Difference between revisions of "Lisa, Jr."
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| − | name=Lisa, Jr.| | + | |image = [[File:LisaJr.jpg|240px]] |
| − | gender=Female| | + | |gender = Female |
| − | hair=Black| | + | |hair = Black |
| − | age= 8| | + | |age = 8 |
| − | job= | + | |job = None |
| − | relatives=Unknown| | + | |relatives = Unknown |
| − | appearance="[[Missionary: Impossible]]"| | + | |appearance = "[[Missionary: Impossible]]" |
| − | voiced by = [[Yeardley Smith]] | + | |voiced by = [[Yeardley Smith]] |
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'''Oovilu-Eeoo-Kitana-Wanjay''', known to Homer as '''Lisa, Jr.''' is a girl who lives on the island of Microatia in the South Pacific. She appeared in the episode "[[Missionary: Impossible]]" where Homer flees to an island. He meets Oovilu-Eeoo-Kitana-Wanjay who looks and sounds a '''lot''' like Lisa. Unable to pronounce her name, Homer refers to her as Lisa, Jr. | '''Oovilu-Eeoo-Kitana-Wanjay''', known to Homer as '''Lisa, Jr.''' is a girl who lives on the island of Microatia in the South Pacific. She appeared in the episode "[[Missionary: Impossible]]" where Homer flees to an island. He meets Oovilu-Eeoo-Kitana-Wanjay who looks and sounds a '''lot''' like Lisa. Unable to pronounce her name, Homer refers to her as Lisa, Jr. | ||
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Revision as of 21:40, March 23, 2010
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Oovilu-Eeoo-Kitana-Wanjay, known to Homer as Lisa, Jr. is a girl who lives on the island of Microatia in the South Pacific. She appeared in the episode "Missionary: Impossible" where Homer flees to an island. He meets Oovilu-Eeoo-Kitana-Wanjay who looks and sounds a lot like Lisa. Unable to pronounce her name, Homer refers to her as Lisa, Jr.
