself]]
**[[Ashley Olsen]] as [[Ashley Olsen (character)|Herself]]

*'''Episode FABF06''' - "[[Margical History Tour]]"
**None

*'''Episode FABF07''' - "[[Milhouse Doesn't Live Here Anymore]]"
**[[Isabel Sanford]] as [[Isabel Sanford (character)|Herself]]
**[[Nick Bakay]] as [[Salem Saberhagen]]
**[[William Daniels]] as [[K.I.T.T.]]
**[[Dick Tufeld]] as [[The Lost in Space Robot]]

*'''Episode FABF09''' - "[[Smart and Smarter]]"
**[[Simon Cowell]] as [[Henry (Smart and Smarter)|Henry]]

*'''Episode FABF08''' - "[[The Ziff Who Came to Dinner]]"
**[[Jon Lovitz]] as [[Artie Ziff]], [[Jay Sherman]], [[Llewelyn Sinclair]], [[Aristotle Amadopoulis]], and [[Professor Lombardo]]

*'''Episode FABF10''' - "[[Co-Dependent's Day]]"
**[[Brave Combo]] plays the Oktoberfest Version of the end credits

*'''Episode FABF11''' - "[[The Wandering Juvie]]"
**[[Sarah Michelle Gellar]] as [[Gina Vendetti]]
**[[Jane Kaczmarek]] as [[Judge Constance Harm]]
**[[Charles Napier]] as [[the Warden]]

*'''Episode FABF12''' - "[[My Big Fat Geek Wedding]]"
**[[Matt Groening]] as [[Matt Groening (character)|Himself]]

*'''Episode FABF14''' - "[[Catch 'em If You Can]]"
**None

*'''Episode FABF15''' - "[[Simple Simpson]]"
**[[Michelle Nichols]] as [[Michelle Nicholas (character)|Herself]]

*'''Episode FABF13''' - "[[The Way We Weren't]]"
**None

*'''Episode FABF17''' - "[[Bart-Mangled Banner]]"
**None

*'''Episode FABF18''' - "[[Fraudcast News]]"
**None

== [[Season 16]] ==
*'''Episode FABF23''' - "[[Treehouse of Horror XV]]"
**None

*'''Episode FABF20''' - "[[All's Fair in Oven War]]"
**[[James Caan]] as [[James Caan (character)|Himself]]
**[[Thomas Pynchon]] as [[Thomas Pynchon (character)|Himself]]

*'''Episode FABF19''' - "[[Sleeping With the Enemy]]"
**None

*'''Episode FABF22''' - "[[She Used to Be My Girl]]"
**[[Kim Cattrall]] as [[Chloe Talbot]]

*'''Episode FABF21''' - "[[Fat Man and Little Boy]]"
**[[Eric Idle]] as [[Declan Desmond]]

*'''Episode FABF16''' - "[[Midnight Rx]]"
**None

*'''Episode GABF01''' - "[[Mommie Beerest]]"
**None

*'''Episode GABF02''' - [[Homer and Ned's Hail Mary Pass]]"
**[[Tom Brady]] as [[Tom Brady (character)|Himself]]
**[[LeBron James]] as [[LeBron James (character)|Himself]]
**[[Michelle Kwan]] as [[Michelle Kwan (character)|Herself]]
**[[Yao Ming]] as [[Yao Ming (character)|Himself]]
**[[Warren Sapp]] as [[Warren Sapp (character)|Himself]]

*'''Episode GABF03''' - "[[Pranksta Rap]]"
**[[50 Cent]] as [[50 Cent (character)|Himself]]

*'''Episode GABF04''' - "[[There's Something About Marrying]]"
**None

*'''Episode GABF05''' - "[[On a Clear Day I Can't See My Sister]]"
**[[Gary Busey]] as [[Gary Busey (character)|Himself]]
**[[Jane Kaczmarek]] as [[Judge Constance Harm]]

*'''Episode GABF06''' - "[[Goo Goo Gai Pan]]"
**[[Robert Wagner]] as [[Robert Wagner (character)|Himself]]
**[[Lucy Liu]] as [[Madam Wu]]

*'''Episode GABF07''' - "[[Mobile Homer]]"
**None

*'''Episode GABF08''' - "[[The Seven-Beer Snitch]]"
**[[Frank Gehry]] as [[Frank Gehry (character)|Himself]]
**[[Joe Mantegna]] as [[Fat Tony]]
**[[Charles Napier]] as [[Officer Krackney]]

*'''Episode GABF12''' - "[[Future-Drama]]"
**[[Amy Poehler]] as [[Jenda]]
**[[John DiMaggio]] as [[Bender]]

*'''Episode GABF10''' - "[[Don't Fear the Roofer]]"
**[[Stephen Hawking]] as [[Stephen Hawking (character)|Himself]]
**[[Ray Romano]] as [[Ray Magini]]

*'''Episode GABF11''' - "[[The Heartbroke Kid]]"
**[[Albert Brooks]] as [[Tab Spangler]] (credited as A. Brooks)

*'''Episode GABF13''' - "[[A Star is Torn]]"
**[[Fantasia Barrino]] as [[Clarissa Wellington]]

*'''Episode GABF14''' - "[[Thank God It's Doomsday]]"
**[[Baha Men]] as [[Baha Men (characters)|Themselves]] singing “[[Who Wants a Haircut?]]”
**[[Los Lobos]] as Themselves, they play their version of the end credits

*'''Episode GABF15''' - "[[Home Away From Homer]]"
**[[Jason Bateman]] as [[Jason Bateman (character)|Himself]]

*'''Episode GABF09''' - "[[The Father, The Son, and The Holy Guest Star]]"
**[[Liam Neeson]] as [[Father Sean]]

== [[Season 17]] ==
*'''Episode GABF18''' - "[[Bonfire of the Manatees]]"
**[[Alec Baldwin]] as [[Caleb Thorn]]
**[[Joe Mantegna]] as [[Fat Tony]]

*'''Episode GABF16''' - "[[The Girl Who Slept Too Little]]"
**None

*'''Episode GABF19''' - "[[Milhouse of Sand and Fog]]"
**None

*'''Episode GABF17''' - "[[Treehouse of Horror XVI]]"
**[[Terry Bradshaw]] as [[Terry Bradshaw (character)|Himself]]
**[[Dennis Rodman]] as [[Dennis Rodman (character)|Himself]]

*'''Episode GABF20''' - "[[Marge's Son Poisoning]]"
**None

*'''Episode GABF21''' - "[[See Homer Run]]"
**None

*'''Episode GABF22''' - "[[The Last of the Red Hat Mamas]]"
**[[Lily Tomlin]] as [[Tammy]]

*'''Episode HABF02''' - "[[The Italian Bob]]"
**[[Kelsey Grammer]] as [[Sideshow Bob]]
**[[Maria Grazia Cucinotta]] as [[Francesca Terwilliger]]

*'''Episode HABF01''' - "[[Simpsons Christmas Stories]]"
**None

*'''Episode HABF03''' - "[[Homer's Paternity Coot]]"
**[[Michael York]] as [[Mason Fairbanks]]
**[[William H. Macy]] as [[William H. Macy (character)|Himself]]
**[[Joe Frazier]] as [[Joe Frazier (character)|Himself]]

*'''Episode HABF04''' - "[[We're on the Road to D'ohwhere]]"
**None

*'''Episode HABF05''' - "[[My Fair Laddy]]"
**None

*'''Episode HABF06''' - "[[The Seemingly Never-Ending Story]]"
**[[Maurice LaMarche]] as [[Commander McBragg]]

*'''Episode HABF07''' - "[[Bart Has Two Mommies]]"
**[[Susan Sarandon]] as [[Susan Sarandon (character)|Herself]]
**[[Randy Johnson]] as [[Randy Johnson (character)|Himself]]
**[[Antonio Fargas]] as [[Huggy Bear]]
**[[Dave Thomas]] as [[Bob Hope]]

*'''Episode HABF08''' - "[[Homer Simpson, This is Your Wife]]"
**[[Ricky Gervais]] as [[Charles]]

*'''Episode HABF09''' - "[[Million Dollar Abie]]"
**[[Rob Reiner]] as [[Rob Reiner (character)|Himself]]
**[[Michael Carrington]] as ''[[Jock Center]]'' Host #2

*'''Episode HABF10''' - "[[Kiss Kiss, Bang Bangalore]]"
**[[Richard Dean Anderson]] as [[Richard Dean Anderson (character)|Himself]]
**[[Meher Tatna]] as Indian singer

*'''Episode HABF11''' - "[[The Wettest Stories Ever Told]]"
**None

*'''Episode HABF12''' - "[[Girls Just Want To Have Sums]]"
**[[Frances McDormand]] as [[Melanie Upfoot]]

*'''Episode HABF13''' - "[[Regarding Margie]]"
**[[Sal Bando]] as [[Sal Bando (character)|Himself]]
**[[Gene Tenace]] as [[Gene Tenace (character)|Himself]]

*'''Episode HABF14''' - "[[The Monkey Suit]]"
**[[Larry Hagman]] as [[Wallace Brady]]
**[[Melanie Griffith]] as [[Melanie Griffith (character)|Herself]]

*'''Episode HABF16''' - "[[Marge and Homer Turn a Couple Play]]"
**[[Mandy Moore]] as [[Tabitha Vixx]]
**[[Stacy Keach]] as [[Howard K. Duff VII]]

== [[Season 18]] ==
*'''Episode HABF15''' - "[[The Mook, the Chef, the Wife and Her Homer]]"
**[[Joe Mantegna]] as [[Fat Tony]]
**[[Joe Pantoliano]] as [[Dante Calabresi]]
**[[Michael Imperioli]] as [[Dante Calabresi Jr.]]
**[[Metallica]] as [[Metallica (characters)|Themselves]]
***[[James Hetfield]] as [[James Hetfield (character)|Himself]]
***[[Kirk Hammett]] as [[Kirk Hammett (character)|Himself]]
***[[Lars Ulrich]] as [[Lars Ulrich (character)|Himself]]
***[[Robert Trujillo]] as [[Robert Trujillo (character)|Himself]]

*'''Episode HABF18''' - "[[Jazzy and the Pussycats]]"
**[[The White Stripes]] as [[The White Stripes (characters)|Themselves]]
***[[Jack White]] as [[Jack White (character)|Himself]]
***[[Meg White]] as [[Meg White (character)|Herself]]

*'''Episode HABF20''' - "[[Please Homer, Don't Hammer 'Em...]]"
**None

*'''Episode HABF17''' - "[[Treehouse of Horror XVII]]"
**[[Richard Lewis]] as [[Male Golem]]
**[[Fran Drescher]] as [[Female Golem]]
**[[Phil McGraw]] as [[Phil McGraw (character)|Himself]]
**[[Sir-Mix-a-Lot]] sings "[[Baby Likes Fat]]"
**[[Maurice LaMarche]] as [[Orson Welles]]

*'''Episode HABF21''' - "[[G.I. (Annoyed Grunt)]]"
**[[Kiefer Sutherland]] as the [[Army Colonel]]
**[[Maurice LaMarche]] as [[Assistant Army Colonel]]

*'''Episode HABF19''' - "[[Moe'N'a Lisa]]"
**[[Tom Wolfe]] as [[Tom Wolfe (character)|Himself]]
**[[Gore Vidal]] as [[Gore Vidal (character)|Himself]]
**[[Michael Chabon]] as [[Michael Chabon (character)|Himself]]
**[[Jonathan Franzen]] as [[Jonathan Franzen (character)|Himself]]
**[[J. K. Simmons]] as [[J. Jonah Jameson]]

*'''Episode HABF22''' - "[[Ice Cream of Margie (With the Light Blue Hair)]]"
**None

*'''Episode JABF02''' - "[[The Haw-Hawed Couple]]"
**None

*'''Episode JABF01''' - "[[Kill Gil: Vols. 1 & 2]]"
**[[Elvis Stojko]] as [[Elvis Stojko (character)|Himself]]

*'''Episode JABF03''' - "[[The Wife Aquatic]]"
**[[Sab Shimono]] as the [[Japanese fisherman]]
**[[Maurice LaMarche]] as [[Billy]] the fisherman

*'''Episode JABF05''' - "[[Revenge is a Dish Best Served Three Times]]"
**None

*'''Episode JABF04''' - "[[Little Big Girl]]"
**[[Natalie Portman]] as [[Darcy]]

*'''Episode JABF07''' - "[[Springfield Up]]"
**[[Eric Idle]] as [[Declan Desmond]]

*'''Episode JABF09''' - "[[Yokel Chords]]"
**[[Meg Ryan]] as [[Dr. Stacy Swanson]]
**[[Stephen Sondheim]] as [[Stephen Sondheim (character)|Himself]]
**[[James Patterson]] as [[James Patterson (character)|Himself]]
**[[Peter Bogdanovich]] as [[Psychologist]]
**[[Andy Dick]] as [[Andy Dick (character)|Himself]]

*'''Episode JABF08''' - "[[Rome-old and Juli-eh]]"
**[[Jane Kaczmarek]] as [[Judge Constance Harm]]

*'''Episode JABF06''' - "[[Homerazzi]]"
**[[J. K. Simmons]] as [[Tabloid editor]]
**[[Betty White]] as [[Betty White (character)|Herself]]
**[[Jon Lovitz]] as [[Enrico Irritazio]]

*'''Episode JABF10''' - "[[Marge Gamer]]"
**[[Ronaldo]] as [[Ronaldo (character)|Himself]]

*'''Episode JABF11''' - "[[The Boys of Bummer]]"
**None

*'''Episode JABF13''' - "[[Crook and Ladder]]"
**None

*'''Episode JABF12''' - "[[Stop, Or My Dog Will Shoot!]]"
**[[Maurice LaMarche]] as The [[Horn Stuffer]]
**[[Stephen Hawking]] as [[Stephen Hawking (character)|Himself]]
**[[Rudy Giuliani]] as [[Rudy Giuliani (character)|Himself]] (Syndication)

*'''Episode JABF14''' - "[[24 Minutes]]"
**[[Kiefer Sutherland]] as [[Jack Bauer]]
**[[Mary Lynn Rajskub]] as [[Chloe O'Brian]]

*'''Episode JABF15''' - "[[You Kent Always Say What You Want]]"
**[[Ludacris]] as [[Ludacris (character)|Himself]]
**[[Maurice LaMarche]] as [[Birch Barlow]]

== [[Season 19]] ==
*'''Episode JABF20''' - "[[He Loves to Fly and He D'ohs]]"
**[[Lionel Richie]] as [[Lionel Richie (character)|Himself]]
**[[Stephen Colbert]] as [[Colby Krause]]

*'''Episode JABF18''' - "[[The Homer of Seville]]"
**[[Placido Domingo]] as [[Placido Domingo (character)|Himself]]
**[[Maya Rudolph]] as [[Julia]]

*'''Episode JABF21''' - "[[Midnight Towboy]]"
**[[Matt Dillon]] as [[Louie the Towboy]]

*'''Episode JABF19''' - "[[I Don't Wanna Know Why the Caged Bird Sings]]"
**[[Steve Buscemi]] as [[Dwight]]
**[[Julia Louis-Dreyfus]] as [[Gloria]]
**[[Ted Nugent]] as [[Ted Nugent (character)|Himself]]

*'''Episode JABF16''' - "[[Treehouse of Horror XVIII]]"
**[[Maurice LaMarche]] as [[NASA Scientist]]

*'''Episode JABF22''' - "[[Little Orphan Millie]]"
**None

*'''Episode JABF17''' - "[[Husbands and Knives]]"
**[[Jack Black]] as [[Milo]]
**[[Alan Moore]] as [[Alan Moore (character)|Himself]]
**[[Dan Clowes]] as [[Dan Clowes (character)|Himself]]
**[[Art Spiegelman]] as [[Art Spiegelman (character)|Himself]]
**[[Maurice LaMarche]] as [[Jock]]
**[[Sang Am Lee]] as [[Korean Singer]]

*'''Episode KABF01''' - "[[Funeral for a Fiend]]
**[[Kelsey Grammer]] as [[Sideshow Bob]]
**[[David Hyde Pierce]] as [[Cecil Terwilliger]]
**[[John Mahoney]] as [[Robert Terwilliger, Sr.]]
**[[Keith Olberman]] as [[Keith Olberman (character)|Himself]]

*'''Episode KABF02''' - "[[Eternal Moonshine of the Simpson Mind]]"
**None

*'''Episode KABF03''' - "[[E. Pluribus Wiggum]]"
**[[Jon Stewart]] as [[Jon Stewart (character)|Himself]]
**[[Dan Rather]] as [[Dan Rather (character)|Himself]]

*'''Episode KABF04''' - "[[That '90s Show]]"
**[[Kurt Loder]] as [[Kurt Loder (character)|Himself]]
**[["Weird Al" Yankovic]] as [["Weird Al" Yankovic (character)|Himself]]

*'''Episode KABF05''' - "[[Love, Springfieldian Style]]
** None

*'''Episode KABF06''' - [[The Debarted]]
**[[Terry Gross]] as [[Terry Gross (character)|Herself]]
**[[Topher Grace]] as [[Donny]]

*'''Episode KABF07''' - [[Dial 'N' for Nerder]]
**None

*'''Episode KABF08''' - [[Smoke on the Daughter]]
**None

*'''KABF09''' - [[Papa Don't Leech]]
**[[Beverly D'Angelo]] as [[Lurleen Lumpkin]]
**[[The Dixie Chicks]] as [[The Dixie Chicks (characters)|Themselves]]
***[[Natalie Maines]] as [[Natalie Maines (character)|Herself]]
***[[Martie Maguire]] as [[Martie Maguire (character)|Herself]]
***[[Emily Robison]] as [[Emily Robison (character)|Herself]]

*'''KABF10''' - [[Apocalypse Cow]]
**[[Zooey Deschanel]] as [[Mary]]

*'''KABF11''' - [[Any Given Sundance]]
**[[Jim Jarmusch]] as [[Jim Jarmusch (character)|Himself]]
**[[John C. Reilly]] as [[John C. Reilly (character)|Himself]]

