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−	image= [[Image:Gil.jpg]]|	+	{{Character
−	name=Gil Gunderson|	+	|name = Gil Gunderson
−	gender=Male|	+	|image = [[File:Gil Gunderson.png]]
−	hair=Gray|	+	|caption = Artwork of Gil from ''[[The Simpsons: Tapped Out]]''
−	age=40s|	+	|gender = {{Male}}
−	job=Various|	+	|hair = Gray
−	relatives= '''Ex-wife:''' (unnamed)|	+	|age =
−	appearance=“[[Realty Bites]]”|	+	|status = Alive
−	voiced by= [[Dan Castellaneta]]	+	|job = Various
		+	|relatives = '''Ex-wife:''' Shirley<ref name="Cross Words">"[[Homer and Lisa Exchange Cross Words]]"</ref><br>'''Wife:''' [[Elizabeth Hoover]]<ref name="Habeas Tortoise">"[[Habeas Tortoise]]"</ref>
		+	|appearance = "[[Realty Bites]]"
		+	|voiced by = [[Dan Castellaneta]]
	}}		}}
−	'''Gilbert "Gil" Gunderson''', sometimes known as '''Old Gil''', is voiced by [[Dan Castellaneta]].	+	'''Gil Gunderson''' (usually referred to as '''Ol' Gil''' or '''Gil''') is an unsuccessful and unlucky businessman of [[Springfield]].
−	==Personality and traits==	+	== Biography ==
−	Gil is based on [[Jack Lemmon]]'s portrayal of Shelley Levene in the film version of ''Glengarry Glen Ross'': a nervous, middle-aged man with the inability to hold a steady job due to strings of misfortunes that tend to hit him at the worst times.	+	Gil seems to have attended Southern Illinois University, but ended up a few credits short of graduation.<ref>"[[Super Franchise Me]]"</ref><ref>"[[Sky Police]]"</ref>
−	Gil made his debut in the episode "[[Realty Bites]]", where he played a hapless real estate agent much like Lemmon did in the film. Lemmon himself played a similar part in "[[The Twisted World of Marge Simpson]]".	+	Gil has held many different jobs, all of which he eventually quits because something bad happens to him: For example, being shot in his first day as a bank security guard.
−	Gil frequently refers to himself in the third person ("C'mon, help ol' Gil out here!") At one point, at least, Gil has been married; in the episode "[[Marge Simpson in: "Screaming Yellow Honkers"]]", he mentions that his wife will leave him if he doesn't start "bringing in the green". Later in the same episode, he telephones his wife and overhears her carousing with his friend Fred, and it seems to be implied that she is having an affair which Gil is too weak to put a stop to. In the episode "[[Kill Gil: Vols. 1 & 2]]" Gil reveals that he is indeed now divorced from his wife.	+	Gil frequently refers to himself in the third person ("C'mon, help ol' Gil out here!"). He has a tendency to punch people violently in the arm while trying to tell a story. Gil has been married, as evidenced by his mentioning that his wife was going to leave him if he didn't start "bringing in the green". Later, when he telephoned his wife and overheard her carousing with his friend, he didn't have the heart to stop her.
−	Gil has several health problems, including bronchitis and a bad back. He's also a strong moocher, and is adept at piano singalongs.	+	He has several health problems, including bronchitis and a bad back. He's also a strong moocher, and is adept at piano singalongs.<ref name="Kill Gil">"[[Kill Gil, Volumes I & II]]"</ref>
−	The episode "[[Tis The Fifteenth Season]]" includes a brief scene showing Gil attempting suicide by hanging himself with Christmas lights. He appears later in the same episode ice skating at Homer's house with the Christmas lights around his neck.	+	Among the large number of jobs Gil has had is real estate agent. When [[Marge]] started working as a realtor, [[Lionel Hutz]] told her, "Welcome to the big league, Marge. There's over fifty years of experience right in this room! And forty-two of those years are Gil's!", which seemed to imply that before he ran into Marge, Gil actually kept professions.<ref>"[[Realty Bites]]"</ref> He used to be a salesman, but he didn't sell any cars. He was almost going to sell one to [[Homer]], but another salesman took his sale.<ref>"[[Marge Simpson in: "Screaming Yellow Honkers"]]"</ref> He has sometimes tried to be a lawyer, like when he assisted Marge with her anti-sugar campaign, one of his few successful jobs,<ref>"[[Sweets and Sour Marge]]"</ref> though it was not the same when Homer and Marge went to prison.