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Ha Ha!

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Ha Ha!
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Catchphrase Information
Character: Nelson Muntz
Reason for saying: Laughing at another character on the show
First heard: Bart the General


Ha Ha! is Nelson's catchphrase. He usually use it when something bad happens to another character. Sometimes, after he says this catchphrase, he says why he is laughing at the person. Sometimes he says it so much, his voice gets really tired and croaky[1].

Nelson says his phrase with the emphasis on the first "Ha," so it sounds like "HA-ha!"

Variations

Reversed

When Nelson laughs at Homer while he (Homer) is having a chili-pepper-induced hallucination, Homer hears the laugh with the emphasis reversed: "Ha-HA!"[2]

Four "Ha"s

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When Nelson appears as a young Beethoven, his laugh has four "Ha"s and he sings it so that it sounds like the opening notes of Beethoven's Fifth Symphony: "Ha-ha-ha-haaaaaaa, ha-ha-ha-haaaaaaa!"[3]

Question

Sometimes Nelson will start the laugh, and then partway through realize that the joke is actually on him, and the laugh comes out sounding like a question: "Ha-HA?" [4]

Canadian

The Canadian Nelson says "Hoo Hoo!"[5]

Uses by Other Characters

  • Mrs. Muntz has been known to use the laugh[1].
  • Nelson laughs at a tall man driving a Volkswagen, who turns the tables on him. The man makes Nelson walk down the street with his pants pulled down around his ankles, while everyone in Springfield laughs at him[6].

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Appearances

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References

  1. 1.0 1.1 The Simpsons Movie Cite error: Invalid <ref> tag; name ".5B.5BThe_Simpsons_Movie.5D.5D" defined multiple times with different content
  2. El Viaje Misterioso de Nuestro Jomer (The Mysterious Voyage of Homer)
  3. Margical History Tour
  4. Boy-Scoutz 'n the Hood
  5. Boy Meets Curl
  6. 22 Short Films About Springfield