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{{Character|
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{{Chdisambig|Charlie|2=yes}}
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image= [[Image:charlie.gif|150px]]|
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{{Character
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name=Charlie|
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|name = Charlie
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gender=Male|
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|image = [[File:Charlie.png|250px]]
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hair=Dirty Blonde|
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|gender = {{Male}}
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age=mid 30s|
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|hair = Dirty blond
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job=Dangerous Emissions Supervisor |
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|age =  
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relatives=A wife and two kids|
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|status = Alive
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appearance=“[[Life on the Fast Lane]]”|
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|job = Dangerous Emissions Supervisor at the [[Springfield Nuclear Power Plant]]
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voiced by=[[Dan Castellaneta]]|
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|relatives = '''Wife:''' Unnamed<br>'''Son:''' [[Charlie's son|Unnamed]]<br>'''Sister:''' Unnamed
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|appearance = "[[Life on the Fast Lane]]"
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'''Charlie''' is the Dangerous Emissions Supervisor of Sector 7-G. He is one of Homer Simpson’s friends and was involved in the fake emergency exit incident in 1993. He also made 3 cameos in ''[[The Simpsons Movie]]''.
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'''Charlie''' is the Dangerous Emissions Supervisor of Sector 7G at the [[Springfield Nuclear Power Plant]]. He is a friend of [[Homer Simpson]].
  
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==Family==
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== History ==
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He has a wife and two children (a boy and a girl), as seen in [[Homer the Smithers]].
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Charlie is known to have bad luck and show lousy judgment at times. He is arrested for threatening to beat up local officials over the slow progression of HDTVs.<ref>"[[The Trouble with Trillions]]"</ref> He was briefly disabled as stated by Lenny after Homer notices he is not at the plant.<ref>"[[King-Size Homer]]"</ref> This disability was clearly temporary as he is later seen back to work and in good health. As a member of the [[Springfield Nuclear Power Plant softball team]], Charlie uses his sister's wooden leg as a baseball bat.<ref>"[[Homer at the Bat]]"</ref>
  
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==Replacement==
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Although Charlie has made mistakes, some of his bad luck is through no fault of his own. He was replaced by [[Mindy Simmons]] after he, [[Homer]], [[Lenny]], and [[Carl]] play a prank on a worker and cause a radioactive gas leak and Charlie complains to [[Mr. Burns]] that the plant requires a real emergency exit rather than one which is painted on. Burns lowers a giant tube which suck Charlie up, sending him to an Asian country where he is forced to dance on a table.<ref name=last>"[[The Last Temptation of Homer]]"</ref> Another example of Charlie's misfortune beyond his power was where he, along with other employees, were harmed due to Homer's negligence. As Charlie and the other men screamed that they were on fire, Homer was daydreaming and imagining them as a clown show.<ref>"[[Homie the Clown]]"</ref>
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After informing Mr. Burns of the need for a real emergency exit as opposed to the one painted on the wall, he got sucked into a tube that took him to a room where he was forced to dance for cackling men in turbans. In his absence, [[Mindy Simmons]] briefly took his place, but got fired afterwards.  
 
  
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==First Apperance==
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== Behind the Laughter ==
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His first appearance was in "[[Life on the Fast Lane]]", when after Homer leaves the table during lunch he says, "Domestic problem".  
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=== Resemblances ===
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In [[Matt Groening]]'s second show, ''[[Futurama]]'' the character {{IS|Terry}} appears to resemble Charlie including his primary role of being a background filler and his usual role of having bad luck.
  
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==Alcholicism==
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=== Creation ===
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He is occasionally seen in [[Moe's Tavern]] drinking.  
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==== Voice ====
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He is voiced by [[Dan Castellaneta]], who said that he was "just [doing] an imitation of Lenny", according to the commentary for "[[Homer at the Bat]]". His voice sounds similar to the [[Blue-haired lawyer]] and [[Arnie Pye]], who are also voiced by Castellaneta.
  
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==Injury==
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== Appearances ==
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In "[[King-Size Homer]]" he was briefly disabled as stated by Lenny after Homer notices he is not at the plant. However, he is well and healthy at the end of the episode.
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== References ==
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He tells Homer (while Homer is working for the FBI) that he has a plan to overthrow the government because they are not making HDTV happen soon enough, and is promptly arrested for conspiracy.
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{{Images|Charlie|Charlie}}
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{{Reflist}}
  
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==Background Appearances==
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{{Springfield Nuclear Power Plant|employees=yes}}
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In "[[Homie the Clown]]" he, along with other employees, were set on fire due to Homer's negligence. Charlie has spoken in very few episodes, but has been seen in the background more.
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{{SNPP softball team}}
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{{Simpsons characters|snpp=yes}}
  
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==Voice==
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[[Category:Adults]]
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He is voiced by [[Dan Castellaneta]], who said that he was "doing an imitation of Lenny".
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[[Category:Characters voiced by Dan Castellaneta]]
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Latest revision as of 17:21, November 7, 2024

For others named Charlie, see Charlie (disambiguation).
Charlie
Charlie.png
Character Information
Gender:
Male ♂
Status:
Alive
Hair: Dirty blond
Occupation: Dangerous Emissions Supervisor at the Springfield Nuclear Power Plant
Relatives: Wife: Unnamed
Son: Unnamed
Sister: Unnamed
First appearance: "Life on the Fast Lane"
Voiced by: Dan Castellaneta
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Charlie is the Dangerous Emissions Supervisor of Sector 7G at the Springfield Nuclear Power Plant. He is a friend of Homer Simpson.

History[edit]

Charlie is known to have bad luck and show lousy judgment at times. He is arrested for threatening to beat up local officials over the slow progression of HDTVs.[1] He was briefly disabled as stated by Lenny after Homer notices he is not at the plant.[2] This disability was clearly temporary as he is later seen back to work and in good health. As a member of the Springfield Nuclear Power Plant softball team, Charlie uses his sister's wooden leg as a baseball bat.[3]

Although Charlie has made mistakes, some of his bad luck is through no fault of his own. He was replaced by Mindy Simmons after he, Homer, Lenny, and Carl play a prank on a worker and cause a radioactive gas leak and Charlie complains to Mr. Burns that the plant requires a real emergency exit rather than one which is painted on. Burns lowers a giant tube which suck Charlie up, sending him to an Asian country where he is forced to dance on a table.[4] Another example of Charlie's misfortune beyond his power was where he, along with other employees, were harmed due to Homer's negligence. As Charlie and the other men screamed that they were on fire, Homer was daydreaming and imagining them as a clown show.[5]

Behind the Laughter[edit]

Resemblances[edit]

In Matt Groening's second show, Futurama the character Terry appears to resemble Charlie including his primary role of being a background filler and his usual role of having bad luck.

Creation[edit]

Voice[edit]

He is voiced by Dan Castellaneta, who said that he was "just [doing] an imitation of Lenny", according to the commentary for "Homer at the Bat". His voice sounds similar to the Blue-haired lawyer and Arnie Pye, who are also voiced by Castellaneta.

Appearances[edit]

Episodes:Specials:Simpsons Illustrated:Simpsons Comics:Treehouse of Horror:Bart Simpson:Futurama Crossover:Comic Strips:Winter Wingding:Video Games:

References[edit]

The Saga of Carl - title screen.png Wikisimpsons has a collection of images related to Charlie.
  1. ↑ "The Trouble with Trillions"
  2. ↑ "King-Size Homer"
  3. ↑ "Homer at the Bat"
  4. ↑ "The Last Temptation of Homer"
  5. ↑ "Homie the Clown"


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