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|name = Alice Glick
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|image = [[File:mrsglick.jpg|250px]]
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|image = [[File:Alice Glick.png]]
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|caption = Artwork of Alice Glick from ''[[The Simpsons: Tapped Out]]''
 
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|hair = Blue
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|hair = Light blue
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|age = 79
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|age = Over 60<ref>"[[The Mansion Family]]"</ref>
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|job = Church Organist
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|status = Alive
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|relatives = '''Brother''': [[Asa Glick]] (Deceased)
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|appearance = [[Three Men and a Comic Book]]
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|relatives = '''Brother:''' {{ap|Asa|Three Men and a Comic Book}} (deceased)<br>'''Husband:''' Unnamed (deceased)
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|voiced by = [[Cloris Leachman]] (First Appearance)<br>[[Tress MacNeille]] (Other Appearances)
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|appearance = "[[Three Men and a Comic Book]]"
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|voiced by = [[Cloris Leachman]] (first appearance)<br>[[Tress MacNeille]] (other appearances)
 
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'''Mrs. Glick''' is an elderly woman who resides in [[Springfield]].
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'''Alice Glick''' (generally referred to as '''Mrs. Glick''') is an elderly woman who resided in [[Springfield]].
  
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==Profile==
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== Biography ==
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Bart did chores in "<ref>[[Three Men and a Comic Book]]</ref>"; he didn't get paid very well, and soon grew to loathe her. She had a brother named Asa, mentioned in the same episode, who died during World War I; he was killed by his own grenade, which he held for too long.
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Mrs. Glick lived in the Simpsons' neighborhood. [[Bart]] met her when he was trying to earn money to buy a collector's item comic book. Mrs. Glick put Bart to work doing chores around [[Mrs. Glick's house|her house]], but he quickly grew to loathe her and she only paid him 50¢. During one of Bart's work sessions with Mrs. Glick, she showed him "an old lady thing" where she dyed her wedding dress black for her husband's funeral.<ref name="comic">"[[Three Men and a Comic Book]]"</ref>
  
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[[Julius Hibbert|Doctor Hibbert]] confessed to once leaving his car keys inside her while operating <ref>[[Bart's Girlfriend]]</ref>". She also tried to sell a candy dish for ninety dollars that she boldly declares can only be used for storing candy<ref>[[Two Bad Neighbors]]</ref>. Mrs. Glick once took the heart donor ticket off her I.D., along with many other people around her<ref>[[Little Big Girl]]</ref>.
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She has a booth at the [[Springfield Swap Meet]] where she is selling extremely value items for 5¢ (including the {{W|United States Declaration of Independence}}, a copy of {{W|Action Comics 1|Action Comics #1}}, a complete block of 1918 ''{{W|Inverted Jenny}}'' misprint United states postal stamps, and a {{W|Stradivarius|Stradivarius violin}}.<ref>"[[Homer's Barbershop Quartet]]"</ref>
  
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Being an elderly woman, her sanity can be questioned at times. When residents of [[Springfield]] were at the Kwik-E-Mart stocking upon food for a hurricane, she grabbed [[Lisa Simpson|Lisa]]'s head, thinking she was a pineapple, and carried her on her shopping cart along with [[Ralph Wiggum|Ralph]] (whom she thought was a pumpkin). Ralph then revealed that Mrs. Glick plans on cooking them into a pie <ref>[[Hurricane Neddy]]</ref>.
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[[Julius Hibbert|Doctor Hibbert]] confessed to once leaving his car keys inside her while operating.<ref>"[[Bart's Girlfriend]]"</ref> She also tried to sell a candy dish for ninety dollars that she forcefully insisted could only be used for storing candy.<ref>"[[Two Bad Neighbors]]"</ref> Mrs. Glick once took the heart donor ticket off her I.D., along with many other people around her.<ref>"[[Little Big Girl]]"</ref> She has civic pride telling Lisa to "think of Jebediah and the words" when Lisa hesitates to tell the citizenry the truth about town founder [[Jebediah Springfield]].<ref>"[[Lisa the Iconoclast]]"</ref> Mrs. Glick is among the protesters outside the [[Immigration and Naturalization Service]] building with a sign reading ''HOMER SAYS "GET OUT"'' that Homer had made.<ref>"[[Much Apu About Nothing]]"</ref> While walking along a street with her groceries, Mrs. Glick trips in and ends up upside down inside garbage can.<ref>"[[22 Short Films About Springfield]]"</ref>
  
