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| − | Everyone thought | + | Everyone thought Ray didn't exist and that Homer was the only one who saw him. Ray makes an appearance in front of the townspeople at the end of the episode, proving he does exist and is not just a prodjuct of Homer's imagination. Ray Mangini is an anagram for "Imaginary". The Bartender at [[Knockers]] couldn't see him because of his eye patch, [[Flanders]] couldn't see him because he hid behind the chimney, and [[Bart]] couldn't see him because of a complicated set of circumstances, later explained by Stephen Hawking. |
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Ray Magini
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Character Information
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Ray Magini is a roofer who Homer ends up being friends with.
Profile
Everyone thought Ray didn't exist and that Homer was the only one who saw him. Ray makes an appearance in front of the townspeople at the end of the episode, proving he does exist and is not just a prodjuct of Homer's imagination. Ray Mangini is an anagram for "Imaginary". The Bartender at Knockers couldn't see him because of his eye patch, Flanders couldn't see him because he hid behind the chimney, and Bart couldn't see him because of a complicated set of circumstances, later explained by Stephen Hawking.
Occupations
Ray is a roofer (although he doesn't seem to have received much education in roofing). He also sometimes stacks items in hardware stores.
Behind the Laughter
Ray Magini is voiced by Ray Romano and is designed to look like and talk like Ray Romano.
Appearances
