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Gino Underdunk Terwilliger

Character Information Gender: Male ♂ Status: Unknown Age: 3 Hair: Dark Red, Wild Relatives: Grandfather - Robert Terwilliger Sr. Grand Mother - Dame Judith Underdunk Father - Sideshow Bob Mother - Francesca Uncle - Cecil Terwilliger First appearance: The Italian Bob Voiced by: Tress MacNeille v • d • e • h

Gino Terwilliger is the son of Sideshow Bob and Francesca Terwilliger.

He appears almost exactly and speaks quite like his father. His hair looks similar to Sideshow Bob's hair (resembling a palm tree). He looks like a toddler version of his father, but his feet are smaller. He also shares his father's hatred towards Bart Simpson.

Biography

Gino was born in the Italian village of Salsicca to Bob Terwilleger (a.k.a. Sideshow Bob, who sought a new life as mayor of the village) and Francesca Terwilliger. When Sideshow Bob's life was ruined, he followed Sideshow Bob and Francesca as they tracked the Simpsons down in Rome. He, along with his mother, helped Bob to try to kill the Simpsons. After Krusty saves the Simpsons family, he chases a butterfly.

After failing to kill the Simpsons, he and his family fled to England where Bob got a job as a chimney brusher. He and his family tour around England going to Buckingham Palace, Sherlock's museum, and rowing a boat (Gino is seen using a megaphone telling his parents to row). Eventually, Bob, Francesca, and Gino sneak back to the US on a train. Gino and the rest of his family constructed a trap to kill the Simpsons by building a phony barbeque restaurant and constructing a commercial about it. All of this was told by Sideshow Bob.

After Sideshow Bob's relatives hatch an ultimate plan to kill Bart Simpson but fails, he and his family were caught and thrown into prison.

Trivia

• Gino appears about a year older than Maggie, but never existed until The Italian Bob.
• Gino looks a lot like his father; sharing his looks and hatred for Bart Simpson.

Appearances

• Episode – "The Italian Bob"
• Episode – "Funeral for a Fiend"