*'''KABF12''' - [[Mona Leaves-a]]
**[[Glenn Close]] as [[Mona Simpson]]
**[[Lance Armstrong]] as [[Lance Armstrong (character)|Himself]]

*'''KABF13''' - [[All About Lisa]]
**[[Drew Carey]] as [[Drew Carey (character)|Himself]]

== [[Season 20]] ==
*'''Episode KABF17''' - "[[Sex, Pies and Idiot Scrapes]]"
**[[Julia Louis-Dreyfus]] as [[Gloria]]
**[[Robert Forster]] as [[Lucky Jim]]
**[[Joe Mantegna]] as [[Fat Tony]]

*'''Episode KABF15''' - "[[Lost Verizon]]"
**[[Denis Leary]] as [[Denis Leary (character)|Himself]]
**[[Brian Grazer]] as [[Brian Grazer (character)|Himself]]

*'''Episode KABF14''' - "[[Double, Double, Boy in Trouble]]"
**[[Joe Montana]] as [[Joe Montana (character)|Himself]]

*'''Episode KABF16''' - "[[Treehouse of Horror XIX]]"
**None

*'''Episode KABF18''' - "[[Dangerous Curves]]"
**[[Maurice LaMarche]] as [[Sam Toucan]]

*'''Episode KABF19''' - "[[Homer And Lisa Exchange Cross Words]]"
**[[Will Shortz]] as [[Will Shortz (character)|Himself]]
**[[Merl Reagle]] as [[Merl Reagle (character)|Himself]]
**[[Scott Thompson]] as [[Grady]]

*'''Episode KABF20''' - "[[Mypods and Broomsticks]]"
**[[Shohreh Aghdashloo]] as [[Mina]]

*'''Episode KABF21''' - "[[Burns And The Bees]]"
**[[Mark Cuban]] as [[Mark Cuban (character)|Himself]]
**[[Marv Albert]] as [[Marv Albert (character)|Himself]]
**[[Jeff Bezos]] as [[Jeff Bezos (character)|Himself]]

*'''Episode KABF22''' - "[[Lisa the Drama Queen]]"
**[[Emily Blunt]] as [[Juliet]]
**[[Fall Out Boy]] as [[Fall Out Boy (characters)|Themselves]]

*'''Episode LABF01''' - "[[Take My Life, Please]]"
**None

*'''Episode LABF02''' - "[[How The Test Was Won]]"
**[[Marcia Wallace]] - [[Edna Krabappel]]

*'''Episode LABF03''' - "[[No Loan Again, Naturally]]"
**[[Maurice LaMarche]] as [[Robert D. Eisenhower]]

*'''Episode LABF04''' - "[[Gone Maggie Gone]]"
**[[Ed Begley, Jr.]] as [[Ed Begley, Jr. (character)|Himself]]

*'''Episode LABF11''' - "[[In the Name of the Grandfather]]"
**[[Colm Meaney]] as [[Tom O'Flanagan]]
**[[Glen Hansard]] as [[Street musician]]
**[[Markéta Irglová]] as an [[Irish Woman]]

*'''Episode LABF05''' - "[[Wedding For Disaster]]"
**[[Kelsey Grammer]] as [[Sideshow Bob]]

*'''Episode LABF06''' - "[[Eeny Teeny Maya Moe]]"
**None

*'''Episode LABF07''' - "[[The Good, the Sad and the Drugly]]"
**[[Anne Hathaway]] as [[Jenny]]

*'''Episode LABF08''' - "[[Father Knows Worst]]"
**None

*'''Episode LABF010''' - "[[Waverly Hills 9021-D'oh]]"
**[[Ellen Page]] as [[Alaska Nebraska]]
**[[Maurice LaMarche]] as [[Inspector]]

*'''Episode LABF09''' - "[[Four Great Women and a Manicure]]"
**[[Jodie Foster]] as [[Maggie Simpson]]

*'''Episode LABF12''' - "[[Coming to Homerica]]"
**None

== [[Season 21]] ==
*'''Episode LABF13''' - "[[Homer the Whopper]]"
**[[Seth Rogen]] as [[Lyle McCarthy]]
**[[Matt Groening]] as [[Matt Groening (character)|Himself]]
**[[Kevin Michael Richardson]] as [[security guard]]

*'''Episode LABF16''' - "[[The Great Wife Hope]]"
**[[Chuck Liddell]] as [[Chuck Liddell (character)|Himself]]

*'''Episode LABF18''' - "[[Pranks and Greens]]"
**[[Jonah Hill]] as [[Andy Hamilton]]

*'''Episode LABF19''' - "[[Rednecks and Broomsticks]]"
**[[Neve Campbell]] as [[Cassandra]]

*'''Episode MABF01''' - "[[O Brother, Where Bart Thou?]]"
**[[Kim Cattrall]] as [[Fourth Simpson child]]
**[[Huell Howser]] as [[Huell Howser (character)|Himself]]
**[[Cooper Manning]] as [[Cooper Manning (character)|Himself]]
**[[Eli Manning]] as [[Eli Manning (character)|Himself]]
**[[Peyton Manning]] as [[Peyton Manning (character)|Himself]]
**[[Jordan Nagai]] as [[Charlie (orphan)|Charlie]]
**[[Smothers Brothers]] as [[Smothers Brothers (characters)|Themselves]]
***[[Tom Smothers]] as [[Tom Smothers (character)|Himself]]
***[[Dick Smothers]] as [[Dick Smothers (character)|Himself]]

*'''Episode MABF02''' - "[[Thursdays with Abie]]"
**[[Mitch Albom]] as [[Mitch Albom (character)|Himself]]

*'''Episode LABF20''' - "[[Once Upon a Time in Springfield]]"
**[[Anne Hathaway]] as [[Princess Penelope]]
**[[Eartha Kitt]] as [[Eartha Kitt (character)|Herself]]
**[[Gary Larson]] as [[Gary Larson (character)|Himself]]
**[[Jackie Mason]] as [[Hyman Krustofsky]]

*'''Episode MABF03''' - "[[Million Dollar Maybe]]"
**[[Chris Martin]] as [[Chris Martin (character)|Himself]]

*'''Episode MABF05''' - "[[Boy Meets Curl]]"
**[[Bob Costas]] as [[Bob Costas (character)|Himself]]

*'''Episode MABF06''' - "[[The Color Yellow]]"
**[[Wren T. Brown]] as [[Virgil]]

*'''Episode MABF07''' - "[[Stealing First Base]]"
**[[Sarah Silverman]] as [[Nikki]]
**[[Angela Bassett]] as [[Michelle Obama]]

*'''Episode MABF10''' - "[[The Greatest Story Ever D'ohed]]
**[[Sacha Baron Cohen]] as [[Jakob]]
**[[Yael Naim]] as [[Dorit]]

*'''Episode MABF08''' - "[[American History X-cellent]]"
**[[Joe Mantegna]] as [[Fat Tony]]
**[[Kevin Michael Richardson]] as the [[prisoner]]

*'''Episode MABF09''' - "[[Chief of Hearts]]"
**[[Jane Kaczmarek]] as [[Judge Constance Harm]]
**[[Maurice LaMarche]] as an additional voice
**[[Joe Mantegna]] as [[Fat Tony]]

*'''Episode MABF14''' - "[[The Squirt and the Whale]]"
**None

*'''Episode MABF12''' - "[[To Surveil With Love]]"
**[[Eddie Izzard]] as [[Queen Elizabeth II]], [[Prince Charles]] and [[Nigel Bakerbutcher]]

*'''Episode MABF13''' - "[[Moe Letter Blues]]"
** [[Don Pardo]] as [[Don Pardo (character)|Himself]]

*'''Episode MABF11''' - "[[The Bob Next Door]]"
** [[Kelsey Grammer]] as [[Sideshow Bob]]

*'''Episode MABF15''' - "[[Judge Me Tender]]"
**[[Simon Cowell]] as [[Simon Cowell (character)|Himself]]
**[[Ellen DeGeneres]] as [[Ellen DeGeneres (character)|Herself]]
**[[Kara DioGuardi]] as [[Kara DioGuardi (character)|Herself]]
**[[Randy Jackson]] as [[Randy Jackson (character)|Himself]]
**[[Rupert Murdoch]] as [[Rupert Murdoch (character)|Himself]]
**[[Ryan Seacrest]] as [[Ryan Seacrest (character)|Himself]]

== [[Season 22]] ==
*'''Episode MABF21''' - "[[Elementary School Musical]]"
**[[Jemaine Clement]] as [[Kurt Hardwick]]
**[[Bret McKenzie]] as [[Ethan]]
**[[Cory Monteith]] as [[Cory Monteith (character)|Himself]]
**[[Lea Michele]] as [[Lea Michele (character)|Herself]]
**[[Amber Riley]] as [[Amber Riley (character)|Herself]]
**[[Stephen Hawking]] as [[Stephen Hawking (character)|Himself]]
**[[Ira Glass]] as [[Ira Glass (character)|Himself]]

*'''Episode MABF17''' - "[[Loan-a Lisa]]"
**[[Mark Zuckerberg]] as [[Mark Zuckerberg (character)|Himself]]
**[[Muhammad Yunus]] as [[Muhammad Yunus (character)|Himself]]
**[[Chris Hansen]] as [[Chris Hansen (character)|Himself]]

*'''Episode MABF18''' - "[[MoneyBART]]"
**[[Mike Scioscia]] as [[Mike Scioscia (character)|Himself]]
**[[Bill James]] as [[Bill James (character)|Himself]]

*'''Episode MABF16''' - "[[Treehouse of Horror XXI]]"
**[[Daniel Radcliffe]] as [[Edmund]]
**[[Hugh Laurie]] as [[Roger]]

*'''Episode MABF20''' - "[[Lisa Simpson, This Isn't Your Life]]"
**None

*'''Episode NABF01''' - "[[The Fool Monty]]"
**None

*'''Episode NABF02''' - "[[How Munched Is that Birdie in the Window?]]"
**[[Danica Patrick]] as [[Danica Patrick (character)|Herself]]
**[[Rachel Weisz]] as [[Dr. Thurston]]

*'''Episode MABF22''' - "[[The Fight Before Christmas]]"
**[[Katy Perry]] as [[Katy Perry (character)|Herself]]
**[[Martha Stewart]] as [[Martha Stewart (character)|Herself]]

*'''Episode MABF19''' - "[[Donnie Fatso]]"
**[[Joe Mantegna]] as [[Fat Tony]]/[[Fit Tony]]
**[[Jon Hamm]] as an [[FBI agent]]

*'''Episode NABF03''' - "[[Moms I'd Like to Forget]]"
**None

*'''Episode NABF04''' - "[[Flaming Moe]]"
**[[Alyson Hannigan]] as [[Melody Juniper]]
**[[Kristen Wiig]] as [[Ms. Juniper]]
**[[Scott Thompson]] as [[Grady]]

*'''Episode NABF05''' - "[[Homer the Father]]"
**[[James Lipton]] as [[James Lipton (character)|Himself]]
**[[David Mamet]] as [[David Mamet (character)|Himself]]
**[[Michael Paul Chan]] as [[Chinese spies]]
**[[Garry Marshall]] as [[Sheldon Leavitt]]

*'''Episode NABF06''' - "[[The Blue and the Gray]]"
**None

*'''Episode NABF07''' - "[[Angry Dad: The Movie]]"
**[[Halle Berry]] as [[Halle Berry (character)|Herself]]
**[[Ricky Gervais]] as [[Ricky Gervais (character)|Himself]]
**[[Russell Brand]] as [[Russell Brand (character)|Himself]]
**[[Nick Park]] as [[Nick Park (character)|Himself]]
**[[J. B. Smoove]]‎ as [[DJ Kwanzaa]]
**[[Maurice LaMarche]] as Unknown

*'''Episode NABF08''' - "[[The Scorpion's Tale]]"
**[[Werner Herzog]] as [[Walter Hotenhoffer]]
**[[Kevin Michael Richardson]] as [[Retirement Castle orderly]]

*'''Episode NABF09''' - "[[A Midsummer's Nice Dreams]]"
**[[Cheech Marin]] as [[Cheech Marin (character)|Himself]]
**[[Tommy Chong]] as [[Tommy Chong (character)|Himself]]

*'''Episode NABF10''' - "[[Love is a Many-Strangled Thing]]"
**[[Paul Rudd]] as [[Dr. Zander]]
**[[Kevin Michael Richardson]] as various voices
**[[Kareem Abdul-Jabbar]] as [[Kareem Abdul-Jabbar (character)|Himself]]

*'''Episode NABF11''' - "[[The Great Simpsina]]"
**[[Martin Landau]] as [[The Great Raymondo]]
**[[Jack McBrayer]] as [[Ewell Freestone]]
**[[Ricky Jay]] as [[Ricky Jay (character)|Himself]]
**[[Penn Jillette]] as [[Penn Jillette (character)|Himself]]
**[[Teller]] as [[Teller (character)|Himself]]
**[[David Copperfield]] as [[David Copperfield (character)|Himself]]

*'''Episode NABF12''' - "[[The Real Housewives of Fat Tony]]"
**[[Joe Mantegna]] as [[Fat Tony (actual)|Fat Tony]]

*'''Episode NABF13''' - "[[Homer Scissorhands]]"
**[[Kristen Schaal]] as [[Taffy]]

*'''Episode NABF14''' - "[[500 Keys]]"
**[[Albert Brooks]] as [[Hank Scorpio]]

*'''Episode NABF15''' - "[[The Ned-Liest Catch]]"
**[[Joey Kramer]] as [[Joey Kramer (character)|Himself]]
**[[Ken Burns]] as [[Ken Burns (character)|Himself]]

== Season 23 ==
*'''Episode NABF16''' - "[[The Falcon and the D'ohman]]"
**[[Kiefer Sutherland]] as [[Wayne]]
**[[Tom Colicchio]] as [[Tom Colicchio (character)|Himself]]
**[[Kevin Michael Richardson]] as [[SendEx employee]]

== ''[[The Simpsons Movie]]'' ==
*[[Albert Brooks]] as [[Russ Cargill]] (credited as A. Brooks)
*[[Joe Mantegna]] as [[Fat Tony]]
*[[Phil Rosenthal]] as TV Dad
*[[Tom Hanks]] as [[Tom Hanks (character)|Himself]]
*[[Green Day]] as [[Green Day (characters)|Themselves]]
**[[Billie Joe Armstrong]] as Himself
**[[Tré Cool]] as Himself
**[[Mike Dirnt]] as Himself

{{W|Minnie Driver}}, {{W|Isla Fisher}} and {{W|Erin Brockovich}} all recorded parts for the film, only for them to be cut. [[Kelsey Grammer]] also recorded the part of Sideshow Bob for the film, which was eventually cut.

== ''[[The Simpsons Game]]'' ==
*[[Matt Groening]] as [[Matt Groening (character)|Himself]]
*[[John DiMaggio]] as [[Bender]]
*[[Billy West]] as Doctor [[Zoidberg]]
*[[Will Wright]] as [[Will Wright (character)|Himself]]
*[[Maurice LaMarche]] as [[William Shakespeare]]
*[[Kelsey Grammer]] as [[Sideshow Bob]]
*[[Vyolet Diaz]] as [[Violet]]

== Guest stars that have appeared multiple times ==
'''NOTE''': This list does NOT include unaired episodes, re-used footage, The Simpsons Movie or The Simpsons Game.
*De facto guest stars
**[[Phil Hartman]] as [[Troy McClure]], [[Lionel Hutz]], [[Lyle Lanley]], [[Evan Conover]], [[Mr. Muntz]], [[Horst]], [[Tom (Brother From the Same Planet)|Tom]], [[Smooth Jimmy Apollo]], [[Charlton Heston]], [[Mandy Patinkin]], [[Fat Tony]], [[Bill Clinton]], Heaven, Cable Guy, Plato, stockbroker, hospital board chairman, announcer and security guard
**[[Marcia Wallace]] as [[Edna Krabappel]]
*21 Times
**[[Joe Mantegna]] as [[Fat Tony]], himself
*18 Times
**[[Frank Welker]] as [[Santa's Little Helper]] and many different animals (Hasn't always been credited as a guest star)
*13 Times
**[[Maurice LaMarche]] as George C. Scott, Commander McBragg, [[Orson Welles]], [[Birch Barlow]], Assistant Army Colonel, Billy, the Horn Stuffer, NASA scientist, jock, Sam Toucan, Robert Eisenhower, an inspector and additional voices
*12 Times
**[[Kelsey Grammer]] as [[Sideshow Bob]]
*9 Times
**[[Jon Lovitz]] as [[Artie Ziff]], [[Jay Sherman]], Llewelyn Sinclair, [[Aristotle Amadopolis]], [[Professor Lombardo]], [[Enrico Irritazio]], [[Ms. Sinclair]] and Mr. Seckofsky
*8 Times
**[[Jane Kaczmarek]] as Judge [[Constance Harm]]
*7 Times
**[[Jan Hooks]] as [[Manjula Nahasapeemapetilon]]
*6 Times
**[[Albert Brooks]] as [[Brad Goodman]], [[Jacques]], [[Hank Scorpio]], [[Cowboy Bob]], [[McGarnigle]] and [[Tab Spangler]].
*4 Times
**[[Charles Napier]] as [[the Warden]], [[Grant Conor]] and [[Officer Krackney]]
**[[Glenn Close]] as [[Mona Simpson]]
**[[Stephen Hawking]] as himself
*3 Times
**[[NRBQ]] Play several different songs in various episodes
**[[Gary Coleman]] as himself
**[[Julia Louis-Dreyfus]] as Gloria
**[[Eric Idle]] as [[Declan Desmond]]
**[[Stacy Keach]] as Howard K. Duff VII
**[[Joan Kenley]] as Woman on phone
**[[James Earl Jones]] as [[Moving Man]], [[Serak the Preparer]], the narrator, [[Maggie Simpson|Maggie]] in an alternative universe and himself
**[[Pamela Reed]] as [[Ruth Powers]]
**[[Alex Rocco]] as [[Roger Meyers, Jr.]]
**[[Sab Shimono]] as Master Sushi Chef, Japanese worker, Mr. Sparkle and Japanese Fisherman
**[[George Takei]] as [[Akira]], [[Wink]] and waiter
**[[Gedde Watanabe]] as Americatown Waiter, Talking Toilet, Factory Foreman and Worker and the Japanese father
**[[Karen Maruyama]] as Dancing Woman and Japanese Stewardess
**[[Denice Kumagai]] as the dancing woman and the Japanese mother
**[[Jackie Mason]] as [[Rabbi Krustofsky]]
**[[Michael Carrington]] as [[Sideshow Raheem]], Drill Sergeant and Jock Centre Host

