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| − | '''Woodrow''' is the character invented by [[Bart Simpson]] as a lover for his teacher, [[Edna Krabappel]] | + | '''Woodrow''' is the character invented by [[Bart Simpson]] as a lover for his teacher, [[Edna Krabappel]]. |
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| + | Looking for revenge for Mrs. Krabappel taking away Bart's yo-yo, Bart wrote a letter to Krabappel under the name "Woodrow", in which he wrote he was looking for love. The letter also said he likes holding hands and dinner by candlelights, and hates yo-yos, something immediately made Mrs. Krabappel fall in love with Woodrow. Bart continued sending letter to Krabappel, until she asked Woodrow his photo. Bart chose a photo of {{w|Gordie Howe}}. However, when Woodrow wasn't present at his date with Krabappel, she felt too sad, and to fix everything, Bart, [[Lisa]], [[Marge]] and [[Homer]] wrote her a letter saying Woodrow had to go away but couldn't tell her why, though he still loved her. After this, Krabappel felt better. | ||
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[[Category:Characters voiced by Harry Shearer]] | [[Category:Characters voiced by Harry Shearer]] | ||
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Revision as of 16:56, March 1, 2011
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Character Information
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Woodrow is the character invented by Bart Simpson as a lover for his teacher, Edna Krabappel.
History
Looking for revenge for Mrs. Krabappel taking away Bart's yo-yo, Bart wrote a letter to Krabappel under the name "Woodrow", in which he wrote he was looking for love. The letter also said he likes holding hands and dinner by candlelights, and hates yo-yos, something immediately made Mrs. Krabappel fall in love with Woodrow. Bart continued sending letter to Krabappel, until she asked Woodrow his photo. Bart chose a photo of Gordie Howe. However, when Woodrow wasn't present at his date with Krabappel, she felt too sad, and to fix everything, Bart, Lisa, Marge and Homer wrote her a letter saying Woodrow had to go away but couldn't tell her why, though he still loved her. After this, Krabappel felt better.
Appearances