<ref>"[[The Frying Game]]"</ref> He once worked at the [[Kwik-E-Mart]], but he slipped and hurt his leg.<ref>"[[Eight Misbehavin']]"</ref> He used to work at [[The Springfield Shopper]], trying to sell newspaper subscriptions, but one of the customers on the phone told him to dance for it. Although that person couldn't see Gil, he danced anyway, desperate to sell something.<ref>"[[Guess Who's Coming to Criticize Dinner?]]"</ref> He tried pitching a product for Amway - a multi-level marketing company - during an AA meeting after supposedly losing three jobs in two days.<ref>"[[Days of Wine and D'oh'ses]]"</ref> He was a "Coleco" computer salesman, asking the school to buy lots of computers to help "Ol' Gil".<ref>"[[Lisa Gets an "A"]]"</ref>
−	He found some brief success as a lawyer, assisting Marge with her anti-sugar campaign in "[[Sweets and Sour Marge]]". He returned to the legal profession in "[[The Frying Game]]", but he was less successful, as Homer and Marge went to prison.	+	One of his most miserable jobs was one as a bank security guard, where he was shot several times by robbers just as he was entering the bank for his first day of work.<ref>"[[I Don't Wanna Know Why the Caged Bird Sings]]"</ref>
−	==Jobs==	+	[[File:Kill Gil, Volumes I & II promo.png|thumb|left|Gil as a Mall Santa]]Gil got a job as a Mall Santa, where he brought a [[Malibu Stacy]] out of the back room stock for [[Lisa]] as a [[Christmas]] present, but it was for [[Mr. Costington]]'s daughter, so he fired him. [[Simpson family|The Simpsons]] let him stay in their house for one night, but he brought all his stuff in and made it into an extended stay. He got on the entire family's nerves, but Marge found herself unable to kick him out because she could not say "no" to him. After an entire year, Gil finally moved to Scottsdale because he got a job as a house salesman. Marge still had to say "no" to him, so the family went to Scottsdale to talk to him. There, they discovered Gil was actually successful at this job, as everyone acclaimed him. But when Marge finally confronted Gil and shouted at him because of his being so annoying, Gil's co-workers thought was a miserable man, so he was fired. Marge regretted her actions and offered to buy a house in Scotsdale so Gil could keep his job. This was successful and Gil celebrated Christmas with the Simpsons again.<ref name="Kill Gil"/>
−	===Realtor==
−	Gil has been seen holding a number of different jobs, first as a real estate agent in the episode [[Realty Bites|"Realty Bites"]]. The [[Lionel Hutz]] line, "Welcome to the big league, Marge. There's over fifty years of experience right in this room! And forty two of those years are Gil's!" seems to imply that before he ran into Marge, Gil actually kept professions. In the third act of "Kill Gil: Vols 1 & 2", Gil returned to his first known job as a real estate agent, and actually became one of the most successful realtors in Scottsdale, Arizona, only to lose his job thanks to Marge.
−	===Lawyer===	+	Another of the few successful moments Gil has enjoyed is when he won a crossword contest, but only because he fooled Lisa by making her take his glasses, which he didn't actually need.<ref name="Cross Words"/>
−	Since the retirement of [[Lionel Hutz]] from the series (due to voice actor [[Phil Hartman]]'s death), Gil has filled the role of Springfield's cheap(est) lawyer.
−	===One-Time Jobs===	+	Gil has had several homes. He once lived at the Springfield Men's Mission (a hostel for down-and-outs) but was forceably ejected from the premises because he had overstayed the "six month occupancy limit." A defiant Gil walked straight into a shady organ donation clinic to sell his eyes for cash.<ref>"[[Old Yeller-Belly]]"</ref> Gil used to live in a hot-air balloon, which was stolen by Homer and Marge. Gil's lone possession in the balloon is a hot plate (on which he still had two more payments to make).<ref>"[[Natural Born Kissers]]"</ref> Gil has also been living in a storage locker.<ref>"[[Day of the Jackanapes]]"</ref> He was once seen climbing out of a sewer before remembering that he lived there.<ref>"[[The Changing of the Guardian]]"</ref>
