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Contrary to the common English people that Üter is a Swiss name, it is probably a misconstruction of the common German name Günther. | Contrary to the common English people that Üter is a Swiss name, it is probably a misconstruction of the common German name Günther. | ||
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He most likely based on Augustus Gloop, the gluttonous German boy from the book Charlie and the Chocolate Factory. | He most likely based on Augustus Gloop, the gluttonous German boy from the book Charlie and the Chocolate Factory. | ||
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Character Information
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Üter Zörker, voiced by Russi Taylor, is the overweight German foreign exchange student, with odd habits such as offering his already-licked lollipops to others as a sign of friendship, and eating marzipan candies fortified with iodine.
Hobbies
He is a player on the Kwik-E-Mart Gougers Peewee Hockey League Team.
Disappearance
He was left behind on the American Civil War field trip. Although a joke was made of Üter's disappearance in a later episode, with his parents asking Skinner where their missing son was, he has since reappeared, although in 24 Minutes he is seen stuck in a cobweb in the school airvents.
Other Versions
In the German version of the show Üter is an exchange student from Switzerland.
Family
His uncle is a proud owner of a bubblegum-factory in Düsseldorf (respectively Basel in the German version).
Name
Contrary to the common English people that Üter is a Swiss name, it is probably a misconstruction of the common German name Günther.
Model for Character
He most likely based on Augustus Gloop, the gluttonous German boy from the book Charlie and the Chocolate Factory.
