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- "Oh, no. I disagree. I think it is a man. The eyes have the glimmer of human intelligence."
- ―The Call of the Simpsons
Female scientist
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Character Information
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The French scientist is an unnamed female biologist.
History
She, along with Dr. Marvin Monroe, a German and an English scientist, studied Homer, who got captured as "Bigfoot." She believed him to be a human yet still referred to Homer as "it" during a televised press conference announcing their study's inconclusive results.
Behind the Laughter
The character is described as "beautiful" in the final draft of the episode's script.[1]
Appearances
References
- ↑ 20th Century Fox. The Simpsons - 7G09: The Call of the Simpsons (Final Delivery).