−	Excluding these, the other jobs Gil has had are as follows:
−	[[Image:gil.png|thumb|right|220px|Gil as a Mall Santa in ''[[Kill Gil: Vols. 1 & 2|"Kill Gil: Vols. 1 & 2"]]]]
−	*[[The Last Temptation of Krust|"The Last Temptation of Krust"]], "Goody Two Shoes" shoe salesman.
−	*[[Natural Born Kissers|"Natural Born Kissers"]], used car salesman.
−	*[[Lisa Gets an "A"|"Lisa Gets an 'A'"]], computer salesman.
−	*[[Mayored to the Mob|"Mayored to the Mob"]], bodyguard.
−	*[[Marge Simpson in: "Screaming Yellow Honkers"|"Marge Simpson in: 'Screaming Yellow Honkers'"]], "O.K. Car-Ral" car salesman.
−	*[[Maximum Homerdrive|"Maximum Homerdrive"]], "Señor Ding-Dong's Doorbell Fiesta" doorbell salesman.
−	*[[Guess Who's Coming to Criticize Dinner?|"Guess Who's Coming to Criticize Dinner?"]], "Springfield Shopper" telemarketer.
−	*[[Eight Misbehavin'|"Eight Misbehavin'"]], Kwik-E-Mart cleanup.
−	*[[Saddlesore Galactica|"Saddlesore Galactica"]], Super Anti-Evil-Elastigoggles salesman.
−	*[[Days of Wine and D'oh'ses|"Days of Wine and D'oh'ses"]], Amway salesman.
−	*[[Treehouse of Horror XIII|"Treehouse of Horror XIII]], Farmer
−	*[[Pray Anything|"Pray Anything"]], team mascot.
−	*[[Bart Mangled Banner|"Bart Mangled Banner"]], driving instructor.
−	*[[The Heartbroke Kid|"The Heartbroke Kid"]], vending services salesman.
−	*[[G.I. (Annoyed Grunt)|"G.I. D'oh"]], Army Person
−	*[[Kill Gil: Vols. 1 & 2|"Kill Gil: Vols. 1 & 2"]], Mall Santa.
−	*[[I Don't Wanna Know Why the Caged Bird Sings]], Security Guard.
−	*[[The Simpsons Hit & Run|"The Simpsons Hit & Run"]], car salesman
−	==Homes==	+	Gil once attempted suicide by hanging himself with Christmas lights. He appears later ice skating near Homer's house with the Christmas lights around his neck.<ref>"[['Tis the Fifteenth Season]]"</ref>
−	In "[[Old Yeller Belly]]", Gil apparently lived at the Springfield Men's Mission (a hostel for down-and-outs), although he was forceably ejected from the premises because he had overstayed the "six month occupancy limit." A defiant Gil walked straight into a shady organ donation clinic to sell his eyes for cash.
−	In "[[Natural Born Kissers]]", it is implied that Gil lives in a hot-air balloon, which is stolen by [[Homer]] and [[Marge]]. Gil's lone possession in the balloon is a hot plate (on which he still had two more payments to make). Gil has also been seen living in a storage locker, as seen by "[[Day of the Jackanapes]]".	+	Gil nearly hit [[Snowball V]] in his car (just before [[Lisa]] adopted her), missing her and hitting a tree instead. Lisa saw the near-accident as a sign of good luck and decided to keep the cat, but Gil was left with a smashed-up and burning car. He still danced around celebrating, though, saying that thanks to insurance he'd be eating that night.<ref>"[[I, (Annoyed Grunt)-bot]]"</ref>
−	==Death?==	+	== Relationships ==
−	In [[I Don't Want To Know Why The Caged Bird Sings]] Gil is gunned down by robbers on his first day as a bank security guard. It is unknown if he survived or not, but one of the robbers mentioned that he had commited a murder, which implies the latter.	+	Gil joined a conspiracy group looking for [[Slow Leonard]], who had gone missing from the [[Springfield Zoo]]. [[Elizabeth Hoover]] was also part of the group. When the two both reached for a ball of [[Mrs. McClellan's Evidence Yarn]], their fingers locked together and the two fell in love with each other. They then eventually got married, with the rest of the group being guests at the wedding. When they found out that Slow Leonard had been found, the group was going to disband, and Gil and Miss Hoover decided that their relationship wouldn't work. However, they then decided to give their relationship a go.<ref name="Habeas Tortoise"/>
−	==Mishaps==	+	== Non-canon ==
−	*In [[Realty Bites]] [[Lionel Hutz]] offers Marge a third wall for her cubicle and gives her one via taking one of Gil's.	+	{{Noncanon}}
