Difference between revisions of "Steve"
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| + | *[[Steve Freedman]]; also known as the squeaky-voiced-teen or Jeremy he works dead end jobs & is usually used when the script calls for a cashier. | ||
*[[Steve Mobs]]; the CEO of [[Mapple Inc.]]. | *[[Steve Mobs]]; the CEO of [[Mapple Inc.]]. | ||
*Steve; the character Homer Simpson played in a commercial for an impotency/hair loss drug created by Lindsay Neagle. | *Steve; the character Homer Simpson played in a commercial for an impotency/hair loss drug created by Lindsay Neagle. | ||
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Steve may refer to:
Characters
- Steve Freedman; also known as the squeaky-voiced-teen or Jeremy he works dead end jobs & is usually used when the script calls for a cashier.
- Steve Mobs; the CEO of Mapple Inc..
- Steve; the character Homer Simpson played in a commercial for an impotency/hair loss drug created by Lindsay Neagle.
- Steve; a pig owned by the farmer.
- Steve Guttenberg; an actor and former Stonecutter.
- Steve; a general in the U.S. Army.
- Steve, a "sound guy" for Head Butt.
- Stone Cold Steve Austin; an actor and wrestler.
Behind the Laughter
- Steve Allen, an entertainer, guest starred in "Separate Vocations" and "'Round Springfield".
- Steve Buscemi, and actor, guest starred in "Brake My Wife, Please" and "I Don't Wanna Know Why the Caged Bird Sings".
- Steve Carell, actor and a future guest star.
- Steve Gottfried, an assistant to the producers
- Steve Martin, an actor, guest starred in "Trash of the Titans".
- Steve O'Donnell, a writer.
- Steve Pepoon, a one-time writer.
- Steve Sax, a baseballer, guest starred in "Homer at the Bat".
- Steve Shelley, a member of Sonic Youth who guest starred in "Homerpalooza".
- Steve Tompkins, a writer.
- Steve Young, a one-time writer.