== Notes ==

{{reflist}}

== References ==
* Official episode guide at the Fox website [http://www.thesimpsons.com TheSimpsons.com]. Retrieved June 7, 2006 (Episode guest stars are listed underneath the episode description. In some cases, they are written in the text itself.)
** Season [http://www.thesimpsons.com/episode_guide/0101.htm 1], [http://www.thesimpsons.com/episode_guide/0201.htm 2], [http://www.thesimpsons.com/episode_guide/0301.htm 3], [http://www.thesimpsons.com/episode_guide/0401.htm 4], [http://www.thesimpsons.com/episode_guide/0501.htm 5], [http://www.thesimpsons.com/episode_guide/0601.htm 6], [http://www.thesimpsons.com/episode_guide/0701.htm 7], [http://www.thesimpsons.com/episode_guide/0801.htm 8], [http://www.thesimpsons.com/episode_guide/0901.htm 9], [http://www.thesimpsons.com/episode_guide/1001.htm 10], [http://www.thesimpsons.com/episode_guide/1101.htm 11], [http://www.thesimpsons.com/episode_guide/1201.htm 12], [http://www.thesimpsons.com/episode_guide/1301.htm 13], [http://www.thesimpsons.com/episode_guide/1401.htm 14], [http://www.thesimpsons.com/episode_guide/1501.htm 15], [http://www.thesimpsons.com/episode_guide/1601.htm 16], [http://www.thesimpsons.com/episode_guide/1701.htm 17], [http://www.thesimpsons.com/episode_guide/1801.htm 18]
* [http://www.snpp.com/guides/gueststars.html The Simpsons Archive list of guest stars]
* [http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0096697/epcast Guest star list on IMDB]
* ''[[The Simpsons: A Complete Guide to Our Favorite Family]]'', 1997. Matt Groening, Ray Richmond, ISBN 0-0072-3405-8
* ''[[The Simpsons Forever!: A Complete Guide to Our Favorite Family ...Continued]]'', 1999. Matt Groening, Scott M. Gimple, ISBN 0-0065-3168-7
* ''[[The Simpsons Beyond Forever!: A Complete Guide to Our Favorite Family ...Still Continued]]'', 2002. Matt Groening, Jesse L. McCann, ISBN 0-0605-0592-3
* ''[[The Simpsons One Step Beyond Forever!: A Complete Guide to Our Favorite Family ...Continued Yet Again]]'', 2005. Matt Groening, Jesse L. McCann, ISBN 0-0072-0819-7
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[[Category:Lists|Guest stars]]
{{Simpsons}}

Buck-toothed girl

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{{Conjecture}}
{{Character
|name = Buck-toothed girl
|image = [[File:BuckToothedGirl.PNG|150px]]
|gender = Female
|hair = Light orange (usually)
|age = 10
|status = Alive
|job = Student
|relatives =
|appearance = Unknown
|voiced by =
}}

The '''buck-toothed girl''' is a student in [[Bart]]'s class who has one tooth sticking out of her mouth.

==History==
The buck-toothed girl is often seen in the background in Bart's classroom and around [[Springfield Elementary]]. She has a tooth sticking out of her mouth, similar to [[Chuck (Bart the General)|Chuck]]. Her hair is often a light orange or light brown colour, but it is occasionally other colours. Her hair is in a ponytail. She has never spoken.

==Behind the Laughter==
Being a background character, her appearance has not been fully finalized so her hair colour often changes dramatically between episodes.

== Appearances ==
{{Incomplete}}
*{{ep|The Debarted}}
*{{bk|The Bart Book}}

{{Springfield Elementary}}
{{Simpsons characters}}

[[Category:Characters]]
[[Category:Recurring characters]]
[[Category:Female characters]]
[[Category:Children]]
[[Category:Springfield Elementary School students]]
[[Category:Non-speaking characters]]

Brush with Greatness/Credits

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'''Created By''' [[Matt Groening]]

'''Developed By''' [[James L. Brooks]] [[Matt Groening]] [[Sam Simon]]

'''Supervising Producers''' [[Al Jean]] [[Mike Reiss]]

'''Producers''' [[Jay Kogen]] [[Wallace Wolodarsky]]

'''Co-Producer''' [[George Meyer]]

'''Produced By''' [[Richard Sakai]] [[Larina Jean Adamson]]

'''Written By''' [[Brian K. Roberts]]

'''Directed By''' [[Jim Reardon]]

'''Executive Producers''' [[James L. Brooks]] [[Matt Groening]] [[Sam Simon]]

'''Starring''' [[Dan Castellaneta]] [[Julie Kavner]] [[Nancy Cartwright]] [[Yeardley Smith]] And [[Harry Shearer]]

'''Also Starring''' [[Hank Azaria]] [[Maggie Roswell]]

'''Special Guest Voice''' [[Jon Lovitz]] [[Ringo Starr]]

'''Executive Consultant'''
[[Brad Bird]]

'''Executive Story Editor''' [[Jon Vitti]]

'''Story Editor''' [[John Swartzwelder]] [[Jeff Martin]]

'''Creative Consultant''' [[David Stern]]

'''Animation Produced By''' [[Klasky-Csupo, Inc.]]

'''Animation Executive Producer''' [[Gabor Csupo]]

'''Animation Producer'''
[[Sherry Gunther]]

'''Associate Producer''' [[J. Micheal Mendel]]

'''Visual Consultant''' [[Stephen Lineweaver]]

'''Theme By''' [[Danny Elfman]]

'''Music By''' [[Alf Clausen]]

'''Casting By''' [[Bonita Pietila]]

'''Editors''' [[Brian K. Roberts]] [[Don Barrozo]]

'''Post Production Supervisor''' [[Joseph A. Boucher]]

'''Animation Production Manager''' [[Ken Tsumura]]

'''Assistants to the Associate Producers'''
[[Colin A.B.V. Lewis]]
[[Micheal McCusker]] [[George Niciforos]]

'''Production Coordinator''' [[Sarah Werner]]

'''Dialogue Sound Editors''' [[Matthew Sawelson]] [[Mark McJimsey]] [[Brian Roberts]]

'''Music Editor''' [[Chris Ledesma]]

'''Sound Effects Editor''' [[Travis Powers]]

'''Re-Recording Mixers''' [[Jim Fitzpatrick]] [[Gary Montgomery]] [[Brad Sherman]]

'''Production Mixer''' [[Brad Brock]]

'''Sound Recordists''' [[Kurt Carpenter]] [[Ken Wiley]]

'''Script Supervisor''' [[Doris Grau]]

'''Post Production Audio Facility''' [[TODD-AO]]/[[Glen Glenn Studios]]

'''Post Production Facility''' [[Laser-Pacific]]

'''Assistant to Mr. Brooks''' [[Patty MacDonald]]

'''Assistant to Mr. Simon''' [[Daria Paris]]

'''Assistant to Mr. Groening''' [[Julie Steddom Smith]]

'''Assistant to Mr. Sakai''' [[Lana Repp Lewis]]

'''Assistant to Messrs, Jean and Reiss''' [[Lona Williams]]

'''Assistants to the Producers'''[[Peter Kwong]] [[Ian Deitchman]] [[Leslie Richter]] [[Alison Elliot]] [[Paul Zerner]] [[Tammy Mandel]] [[C.J. Gibson]] [[Jamie O'Connor]]

'''Overseas Animation Directors''' [[Mike Girard]] [[N.J. Kim]]

'''Animation Production Managers''' [[Maria Elena Rodriguez]]

'''Korean Production Company''' [[Akom Production Company]]

'''Supervising Director''' [[David Silverman]]

'''Assistant Director''' [[Bob Anderson]]

'''Storyboard''' [[Raymie Muzquiz]] [[Jeff Lynch]] [[Kevin O'Brien]]

'''Storyboard Revisions''' [[Ken Harsha]] [[Audu Paden]]

'''Character Design Supervisor''' [[Dale Hendrickson]]

'''Character Design''' [[Scott Alberts]] [[Matt Groening]] [[John Rice]]
[[Sam Simon]]

'''Background Design''' [[Alex C. Dilts]] [[Phil Oritz]] [[Lance Wilder]]

'''Prop Design''' [[Ken Harsha]] [[John Rice]]

'''Characters Layout Artists''' [[Martin Archer]] [[Bob Anderson]] [[Utit Choomuang]] [[Craig Clark]] [[Tom Coppola]] [[Adriana Galvez]] [[Linda McCall]] [[Istvan Majoros]] [[Steve Mealue]] [[Edudardo Olivares]] [[Howy Parkins]] [[Lewis Tate]] [[Bob Tyler]] [[Paul Wee]] [[Glen Wuthrich]]

'''Background Layout Artists''' [[John Berman]] [[Jerry Richardson]]

'''Animation Timing''' [[Rick Bugental]] [[Jeff McGarth]]
[[Howy Perkins]]

'''Lip Sync''' [[Kent Holaday]]

'''Main Title Design''' [[David Silverman]]

'''Main Title Technical Director''' [[Rick Bugental]]

'''Main Title Animation''' [[Tibor Belay]] [[Craig Clark]] [[Mark Ervin]] [[Steve Fellner]][[Frederick J. Gardner III]] [[Jeffery A. Meyers]] [[Eduardo Olivares]] [[Kevin Petrilak]] [[Sondra S. Roy]] [[Gregg Vanzo]] [[Kevin Wurzer]]

'''Color Design Supervisors'''[[Catherine Simmonds]] [[Teale Wang]]

'''Color Design''' [[Paul Fetler]] [[Daniel Harris]] [[Gyorgyi Peluce]]

'''Painter''' [[Cookie Tricarico]]

'''Assistant Film Editor''' [[Lee Harting]]

'''Animation Checking Supervisor''' [[Jackie Banks]]

'''Animation Checker''' [[Susan Zsuzsa Lamy]] [[Merle Welton]]

'''Animation Camera''' [[Jim Keefer]] [[Laszlo Lakits]] [[Karen Shaffer]] [[Wesley Smith]]

'''Background Cleanup Supervisor''' [[Kim Taylor]]

'''Background Cleanup'''
[[Sue Bielenberg]] [[Andrew Brandou]] [[Mike Camarillo]] [[Lynna Johnson]] [[Jen Kamerman]] [[Rick Salonga]] [[Jefferson R. Weekley]] [[Doug Yurchey]]

'''Production Coordinators''' [[Miles Lewis Horst]] [[Julia Kim]] [[Eleanor Mills]]

'''Production Assistants''' [[Bev Chapman]] [[Matt Hamilton]] [[Andy Houts]] [[Denise Mitchell]]

'''Negative Cutter''' [[D & A Neg Cutting]]

'''Telecine''' [[Fred Eldredge]], [[Compact Video]]

''The persons in this film are fictitous. Any similarity to actual persons or events is unintentional.'' '''The SIMPSONS EPISODE #7F18 COPYRIGHT ©1991'''
TWENTIETH CENTURY FOX FILM CORPORATION''' ''Twentieth Century Fox Film Corporation is the author of this motion picture for purposes of copyright and other laws.
This motion picture is protected under laws of the United States and other countries. Unauthorized duplication, distribution and criminal prosecution. The Simpsons and the Simpsons characters, TM Twentieth Century Fox Film Corporation.
'''I.A.T.S.E N.A.B'''

'''Executive in Charge of Production for [[Gracie Films]]''' [[Micheal Stanislavsky]]

'''Creative Supervisor''' [[Sam Simon]]

'''Executive Creative Consultant''' [[James L. Brooks]]

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Music production

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{{WIP|Cook879}}
There are seven steps to '''music production''' on ''[[The Simpsons]]''.<ref name="step 1">[http://simpsonsmusic500.wordpress.com/2011/07/29/music-editing-101-the-spotting-session/ Music Editing 101 – The Spotting Session] at [http://simpsonsmusic500.wordpress.com/ Simpsons Music 500]</ref>

== Step one: Spotting session ==
Each episode's music starts with a 60-90 minute spotting session - when the composer, music editor, executive producer/show runner and sometimes the writer and film editor meet to pick the "spots" where music will play (Sound effect and dialogue production also utilizes these sessions with their respective editors). Usually these sessions are attended by [[Alf Clausen]] (composer), [[Chris Ledesma]] (music editor), [[Al Jean]] (executive producer/show runner), [[Larina Jean Adamson]] (supervising producer) and [[Dominique Braud]] (post production co-producer).

There are two sides to the spotting session based on the three key groups in the spotting session with Jean having the final decision. Jean forms ideas over the 7–9 months of writing, voice recording and animation while the writer may have inserted notes into the script. Meanwhile Ledesma and Clausen, having seen the episode for the first time, contribute fresh suggestions.

The group go through scene by scene discussing potential music. For every cue, Ledesma asks three questions crucial in the music spotting process: 
1) Where does the cue begin? 
2) Where does the cue end? 
3) Why are we putting this cue in the show?

The timing is vital, as every second could evoke a different mood.

{{QuoteEx|A cue that starts on Bart’s face may suggest to the audience that the music is about his emotions. Start the cue ½ second later during Lisa’s reaction and the audience is led to feel what Lisa is thinking about Bart at that moment. Sometimes a cue ends right on the cut to a new scene or location. This helps tell the audience that we are on to new business. Sometimes the end of a cue is a long, held chord or note called a “tail”. When we tail from the end of a scene into the start of the next, it forms a sort of emotional “bridge” carrying the emotion of the previous scene into the next, connecting the two.|[[Chris Ledesma]]|http://simpsonsmusic500.wordpress.com/2011/07/29/music-editing-101-the-spotting-session/}}

Question three is important, as although, sometimes it can be obvious (such as sad music during sad scenes) other times the music can point towards the subtext of a scene.

{{QuoteEx|Bart puts on a happy face to hide sad feelings he has over something that happened previously in the story. The audience already knows what he’s feeling on the inside and the music plays sad to remind them of that story point. Music for Homer is often ironic – he’s all pumped up about something he’s done or some scheme he is about to hatch and the music plays to his positive attitude. But by now the audience knows that like the Coyote chasing the Road-Runner or Charlie Brown trying to kick the football, things will not turn out as planned.|[[Chris Ledesma]]|http://simpsonsmusic500.wordpress.com/2011/07/29/music-editing-101-the-spotting-session/}}

There are six types of music on the show, as with all film and TV.
*'''Underscore''' (score for short) is music that only the audience hears and is used to help convey emotion or exemplify story.
*'''Source''' cues is music coming from an in-world source (e.g. [[Lisa's saxophone]], the TV, [[The Larry Davis Experience]], e.t.c.) and can be heard from the characters themselves. This music helps set the scene (e.g. in a restaurant) or can be emotionally or plot significant like [[Lisa]] listening to [[Bleeding Gums Murphy]] and being inspired.<ref name="step 1"/>
*'''Scourse''' is a mixture of both score and source (pronounced skorss). The music is a source cue but acts like a score cue, as it contributes to the story for the audience. A good example of this is songs that feature lyrics describing a character's feelings.<ref>[http://simpsonsmusic500.wordpress.com/2011/08/10/music-editing-101-scource/ Music Editing 101 – Scource] at [http://simpsonsmusic500.wordpress.com/ Simpsons Music 500]</ref>
*Montages - a series of short scenes with only music (perhaps a few sound effects as well). Most of the time they feature popular music with lyrics which relate to the scenes and tells the story. Sometimes Clausen writes an original score for a montage, such as "[[The Land of Chocolate]]".
*Then there are "Broadway-style musical production number", a mix of both source and score.<ref name="step 1"/>
*There are also format cues - these are the [[Main Theme]], End Credits, Gracie Films logo and FOX logo.<ref name="step 2">[http://simpsonsmusic500.wordpress.com/2011/08/03/music-editing-101-music-spotting-notes/ Music Editing 101 – Music Spotting Notes] at [http://simpsonsmusic500.wordpress.com/ Simpsons Music 500]</ref>

Music editor Ledesma writes many notes, originally long hand before switching to a laptop in 2004, while Clausen records the session, with a digital audio recorder (having replaced the micro cassette recorder in 2008).<ref name="step 1"/>

== Step two: Spotting notes ==
By this time all members of the post-production crew have received a copy of the episode with a locked length. The length is the only locked variable with dialogue still being re-recorded or added, animation being fixed if necessary (redesigns, technical errors or imperfections) and music yet to be recorded or composed. This copy also has the timecode burned into it to allow crew members to discuss specific frames easily. This is removed when the episode is finally complete and submitted for broadcast.

With his notes and Clausen's recording, Ledesma uses the video to note down exact timecode the cue will start and end. Timecodes are measured as Hours:Minutes:Seconds:Frames per second (for HD episodes there are 24), starting at 01:00:00:00 and ending approximately 22 minutes later.

During this process Ledesma makes a document which details precisely the start and stop timecodes, length and description. Using the details from the session he adds a detailed description using as many keywords and phrases to help Clausen know what needs composing.<ref name="step 2"/> He also assigns each a cue a number in the #M# format, where the number before refers to the act (act being the segments around the commercial breaks) and the number after being the position in the act. For most seasons the show has had three acts, though recently (for more commercial space) this has become four. The opening theme, due to opening the episode, always has 1M1.<ref name="step 3">[http://simpsonsmusic500.wordpress.com/2011/08/09/music-editing-101-breakdown-notes/ Music Editing 101 – Breakdown Notes] at [http://simpsonsmusic500.wordpress.com/2011/08/09/music-editing-101-breakdown-notes/ Simpsons Music 500]</ref>

[[File:NABF15 music 1.jpg|thumb|right||An example of spotting notes, for "[[The Ned-Liest Catch]]".]]