−	*In [[Natural Born Kissers]] Homer and Marge steal a hot air balloon which is Gil's home.	+	Gil has also been seen as a farmer. He had a thriving field of corn which would have yielded a bumper crop, but unfortunately, it was completely devoured by Homer's clones. The clones then ate Gil.<ref>"[[Treehouse of Horror XIII]]"</ref>
−	*In [[Guess Who's Coming to Crticize Dinner?]] he is on a phone searching for help and ending up dancing.
		+	In ''[[The Simpsons Road Rage]]'', Gil appears as a pedestrian throughout Springfield and can be run over.
−	{{Simpsons characters}}	+	In ''[[The Simpsons: Hit & Run]]'', Gil works as a car salesman and in all levels the player character can buy vehicles from him.
		+	=== The Simpsons: Tapped Out ===
		+	{{TranscludeSection|The Simpsons: Tapped Out characters/Special characters|Gil}}
−	[[Category:Characters]]	+	== Behind the Laughter ==
		+	Gil is based on [[Jack Lemmon]]'s portrayal of Shelley Levene in the {{W2|Glengarry Glen Ross|film|1992 film adaptation}} of [[David Mamet]]'s play ''{{W|Glengarry Glen Ross}}'': a nervous, middle-aged man with the inability to hold a steady job due to strings of misfortunes that tend to hit him at the worst times.
		+
		+	=== Foreign dubs ===
		+	{{Dub voices
		+	|czVoice={{W|cs:Jiří Plachý mladší|Jiří Plachý}}
		+	|itVoice={{W|it:Nino D'Agata|Nino D'Agata}} (season 9)<br>{{W|it:Teo Bellia|Teo Bellia}} (seasons 10 - 17)<br>{{W|it:Luca Dal Fabbro|Luca Dal Fabbro}} (seasons 18+)<br>{{small|{{W|it:Enrico Di Troia|Enrico Di Troia}} ('[[Lisa Gets an "A"]]')<br>{{W|it:Edoardo Nordio|Edoardo Nordio}} ('[[Day of the Jackanapes]]')<br>{{W|it:Massimiliano Plinio|Massimiliano Plinio}} ('[[Treehouse of Horror XIII]]')}}
		+	}}
		+
		+	== Appearances ==
		+	{{Scroll|
		+	{{TO}}
		+	'''Episodes:'''
		+	{{Season9A
		+	|E9=yes
		+	|E15=yes
		+	|E20=yes
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		+	}}
		+	{{Season10A
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		+	|E9=yes
		+	|E10=yes
		+	|E15=yes
		+	|E17=yes
		+	}}
		+	{{Season11A
		+	|E1=yes
		+	|E3=yes
		+	|E5=yes
		+	|E7=yes
		+	|E18=yes
		+	}}
		+	{{Season12A
		+	|E2=yes
		+	|E13=yes
		+	|E21=yes
		+	|E21n=Paul Bunyan
		+	}}
		+	{{Season13A
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		+	}}
		+	{{Season14A
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		+	|E7=yes
		+	|E10=yes
		+	|E11=yes
		+	|E19=yes
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		+	}}
		+	{{Season15A
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		+	|E7=yes
		+	|E9=yes
		+	|E10=yes
		+	|E19=yes
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		+	}}
		+	{{Season16A
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		+	|E1n=Four Beheadings and a Funeral
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		+	{{Season17A
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		+	|E16=yes
		+	|E17=yes
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		+	|E18n=The Neptune Upending
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		+	{{Season18A
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		+	|E9=yes
		+	|E21=yes
		+	|E22=yes
		+	|E22n=picture
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		+	*{{mov}}
		+	{{Season19A
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		+	}}
		+	{{Season20A
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		+	|E6=yes
		+	|E8=yes
		+	|E10=yes
		+	|E12=yes
		+	|E21=yes
		+	}}
		+	{{Season21A
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		+	|E4=yes
		+	|E4n=Don't Have a Cow, Mankind
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		+	{{Season22A
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		+	|E9=yes
		+	|E13=yes
		+	|E16=yes
		+	|E21=yes
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		+	{{Season23A
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		+	|E7n=cog in Homer's head
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		+	|E14=yes
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		+	|E18=yes
		+	|E19=yes
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		+	}}
		+	{{Season24A
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		+	|E2n=The Greatest Story Ever Holed
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		+	{{Season25A
