- This article is about the character. For writer, see Pat Boone.
- "Yeah, [Flanders house] seems like our house, but everything's got a creepy Pat Boone–ish quality to it."
- ―Lisa[src]
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Pat Boone is a conservative Christian singer who started as a crooner in 1950s and in 1960s transitioning to gospel music and later had a heavy metal phase.
History[edit]
Items for sale at Ned Flanders' yard sale included Pat Boone's album Little Richard's Greatest Hits of his covers of Little Richard songs.[1]
Non-canon[edit]
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When Bart was telling a ghost story, some monsters came and started taking over the children's bodies. Bart then went to Ned Flanders and Timothy Lovejoy, Jr. and told them what happened. Pat Boone then appeared and when he understood the problem, he said he could fix it.
He and Bart went to the children on a motorcycle. Bart tried but failed to get rid of monsters first so Pat treid it and he did so. He then rode home on his motorcycle.[2]
While driving to the House of a Thousand Donuts museum, the Simpsons pass Pat Boone, who is seen holding a sign which reads "Hi-way to heaven".[3]
Appearances[edit]
References[edit]
Episode – "Home Sweet Homediddly-Dum-Doodily" (mentioned)
Comic story – Scareway to Heaven 
