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She tried to hire [[Waylon Smithers, Jr.]] but, after he refused, she turned to [[Homer Simpson]] instead. She also informed [[Hank Scorpio]] that there was a conference call with the United Nations. | She tried to hire [[Waylon Smithers, Jr.]] but, after he refused, she turned to [[Homer Simpson]] instead. She also informed [[Hank Scorpio]] that there was a conference call with the United Nations. | ||
| − | She was later seen in a small war at Globex Headquarters where she was in her bra and knickers. She | + | She was later seen in a small war at Globex Headquarters where she was in her bra and knickers. She attacked [[H. Norman Schwarzkopf|General Schwarzkopf]] by breaking his neck between her thighs. |
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Femme Fatale
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Character Information
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Femme Fatale is an employee at Globex Corporation.
Contents
History
She tried to hire Waylon Smithers, Jr. but, after he refused, she turned to Homer Simpson instead. She also informed Hank Scorpio that there was a conference call with the United Nations.
She was later seen in a small war at Globex Headquarters where she was in her bra and knickers. She attacked General Schwarzkopf by breaking his neck between her thighs.
Non-canon
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Behind the Laughter
Femme Fatale is a parody of Miss Goodthighs, a character from the 1967 comedy spin-off of the James Bond series, Casino Royale.
Appearances
References
- ↑ Weinstein, Josh (2006). Commentary for "You Only Move Twice", in The Simpsons: The Complete Eighth Season.
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