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Lugash

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Lugash
File:Lugash.jpg
Character Information
Gender: Male
Status:
Unknown
Age: Late 30's
Hair: Brown
Occupation: Gymnastics Instructor
Relatives: Unknown
First appearance: Children of a Lesser Clod
Voiced by: Dan Castellaneta


Lugash, voiced by Dan Castellaneta, is a gymnastics instructor, based on former U.S. gymnastics coach Béla Károlyi, who has his own gym.

Appearance

He has a thick Romanian accent and a large, brown curled moustache.

Appearances

He has appeared in two episodes, premiering in "Children of a Lesser Clod". Later in "Little Girl in the Big Ten", he teaches Lisa gymnastics so that she won't fail gym.

Origin

His origin is a bit mysterious as he says that he came into the United States in 1983 by cartwheeling over the Berlin Wall. However, another character in a later episode claims that he defected into East Germany.

Training Techniques

His harsh but effective training techniques helped Lisa to achieve a high standard of gymnastic ability. He also has a habit of confiscating his students' cats and dogs, only giving them back when the student has accomplished a physical task. Once however, he refused to give back a girl's dog, but gave her someone else's cat instead.

Anger Management

He goes to anger management classes.

Idiocy

Apparently, he thinks Lisa (who is only eight), is a "grandma". This is probably a joke poking fun at the stereotype of eastern European countries beginning to train potential future Olympic gymnasts at a very young age.