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| | == Description == | | == Description == |
| − | Royce's personal trademark (aside from his dishonesty) is that he does a very good {{w|Juba dance|hambone}} dance. Also, to Homer's envy, Royce has a full head of hair. He also is a heavy whiskey drinker.<ref name=PDL/> | + | Royce's personal trademark (aside from his dishonesty) is that he does a very good {{W|Juba dance|hambone}} dance. Also, to Homer's envy, Royce has a full head of hair. He also is a heavy whiskey drinker.<ref name=PDL/> |
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| | == Behind the Laughter == | | == Behind the Laughter == |
| − | Royce Lumpkin's middle names are the same name as the central antagonist in the TV series ''{{w|The Dukes of Hazzard}}''. | + | Royce Lumpkin's middle names are the same name as the central antagonist in the TV series ''{{W|The Dukes of Hazzard}}''. |
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| | == Appearances == | | == Appearances == |
When Lurleen heard her father doing a hambone, she was excited to see him again. Lurleen forgave her father and the two made up. They went to a carnival together and got their faces on T-shirts together and their father-daughter relationship made Homer jealous. Royce then joined Lurleen and the Simpsons in singing Lurleen's new song, "Daddy's Back", which was about how happy Lurleen was to have Royce back in her life. However, after the song, Royce left the house and Lurleen.
Royce's personal trademark (aside from his dishonesty) is that he does a very good hambone dance. Also, to Homer's envy, Royce has a full head of hair. He also is a heavy whiskey drinker.[1]
Royce Lumpkin's middle names are the same name as the central antagonist in the TV series The Dukes of Hazzard.
Episode – "Colonel Homer" (mentioned)
Book – The Book of Moe (mentioned)