The process, like much of animation production, has benefited from technology developments. Currently Ledesma spends 3–5 hours, dependant on number of cues and level of detail. In comparison, with a video tape and hand written notes the process took 6–8 hours.<ref name="step 2"/>

Also during this time Ledesma will look through the shows library of recorded cues to see if they have one that can be reused. By reusing cues, Clausen is saved time composing and in the recording studio.<ref name="lib">[http://simpsonsmusic500.wordpress.com/2011/09/07/music-editing-101-library-music-and-re-use/ Music Editing 101 – Library Music and Re-Use] at [http://simpsonsmusic500.wordpress.com/ Simpsons Music 500]</ref>

Once completed the notes are distributed by email (formerly fax) to a multitude of people:
*Composer (Clausen)
*Orchestrators (Clausen, two others)
*Music contractor
*Recording studio
*Sound effects editor
*Dialogue editor
*Producers
*Music copyists
*Librarian
*Recording engineer
*Fox Music Department

With the notes Clausen starts to organise the composing, though he can't fully compose at this point. However he will divvy up the orchestrations between himself and two other arrangers (orchestrators).<ref name="step 2"/>

== Step three: Breakdown notes ==
Breakdown notes are also known as timing notes, and are detailed transcriptions of the scenes containing music, which are used give the music editor and idea of what the compose will create.

Going through each cue, Ledesma goes to the first new cue (1M2) on his video file and types the timecode and a detailed description of the scene into a specially designed spreadsheet. The spreadsheet was designed for him by John Eidsvoog, whom Ledesma knew from a previous job at Music Design Group. Ledesma wanted to do the breakdown process on a computer and Eidsvoog suggested and created a custom Excel spreadsheet using Ledesma's parameters - Cume time (cumulative time), timecode, note. Ledesma types in the start timecode and the cumulative time becomes 0:00:00. Afterwards Ledesma enters many more timecodes and the spreadsheet works out the total cumulative time, giving the length of the cue.

[[File:NABF15 breakdown notes.jpg|thumb|right|An example of breakdown notes for cue 1M4 from "[[The Ned-Liest Catch]]".]]

Timecodes are added for all dialogue (starts and stops), cuts, fades, dissolves and significant physical actions. This means that even the shortest of cues can have many fields, and are very detailed. However by doing this Ledesma will be able to anticipate some of the things Clausen will "hit" upon in his composing. Clausen receives these and uses them to choose what he will "hit" in each cue.

As with the whole process, technology has greatly improved efficiency. Ledesma, since 2005, has relied on his Mac to do the whole job, where before hand he would use a video tape and a dedicated Atari computer to work out the notes, before photocopying and faxing (before that courier delivery) for the composer.<ref name="step 3"/>

== Composing ==
Clausen "hits" moments using maths and The Auricle Time Processor, a program which assists in the tempo/beat calculations he must do. Clausen has a set time frame to fill, and by working with the equation T X B = S (tempo X beats of music = seconds), he can figure out the tempo and number of beats needed. Having the seconds he needs, Clausen is left with two ways to work out the cue. He can decide on a tempo (generally happy and heroic are faster, while sad are slower) and then divides the seconds by the tempo to get the number of beats that need writing for the cue to fit. If Clausen wants to write a specific number of beats, he divides seconds by the number of beats and get the tempo needed to fit them into the time frame. Using The Auricle Time Processor the job is a lot easier, and a lot more accurate with tempos being to an 100th of a second.<ref name="step 3"/>

== Recording ==
The music is generally recorded nine days before broadcast with a 35-40 piece orchestra.<ref name="best">[http://simpsonsmusic500.wordpress.com/2011/08/13/1989-best-year-ever-so-far/ 1989 – Best. Year. Ever. (so far)] at [http://simpsonsmusic500.wordpress.com Simpsons Music 500]</ref>

== References ==
<references/>

Brake My Wife, Please

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{{Tab}}
{{EpisodePrevNext|Old Yeller Belly|The Bart of War}}
{{episode
|image = Brake My Wife, Please promo.jpg
|Episode Number = 311
|productionCode = EABF15
|originalAirdate = May 11, 2003
|blackboardText =
|couchGag = The Simpsons stick their heads through the holes in a cutout novelty backdrop, as a photographer takes their picture.
|specialGuestVoices = [[Steve Buscemi]] as [[Steve Buscemi (character)|himself]] [[Jackson Browne]] as [[Jackson Browne (character)|himself]] [[Jane Kaczmarek]] as [[Judge Constance Harm]]
|Written By = [[Tim Long]]
|Directed By = [[Pete Michels]]
}}

'''"Brake My Wife, Please"''' is the twentieth episode of [[Season 14]].

==Synopsis==
Because of Homer losing his driver's license, Marge has to drive everyone everywhere, which is so stressful for her that she accidentally runs over Homer leading to the two seeing a marriage counselor.

==Plot==
While on a school field trip to the [[Springfield Aquarium]], [[Seymour Skinner|Principal Skinner]] spots some yellow pearls in a clam. This turns out to be [[Bart Simpson]] mooning everyone. As Bart tries to get out of the water he is grabbed by an octopus, punched in the stomach by an tortoise and smacked on the head by a hammerhead shark. While Bart is at the hospital, [[Marge Simpson|Marge]] realizes that [[Homer Simpson|Homer]] has the insurance card but cannot find him. [[Julius Hibbert|Dr. Hibbert]] chains Bart to a radiator until the insurance card is found. When Homer eventually shows up at the hospital, saying he got side tracked by watching TV at the video store, Marge demands he get a cell phone. [[Lindsay Naegle]] walks into the hospital and sells him one. The next day Homer goes to buy a hand free set for his brand new cell phone but ends up buying numerous accessories which are plugged into the cigarette lighter in his car such as a DVD player, a snow cone maker and a fog machine. Homer drives around whilst using these accessories paying no attention to the road. Because of this Homer drives off the end of a pier and into the ocean. When his car has been pulled out of the ocean by the Coast Guard, [[Judge Constance Harm]] cuts his license up. Homer can not drive anywhere now meaning Marge has to do all the driving such as pick up Homer's dry cleaning in [[Shelbyville]] and drive [[Lenny Leonard|Lenny]] and [[Carl Carlson|Carl]] around. While Homer walks to [[Moe's Tavern]] he realizes that he likes walking. Whilst Homer enjoys walking Marge is finding driving stressful and because of this accidentally runs Homer over. As Homer is in hospital Dr. Hibbert informs Marge that because Homer has a broken pelvis he will have to rely on her to do everything for him. Marge brings him in a bowl of pea soup but,when Homer finds it to hot, she accidentally spills it on him. Then, while Homer is walking out of the hospital with the aid of a cane, Marge gets annoyed she has to drive him home and 'accidentally' kicks his cane causing him to fall over. Homer now begins to suspect Marge is trying to hurt him. She tries to deny that she doesn't hate him but keep's fumbling over her word's until she scream's "I hate you!" at him. They argue and end up going to see a marriage counselor. When one of the task is to make a list of people who are important to you, Marge realizes she is not on Homer's list as it just contains different variations of his name and she walks out sadly. The counselor recommends that Homer does one unselfish thing to win her back. He decides to have a barbecue for Marge and invites the whole town. When Marge returns home in a bad mood from driving she walks into the backyard and is welcomed by everyone. Homer and Jackson Browne sing a duet dedicated to Marge. After the barbecue Marge tells Homer she loves him and wants to kill him...with kisses! Everyone toasts her. After dinner Homer wants some privacy with Marge and ends the episode by turning the sprinklers on and ending the barbecue.

{{Season 14}}
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Books! Books! And Additional Books!

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|name = Books! Books! And Additional Books!
|image = [[File:Books Books and Additional Books.png|250px]]
|District =
|Town = [[Springfield]]
|use = Bookstore
|owner =
|employees =
|first appearance = "[[Grampa vs. Sexual Inadequacy]]"
}}

'''Books! Books! And Additional Books!''' is a bookstore located in [[Springfield]].

== History ==
When [[Homer]] and [[Marge]] noticed the spice fading from their love life, Marge decided they should buy a book to help them out. The next day, the family went to Books! Books! And Additional Books! The sign out front announced that the daily special was "{{w|James A. Michener|Michener}} $1.99 / Lb."

While the kids went shopping on their own, Homer and Marge looked in the "Marital Relations" section. Marge didn't want them to be seen looking at books about sex, so they were embarrassed (and grabbed the first books they found to cover what they'd been looking at) when [[Bart]] and [[Lisa]] finished their shopping earlier than they had expected and caught them. Marge did reasonably well, albeit a bit awkwardly, ending up with a copy of ''[[Tanks of the Third Reich]]'', but Homer wound up with a copy of ''[[Mapplethorpe]]'' and screamed when he saw the photos in the book.

The family ended up buying the following books from the store:
*Bart bought ''[[Unidentified Flying Outrage!]]'', a book about UFOs.
*Lisa bought two books: a biography of {{w|Peter Ueberroth}} which was on sale for 99 cents, and Vice President [[Al Gore]]'s new book, ''[[Sane Planning, Sensible Tomorrow]]''. When the clerk scanned Gore's book at the cash register, a signal traveled to {{w|The Pentagon}} and Gore was notified that someone had finally bought a copy of his book.
*In spite of being interrupted by the kids, Marge and Homer found a book that they liked, and hoped would help with their marriage: ''[[Mr. and Mrs. Erotic American]]'', a book on tape by {{w|Paul Harvey}}.

== Appearances ==
*{{ep|Grampa vs. Sexual Inadequacy}}
[[Category:Locations]]
[[Category:Businesses]]
[[Category:Shops]]

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Bear

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{{Conjecture}}
{{Animal
|name = Springfield Bears
|image = [[File:Bear.jpg|250px]]
|species = Bear
|gender = {{Male}} {{Female}}
|color = Brown
|age =
|owner =
|relatives =
|job =
|appearance = [[The Call of the Simpsons]]
|voiced by =
}}

'''Bears''' are a common animal seen around Springfield. They normally live in the woods but have been known to wander into town and cause trouble. [[Maggie]] is taken in by a family of bears while the rest of the family has to live on their own out in the woods.<ref name="[[The Call of the Simpsons]]">''[[The Call of the Simpsons]]''</ref> They brought her all kinds of toys and kept her warm at night, proving that they are not all mean. In the end they were sad to see her go but as a parting gift she gave one of them one of her pacifiers. A bear appears at [[Evergreen Terrace]], but seems passive.<ref name="[[Much Apu About Nothing]]">''[[Much Apu About Nothing]]''</ref> Afraid, the citizens pressured [[Mayor Quimby]], making him create an Anti-Bear patrol. [[Homer]] was also once attacked by a bear in a rubbish dump and went to fight it again to regain his dignity, only to then take it to a nature reserve. A Bear, when [[Mt. Springfield]] [[Days of Wine and D'oh'ses|caught on fire]], attempted to escape via the Helicopter's ladder, but Homer (who was drunk) cut it down with the bear still on it. The Bear then just fled through the forest. It is unknown if that particular bear survived or not.

== Appearances ==
* {{ep|The Call of the Simpsons}}
* {{ep|Much Apu About Nothing}}
* {{ep|Days of Wine and D'oh'ses}}
* {{ep|Alone Again, Natura-Diddily}}
* {{ep|The Fat and the Furriest}}

== References ==
<references/>

{{Simpsons characters}}

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[[Category:Animals]]
[[Category:Character groups]]
[[Category:Recurring characters]]

Barbara Bush

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{{Character
|name = Barbara Bush
|image = [[File:Barbarabush.jpg|200px]]
|gender = {{Female}}
|hair = Gray
|age =
|status = Alive
|job =
|relatives = '''Husband:''' [[George Bush]]
|appearance = "[[Mr. Lisa Goes to Washington]]"
|voiced by = [[Maggie Roswell]]
}}
'''Barbara Bush''' is the wife of [[George Bush]], she was seen living in the White House,<ref>[[Mr. Lisa Goes to Washington]]</ref> and later moved across the road from The Simpsons with her husband.<ref>[[Two Bad Neighbors]]</ref> She reflected some of her views during her husband's presidency, particularly when Bush the Elder was known for making the remark that "America needs to be more like the Waltons and less like the Simpsons". Barbara Bush had taken a softer stance to The Simpsons; saying that she would have enjoyed inviting Marge Simpson to a dinner at the White House if it was physically possible.
S
he is shocked that when the Simpsons are touring the White House they feel entitled to go into the private quarters of the presidential family and that they see her in the bathtub. Despite being rightfully annoyed at first, Mrs. Bush softens her tone when she sees the Simpson family is wearing VIP badges. Later, Barbara Bush is much more courteous, making friends with Marge. Both Marge and Mrs. Bush are annoyed by the fact their husbands bicker and eventually fight, agreeing that both men act in a pig-headed manner.

== Criticism of ''The Simpsons'' ==
The real [[wikipedia:Barbara Bush|Barbara Bush]] infamously called ''The Simpsons'' "the stupidest thing she had ever seen."

== Appearances ==
*{{ep|Mr. Lisa Goes to Washington}}
*{{ep|Two Bad Neighbors}}

== References ==
<references/>

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Babysitting receptionist

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{{Conjecture}}
{{Character
|name = Babysitting Receptionist
|image = [[File:Thesimpsonsno!no!no!.jpg|250px]]
|gender = {{Female}}
|hair = Gray
|age =
|status = Alive
|job = Receptionist
|relatives =
|appearance = "[[Some Enchanted Evening]]"
|voiced by = [[June Foray]]
}}

The '''Babysitting Receptionist''' is a woman who works at [[Rubber Baby Buggy Bumpers Babysitting Service]] as a receptionist. When [[Marge]] calls her to get a babysitter for Bart, she says that the [[Simpsons]] are banned. [[Homer|Homer "Sampson"]] then calls up and hires a [[Lucille Botzcowski|babysitter]]. She later appears in [[Lisa|Lisa's]] dream.

== Appearances ==
*{{ep|Some Enchanted Evening}}
*{{THOH|Treehouse of Horror II}}
*{{ep|Stark Raving Dad}}

{{Simpsons characters}}

[[Category:Seniors]]
[[Category:Recurring characters]]
[[Category:Characters voiced by guest stars]]

Treehouse of Horror XVI

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{{EpisodePrevNext|Milhouse of Sand and Fog|Marge's Son Poisoning}}
{{Noncanon Episode}}
''For the continuing series of Halloween specials, see [[Treehouse of Horror Series]].''
{{Quote|Dad, you're not a robot. You're just posessed by the Devil.|[[Lisa Simpson]]|B.I.: Bartificial Intelligence}}
{{episode
|image = Treehouse of Horror XVI.jpg
|Episode Number = 360
|productionCode = GABF17
|originalAirdate = November 6, 2005
|blackboardText = None, like all THOH's
|couchGag =
|specialGuestVoices = [[Dennis Rodman]] as [[Dennis Rodman (character)|himself]]
|Show Runner = [[Al Jean]]
|Written By = [[Marc Will Killmore]]
|Directed By = [[Godzilla vs. Silverman]]
}}

'''Treehouse of Horror XVI''' was the fourth episode of [[Season 17]].

==Synopsis==
In "B.I.: Bartificial Intelligence", the family replaces Bart, who is in coma, with a robot son, but when Bart wakes up he wants revenge on the robot. In "Survival of the Fattest", Mr Burns invites many of the townspeople to go hunting, but Mr Burns plans hunting the townspeople. In the end Homer is the last one alive, but for how long? In "I've Grown a Costume on Your Face", a witch turns everyone in Springfield into their costumed characters, and Maggie, being dressed as a witch and therefore becoming a witch herself, is the only one who can break the spell.

== Plot ==
=== Opening segment ===
In the opening, using an accelerator-beam, [[Kang]] and [[Kodos]] hope to speed up a World Series baseball game to air ''The Simpsons''. Things later go sour, and the baseball stadium is drawn in to a specific point where the gravity is high. Afterwards the stadiums' surroundings are drawn into this point and then the whole city of Springfield, then Earth's oceans, the whole Earth, the solar system, numerous galaxies and finally [[God]] is drawn into this singularity, a form of a Big Crunch. Kodos says to Kang, "Smooth move, space-lax! You've destroyed the totality of existence." Kang replies, "It will be fine. I'll just leave a note." The note is yellow and says: "Treehouse of Horror XVI" in blood.

=== B.I.: Bartificial Intelligence ===
[[Bart Simpson|Bart]] ends up in a coma after attempting to jump from the roof to the swimming pool at [[Spinster Arms Apartments]]. In an effort to cope with the loss of their boy, the family takes in a robotic boy, named [[David (Treehouse of Horror XVI)|David]], who quickly proves to be a better son. Later, Bart is found to be alive, however the two boys soon try to compete for their families love. [[Marge]] grows concerned with the boys rivalry, [[Homer]] comforts her and says he'll fix it. Of course instead of getting rid of the better robot son Homer decides to dump Bart in the woods. Bart soon comes across a band of defunct robots, harvesting their parts to become a powerful cyborg, He returns home to seek his revenge on David, and in the end, he cuts both Homer and David in half. Eventually, Homer, who no longer has his legs, now has to be fused with David's legs. In the end it is revealed that it was all a dream induced by Homer's Demonic Possession, in a pardoy of 'The Exorcist'. A priest comes and splashes holy water on Homer who begins to preform the exorcist movements and music, and climbs up on the ceiling. Marge calls the plant to tell them that Homer won't be able to come in today, and Homer exclaims "Whoo-hoo!" and collapses on the bed, relaxed, but with his head still turned around backwards.

