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Character Information
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Julia is a woman who saved Homer and Marge from an angry mob of fans. She then becomes Homer's manager and tries to seduce him, but Homer refuses. Not accepting refusal, she tries to kill Homer with a poisoned blowdart disguised as a conductors baton, during a showing of The Barber of Seville. However, Marge stops her by hurling a french horn in the way, causing the dart to redirect back at her. However, the snipers actually saved her from poisoning by shooting her and then crashing the Chandelier on her, squeezing out the remaining poison. While she is being sent to an insane asylum, she swears vengeance on Marge, hinting that a Cable company is going to be involved in her revenge. Whether or not she will return to get her revenge on Marge (making her Marge's own "Sideshow Bob") remains to be seen.
Behind the Laughter
Julia appears in "The Homer of Seville" and, although she is white (or, in this case, yellow) in the show, she is voiced by Maya Rudolph, a black actress.
Appearance
Episode – "The Homer of Seville"