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It is revealed that Mrs. Glick is a long-time friend of [[Mrs. Bellamy]] <ref>[[The Frying Game]]</ref>.
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Mrs. Glick was elderly and possibly suffered from dementia; consequently, her grasp on reality could be questioned at times. When residents of [[Springfield]] were at the [[Kwik-E-Mart]] stocking up food for a hurricane, she grabbed [[Lisa]]'s head, thinking she was a pineapple, and carried her on her shopping cart along with [[Ralph]] (whom she thought was a pumpkin). Ralph then revealed that Mrs. Glick planned on cooking them into a pie.<ref>"[[Hurricane Neddy]]"</ref>
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==Behind the Scenes==
 
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Following her debut in the episode [[Three Men and a Comic Book]], Mrs. Glick became a recurring minor character, often seen at the hospital or the Springfield Retirement Castle. In addition to minor speaking roles, she also lingers in the background of various episodes, often laughing toothlessly. [[Groundskeeper Willie]] once even made a remark about it, quoting "How come yer always around?!", frightening Mrs. Glick.
 
  
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In all her appearances, Mrs. Glick is voiced by [[Tress MacNeille]].
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[[File:Asa Glick.png|thumb|left|200px|{{ap|Asa|Three Men and a Comic Book}}, in the trenches of World War I, before he died.]]
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Mrs. Glick had a brother named {{ap|Asa|Three Men and a Comic Book}}, who died during World War I. He was killed by his own grenade when he held onto it for too long.<ref name=comic/> She owns a {{W2|Siamese|cat}} and is regular viewer of the daytime drama ''[[Search for the Sun]]'' which she referred to as "her stories."<ref name=comic/>
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It is revealed that Mrs. Glick was a long-time friend of [[Mrs. Bellamy]]. However, given that Mrs. Bellamy does not exist, but is a fictional character created for the reality show ''[[Frame Up]]'', this could mean the show's producers either hired Mrs. Glick to be part of the cast or knew of her dementia and took advantage of it to get her to go along with the story.<ref>"[[The Frying Game]]"</ref>
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== Non-canon ==
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{{Noncanon}}
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=== Death ===
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Mrs. Glick was killed by one of the [[Robopet|robotic baby seals]] built by [[Bart]] and [[Martin]], after the funeral home executives changed them from being good to being evil. [[Kent Brockman]] read the story of her death on [[Channel 6 News]]. The story revealed that her first name was Alice. Soon after her death, she was seen dancing in Heaven with [[Jesus]].<ref>"[[Replaceable You]]"</ref>
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In [[Bart]]'s coma dream, she was one of the ghosts who came to Bart to get help in moving on to the afterlife.<ref>"[[Flanders' Ladder]]"</ref>
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Alice is later seen alive, saying to Kent Brockman that Grampa murdered her once, and that's why her family doesn't visit her.<ref>"[[Podcast News]]"</ref>
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=== The Simpsons: Tapped Out ===
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== Behind the Laughter ==
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[[File:Alice Glick mistakes Lisa as Pineapple.png|thumb|right|200px|Mrs. Glick mistakes [[Lisa]] for a pineapple.]]Following her debut in the episode "[[Three Men and a Comic Book]]", Ms. Glick became a recurring minor character, often seen at the hospital or the Springfield Retirement Castle. In addition to minor speaking roles, she also lingers in the background of various episodes, often laughing toothlessly.
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In her first appearance, Mrs. Glick was voiced by [[Cloris Leachman]]. In all her other appearances, Mrs. Glick was voiced by [[Tress MacNeille]].
  
 
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Latest revision as of 18:57, November 4, 2024


"Well, I think what you're doing for Mrs. Glick is very nice. Poor old thing doesn't have anybody."
―Marge Simpson
"There's a reason."
―Bart Simpson[src]
Alice Glick
Alice Glick.png
Artwork of Alice Glick from The Simpsons: Tapped Out
Character Information
Gender:
Female ♀
Status:
Alive
Age: Over 60[1]
Hair: Light blue
Relatives: Brother: Asa (deceased)
Husband: Unnamed (deceased)
First appearance: "Three Men and a Comic Book"
Voiced by: Cloris Leachman (first appearance)
Tress MacNeille (other appearances)
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Alice Glick (generally referred to as Mrs. Glick) is an elderly woman who resided in Springfield.