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		+	}}
		+	{{Season26A
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		+	|E17n=picture
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		+	|E18n=mentioned
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		+	{{Season27A
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		+	}}
		+	{{Season28A
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		+	|E4n=Dry Hard; Moefinger
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		+	|E20=yes
		+	|E22=yes
		+	}}
		+	{{Season29A
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		+	|E6=yes
		+	|E13=yes
		+	|E19=yes
		+	|E20=yes
		+	}}
		+	{{Season30A
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		+	|E4n=Intrusion of the Pod-Y Switchers
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		+	{{Season31A
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		+	|E4n=Danger Things
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		+	|E8n=A-Gobble-Ypto
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		+	}}
		+	{{Season32A
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		+	|E4n=Into the Homer-verse; Be Nine, Rewind
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		+	{{Season33A
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		+	|E2n=picture
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		+	|E3n=Bong Joon Ho's This Side of Parasite; Poetic Interlude
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		+	{{Season35A
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		+	|E5n=Wild Barts Can't Be Token; Lout Break
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		+	|E11n=archive footage
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		+	|E16n=dream
		+	}}
		+	'''Specials:'''
		+	{{SpecialsA
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		+	|Bowl=yes
		+	|Plus=yes
		+	|TDLM=yes
		+	|Billie=yes
		+	}}
		+	'''Adverts:'''
		+	{{AdvertsA
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		+	}}
		+	'''Simpsons Comics:'''
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		+	'''Treehouse of Horror:'''
		+	{{TreehouseA
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		+	|I15S4=yes
		+	|I16S1=yes
		+	|I21S3=yes
		+	|B2S14=yes
		+	|B3S15=yes
		+	|B3S15n=grave
		+	|B4S10=yes
		+	}}
		+	'''Bart Simpson:'''
		+	{{BartSimpsonA
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		+	|I19S4=yes
		+	|I21S1=yes
		+	|I24S2=yes
		+	|I24S4=yes
		+	|I25S3=yes
		+	|I27S3=yes
		+	|I34S1=yes
		+	|I39S5=yes
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		+	|I46S2=yes
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		+	|I95S3=yes
		+	|I96S2=yes
		+	|I98S1=yes
		+	}}
		+	'''Futurama Crossover:'''
		+	{{FuturamaCrossoverA
		+	|S2=yes
		+	|S3=yes
		+	}}
		+	'''Comic Strips:'''
		+	{{ComicStripsA
		+	|S9=yes
		+	|S40=yes
		+	}}
		+	'''Super Spectacular:'''
		+	{{SuperSpectacularA
		+	|I3S3=yes
		+	|I7S1=yes
		+	|I13S1=yes
		+	}}
		+	'''Winter Wingding:'''
		+	{{WinterWingdingA
		+	|I2S1=yes
		+	|I3S4=yes
		+	|I4S1=yes
		+	|I4S4=yes
		+	}}
		+	'''Summer Shindig:'''
		+	{{SummerShindigA
		+	|I2S1=yes
		+	|I4S3=yes
		+	|I4S4=yes
		+	|I9S2=yes
		+	}}
		+	'''Comic Book Guy: The Comic Book:'''
		+	{{DOCBGA
		+	|S1=yes
		+	|S4=yes
		+	}}
		+	'''One-Shot Wonders:'''
		+	{{OneShotsA
		+	|IPFS1=yes
		+	|ILSS1=yes
		+	|IJJS1=yes
		+	|IBMS1=yes
		+	}}
		+	'''Video Games:'''
		+	{{GamesA
		+	|TSRR=yes
		+	|H&R=yes
		+	|Game=yes
		+	|TSTO=yes
		+	}}
		+	'''Books:'''
		+	{{BooksA
		+	|TBoM=yes
		+	|TMB=yes
		+	|CBG=yes
		+	|BSMoM=yes
		+	|BMTSH=yes
		+	}}
		+	'''Merchandise:'''
		+	*{{merch|Simpsons Mania! (Inkworks)|pipe=yes|3=Simpsons Mania!}}
		+	{{TC}}
		+	}}
		+
		+	== References ==
		+	{{Images|Gil}}
		+	{{Reflist}}
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		+	{{Lawyers}}
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		+	{{DEFAULTSORT:Gunderson, Gil}}
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		+	[[Category:Military personnel]]
		+	[[Category:Characters voiced by Dan Castellaneta]]
		+	[[Category:Recurring characters]]
		+	[[Category:Characters introduced in season 9]]