=== Survival of the Fattest ===
[[File:TV Guide.jpg|thumb]]
[[Homer]] and other citizens of Springfield receive a letter from [[Mr. Burns]] to come to his mansion to go hunting. Homer goes, despite his family's warnings. Unbeknownst to them, they are the prey to be hunted by Burns. After his [[Blue Haired Lawyer|lawyer]] writes something that "should work in just about every courtroom" (and is then shot by Burns), he gives everyone five minutes vantage, but even so he manages to kill almost everyone, some of who climbed a tree but were launched into the air by Homer, and shot by Burns (except for [[Moe]], who dies because of being splat by a dead [[Chief Wiggum]]). While the Simpson family watch the hunt on TV, the survivors hide in a forest, in which [[Professor Frink]] is eaten by Homer and everyone but him is shot by Burns' attack helicopter. Homer manages to survive the night as his friends are killed, and he uses [[Barney]]'s dead body so Burns thinks he is Homer. He falls from a tree and Burns is ready to shoot at him, but just as he is about to do it, he and [[Waylon Smithers|Smithers]] are both knocked out with frying pans by Marge, who then hits Homer for being away from home for eighteen hours and not calling. The segment ends with two reporters showing Homer and Marge making love behind them.

=== I've Grown a Costume on Your Face ===
[[File:Springfield Dummies.jpg|thumb|left]]
The citizens of Springfield dress in their Halloween costumes for a costume contest. A wicked [[Witch (Treehouse of Horror XVI)|witch]] also entered, and won. But after revealing that she isn't wearing a costume, and is really a witch, she is disqualified and her prize is taken away. In revenge, she turns everyone into the actual characters that their costumes are. All of the citizens have problems with their appearances, including the Simpsons: [[Homer]]'s head falls off, [[Marge]] turns into a skeleton (But with her own Human head), [[Bart]] into a werewolf, [[Lisa]] into Albert Einstein and [[Maggie]] into a witch (as they were all dressed like that). Lisa tries to discover how to reverse the spell, then she realizes Maggie is now a witch and she can do it. The citizens come to their house, some saying they like their appearance and abilities, and some saying they want to be back to normal. Maggie gets confused, so she eventually turns the people of Springfield into pacifiers with their normal heads and goes away on her broomstick. Moe then tells the audience he hopes they have enjoyed this episode as much as the Koreans doing the animation. Dennis Rodman (also as a pacifier) comes and says he is working off a speeding ticket. Maggie comes back and casts another spell and the credits appear, presumably changing everyone back to normal.

== Broadcasting Information ==
'''USA/Canada'''
*'''1st Airdate:''' Sunday, November 6, 2005
*'''2nd Airdate:''' Sunday, February 5, 2006
*'''3rd Airdate:''' Monday, August 31, 2010
'''UK'''
*'''1st Airdate:''' Sunday, December 18, 2005
*'''2nd Airdate:''' Friday, December 23, 2005 (Encore Screening)
*'''3rd Airdate:''' Saturday, April 22, 2006
*'''4th Airdate:''' Tuesday, June 6, 2006
*'''5th Airdate:''' Friday, August 4, 2006
*'''6th Airdate:''' Saturday, August 26, 2006
*'''7th Airdate: '''November 5, 2010
'''Australia'''
*'''1st Airdate:''' Tuesday, February 28, 2006
'''Brazil'''
*'''1st Airdate:''' Sunday, August 6, 2006

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{{Title|''The Simpsons''}}
{{Realworld}}
{{Featured article}}
:''For the family themselves, see [[Simpson family]].''
{{The Simpsons
|image = [[File:The Simpsons Simpsons FamilyPicture.png|300px]]
|Genre = Animation Comedy
|Created By = [[Matt Groening]]
|Developed By = [[James L. Brooks]] Matt Groening [[Sam Simon]]
|Voices of = [[Dan Castellaneta]] [[Julie Kavner]] [[Nancy Cartwright]] [[Yeardley Smith]] [[Hank Azaria]] [[Harry Shearer]]
|Theme music composer = [[Danny Elfman]]
|Opening Theme = "The Simpsons Theme"
|Composer(s) = [[Alf Clausen]]
|Country of Origin = United States
|Language(s) = English
|No. of Seasons = 22 (as of September 2010, [[Season 23]] announced)
|No. of episodes = 486 ([[List of episodes]])
|Executive Producer(s) = [[Al Jean]] [[Ian Maxtone-Graham]] [[John Frink]] James L. Brooks Matt Groening [[Matt Selman]] Sam Simon
|Running Time = 22-24 minutes
|Production Company = [[Gracie Films]] [[20th Century Fox]]
|Original Channel = [[FOX]]
|Picture Format = 480i (SDTV) (1989–2009) 720p (HDTV) (2009–present)
|Audio Format = Stereo (1989–1991) Dolby Surround (1991–2009) Dolby Digital 5.1 (2009–present)
|Original run = December 17, 1989 – present
|website = http://www.thesimpsons.com
}}

'''The Simpsons '''is an American animated television sitcom created by [[Matt Groening]] and produced by the [[Fox Broadcasting Company]]. The main characters are a satire of a working class family, consisting of [[Homer Simpson|Homer]], [[Marge Simpson|Marge]], [[Bart Simpson|Bart]], [[Lisa Simpson|Lisa]] and [[Maggie Simpson|Maggie]]. The series lampoons many aspects of American culture, society, politics and history.

The cartoon made its debut as 60 second animated bumpers for the The Tracey Ullman Show, with the first short airing on April 19, 1987. The shorts were then expanded into a full length 30 minute television spin-off by [[20th Century Fox]], first airing on December 17, 1989. As of now ({{CURRENTMONTH}} 2011), 21 seasons of the series have been produced and the [[Season 22|22nd season]] is currently airing.

The series currently holds the record for the longest running primetime sitcom in the history of television, running for 21 years since 1989, and becoming the longest running program on FOX.

== History ==

{{Main|History of The Simpsons}}

The Simpsons were conceived in the lobby of [[James L. Brooks]]' office by Matt Groening. He was asked to do a series of animated shorts, and decided to do his ''Life in Hell ''series; but since he realized that animating ''Life in Hell ''would require the rescinding of publication rights for his life's work, he chose another approach and formulated his version of a dysfunctional family. He named the characters after his own family, and substituted Bart for his own name; as it was an anagram of 'brat'.

[[File:The Tracey Ullman Simpsons.png|150px|thumb|right|The Original Simpsons: Left to Right, [[Maggie]], [[Lisa]], [[Marge]], [[Bart]] and [[Homer]]]]

The Simpsons first appeared to the world on April 19, 1987 on ''[[The Tracey Ullman Show]]''. Groening submitted crudely drawn sketches of the family to the animators, assuming they would clean them up in production. However, the animators just re-traced over his drawings; that is why the Simpsons appear crudely drawn in the shorts. UK: 20th Century Fox.. In 1989, a team of production companies adapted the Simpsons into a half-hour primetime series, for the FOX Broadcasting Company. FOX was initially nervous to air the Simpsons; as there hasn't been a cartoon in primetime since ''The Flintstones'', and that they were unsure if they could keep the audience's attention for the duration of the episode. They proposed doing three seven-minute shorts and four specials until the audience adjusted, but the producers gambled for thirteen half-hour episodes for the series. The Simpsons was originally to premiere in the fall of 1989; with "[[Some Enchanted Evening]]," but when the episode came back from animation in Korea, it had major, major problems with it. [[James L. Brooks]] was extremely dissatisfied with the product and called for many parts of the episode to be redone. The producers then decided to just go ahead and air "[[Simpsons Roasting on an Open Fire]]," on December 17, 1989 as a Christmas Special.

== Production ==
=== Executive Producers ===
Through the entire show's history, Matt Groening and James L. Brooks have served as the show's executive producers. [[Sam Simon]] was also in this position, although not credited. When Simon left in 1993, he arranged a deal to be credited as executive producer as well as get profits even though he no longer works on the show.

=== Writers ===
The first team of writers for The Simpsons were assembled by Sam Simon. These were: [[John Swartzwelder]], [[Jon Vitti]], [[George Meyer]], [[Jeff Martin]], [[Al Jean]], [[Mike Reiss]], [[Jay Kogen]] and [[Wallace Wolodarsky]]. Newer Simpsons writing teams usually have 16 writers and episode ideas are thought of and proposed in early December. The main writer writes the first draft and the group changes it, adding in jokes and removing parts they don't like. This can sometimes change a script entirely. Up until 2004, the head of these groups was [[George Meyer]], who apparently wrote a lot of the best lines from episodes. But the idea of all this came from the magic hand of Matt Groening who invented the pictures

=== Voice Actors ===
==== Main cast actors ====

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[[Homer Simpson]], [[Abraham Simpson]], [[Barney Gumble]], [[Krusty the Clown]], [[Groundskeeper Willie]], [[Mayor Quimby]], [[Hans Moleman]] and many others
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[[Marge Simpson]], [[Patty]] and [[Selma]]
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[[Dan Castellaneta]] and [[Julie Kavner]] were already members of "[[The Tracey Ullman Show]]". Rather than hire more actors for voices for the Simpsons animated shorts, the producers asked both Castellaneta and Kavner to provide the voices of characters [[Homer]] and [[Marge]]. [[Yeardley Smith]] originally wanted to play the role of [[Bart]], but the producers found her voice too "girlish". Instead, she was given the role of [[Bart]]'s sister, [[Lisa Simpson]]. [[Bart]] was voiced by [[Nancy Cartwright]], who originally auditioned for the role of Lisa but decided to be the voice of Bart instead after finding out that Lisa had a lack of personality at the time, while the character of Bart was "devious, underachieving, school-hating, irreverent, and clever".

[[Hank Azaria]] was a voice actor for the short-lived cartoon "Hollywood Dog" at the time. The casting director of the cartoon was also casting director of ''The Simpsons'', and Hank signed up for the role of [[Moe Syzlak]]. Later, he voiced several other characters, including [[Chief Clancy Wiggum|Chief Wiggum]] and [[Apu Nahasapeemapetilon|Apu]].[[Harry Shearer]] was reluctant to be a voice actor on the show but was convinced by [[James L. Brooks]] to join the cast "after three phone calls."

==== Guest stars ====
Over the years, ''The Simpsons'' has had many guest stars voicing either themselves or other characters in the show. Many only appear for one episode but a few often voice their character multiple times, the most obvious being [[Phil Hartman]] ([[Troy McClure]] and [[Lionel Hutz]]), [[Kelsey Grammer]] ([[Sideshow Bob]]) and [[Joe Mantegna]] ([[Fat Tony]]).

''The Simpsons'' currently holds the {{W|Guinness World Record}} for most guest stars featured in a TV series.<ref>[http://community.guinnessworldrecords.com/_20-Years-of-The-Simpsons/blog/1711773/7691.html Guinness World Records]</ref>

== Premises ==
[[File:Simpsons cast.png|thumb|left|261px|The Simpsons and several recurring characters on the show.]]
[[File:AllSimpsonsCharacters.png|right|thumb|261px|All Simpsons characters]]

=== Characters ===
The Simpsons are a typical family who live in a fictional Middle American town of Springfield.<ref name="Turner28">Turner, p. 28</ref> Homer, the father, works as a safety inspector at the [[Springfield Nuclear Power Plant]], a position at odds with his careless, buffoonish personality. He is married to Marge Simpson, a stereotypical American housewife and mother. They have three children: Bart, a ten-year-old troublemaker; Lisa, a precocious eight-year-old activist; and [[Maggie Simpson|Maggie]], a baby who rarely speaks, but communicates by sucking on a pacifier. The family owns a dog, [[Santa's Little Helper]], and a cat, [[Snowball V]], renamed [[Snowball II]] in "[[I, (Annoyed Grunt)-Bot]]". Both pets have had starring roles in several episodes. Despite the passing of yearly milestones such as holidays or birthdays, the Simpsons do not physically age and still appear just as they did at the end of the 1980s. Although the family is dysfunctional, many episodes examine their relationships and bonds with each other and they are often shown to care about one another.<ref>{{cite video | people=Oakley, Bill|date=2005|title=The Simpsons season 7 DVD commentary for the episode "Home Sweet Homediddly-Dum-Doodily"| medium=DVD|publisher=20th Century Fox}}</ref>

The show includes an array of quirky characters: co-workers, teachers, family friends, extended relatives, townspeople and local celebrities. The creators originally intended many of these characters as one-time jokesters or for fulfilling needed functions in the town. A number of them have gained expanded roles and subsequently starred in their own episodes. According to Matt Groening, the show adopted the concept of a large supporting cast from the comedy show "Second City Television".<ref name="avclub1">{{cite web|url=http://www.avclub.com/content/node/47771/1|title=Matt Groening: Interview|accessdate=2006-10-22|author=Rabin, Nathan|date=2006-04-26|publisher=The A.V. Club}}</ref>

<gallery>
File:Homer Simpson.png|Homer
File:Marge.png|Marge
File:Bart Simpson.png|Bart
File:Lisa Simpson2.png|Lisa
File:Maggie Simpson.png|Maggie
File:Abraham Simpson.png|Grampa Abe
</gallery>

=== Setting ===
[[File:Springfield panoramic.png|200px|thumb|left|Springfield]]
The show takes place in the fictional town of [[Springfield]], which was partially based on [[Matt Groening]]'s hometown of [[wikipedia:Portland, Oregon|Portland, Oregon]],<ref>{{cite web|url=http://www.portlandtribune.com/news/story.php?story_id=12392|title=Matt Groening’s Portland|accessdate=2007-08-04|author=Hamilton, Don|date=2002-07-19|publisher=''[[wikipedia:Portland Tribune|Portland Tribune]]''}}</ref> but according to the producers, it was supposed to represent any town in the United States of America. The [[Springfield's State|state]] that [[Springfield]] is in located is never mentioned in the series, a fact that has become an joke throughout the series. [[David Silverman]] once jokingly claimed that the state was "North Takoma". This may have been so during one scene when the Simpsons' car is visible from the rear, and that state's registration tag reads "NT".<ref name="NT">{{cite news|author=Laura Lee Davies |url=http://www.snpp.com/other/interviews/oakley.silverman.html|title=Bill Oakley & David Silverman|publisher=''[[wikipedia:Time Out (company)|Time Out]]''|date=1996-09-25|accessdate=2008-04-28}}</ref>

==Hallmarks==
===Opening Sequence===
{{main|Opening Sequence}}
''See also [[Couch gag]], [[Chalkboard Gag|Chalkboard gag]]'', ''[[Billboard gag]]''

The opening sequence is one of the most memorable hallmarks and running jokes of the series. The opening sequence differs from episode to episode. Prior to the show's transition to HD format, three elements of the opening sequence constantly change: a Chalkboard gag, Lisa's saxophone solo, and a Couch gag. The Chalkboard gag involves [[Bart]] writing a sentence repeatedly on a chalkboard at [[Springfield Elementary]], and the Couch gag involves the Simpsons family sitting on the couch in the living room, usually accompanied with a visual joke, i.e. the couch turning into a giant octopus and eating the entire family. Lisa's saxophone solo in the opening sequence is different each episode.

After the show's transition to HD format, the opening sequence was changed heavily to fit the new format, including the addition of many recurring characters into the sequence. An additional gag was added: a Billboard which changes each episode.

== Trivia ==
*''The Simpsons'' was voted 1st in ''[[The 100 Greatest Cartoons]]''.

== References ==
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== External links ==
*[http://www.thesimpsons.com Official website]
*{{Wikipedialink|The Simpsons}}
*{{IMDB|title/tt0096697/}}

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'''Andre ''' is a man wanting to date [[Marge]].

== History ==
When [[Dr. Nick]] does bypass surgery on [[Homer]] [[Marge]] was in the waiting room and [[Patty]] and [[Selma]] come to her with Andre. [[Patty]] told her she thinks that Marge and Andre would make a lovely couple. Marge answers then that her husband is still alive. Patty answers that she hopes he pulls through. Andre answers that he doesn't hope he pulls through.

== Appearances ==
*{{ep|Homer's Triple Bypass}}

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Homer's Barbershop Quartet

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|Episode Number = 82
|productionCode = 9F21
|originalAirdate = September 30, 1993
|blackboardText = I will not win an Emmy.
|couchGag = The family does three different couch gags in three takes
|specialGuestVoices = [[George Harrison]] as [[George Harrison (character)|himself]] [[David Crosby]] as [[David Crosby (character)|himself]] [[The Dapper Dans]] as [[The Be-Sharps]] singing voices
|Written By = [[Jeff Martin]]
|Directed By = [[Mark Kirkland]]
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{{Quote|I'm telling you it's mighty nice Each trip's a trip to paradise With my baby on board!|[[The Be Sharps]]}}

'''Homer's Barbershop Quartet''' is the first episode of [[Season 5]]. It aired on September 30, 1993. It guest stars [[George Harrison]], [[David Crosby]] and [[The Dapper Dans]].

== Synopsis ==
We flashback to 1985, where [[Homer]], [[Apu]], [[Principal Skinner]], and [[Chief Wiggum]] (later replaced by [[Barney]]) were the hit barbershop quartet known as [[The Be Sharps]]. [[George Harrison]] guest stars.

== Plot ==
During the Springfield Swap Meet, [[Bart]] and [[Lisa]] notice an album cover showing [[Homer]]. They ask Homer when he recorded an album. Homer answers that he recorded an album in 1985. He mentions that every afternoon at [[Moe's Tavern|Moe's]], [[Chief Wiggum]], [[Principal Skinner]], [[Apu]], and he would get together and sing.

The crowd liked the singing. Homer says that his group was a barbershop quartet, which was popular everywhere, even at church. The group initially started in [[Springfield]], but quickly found national fame after their new agent, Nigel, approached them and said everyone in the group could sing except Chief Wiggum, who was too "Village People." The group held auditions for a replacement, with [[Grampa]] (who did a swing version of ''Old MacDonald had a Farm''), [[Groundskeeper Willie]] (who sang Petula Clark's ''Downtown'', but says "Doontoon" instead), [[Jasper]] (who sang ''Theme To a Summer Place'' with made up lyrics), and Chief Wiggum (disguised as Doctor Dolittle, who sang ''If I Can Walk With the Animals'') all making unsuccessful attempts. When the barbershop trio returned to Moe's, they heard [[Barney Gumble|Barney]] singing in a beautiful Irish voice, and were amazed. After Barney is chosen as the new member, people still liked Chief Wiggum. After hearing him sing, however, the audience warmed up to Barney (it is obvious that this event is a parallel to Pete Best being replaced as the drummer for the Beatles by Ringo Starr). In fact, the audience warmed to Barney so fast that Moe thought Nigel paid them to support Barney.

