Difference between revisions of "Clarence Bouvier"
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Revision as of 15:11, April 14, 2008
Clancy Bouvier is the deceased father of Patty and Selma Bouvier and Marge Simpson and the husband of Jacqueline Bouvier.
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Frist appearance
His first appearance was in the episode "The Way We Was".
Jobs
He didn't appear again until "Fear of Flying" where it was revealed that he was one of the earliest male flight attendants. At some point he also served in the United States Navy where he picked up a swearing problem, which nearly cost him his job as a Baby Photographer.
Death
The cause or time of his death is undetermined, (in a comic in an issue of Simpsons Illustrated, Lisa attributes his death to an accident involving a roller coaster, but whether this is canon is unclear, in one treehouse of horror episode he was eaten by Homer at his and Marge's wedding (as an ape) but it occurred some time after Marge met Homer and before she married him. He got her a "white-noise machine" to help her deal with his death.
Haterd of Homer
As shown in "The Way We Was", he also did not approve of his youngest daughter Marge's relationship with Homer Simpson and commented later after meeting him; "You know, when that Simpson boy showed up, it took years off my life." To which Jacqueline replied with, "Will you stop? She went with the right one." Referring to Artie Ziff.
