Roy Snyder
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Roy Snyder
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Character Information
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Judge Roy Snyder, voiced by Harry Shearer, is one of the main judges in Springfield.
History
Judge Roy Snyder first appeared unnamed in "Krusty Gets Busted". He appeared again in Bart Gets Hit by a Car with yellow skin and was called Judge Multon. He was once known as a no-nonsense judge but over the years he has loosened up and become more lenient. Snyder has somewhat of a grudge against Lionel Hutz for repeatedly running over his son with his car. It is unknown how old Snyder's son is or if he survived. Judge Snyder also admitted in court that his wife had left him, since then he has been seen with Lindsey Naegle. When it comes to Bart he normally lets him off the hook using the reasoning; "Boys will be boys". He was the judge who banned sugar in Springfield in “Sweets and Sour Marge” and ordered the ruling of never mentioning anything about the "Real Seymour Skinner" under penalty of torture in “The Principal and The Pauper”.
The Simpsons Forever Biography
- Demeanor: Stern, no-nonsense.
- Known for: His loud gavel-smacking.
- One reason why he hates Lionel Hutz: Hutz repeatedly ran over the judge's son.
- Unexpected behavior: Occasionally legally transferring the identy of one Springfielder to another; participating in "The Simpsons Smile-Time Variety Hour". [1]
Appearances
References
- ↑ Mini-Biography for Judge Snyder found on page 52 of The Simpsons Forever on the episode capsule for season 10's "When You Dish Upon a Star".