[[File:Homer'sBarbershopQuartet.JPG|thumb|left|200px|The Be-Sharps performing "Hello, My Baby" at Moe's]]

The group considered various names to call themselves, deciding their name should be witty initially, but should become less funny each time you heard it. They finally agreed on calling themselves "[[The Be Sharps]]." Although it was against his religion, Apu changed his last name to Apu du Beaumarche, because Nahasapeemapetilon would be too long to fit on a marquee

Back in modern times, leaving the swap meet, Homer says he sold a spare tire, but unfortunately, a tire on the car blows out and Marge has to take a long walk to a gas station. Homer tells the rest of the story: he tried writing a new song with little luck, until Marge got a "Baby on Board" sign. This inspired Homer to write his ''[[Baby on Board]]'' song inspired by the fad. The group sang it in studio and put it on their first album, ''With the Be Sharps'', a parody of The Beatles album "With the Beatles". The song became a number one hit. The group arrived in New York in 1986 to perform at the centennial of the Statue of Liberty (parodying the Beatles´ presentation in 1964 at the Ed Sullivan Show). The Be Sharps also won a Grammy for "Outstanding Soul, Spoken Word, or Barbershop Album of the Year" from David Crosby (whom Barney didn't know was a musician), and Homer got to meet [[George Harrison (character)|George Harrison]], but was distracted by the brownie in his hand. Meanwhile, Wiggum's singing career (now dead) was being mocked by numerous talk show hosts.

Homer explains that the Be Sharps were on merchandise items - such as lunch boxes, mugs, posters, etc. When Lisa pulls out a bottle of Be Sharps Funny Foam, Homer says that it was pulled off the market when it was discovered to be poisonous. He goes on to voice his disapproval of that by remarking that, "...if you ask me, if you're dumb enough to eat it you deserve to die." He turns and finds Bart spraying the bottle into his mouth.

The name of their second album was ''[[Bigger than Jesus]]'', (the album cover parodied The Beatles' ''Abbey Road'' and the title parodied John Lennon saying the Beatles were bigger than Jesus). Unfortunately, while the Be Sharps were becoming popular, Marge had problems raising the children, and the Be Sharps had problems of their own. They had creative disputes, brought on by Barney's new girlfriend (a parody of [[wikipedia:Yoko Ono|Yoko Ono]]), and Barney left the group. The two recorded a "Revolution 9"-like piece, with Barney's girlfriend reciting "Number 8" over and over atop tape loops of Barney's belches. The group lost its popularity and split up, with Principal Skinner returning to [[Springfield Elementary School]], Apu returning to the [[Kwik-E-Mart]] to continue gouging customers, Barney returning to Moe's with his girlfriend, and Homer returning to his job at the [[Springfield Nuclear Power Plant]] after a chicken named Queenie took his place. Despite numerous unanswered questions, like where the money Homer made went and why he never hung up his gold records, Homer simply sends the kids to bed and tells them he'll answer their questions another day.

After Homer takes another look at the album, the group reunites to perform a rooftop concert at Moe's. During the concert, George Harrison pulls up in his limousine, sees them and says, "It's been done," referring to the impromptu concert on the Apple offices rooftop performed by The Beatles during their ''Get Back'' recording sessions. Before the episode ends, it is implied that Chief Wiggum plans to have to group arrested (or at least tear gassed).

== Production ==
One of the writers for ''The Simpsons'' suggested that they should create an episode that focuses on Homer in a barbershop quartet and "a big parody of The Beatles". Jeff Martin, who was an "obsessive" Beatles fan, was chosen to write the episode, while Mark Kirkland, a "huge" Beatles fan, directed the episode, and ensured that The Beatles' references were accurate. Kirkland enjoyed directing the episode because unlike other episodes he directed, he did not experience any trouble animating "Homer's Barbershop Quartet". The animators liked creating The Beatles' gags and enjoyed the barbershop music. They also enjoyed working on the choreography of The Be Sharps and trying to match the characters' movements with the music.<ref name="DVD">(2004) Audio commentary for ''Homer's Barbershop Quartet'', [[Season 5]] DVD.</ref>

In a scene of the episode, [[Lisa]] grabs a [[Malibu Stacey]] doll with big breasts. [[Rafael]] tells her "they took [the doll] off the market after some kid put both his eyes out." A censor note from [[FOX]] network's censors was sent about the joke, because FOX did not want such jokes on the show. The writers ignored the censors, and the joke was seen in the episode.<ref name="DVD" />

== Reception ==
In its original broadcast, "Homer's Barbershop Quartet" finished 30th in the ratings for the week of September 27 to October 3, 1993, with a Nielsen rating of 12.7, translating to 11,963,400 households.

The episode received generally positive reviews from critics. Many praised the Beatles appearance and the songs.

== References ==
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Flaming Moe's

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|image = flame.gif
|Caption = Moe serves the Flaming Moe.
|Episode Number = 45
|productionCode = 8F08
|originalAirdate = November 21, 1991
|blackboardText = "Underwear should be worn on the inside"
|couchGag = Two thieves steal the couch.
|specialGuestVoices = [[Aerosmith]] as [[Aerosmith (characters)|themselves]] [[Phil Hartman]] as [[Lionel Hutz]]
|Written By = [[Robert Cohen]]
|Directed By = [[Rich Moore]] [[Alan Smart]]
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{{Quote|The inventor I admire is not a rich man or a famous man or even a smart man. He's my father, Homer Simpson.|[[Bart Simpson]]}}

"'''Flaming Moe's'''" is the tenth episode of [[Season 3]].

== Synopsis ==
[[Homer]] tells [[Moe]] how he invented a bizarre drink called the [[Flaming Homer]]. It's so good that Moe steals his recipe, renames it the Flaming Moe and takes credit for inventing it. The Flaming Moe revitalizes business, turning [[Moe's Tavern]] into the hottest spot in [[Springfield]], and causing Homer's and Moe's relationship to splinter.

== Plot ==
Moe and his tavern are in serious financial trouble. After he runs out of beer, Homer decides to tell him about a drink recipe that he accidentally invented one night, called the "[[Flaming Homer]]."

Homer explains that after Patty and Selma made the Simpson family watch slides from their latest vacation, he was unable to find a beer. He then decided to mix together drops of liquor from near-empty bottles and accidentally included a bottle of cough syrup. When Patty dropped cigarette ash in the drink and set it on fire, Homer discovered that fire greatly enhanced the flavor of the drink.

Moe, however, steals Homer's idea, renames the drink, and begins serving the "Flaming Moe" as his own concoction. Moe sees his business boom, and his tavern soon becomes one of the trendiest nightspots in Springfield and Aerosmith's official hangout. At this time, Bart attempts to [[Bart's prank calls|prank him over the phone]], but it backfires due to someone who goes by Hugh Jass. Homer becomes angry with Moe and vows never to return to the tavern. He subsequently becomes obsessed with Moe and how he betrayed him. He also tries to attend his "[[The Aristocrat|new watering hole]]".

During this time, a man from an establishment called Tipsy McStaggers attempts to buy the recipe from Moe. After Moe rebuffs him the first time, the man takes the drink and sends it to a lab to analyze what the formula is made of. Shortly after this, the man returns to offer Moe $1,000,000 for the recipe. Moe declines for a second time, but the guy warns him under his breath that their company has almost figured out the recipe, except for one ingredient.

After the waitress Moe has hired discovers that Moe stole the recipe from Homer, she convinces him to sell the drink and give half of the money to Homer. Moe is about to accept the deal when a seemingly insane Homer appears standing in the rafters and laughing madly. He angrily reveals to everyone in the bar that the secret ingredient is merely just cough syrup. With the secret revealed, the man from Tipsy McStaggers tears up the check and leaves. Within days, nearly all restaurants in Springfield are serving Flaming Moe's (under slightly altered names), and Moe's business has greatly decreased. Homer stops in and finds that Moe is not angry at him. Moe even serves Homer a Flaming Homer on the house.

==Production==
It was written by [[Robert Cohen]] and directed by [[Rich Moore]] and [[Alan Smart]]. [[Aerosmith]] appears in the episode and were the first band to make a guest appearance on the show.

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742 Evergreen Terrace

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'''742 Evergreen Terrace''' is the street address of the [[Simpson family]] home.

The house to the left of the Simpsons house, [[744 Evergreen Terrace]] is the [[Flanders family|Flanders]]'s house. The house on the right belongs to [[Ted Flanders]]. It was formerly owned by [[Sideshow Bob]], [[Ruth Powers]] and [[Laura Powers]], and [[Sylvia Winfield]] and [[Mr. Winfield]]. Marge once said that Evergreen Terrace is "the street that smells like pee". Oddly, former presidents George Bush and Gerald Ford have moved across the street. [[Ned Flanders]] is currently the owner and rents it to The Simpsons.

== Profile ==
=== Design ===
The house is a tan-orange two-storey detached house with a garage, basement, attic and lots of mice. On the ground floor, the front door leads straight into the foyer, with one arch in the wall to the left, leading to the sitting room, one to the right which leads into the dining room, a small cupboard and the stairs to the second floor. The sitting room and the dining room both have bay windows. At the back of the house is the living room and the kitchen, with stairs that lead to the basement (Marge discovered an secret sauna room hidden behind a heater). Although rarely seen, there is also a hallway leading to a "Rumpus Room". Homer was seen relaxing in the Rumpus Room several times.<ref>[[Three Men and a Comic Book]]</ref><ref>[[Lady Bouvier's Lover]]</ref><ref>[[Brother from the Same Planet]]</ref><ref>[[The Fat and the Furriest]]</ref><ref>[[Separate Vocations]]</ref><ref>[[Simple Simpson]]</ref>

The second storey of the house has [[Homer Simpson|Homer]] and [[Marge Simpson|Marge's]] bedroom (with an ensuite bathroom), [[Bart Simpson|Bart's]] bedroom, [[Lisa Simpson|Lisa's]] bedroom, [[Maggie Simpson|Maggie's]] bedroom, a bathroom and some 'empty' rooms, often shown in inconsistent places in several occasions. On the landing, there is a hatch which leads to the attic.

The back garden of the house is surrounded by a wooden picket fence and a low box hedge, and features a patio and the treehouse. Occasionally there is a hammock shown tied to two trees near the fence that borders Ned Flanders backyard. Near that fence are the tombstones of The Simpsons' former cats: [[Snowball I]], [[Snowball II|II]], [[Snowball III|III]], and [[Coltrane]].<ref>[[I, D'oh-Bot]]</ref>

=== Rooms ===
*Sitting Room
*Living Room
*Dining Room
*Kitchen
*Rumpus Room
*Homer and Marge's Bedroom
*Bart's Bedroom
*Lisa's Bedroom
*Maggie's Bedroom
*Bathroom
*Basement
*Garage
*Attic
*Sauna

=== Features and furniture ===
The basement always includes a washing machine and a clothes dryer and a [[Olmec head|large Olmec statue of a head]], which was a present from [[Mr. Burns]] after Bart donated blood to him.<ref>[[Blood Feud]]</ref> However, the appearance of other features such as a furnace, ping-pong table, air hockey set and water softener vary from time to time. The basement is often used as a "secret lair", where Homer has brewed alcohol to beat prohibition and hidden his superhero operation as [[Pie Man]], and where Marge hid during a spell of agoraphobia. Marge discovered a Sauna in the basement, hidden behind a water heater.<ref>[[Father Knows Worst]]</ref> At one time the basement held gym equipment.In one episode, Homer made his jerky business with Bart in the basement.

The house has two identical red sofas: One in the sitting room which is not seen very often, and a well-known one in front of the TV in the living room - the current sofa is a replacement of the old one which was destroyed (and had a fold-out bed the new one does not have). A tank full of fish is sometimes seen in the dining room, but it only appears several times.

A simple painting of a boat hangs on the wall above the living room couch - Marge once says that she "painted it for Homer",<ref>[[The Trouble With Trillions]] '''Homer''': OK, I need some deductions, deductions... ah! Business gifts! ''[Homer grabs the boat painting from above the couch and hands it to Marge.]'' Here you go, keep using nuclear power! '''Marge''': Homer! I painted that for you!</ref> but later it's suggested that she bought it, and it is titled "Scene from Moby Dick".<ref>[[Diatribe of a Mad Housewife]]</ref> She keeps many copies in a nearby closet to replace the original if it gets damaged, which is rare.<ref>[[Homer and Ned's Hail Mary Pass]]</ref>
Marge also has a whole drawer of her pearl necklaces (which Marge says are family heirlooms), shown when one is stolen by the Cat Burglar.<ref>[[Homer the Vigilante]]</ref> The house does not have an air conditioner.<ref>[[Lisa's Sax]]</ref>

=== Condition ===
[[File:SimpsonsCouchGagCallback.jpg|right|thumb|The Simpson's home being rebuilt.]]
The house itself is often shown as dilapidated; the walls are painted with enough lead paint to double as a bomb shelter, the roof leaks and the kitchen was so badly damaged that it needed to be rebuilt.<ref>[[All's Fair in Oven War]]</ref> The interior of the walls are often shown to be filled with dangerous and unusual items such as asbestos, toxic waste, hidden treasure, recording devices, baby dinosaurs and dancing mice. Even the family cat, Snowball II, is seen in between the walls from time to time. However, the lived-in spaces are usually kept neat by homemaker [[Marge]]. It was described as a palace by [[Frank Grimes]], and [[Moe Szyslak]] observed that it contained no silverfish.The worst condition the house has been in was where it became horrifically slanted, which Bart uses as a sideshow, needing $8500 to repair, which Marge covers by getting a job.

The phone number is inconsistent, though always starting with 555. The area code was 636 before the town became too large and had to use two different area codes, changing the area code to 939.<ref>[[A Tale of Two Springfields]]</ref>

When Springfield was trapped inside a dome during the [[Trappuccino]] crisis, an angry mob converged onto the house as a part of their effort to kill Homer Simpson, who was responsible for the town's ordeal. The house is completely devoured and destroyed with all possessions lost after a sink hole in Maggie's sandpit expands when the Police shot bullets into it (the Simpsons family escaped through the sinkhole). After the dome was destroyed, the townsfolk and the family rebuild the house in exactly the same manner as it was before, restoring the "status quo".<ref>[[The Simpsons Movie]]</ref>

==Non Canon Appearances ==
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=== Future ===
[[File:SimpsonsHouseLisaWedding.jpg|thumb|left|175px|742 Evergreen Terrace in 2010]]

[[Lisa's Wedding|An episode]] set in 2010 shows a wooden add-on to the second floor, built (rather poorly) by Homer in what appears to be a poor and very cheap attempt to upgrade his house in a fashion similar to all the other homes in the neighbourhood. It functions as a guest bedroom, but Homer warns Lisa and her [[List of one-time characters from The Simpsons#Season 6|fiancé]] that "If the building inspector asks, it's not a room. It's a window box".

=== Treehouse of Horror ===
In the Simpsons "[[Treehouse of Horror VI]]" episode, there is a portal behind the bookcase in the sitting room that leads to the Third Dimension. This is a reference to ''The Twilight Zone'' episode, "Little Girl Lost". In ''[[Treehouse of Horror IV]]'', the famous ''Dogs Playing Poker'' painting appears above the sofa. A similar house to the Simpson one also appears in the ending of Treehouse of Horror VIII, which Homer egged and broke the windows to get candy only for Lisa to point out that it was ''their'' house, making the rest of the trick-or-treaters laugh at the family.

== Behind the Laughter ==
A real life Simpsons house was constructed at 712 Red Bark Lane in Henderson, Nevada, built in 1997 by Kaufman and Broad Home Corporation in a promotion sponsored by FOX and Pepsi. The house was painted and furnished with items to match the television show, although the scale of the house was smaller than the house on the series. The house was given away in a contest; the winner, Barbara Howard, was a retired factory worker from Richmond, Kentucky. The house has since been repainted.<ref>{{cite web|url=http://www.lasvegassun.com/dossier/misc/simpsons/|title=The Simpsons House|accessdate=2006-08-19|author=Art Nadler|date=1997-12-10|publisher=Las Vegas Sun}}</ref>

=== Address ===
The house's address was inconsistent (particularly in the older seasons of the show), being 94 Evergreen Terrace, 1094 Evergreen Terrace, 723 Evergreen Terrace, and 430 Spalding Way. On the episode, "[[Homer's Triple Bypass]]". 742 Evergreen Terrace is shown to be a completely different house where [[Snake Jailbird|Snake]] hides from the police and [[Reverend Timothy Lovejoy|Rev. Lovejoy]] lives next door.<ref>[[Homer's Triple Bypass]]</ref> The most common address that is currently used is 742 Evergreen Terrace.
In [[Regarding Margie]], Bart, Nelson and Milhouse paint the Flanders's house number as 738 and the Simpsons house as '74' and since Homer refuses to pay, they don't paint the last number. By common sense it should be 740 Evergreen Terrace.

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* {{ep|Bart's Dog Gets an F}}
* {{ep|Old Money}}
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'Tis the Fifteenth Season

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''''Tis the Fifteenth Season''' is the seventh episode of [[Season 15]]. It aired on December 14, 2003.

== Synopsis ==
After spending all his money on an expensive gift for himself, the family thinks [[Homer]] should be less of an egoist. Therefore he tries replacing [[Ned Flanders]] as the 'good guy' in town.

