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| | |job = Thief of Holiday Cheer | | |job = Thief of Holiday Cheer |
| | |relatives = '''Wife:''' Unnamed<br>'''Son:''' Unnamed<br>'''Daughter:''' Unnamed | | |relatives = '''Wife:''' Unnamed<br>'''Son:''' Unnamed<br>'''Daughter:''' Unnamed |
| − | |appearance = "[[Kill Gil: Vols. 1 & 2]]" | + | |appearance = "[[Kill Gil, Volumes I & II]]" |
| | |voiced by = [[Hank Azaria]] | | |voiced by = [[Hank Azaria]] |
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| | == Appearances == | | == Appearances == |
| − | *{{ep|Kill Gil: Vols. 1 & 2}} | + | *{{ep|Kill Gil, Volumes I & II}} |
| | *{{ep|The Falcon and the D'ohman}} | | *{{ep|The Falcon and the D'ohman}} |
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He played a character that threatened to steal all of the Holiday cheer of the Winter Holidays in the Krusty’s Kristmas on Ice show. When a fight broke out
between the basket ball team and the show skaters (because the preparations for the upcoming game were ruining the show) Homer took matters to his own hands and fought the Grumple, demanding that he return the Holiday cheer. On Christmas Day, when Gil had all of his stuff stacked in the living room of the Simpsons House, Homer commented that this was a problem. Marge then commented that Homer had a bigger problem outside and pointed at the window. The Grumple was standing outside the house, holding a knife and proclaiming "Grumpily Grumpily Groo! Your blood will make my stew!" Homer suspects it was the same Grumple from the Ice Show. Sometime later in the year, while Gil was still mooching of the Simpsons, Homer was at Moe's Tavern and the Grumple attempted to attack again with a broken pool stick. Homer hit him with a beer bottle, knocking him unconscious and some sort of green liquid began oozing out of the Grumple's eye, suggesting that it was not a human in a costume, but some sort of strange creature. The Grumple does not return until the following Christmas when the Simpson Family spends it at their condo in Scottsdale, Arizona with Gil, having brought his wife, son and daughter with him. The Grumple proclaims "Grumpily Grumpily Groo! We would like to spend Christmas with you!" having put his feud with Homer aside as the humans and Grumples began singing Christmas Carols.