Biography[edit]

Mrs. Glick lived in the Simpsons' neighborhood. Bart met her when he was trying to earn money to buy a collector's item comic book. Mrs. Glick put Bart to work doing chores around her house, but he quickly grew to loathe her and she only paid him 50¢. During one of Bart's work sessions with Mrs. Glick, she showed him "an old lady thing" where she dyed her wedding dress black for her husband's funeral.[2]

She has a booth at the Springfield Swap Meet where she is selling extremely value items for 5¢ (including the United States Declaration of Independence, a copy of Action Comics #1, a complete block of 1918 Inverted Jenny misprint United states postal stamps, and a Stradivarius violin.[3]

Doctor Hibbert confessed to once leaving his car keys inside her while operating.[4] She also tried to sell a candy dish for ninety dollars that she forcefully insisted could only be used for storing candy.[5] Mrs. Glick once took the heart donor ticket off her I.D., along with many other people around her.[6] She has civic pride telling Lisa to "think of Jebediah and the words" when Lisa hesitates to tell the citizenry the truth about town founder Jebediah Springfield.[7] Mrs. Glick is among the protesters outside the Immigration and Naturalization Service building with a sign reading HOMER SAYS "GET OUT" that Homer had made.[8] While walking along a street with her groceries, Mrs. Glick trips in and ends up upside down inside garbage can.[9]

Mrs. Glick was elderly and possibly suffered from dementia; consequently, her grasp on reality could be questioned at times. When residents of Springfield were at the Kwik-E-Mart stocking up food for a hurricane, she grabbed Lisa's head, thinking she was a pineapple, and carried her on her shopping cart along with Ralph (whom she thought was a pumpkin). Ralph then revealed that Mrs. Glick planned on cooking them into a pie.[10]

Asa, in the trenches of World War I, before he died.

Mrs. Glick had a brother named Asa, who died during World War I. He was killed by his own grenade when he held onto it for too long.[2] She owns a Siamese and is regular viewer of the daytime drama Search for the Sun which she referred to as "her stories."[2]

It is revealed that Mrs. Glick was a long-time friend of Mrs. Bellamy. However, given that Mrs. Bellamy does not exist, but is a fictional character created for the reality show Frame Up, this could mean the show's producers either hired Mrs. Glick to be part of the cast or knew of her dementia and took advantage of it to get her to go along with the story.[11]

Non-canon[edit]

Donut Homer.png The contents of this article or section are considered to be non-canon and therefore may not have actually happened or existed.

Death[edit]

Mrs. Glick was killed by one of the robotic baby seals built by Bart and Martin, after the funeral home executives changed them from being good to being evil. Kent Brockman read the story of her death on Channel 6 News. The story revealed that her first name was Alice. Soon after her death, she was seen dancing in Heaven with Jesus.[12]

In Bart's coma dream, she was one of the ghosts who came to Bart to get help in moving on to the afterlife.[13]

Alice is later seen alive, saying to Kent Brockman that Grampa murdered her once, and that's why her family doesn't visit her.[14]

The Simpsons: Tapped Out[edit]

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Alice Glick
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Behind the Laughter[edit]

Mrs. Glick mistakes Lisa for a pineapple.
Following her debut in the episode "Three Men and a Comic Book", Ms. Glick became a recurring minor character, often seen at the hospital or the Springfield Retirement Castle. In addition to minor speaking roles, she also lingers in the background of various episodes, often laughing toothlessly.

In her first appearance, Mrs. Glick was voiced by Cloris Leachman. In all her other appearances, Mrs. Glick was voiced by Tress MacNeille.

Appearances[edit]

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

References[edit]

The Saga of Carl - title screen.png Wikisimpsons has a collection of images related to Alice Glick.
  1. ↑ "The Mansion Family"
  2. ↑ 2.0 2.1 2.2 "Three Men and a Comic Book"
  3. ↑ "Homer's Barbershop Quartet"
  4. ↑ "Bart's Girlfriend"
  5. ↑ "Two Bad Neighbors"
  6. ↑ "Little Big Girl"
  7. ↑ "Lisa the Iconoclast"
  8. ↑ "Much Apu About Nothing"
  9. ↑ "22 Short Films About Springfield"
  10. ↑ "Hurricane Neddy"
  11. ↑ "The Frying Game"
  12. ↑ "Replaceable You"
  13. ↑ "Flanders' Ladder"
  14. ↑ "Podcast News"


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