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| − | '''Charles Heathbar''' is a man from the [[United Kingdom]] who was [[ | + | '''Charles Heathbar''' is a man from the [[United Kingdom]] who was [[Marge]]'s husband on the reality television show ''[[Mother Flippers]]''. |
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| − | When [[ | + | When [[Homer]] went to [[Lenny]]'s house he saw Lenny's new plasma HD TV and obsessively watched it for 3 days. This then upset Homer and had him enter a contest where the winner wins a plasma HD TV and a few days later Homer wins but wins a contest where the winner takes a visit to the FOX studio. There Homer ends up switching wives with Charles for a TV show and there Homer, [[Bart]], and [[Lisa]] are left with Charles' strict wife Verity while Marge is left with Charles and his son. Charles is apparently an outstanding man who writes songs for Marge and Marge develops a crush on and Verity is strict and continues to discipline every single action Bart and Lisa do and she makes homework out of ''[[The Itchy & Scratchy Show]]''. |
| − | Anyway at Charles' house, Charles writes a song for Marge and he tells Marge he loves her but this then has Marge spit out the truth and she clearly states she loves Homer. Homer and the kids then get back to Springfield and are excited to see Marge. Afterward, Verity dumps both Homer and Charles just to marry [[ | + | Anyway at Charles' house, Charles writes a song for Marge and he tells Marge he loves her but this then has Marge spit out the truth and she clearly states she loves Homer. Homer and the kids then get back to Springfield and are excited to see Marge. Afterward, Verity dumps both Homer and Charles just to marry [[Patty]] who were bought together because the two hate Homer. Homer then threatens to vote No on Preposition 38 (Adoption for Same Marriage Sex) but Homer does not vote because the booth is on a slope. |
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Latest revision as of 08:22, September 27, 2023
Charles Heathbar
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Character Information
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Charles Heathbar is a man from the United Kingdom who was Marge's husband on the reality television show Mother Flippers.
History[edit]
When Homer went to Lenny's house he saw Lenny's new plasma HD TV and obsessively watched it for 3 days. This then upset Homer and had him enter a contest where the winner wins a plasma HD TV and a few days later Homer wins but wins a contest where the winner takes a visit to the FOX studio. There Homer ends up switching wives with Charles for a TV show and there Homer, Bart, and Lisa are left with Charles' strict wife Verity while Marge is left with Charles and his son. Charles is apparently an outstanding man who writes songs for Marge and Marge develops a crush on and Verity is strict and continues to discipline every single action Bart and Lisa do and she makes homework out of The Itchy & Scratchy Show.
Anyway at Charles' house, Charles writes a song for Marge and he tells Marge he loves her but this then has Marge spit out the truth and she clearly states she loves Homer. Homer and the kids then get back to Springfield and are excited to see Marge. Afterward, Verity dumps both Homer and Charles just to marry Patty who were bought together because the two hate Homer. Homer then threatens to vote No on Preposition 38 (Adoption for Same Marriage Sex) but Homer does not vote because the booth is on a slope.
Appearances[edit]