== Plot ==
It's Christmas time in [[Springfield]], and the [[plant]] celebrates by having a secret Santa gift exchange. While Homer gets an extravagant present from his secret Santa, [[Carl]]. Homer forgets to bring something for [[Lenny]], since he's Lenny's secret Santa, so he goes to a snack machine and buys him some Certs. They both deem Homer as selfish. [[Mr. Burns]] presents the crew with their Christmas "bonus" - $5 cafeteria vouchers, while Homer gets a [[Joe DiMaggio Rookie Card|baseball card of "Joe DiMaggio"]]. Not knowing it's worth he sells it to [[Comic Book Guy]], who gives him every cent he has. To celebrate, Homer takes the family Christmas shopping at the [[Springfield Heights Promenade]], the rich people's mall. Homer plans to save money for a huge Christmas tree, but he secretly spends the remaining money on an expensive talking Astrolabe at "[[Things Unnecessary]]" for himself while only getting keychains for his family. The family gets suspicious when they are forced to buy a lame Christmas tree that spontaneously combusts when rubbed. [[Marge]] then discovers the gift Homer bought himself and sees how selfish he is and he is shunned.

Homer is forced to sleep on the couch while Marge is mad at him. Homer tunes into a show called ''[[Mr. McGrew's Christmas Carol]]'' which shows him how selfish he is and decides to change his ways. He then dubs himself "the nicest man in town". Flanders goes to give some hobos clothes and food, until he sees Homer has already done that. His other good deeds include giving Lenny a photo cube with pictures of them to make up for his lame present, he gives Marge the last pork chop and builds an ice-skating rink in the backyard for all to enjoy. Ned becomes jealous of Homer because of this.

After being one-upped by Homer, Ned tries to earn his rightful spot as "nicest man in town" by buying everyone in town presents (thanks to renting his house out to a fraternity). Homer tries to think of a way to do better than that, but Lisa reminds him of her Buddhist ways and how they believe that Christmas isn't about material goods. That makes Homer think and decides to follow her advice by stealing back the presents under the cover of nightfall (à la "{{w|How the Grinch Stole Christmas}}"). In the morning, everyone finds their presents are gone and riot against Homer, until they see a star in the sky (which is actually a flare set off by [[Hans Moleman]] who's trapped in the snow). Everyone looses their rage and join hands to sing "Hark! The Harald Angels Sing" as Snake comes by and steals the Astrolabe.

== Reception ==
It is generally considered one of the best episodes of the season, if not, the entire post-classic era.

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The Gloria M. Stein Story

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|image = [[File:The Gloria M. Stein Story.png]]
|author =
|genre = Biography
|appearance = ''[[Virtual Springfield]]''
}}
'''''The Gloria M. Stein Story''''' is a biography with a foreword by Andrew Dice Klay. [[Lisa]] owns a copy.

== Behind the Laughter ==
*The book's subject, Gloria M. Stein, is a pun on feminist writer {{w|Gloria Steinem}}.
*The author of the forward, Andrew Dice Klay, is a play on comedian and actor {{w|Andrew Dice Clay}}.
*Andrew Dice Clay's comedy act has been labeled sexist and misogynistic and has drawn criticism from feminist and women's rights groups. It is therefore ironic for the sound-a-like Klay to be credited with writing the foreword for a biography of a Gloria Steinem sound-a-like, as in real life it is likely that neither Clay nor Steinem would consent to such an arrangement.

== Appearances ==
*{{game|Virtual Springfield}}
{{DEFAULTSORT:Gloria M. Stein Story, The}}

[[sv:The Gloria M. Stein Story]]

The Springfield Harmonica Store

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{{Shop
|name = The Springfield Harmonica Store
|image = [[File:The Springfield Harmonica Store.png|250px]]
|District =
|town = [[Springfield]]
|sells= Harmonicas
|owner =
|employees =
|first appearance = "[[Hurricane Neddy]]"
}}

'''The Springfield Harmonica Store''' is a store that sells harmonicas.

==History==
When [[Hurricane Barbara]] hit [[Springfield]] the instruments in the shop began to play by themselves.
== Appearances ==
*{{ep|Hurricane Neddy}}
{{DEFAULTSORT:Springfield Harmonica Store, The}}
[[Category:Businesses]]

[[sv:The Springfield Harmonica Store]]

Springfield Atoms Stadium

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{{Location
|name= Springfield Atoms Stadium
|image= [[File:AtomsStadium.PNG|250px]]
|District=
|Town= [[Springfield]]
|use= Football stadium
|owner=
|employees=
|first appearance= "[[Love is a Many-Strangled Thing]]"
}}

The '''Springfield Atoms Stadium''' is a stadium in [[Springfield]] which is the home of the [[Springfield Atoms]].

== History ==
When [[Homer]] helps [[Mr. Burns]] by getting down his out of control hot air balloon, he tells Homer that he can have whatever he wishes as a reward. Homer's original demands were for all of Mr. Burns' money and stuff, but he told Homer to think "lower and likelier", so Homer then asked for Super Bowl tickets. Mr. Burns gave him a sour look, so Homer asked for playoff tickets. Again Mr. Burns gave stared at him angrily and Homer hastily said "regular season bobble-head day". At that point Mr. Burns angrily exclaimed "Nothing-Head Day!"

Homer and his family then go to the stadium to watch the game on "Nothing-Head day". Inside the stadium are a number of shops. Homer ends up embarrassing [[Bart]] by tickling him which caused him to wet his pants, while on the fan-cam.

== Stores in the stadium ==
Stores that can be seen in the stadium:
*[[Stadium 60 Cinemas]]
*[[Vulgari]]
*[[Spiffany]]
*[[Museum of Tolerance]]
*[[The Pampered Fan]]
*[[Mascot Zoo]]
*[[Bean and Nothingness]]
*A wine bar
*An art gallery
*A {{W|sushi}} bar (mentioned)

== Trivia ==
*The stadium has a retractable roof.
*[[Lisa]] mentions that she had lied down in front of bulldozers to protest the construction of the stadium.

== Behind the Laughter ==
*Homer asks Mr. Burns for {{W|Superbowl}} tickets, but instead gets tickets to "Nothing-Head Day."

== Appearances ==
*{{ep|Love is a Many-Strangled Thing}}

[[Category:Stadiums]]
[[Category:One time locations]]

The Demure McClure

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{{Book2
|name = ''The Demure McClure''
|image =
|author = [[Troy McClure]]
|genre = Biography
|appearance = ''[[The Purple Prose of Springfield]]''
}}
'''''The Demure McClure''''' is a biography about [[Troy McClure]].

== History ==
When Lisa's diary was published after Bart edited the book, Troy told her that her book was a plagiazired copy of his autobiography. There was a lawsuit over who owned the rights to the book, which ended with the profits donated to charity.
== Appearances ==
*{{bon|The Purple Prose of Springfield}}
{{DEFAULTSORT:Demure McClure, The}}

The Falcon and the D'ohman/Credits

2011-10-03T20:26:48Z

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{{TabC
|episode=The Falcon and the D'ohman
}}
{{EpisodePrevNextCre|The Ned-Liest Catch|Bart Stops to Smell the Roosevelts}}
{{Incomplete}}
'''Starring'''

[[Dan Castellaneta]] [[Julie Kavner]] [[Nancy Cartwright]] [[Yeardley Smith]] [[Hank Azaria]] and [[Harry Shearer]]

'''Special Guest Voice'''

[[Tom Colicchio]] [[Kevin Michael Richardson]] [[Kiefer Sutherland]] [[Marcia Wallace]]

'''Also Starring'''

[[Chris Edgerly]] [[Pamela Hayden]] [[Tress MacNeille]] [[Ping Marshall]]

'''Animation Producers'''

[[Tom Klein]] [[Andrea Romero]] [[Jaspreet Dhillon]]

'''Animation Post Producer'''

[[Rick Polizzi]]

'''Film Roman - General Manager'''

[[Dana Booton]]

'''Post Production Co-Producer'''

[[Dominique Braud]]

'''Animation Co-Producer'''

[[Richard K. Chung]]

'''Associate Producers'''

[[Felicia Nalivansky-Caplan]] [[Alexander Duke]] [[Brian J. Kaufman]]

'''Theme by'''

[[Danny Elfman]]

'''Music by'''

[[Alf Clausen]]

'''Original Casting by'''

[[Bonita Pietila]]

'''Editors'''

[[Michael Bridge]] [[Don Barrozo]]

'''Production Coordinator'''

[[Jesse D. Miller]]

'''Post Production Assistant'''

[[Michael D. Mitchell]]

'''Dialogue Sound Editors'''

[[Bobby Mackston]] [[Terry Greene]] [[Norm Macleod]]

'''Music Editing'''

[[Chris Ledesma]], [[M.P.S.E.]]

'''Sound Effects Editor'''

[[Travis Powers]]

'''Re-Recording Mixers'''

[[Mark Linden]], [[C.A.S.]] [[Tara A. Paul]], C.A.S.

'''Production Mixer'''

[[David Betancourt]]

'''Sound Recordist'''

[[Tim Lauber]]

'''Music Scoring Mixer'''

[[Rick Riccio]]

'''Script Supervisor'''

[[Lousie Jaffe]]

''Production Accountant'''

[[Richard Lorenzana]]

'''Post Production Audio Facility'''

[[Sony Pictures Studio]]

'''Post Production Facility'''

[[Laserpacific]]

'''Presented in'''

[[Dolby Surround]]

'''Assistants to Mr. Brooks'''

[[Lisa Walder]] [[Josh Bornstein]]

'''Assistants to Mr. Groening'''

[[N. Vyolet Diaz]]

'''Assistant to Mr. Jean'''

[[Joe Clabby]]

'''Assistants to the Producers'''

[[Colin Contreary]] [[Caitlin Pickall]]

[[Daniel Furlong]] [[Kyle Stegina]]

[[Eliza Hooper]]

'''Animation Produced by'''

[[Film Roman]] a Starz Company

'''Overseas Production by'''

[[Akom Production Co.]] [[Nelson Shin]]
'''Overseas Animation Director'''

'''Assistant Director'''

[[Oscar Cervantes]]

'''Lead Animation Timer'''

[[Sam Im]]

'''Additional Timers'''

[[Carlton Batten]] [[Scott Brutz]] [[Jack Dyer]] [[Robert Ingram]] [[Adam Kuhlman]] [[Michael Polcino]] [[Larry Smith]]

'''Technical Director'''

[[Rob Oliver]]

'''Retake Director'''

[[K.C. Johnson]]

'''Storyboard'''

[[Scott Alberts]] [[Ralph Sosa]] [[Glen Wuthrich]]

'''Storyboard Revisons'''

[[John Achenbach]] [[Luis Escobar]] [[Ben Lane]]

'''Animatic Layout'''

[[Norman P. Auble]] [[Liz Climo]] [[Eric Koenig]] [[Grant Lee]] [[Tom Madrid, Jr.]] [[Mike Morris]]

'''Animatic Editor'''

[[Roger Injarusorn]]

'''Background Design'''

[[Lynna Blankenship]] [[Sean Coons]] [[Ralph Delgado]] [[Alexander C. Dilts]] [[Leasa Epps-Eisele]] [[Tj Kim]] [[Hugh MacDonald]] [[Debbie Petersen]] [[Dean Scammahorn]] [[Lance Wilder]]

'''Character Design'''

[[Edwin E. Aguilar]] [[Dale Hendrickson]] [[Eric S. Keyes]] [[Richard Manginsay]] [[Kevin M, Newman]] [[Tommy Tejeda]] [[Matt Groening]] [[Sam Simon]]

'''Prop Design'''

[[Darrel Bowen]] [[Kevin Moore]] [[Jefferson R. Weekly]]

'''Lead Character Layout'''

[[Sooan Kim]] [[Debbie Mahan]] [[Oscar Pangestu]] [[Eddie Rosas]] [[Rick Salonga]]

'''Character Layout'''

[[Jung A Anderson]] [[Greg Checketts]] [[Gabriel DeFrancesco]] [[Manny DeGuzman]] [[Davy Lauterbach]] [[Istvan Majoros]] [[Mary Orario-Natalie]] [[Silvia Pompei]] [[Alex Que]] [[Ryan Rivette]] [[Fill Marc Sagadraca]] [[Jason D. Warnesky]] [[Paul Wee]]

'''Lead Background Layout'''

[[Ryan Cheetham]] [[Mike Pettengill]]

'''Background Layout'''

[[John Berman]] [[Andy Chen]] [[Sam Ho]] [[John Liu]] [[Steve Pilapil]] [[Rene Vega]] [[Ian Wilcox]]

'''CG Artist'''

[[Brent M. Bowen]]

'''FX Layout'''

[[Al Holter]] [[Brice Mallier]]

'''CG Animation Segment'''

[[Kevin Adams]] [[Arc Productions]]

'''Color Design Director'''

[[Dima Malanitchev]]

'''Color Design Supervisor'''

[[Karen Bauer]]

'''Color Design'''

[[Eli Balser]] [[Anna Legge]]

'''Assistant Color Design'''

[[Mike Battle]] [[Lisa S. Waggoner]]

'''Animation Checkers'''

[[William Bemiller]] [[Esther H. Lee]]

'''Digital Retakes'''

[[Steve Mills]] [[Beth S. Morris]]

'''Scene Planner'''

[[Erika Isabel Vega]]

'''Lip Sync'''

[[Robyn Anderson]]

'''Track Reader'''

[[Laurie Wetzler]]

'''Assistant Editor'''

[[Kurtis Kunsak]]

'''Animation Production Managers'''

[[Peter Gave]] [[Trista H. Navarro]] [[Eric Vesbit]]

{{Season 23 C}}

Wayne Slater's boss

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{{Conjecture}}
{{Novoice}}
{{Character
|name = Wayne's boss
|image = [[File:Wayne'sBoss.PNG|250px]]
|gender = {{Male}}
|hair = Dark brown
|age =
|status = Possibly deceased
|job = CIA agent
|relatives =
|appearance = "[[The Falcon and the D'ohman]]
|voiced by = Unknown
}}

'''Wayne's boss''' is a CIA agent whom [[Wayne Slater]] used to work under.

== History ==
During one of Wayne's flashbacks, brought on by [[Mr. Burns]] trying to put a silver safety helmet on his head, the former CIA agent is seen in an office, talking with a man that was, presumably, his boss. The man congratulates Wayne, stating that thanks to him "we did not lose the visible side of the moon."

Wayne replies that he was only doing his job. The man then says that he was doing it ''all too well,'' and per protocol, his memory needed to be erased. As two guards grabbed Wayne's arms, the man pulled out a memory erasing helmet and stepped towards Wayne. However, Wayne broke free of the guards' grasp and took them out. He then grabbed the helmet and stuck it on his boss' head, pressing the button to turn the helmet on.

As his boss' memory was being erased, Wayne's flashback faded and he was shown strangling Mr. Burns.

== Behind the Laughter ==
*It is unknown whether Wayne's boss is still alive or not. Although his death is never shown, as Wayne's flashback ends he is seen strangling Mr. Burns in an attepmt to kill him. It is possible that Wayne strangled his old boss to death after putting the helmet on his head.
*In Wayne's boss' office a sign hangs on the wall that reads "Urgent: {{W|Osama Bin Laden|Osama}} in {{W|Abottabad}}- Get him now!"

== Appearances ==
*{{ep|The Falcon and the D'ohman}}

{{Simpsons characters}}

[[Category:One time characters]]

Itchy & Scratchy Meet the Mannheim Steamroller

2011-10-03T20:25:55Z

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{{noncanon}}
{{Album (Simpsons)
|name= ''Itchy & Scratchy Meet the Mannheim Steamroller''
|image= [[File:Itchy & Scratchy Meet the Mannheim Steamroller.png|250px]]
|artist= [[Itchy & Scratchy]]
|appearance= ''[[Audio Holiday Collectibles]]''
}}
'''''Itchy & Scratchy Meet the Mannheim Steamroller''''' is an LP album with Christmas songs performed by [[Itchy & Scratchy]]. The album is on sale at [[Android's Dungeon & Baseball Card Shop]].

== Behind the Laughter ==
*{{w|Mannheim Steamroller}} is an American music group, primarily known for its modern recordings of classic Christmas songs.

== Appearances ==
*{{bon|Audio Holiday Collectibles}}

[[sv:Itchy & Scratchy Meet the Mannheim Steamroller]]

The Great Springfield Donut War!

2011-10-03T20:25:43Z

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{{ctab}}
{{Comics
|title=''The Great Springfield Donut War!''
|image=[[File:Blank.png]]
|released=October, 2004
|series=[[Bart Simpson Comics]]
|written by=[[Scott Shaw]]
}}

'''''The Great Springfield Donut War!''''' is a [[Simpsons Comics]] story that appears in ''[[Bart Simpson 20]]''. The comic has later get reprint in ''[[Big Bouncy Book of Bart Simpson]]'' and ''[[Bart Simpson Annual 2012]]''.

== Plot ==
[[Bart]] opened a crocodile and exotic reptile farm-etarium in the garden, which [[Homer]] does not appreciate. Homer asks Bart to pay the $250,000 damage to the lawn cost. Bart then asks Homer if he got in trouble as a child and Homer tells him a story. The story begins with Homer making a Woodstock on the lawn and destroying the entire lawn and his father, [[Abraham Simpson]], wants him to pay for the damage.

Homer starts looking for a job but found nothing before passing [[Lard Lad Donuts]], who had to lay off their mascot after he was too fat for the costume. The owner of Lard Lad Donuts says that in a few days he will get competition from [[Keep on Dunkin 'Donuts]] that's opening across the street and he is worried that he might have to close the business, so he lets Homer be the new mascot. Homer begins to sweat in the suit but he will not give up, which irritates the owner of Keep on Dunkin 'Donuts, who wants no competition. He decides to get Homer to stop working as the mascot by gluing the head and getting dogs to chase him, yet he does not give up and discovers that Keep on Dunkin 'Donuts has caused the accidents. Homer contacts [[Barney]] who thinks they can take revenge on Keep on Dunkin 'Donuts and that night they sneak in and place lots of insects in the store.

Homer discovers that their donuts are synthetic, not organic as they promised, which means that they also lie and do not just want to get rid of the competition. They are found by [[James Maplethorpe III]], owner of Keep on Dunkin 'Donuts, and he discovers that Homer and Barney know the truth about his donuts and wants to secure them, so commands his employees to imprison them. However Homer & Barney manage to escape just before the store opens.

