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Clippy is the common nickname for Clippit, the {{W|Office Assistant}} for Microsoft Office from {{W|Windows 98}} to {{W|Windows 2003}}. | Clippy is the common nickname for Clippit, the {{W|Office Assistant}} for Microsoft Office from {{W|Windows 98}} to {{W|Windows 2003}}. | ||
| − | A parody, [[Clip It]], appears in [[Clown V. Board of Education]]. | + | A parody, [[Clip It]], appears in "[[Clown V. Board of Education]]". |
== Appearances == | == Appearances == | ||
Latest revision as of 06:58, August 27, 2024
- "You look like you're trying to eat me. Need some help?"
- ―Clippy[src]
- "Looks like you're trying to blow up the computer. Mind if I hug my kids?"
- ―Clippy[src]
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Character Information
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Clippy, real name Clippit, is the Microsoft Office assistant.
History[edit]
When Strangles was trying to eat a computer, Clippy appeared on the screen and said "You look like you're trying to eat me. Need some help?".[1]
When Sideshow Bob attempted to kill the Simpson family with a defective laptop and a pile of dynamite, Clippy appeared on the screen of the laptop and said "Looks like you're trying to blow up the computer. Mind if I hug my kids?".[2]
When Homer was hiding from a guy with a gun, he hit himself on the head to get his illusion of Stradivarius Cain back. When Clippy came up, Homer said that he was a big fan.[3]
Non-canon[edit]
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Whilst investigating information leaks on computers, Chief Wiggum mentions that his informant on the inside, Clippy, has given him useful tips on how to format letters.[4]
Behind the Laughter[edit]
Clippy is the common nickname for Clippit, the Office Assistant for Microsoft Office from Windows 98 to Windows 2003.
A parody, Clip It, appears in "Clown V. Board of Education".
Appearances[edit]
Episode – "Stop, or My Dog Will Shoot!" - Episode – "Funeral for a Fiend"
- Episode – "The Spy Who Learned Me"
Video game – The Simpsons: Tapped Out (Level 53; mentioned)
References[edit]
