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| − | When Krusty called for his whiskey funnel, Helga came over with a bottle of whiskey and a funnel. As she walked over to Krusty, she told [[Bart]]. "Young man, you should go. When the master is like this, it is no place for children." Krusty then snatched the funnel, put it in his mouth, and demanded. "Pour, Hela!" which she | + | When Krusty called for his whiskey funnel, Helga came over with a bottle of whiskey and a funnel. As she walked over to Krusty, she told [[Bart]]. "Young man, you should go. When the master is like this, it is no place for children." Krusty then snatched the funnel, put it in his mouth, and demanded. "Pour, Hela!" which she dud and said, "It begins." |
== Behind the Laughter == | == Behind the Laughter == | ||
Revision as of 13:10, January 18, 2024
Helga
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Character Information
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Helga is the foreign housekeeper at Krusty the Clown's home.
History
When Krusty called for his whiskey funnel, Helga came over with a bottle of whiskey and a funnel. As she walked over to Krusty, she told Bart. "Young man, you should go. When the master is like this, it is no place for children." Krusty then snatched the funnel, put it in his mouth, and demanded. "Pour, Hela!" which she dud and said, "It begins."
Behind the Laughter
Helga is a parody of the hard-nosed Hungarian housekeeper Hanna played by Lynn Redgrave in Gods and Monsters, a movie about director James Whale.
Appearances