Outside the store there has formed a long queue and when they see Homer and Barney gets chased by Maplethorpe and lots of insects leave the building they queue decide then to contact the chief Health Inspector and he closes the store. Homer then gets a big bonus from the owners of Lard Lad Donuts and can eat as many donuts as he wants. But he becomes so fat that he can not fit into the suit and is forced to quit. That makes Abe angry and Homer tells Bart that just as his father did, he's going to force Bart to pay for the damage. Bart gets Homer to be quiet and they go to Lard Lad Donuts where Bart is considering whether they need a new mascot.

{{DEFAULTSORT:Great Springfield Donut War!, The}}
[[Category:Bart Simpson comics stories]]

TV6 (Sweden)

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{{realworld}}
[[File:TV6 Viasat.svg.png|thumb|TV6 logo]]
'''TV6 ''' is a television channel in [[Sweden]] which shows [[The Simpsons]]. The channel almost show only American programming.
The channel has show The Simpsons from since launch, because it replaced [[ZTV (Sweden)|ZTV]]. The episode is broadcast with subtitles and without censorship. Each episode have one breake for commercial.

==Promos==
[[File:tv6promotion.png|thumb|left]]
Before the premiere of the movie was four promos with The Simpsons made for TV6. In one version flew Maggie Simpson in balloons and hold in one hand the logo to the Simpsons theme. In the second intro try Homer to capture the logo that hung in the air and he said "D'oh" every time he failed to catch the logo to the Simpsons theme. In a third threw Krusty a cake followed by the logo showed up. In the fourth and last was a dounts around the logo and Homer said "Mmmm... Donuts".

== See also ==
*[[TV6 (Estonia)]]
*[[TV3 (Lithuania)]]

== External links ==
*{{Wikipedialink|TV6 (Sweden)}}

{{stub}}

[[Category:Real Life TV Channels]]

Treehouse of Horror/Credits

2011-09-19T20:48:32Z

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{{TabC
|episode=Treehouse of Horror
}}
{{EpisodePrevNextCre|Simpson and Delilah|Two Cars in Every Garage and Three Eyes on Every Fish}}

'''Executive Producers'''

[[James L. Brooks]] [[Matt Groening]] [[Sam Simon]]

'''Starring'''

[[Dan Castellaneta]] [[Julie Kavner]] [[Nancy Cartwright]] [[Yeardley Smith]] And [[Harry Shearer]]

'''Special Guest Voice'''

[[James Earl Jones]]

'''Executive Consultant'''

[[Brad Bird]]

'''Executive Story Editor'''

[[Jon Vitti]]

'''Story Editor'''

[[John Swartzwelder]]

'''Story Editor'''

[[Jeff Martin]]

'''"Bad Dream House"'''

'''Written by:''' John Swartzwelder

'''Directed by:''' [[Wes Archer]]

'''Assistant Director:''' [[Jim Reardon]]

'''Storyboard:''' [[Steven Dean Moore]] Wes Archer

'''Background Design:''' [[Phil Drtiz]]

'''"The Raven"'''

'''Written by:''' [[Edgar Allan Poe]] & [[Sam Simon]]

'''Directed by:''' [[David Silverman]]

'''Assistant Director:''' Jim Reardon

'''Storyboard:''' [[Jeff Lynch]] David Silverman

'''Character Design:''' [[Dale Hendrickson]] Sam Simon

'''Background Design:''' David Silverman [[Lance Wilder]]

'''Animation Produced by'''

[[Klasky-Csupo, Inc.]]

'''Executive Animation Producer for Klasky-Csupo'''

[[Gabor Csupo]]

'''Animation Producer for Klasky Csupo'''

[[Sherry Gunther]]

'''Associate Producer'''

[[J. Michael Mendel]]

'''Visual Consultant'''

[[Stephen Lineweaver]]

'''Theme By'''

[[Danny Elfman]]

'''Music By'''

[[Alf Clausen]]

'''Casting By'''

[[Bonita Pietila]]

'''Editors'''

[[Brian K. Roberts]] [[Don Barrozo]]

'''Post Production Supervisor'''

[[Joseph A. Boucher]]

'''Animation Production Manager'''

[[Ken Tsumura]]

'''Assistants to the Associate Producers'''

[[Michael McCusker]] [[George Niciforos]]

'''Production Coordinator''' [[Sarah Werner]]

'''Dialogue Sound Editors''' [[Mark McJimsey]] Brian K. Roberts

'''Music Editor''' [[Chris Ledesma]]

'''Sound Effects Editor''' [[Travis Powers]]

'''Re-Recording Mixers''' [[Gary Montgomery]] [[Jim Fitzpatrick]]

'''Production Mixer''' [[Brad Brock]]

'''Script Supervisor''' [[Louise Jaffe]]

'''Video Graphics''' [[Sonny King]]

'''Post Production Audio Facility''' Todd-AD/Glen Glenn Studios

'''Post Production Facility''' [[Laser Edit, Inc.]]

'''Assistant to James L. Brooks''' [[Patty MacDonald]]

'''Assistant to Sam Simong''' [[Daria Paris]]

'''Assistant to Matt Groening''' [[Julie Steddom Smith]]

'''Assistant to Richard Sakai''' [[Lana Repp Lewis]]

'''Assistant to A. Jean and M. Reiss''' [[Lona Williams]]

'''Assistant to the Producers'''

[[Robert Cohen]] [[Ian Deitchman]] [[Peter Kwons]] [[T.J. Muncan]] [[Leslie Richter]] [[Todd Stein]] [[Lisa Stewart]] [[Paul Zerner]]

'''Overseas Animation Director'''

[[Mike Girard]]

'''Animation Production Managers'''

[[Maria Elena Rodriquez]] [[Pamela Kleibrink Thompson]]

'''Korean Production Company'''

[[Akom Production Company]]

'''Character Layout Artists'''

[[Mike Anderson]] [[Susie Dietter]] [[Adriana Galvez]] [[Chris Huicochea]] [[Eric Keyes]] [[Istvan Majoros]] [[Eduardo Olivares]] [[Joe Russo]] [[Paul Wee]] [[J.C. Wegman]]

'''Background Layout Artists'''

[[John Berman]] [[Tricia Garcia]] [[Dave Karoll]] [[Nancy Kruse]] [[Pete Michels]] [[Jeff Meyers]] [[Matthew Nastuk]]

'''Lip Sync'''

[[Kent Holaday]]

'''Color Design Supervisor''' [[Carol Wyatt]]

'''Color Design''' [[Paul Fetler]] [[Samantha Harrison]] [[Gyorgyi Peluce]]

'''Painters''' [[Barbara Hiestand]] [[Cookie Tricarico]]

'''Animation Checking Supervisor''' [[Jackie Banks]]

'''Animation Checker''' [[Susan Zsuzsa Lamy]] [[Nikki Vanzo]]

'''Animation Camera''' [[Jim Keefer]] [[Karen Shaffer]] [[Wesley Smith]]

'''Background Cleanup Supervisor'''

[[Debbie A. Silver]]

'''Background Cleanup'''

[[Andrew Brandou]] [[Michael Camarillo]] [[Chris Loudon]] [[Mike Moon]] [[Jordan Reichek]] [[Jerry Richardson]] [[Rick Salonga]] [[Kim Taylor]] [[Jefferson R. Weekley]] [[Doug Yurchey]]

'''Production Coordinators''' [[Todd Jacobsen]] [[Eleanor Mills]]

'''Production Assistants''' [[Bev Chapman]] [[Matt Hamilton]] [[Miles Lewis Horst]] [[Andy Houts]] [[Denise Mitchell]]

'''Negative Cutter''' [[D&A Neg Cutter]]

'''Video Transfer''' [[Dan Bernardino Compact Video]]

The persons in this film are fictitious.

Any similarity to actual persons or

events is unintentional.

'''The SIMPSONS EPISODE #7F04'''

COPYRIGHT ©1990

TWENTIETH CENTURY FOX FILM CORPORATION

Twentieth Century Fox Film Corporation

is the author of this motion picture for

purposes of copyright and other laws.

This motion picture is protected under laws of the United States and other countries. Unauthorized

duplication, distribution or exhibition may result in civil liability and criminal prosecution.

The Simpsons and the Simpsons characters, TM Twentieth Century Fox Film Corporation.

'''I.A.T.S.E.'''

'''N.A.B.'''

'''Executive in Charge of Production for Gracie Films'''

[[Michael Stanislavsky]]

'''Creative Supervisor'''

Sam Simon

'''Executive Creative Consultant'''

James L. Brooks

GRACIE FILMS

IN ASSOCIATION WITH

20th TELEVISION

{{Season 2 C}}
{{DEFAULTSORT:Treehouse of Horror I}}

TheSimpsons.com

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{{Realworld}}

{{Website
|name = TheSimpsons.com
|image = [[File:Simpsonswebsite.png|220px]] Main page on September 9th 2011
|URL = http://thesimpsons.com
|status = Active
|launched =
|founder = FOX
|type = Official Simpsons Website
}}

'''TheSimpsons.com''' is the official website for The Simpsons. The website contains various information for the series, including episode recaps, character biographies, and episode clips. In September 2011, the website revamped its content and now has an interactive "Springfield Career Day", where readers can switch between booths to find out different information.

==Character Biographies==
The website has the biographies of only the main and side characters. Characters are sorted by their last name and each has a few paragraphs for a biography as well as at least one user interactive object with each character's biography, and a photo.
===List of characters with biographies===
* [[Comic Book Guy]]
** Page features a clickable mouse which upon being clicked shows a clip of a nude woman being slowly loaded, and a popup ad for Homer's [[Internet King]] business appearing. A reference to the same clip in [[Das Bus]].
* [[Carl Carlson]]
** Page features a clickable green splotch of goo that bubbles when clicked and a radioactive rod which falls through the paper when clicked.
* [[Charles Montgomery Burns]]
** Page has a knees to head sized portrait of Burns which when clicked causes the three dots on his head to fall off one at a time, Burns then bends over and reaches out of the portrait to pick them up, putting them back on his head.
* [[Selma Bouvier]]
** Page has [[Jub-Jub]], Selma's pet iguana sitting on it. When clicked the iguana pokes out its tongue and Selma's voice says "Jub-Jub" in the background.
* [[Patty Bouvier]]
** Page features Homer's failed chauffeur's driving test. Clicking a place on the test will cause Patty's hand to stamp a "FAILED" stamp onto it. Clicking on different places will have the stamp stamped onto a different place.
* [[Julius Hibbert]]
** The page features 3 interactive objects: A light reflecting mirror band that doctors wear on their heads, when clicked plays Hibbert's catchphrase laugh. A stethoscope that plays the sound of a beating heart when clicked. A syringe with green fluid, when clicked causes the syringe to squirt out all its fluid, making Hibbert complain that the viewer is wasting thousands of dollars.
* [[Barney Gumble]]
** When the page is opened there is a full coffee cup, and an empty beer cup. When clicking on the coffee the cup empties and the beer cup fills up. When clicking on the beer cup it empties and the coffee cup fills up.
* [[Todd Flanders]]
** Clicking on the golf-ball on the page causes it to pop out of its hole, a golf club then knocks it back into its whole, making Rodd and Todd to shout "Yay".
* [[Rod Flanders]]
** Clicking on [[Billy Graham's Bible Blaster]] opens up the actual game as seen in the episode [[Alone Again, Natura-diddly]]
* [[Ned Flanders]]
** A video camera can play a short section from Ned Flander's dating video and some more pictures when clicked.
* [[Krusty]]
** There are 2 interative pieces of [[Krusty the Clown]] merchandise, when one is clicked, it attempts to functions then breacks down.
* [[Edna Krabappel]]
** Page features a fold out heart, clikcing on it once opens up the left, showing Edna on the left and Principle Skinner in the middle, clicking on it again shows Agnes Skinner on the right, pulling on Principle Ckinner's ear.
* [[Itchy]]
** Page has a target board and a picture of Scratchy's face attached. Clicking will throuw a variety of objects at it, including knives and axes.
* [[Martin Prince]]
** Page features an interactive Plasma globe.
* [[Nelson Muntz]]
** A "Whack-a-nerd" game where clicking on a picture will have Nelson punch it.
* [[Apu Nahasapeemapetilon]]
** Clicking on a Kwik-e-Mart coupon will play an animation of Apu serving a squishy.
* [[Lenny Leonard]]
** Clicking on Lenny's wallet opens it up, showing two pictures of [[Carl Carlson]], and one of [[Mount Carlmore]]
* [[Otto Mann]]
** Clicking on a tape plays Otto's children's bus songs.
* [[Snowball II]]
** Opening the biography will cause a fur ball to hit the page, then a fur ball can be shot at the page by further clicking.
* [[Moe Szyslak]]
** A glass of [[Flaming Homer]] will erupt in flames when clicked, an interactive Duff calender has stickers that cover Moe's face which are peeled off one at a time after clicking.
* [[Waylon Smithers]]
** When a computer mouse is clicked a black and white video of Mr. Burns naked saying "hello Smithers, you're quite good at turning me on!" plays.
* [[Marge Simpson]]
** Clicking on the page shows Marge's hand cleaning up food crumbs and other things on the page.
* [[Seymour Skinner]]
** When a red marker is clicked, the hand of [[El Barto]] graffitis onto a photo of Skinner and signs his name onto the page.
* [[Homer Simpson]]
** The page has a memory game, a remote that when some buttons are clicked makes a photo of Homer experience different television effects. Clicking on a donut squishes it squirting out pink liquid.
[[File:Homer memory game.png|thumb|The memory game, showing two matched pairs of cards]]
* [[Lisa Simpson]]
** Clicking on a cover for [[Sax on the Beach]] shows a saxophone on the page, which has flashing buttons to teach the opening theme music for The Simpsons (saxophone buttons and sounds do not match those of a saxophone in reality).
* [[Maggie Simpson]]
** Clicking on the edges of the page makes Maggie's pacifier appear and plays Maggie's catchphrase: the "suck" sound.
* [[Abe Simpson]]
** Clicking on his pair of fake teeth make them shut then open again. Clicking on a bag with two coins inside plays a different Abe Simpson quote every time.
* [[Bart Simpson]]
** Clicking on his slingshot opens up a target shooting minigame.
* [[Santa's Little Helper]]
** Clicking on a new shoe shows it getting ripped up as a reference to Santa's Little Helper always destroying goods.
* [[Scratchy]]
** Clicking on a remote plays an [[Itchy and Scratchy]] episode based on an existing Itchy and Scratchy episode.
*

While browsing the character bios, sometimes a red light starts flashing while disco music plays, Disco Stu then walks past dancing.
==So you think you know The Simpsons? Quiz==
There is a quiz on the website which asks a set of multi-choice questions (3 choices) and has a picture of [[Comic Book Guy]].
==Designs==
The site has had many various changes to its design throughout its time online. The main design is the family looking behind the couch at us. Those include:
*St. Patrick's Day design 2011 - While Marge looks on, Bart blows a horn into Homer's ear while he is asleep, wearing a hat and holding a beer mug; Santa's Little Helper drinks the beer; Lisa holds a four-leafed clover; A leprechaun shakes his fists at Maggie, who is playing in a mug of gold while a rainbow shines above her.
*Easter design 2011 - Bart is dressed as the Easter Bunny while a group of chicks follow him.
*Mother's Day design 2011 - Bart, Lisa and Maggie hold up their present to Marge for Mother's Day.
*Father's Day designs 2011 - (1) On Father's Day, Bart, Lisa and Maggie use up all of Homer's Krusty-O's; (2) Bart, Lisa and Maggie are holding card with the letters on that make "DAD", but Maggie's is upside down.
*July 4 design 2011 - The family is watching fireworks.
*Summer design 2011 - The Simpsons swimming in a river.

==See also==
* [[simpsonsmovie.com]]

==External links==
*[http://thesimpsons.com/ The website itself]
*[http://fox.com/thesimpsons An alternative link to the website]

[[Category:Websites]]
[[Category:Simpsons websites]]

The Case of the Missing Moon Waffles

2011-09-19T20:32:14Z

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{{Comics
|title=''The Case of the Missing Moon Waffles From the Secret Files of Lisa Simpson''
|image=
|released=February, 2002
|series=[[Bart Simpson Comics]]
|written by=[[Terry Delegeane]]
}}

'''''The Case of the Missing Moon Waffles From the Secret Files of Lisa Simpson''''' is a [[Simpsons Comics]] story that appears in [[Bart Simpson 7]]. The comic later got reprinted in [[Big Bad Book of Bart Simpson]].

== Plot ==
The family sits and eats breakfast and [[Homer]] becomes enraged when he realizes that his waffles missing. [[Lisa]] decides to find out where the waffles gone and asks Homer when the last time was he saw the moon waffles. Homer tell to Lisa at he only looked away from his plate for a split second to check the stock pages, and when he looked down on the plate they were gone. Homer thinks that [[Bart]] had eaten them, but he says he do not like them to Lisa. Lisa then asks [[Marge]] and she don't have time for another one of Homer's waffle crise. [[Maggie]] turns out not to be and Lisa realize who did it. She realizes that Homer himself had eaten them up, and he admits only to proclaim that his plat is empty again. It was three she tipped off. Homer been known to forget that he have food in his mouth while chewing it, and he never read the stock pages and the stock market isn't open on Sundays, and today is Monday. Homer then tells Lisa that he read them for he is interested in commodity listings.

[[Category:Bart Simpson comics stories]]

Simpsons Super Spectacular

2011-09-19T20:23:55Z

I Doh Bot: typo fixing, typos fixed: heros → heroes

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{{Comic Series
|title = Simpsons Super Spectacular
|image = [[File:Super Spectacular 1.jpg|250px]]
|First Published = 2005
|Publisher = [[Bongo Comics]]
|Issue # = 13
}}'''''Simpsons Super Spectacular''''' comics are a stories comic book series centered on heroes in [[The Simpsons]], first published in the United States in 2005 by [[Bongo Comics]]. A new issue has since been published twice time each year.

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{{Simpsons Super Spectacular}}
[[Category:Comics (real world)]]

Radioactive Man 88

2011-09-19T20:09:10Z