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| − | He spoke | + | He spoke briefly at a rally outside the [[Springfield Nuclear Power Plant|power plant]], where Homer was leading a group in protest against the lax safety standards at the plant. He spoke quite possitively of Homer and was very supportive of him and his efforts.<ref>[[Homer's Odyssey]]</ref> |
He is seen to be part of the PTA and is seen around [[Springfield Elementary School]], implying he has children there.<ref>[[The PTA Disbands]]</ref> | He is seen to be part of the PTA and is seen around [[Springfield Elementary School]], implying he has children there.<ref>[[The PTA Disbands]]</ref> | ||
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Supporting guy
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Character Information
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The Supporting guy is an unnamed man who was supportive of Homer's efforts to improve safety around Springfield.
History
He spoke briefly at a rally outside the power plant, where Homer was leading a group in protest against the lax safety standards at the plant. He spoke quite possitively of Homer and was very supportive of him and his efforts.[1]
He is seen to be part of the PTA and is seen around Springfield Elementary School, implying he has children there.[2]
Appearances
Episode – "Homer's Odyssey" - Episode – "The PTA Disbands"
- Episode – "Lemon of Troy"
References
