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| − | '''Gavin''' is a spoiled kid | + | '''Gavin''' is a spoiled kid about the same age as [[Bart]]. |
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| + | Gavin's only known relatives are his sister [[Caitlin]] and his mother, who spoils him. For example, after she's already bought Gavin several other video games, she gives him '''two''' ''Bonestorm'' video games. Gavin insists on getting two because he doesn't want to share with Caitlin. Bart, seeing the exchange, says that Gavin must be "the happiest kid in the world." | ||
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| + | Gavin is later seen with his mother buying breakfast cereal and expressing the desire to live with '''one''' of his fathers. | ||
| + | ==Behind the Scenes== | ||
According to the DVD commentaries, Gavin is based on the many spoiled children and their mothers in New York's streets. | According to the DVD commentaries, Gavin is based on the many spoiled children and their mothers in New York's streets. | ||
| + | ==Appearances== | ||
| + | * {{ep|Marge Be Not Proud}} | ||
| + | * {{ep|Lisa Gets an A}} | ||
[[Category:Minor characters]] | [[Category:Minor characters]] | ||
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Character Information
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Gavin is a spoiled kid about the same age as Bart.
Gavin's only known relatives are his sister Caitlin and his mother, who spoils him. For example, after she's already bought Gavin several other video games, she gives him two Bonestorm video games. Gavin insists on getting two because he doesn't want to share with Caitlin. Bart, seeing the exchange, says that Gavin must be "the happiest kid in the world."
Gavin is later seen with his mother buying breakfast cereal and expressing the desire to live with one of his fathers.
Behind the Scenes
According to the DVD commentaries, Gavin is based on the many spoiled children and their mothers in New York's streets.
