Difference between revisions of "Mona Simpson"
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| − | When Homer was a child, she left her family. She went to a protest at Mr. Burns' germ research lab and she and some other protesters sent of a bomb(a tank of antibiotics with a clock on it) that ruined all the germs. She left the | + | When Homer was a child, she left her family. She went to a protest at Mr. Burns' germ research lab and she and some other protesters sent of a bomb(a tank of antibiotics with a clock on it) that ruined all the germs. She left the family and went into hiding. |
She reappeared in "My Mother the Carjacker", where she reunited with Homer again. Mona is thought by the Simpson family to be dead, although she lives in New England. | She reappeared in "My Mother the Carjacker", where she reunited with Homer again. Mona is thought by the Simpson family to be dead, although she lives in New England. | ||
Revision as of 21:30, July 24, 2007
Mona Simpson
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Character Information
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Mona Simpson is Homer Simpson's mother and Abe Simpson's wife. While she was talked about many times in the series, she didn't actually appear until the episode "Grampa vs. Sexual Inadequacy" where she made a short appearance in a flash back from Homer's childhood in his farmhouse, where she was voiced by Maggie Roswell. Her first major appearance was in "Mother Simpson".
Life on the Lam
When Homer was a child, she left her family. She went to a protest at Mr. Burns' germ research lab and she and some other protesters sent of a bomb(a tank of antibiotics with a clock on it) that ruined all the germs. She left the family and went into hiding. She reappeared in "My Mother the Carjacker", where she reunited with Homer again. Mona is thought by the Simpson family to be dead, although she lives in New England.
