Difference between revisions of "Don Vittorio DiMaggio"
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| − | image= [[File:SpringfieldMafia.png|250px]] | + | |name= Don Vittorio Di Maggio |
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| − | hair=White| | + | |hair= White |
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| − | job=Don of the Springfield Mafia| | + | |job= Don of the [[Springfield Mafia]] |
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| − | appearance= | + | |appearance= "[[Homie the Clown]]" |
| − | voiced by=[[Hank Azaria]] | + | |voiced by= [[Hank Azaria]] |
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| − | '''Don Vittorio Di Maggio''' is the Godfather of the Springfield Mafia. | + | |
| − | ==History== | + | '''Don Vittorio Di Maggio''' is the Godfather of the [[Springfield Mafia]]. |
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| + | == History == | ||
He is the godfather of the [[Springfield Mafia]] who is an old man who appears to be in his 60's. He is one step ahead of [[Fat Tony]] and tried to kill [[Homer]] and [[Krusty]]. In [[Homie the Clown]], his only major appearance, when Krusty opened his own clown college he got into a conflict with The Springfield Mafia. However in the mean time Homer graduated Krusty's Clown College (formerly Willie Nelson's home) and got respect just for looking like Krusty. Apparently, it went too far when The Springfield Mafia thought Homer was actually Krusty and afterwards the Real Krusty came and the mafia decided to kill both of them unless they do a mini tricycle trick. Homer and Krusty worked together to do it and succeeded and avoided death, as well as getting their due from Krusty. | He is the godfather of the [[Springfield Mafia]] who is an old man who appears to be in his 60's. He is one step ahead of [[Fat Tony]] and tried to kill [[Homer]] and [[Krusty]]. In [[Homie the Clown]], his only major appearance, when Krusty opened his own clown college he got into a conflict with The Springfield Mafia. However in the mean time Homer graduated Krusty's Clown College (formerly Willie Nelson's home) and got respect just for looking like Krusty. Apparently, it went too far when The Springfield Mafia thought Homer was actually Krusty and afterwards the Real Krusty came and the mafia decided to kill both of them unless they do a mini tricycle trick. Homer and Krusty worked together to do it and succeeded and avoided death, as well as getting their due from Krusty. | ||
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| + | == Behind the Laughter == | ||
| + | He is named after the ''[[Futurama]]'' voice actor, [[John DiMaggio]]. | ||
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== Appearances == | == Appearances == | ||
*{{ep|Bart the Murderer}} | *{{ep|Bart the Murderer}} | ||
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*{{ep|Insane Clown Poppy}} | *{{ep|Insane Clown Poppy}} | ||
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| + | {{Simpsons characters}} | ||
| + | {{DEFAULTSORT:DiMaggio, Don Vittorio}} | ||
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[[Category:Mafia members]] | [[Category:Mafia members]] | ||
[[Category:Springfield Mafia]] | [[Category:Springfield Mafia]] | ||
Revision as of 14:28, November 25, 2010
Don Vittorio Di Maggio
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Don Vittorio Di Maggio is the Godfather of the Springfield Mafia.
History
He is the godfather of the Springfield Mafia who is an old man who appears to be in his 60's. He is one step ahead of Fat Tony and tried to kill Homer and Krusty. In Homie the Clown, his only major appearance, when Krusty opened his own clown college he got into a conflict with The Springfield Mafia. However in the mean time Homer graduated Krusty's Clown College (formerly Willie Nelson's home) and got respect just for looking like Krusty. Apparently, it went too far when The Springfield Mafia thought Homer was actually Krusty and afterwards the Real Krusty came and the mafia decided to kill both of them unless they do a mini tricycle trick. Homer and Krusty worked together to do it and succeeded and avoided death, as well as getting their due from Krusty.
Behind the Laughter
He is named after the Futurama voice actor, John DiMaggio.