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Gil Gunderson Artwork of Gil from The Simpsons: Tapped Out

Character Information Gender: Male ♂ Status: Alive Hair: Gray Occupation: Various Relatives: Ex-wife: Shirley[1] Wife: Elizabeth Hoover[2] First appearance: "Realty Bites" Voiced by: Dan Castellaneta v • d • e • h

Gil Gunderson (usually referred to as Ol' Gil or Gil) is an unsuccessful and unlucky businessman of Springfield.

Biography

Gil seems to have attended Southern Illinois University, but ended up a few credits short of graduation.^[3][4]

Gil has held many different jobs, all of which he eventually quits because something bad happens to him: For example, being shot in his first day as a bank security guard.

Gil frequently refers to himself in the third person ("C'mon, help ol' Gil out here!"). He has a tendency to punch people violently in the arm while trying to tell a story. Gil has been married, as evidenced by his mentioning that his wife was going to leave him if he didn't start "bringing in the green". Later, when he telephoned his wife and overheard her carousing with his friend, he didn't have the heart to stop her.

He has several health problems, including bronchitis and a bad back. He's also a strong moocher, and is adept at piano singalongs.^[5]

Among the large number of jobs Gil has had is real estate agent. When Marge started working as a realtor, Lionel Hutz told her, "Welcome to the big league, Marge. There's over fifty years of experience right in this room! And forty-two of those years are Gil's!", which seemed to imply that before he ran into Marge, Gil actually kept professions.^[6] He used to be a salesman, but he didn't sell any cars. He was almost going to sell one to Homer, but another salesman took his sale.^[7] He has sometimes tried to be a lawyer, like when he assisted Marge with her anti-sugar campaign, one of his few successful jobs,^[8] though it was not the same when Homer and Marge went to prison.^[9] He once worked at the Kwik-E-Mart, but he slipped and hurt his leg.^[10] He used to work at The Springfield Shopper, trying to sell newspaper subscriptions, but one of the customers on the phone told him to dance for it. Although that person couldn't see Gil, he danced anyway, desperate to sell something.^[11] He tried pitching a product for Amway - a multi-level marketing company - during an AA meeting after supposedly losing three jobs in two days.^[12] He was a "Coleco" computer salesman, asking the school to buy lots of computers to help "Ol' Gil".^[13]

One of his most miserable jobs was one as a bank security guard, where he was shot several times by robbers just as he was entering the bank for his first day of work.^[14]

Gil got a job as a Mall Santa, where he brought a Malibu Stacy out of the back room stock for Lisa as a Christmas present, but it was for Mr. Costington's daughter, so he fired him. The Simpsons let him stay in their house for one night, but he brought all his stuff in and made it into an extended stay. He got on the entire family's nerves, but Marge found herself unable to kick him out because she could not say "no" to him. After an entire year, Gil finally moved to Scottsdale because he got a job as a house salesman. Marge still had to say "no" to him, so the family went to Scottsdale to talk to him. There, they discovered Gil was actually successful at this job, as everyone acclaimed him. But when Marge finally confronted Gil and shouted at him because of his being so annoying, Gil's co-workers thought was a miserable man, so he was fired. Marge regretted her actions and offered to buy a house in Scotsdale so Gil could keep his job. This was successful and Gil celebrated Christmas with the Simpsons again.^[5]

Another of the few successful moments Gil has enjoyed is when he won a crossword contest, but only because he fooled Lisa by making her take his glasses, which he didn't actually need.^[1]

Gil has had several homes. He once lived at the Springfield Men's Mission (a hostel for down-and-outs) but was forceably ejected from the premises because he had overstayed the "six month occupancy limit." A defiant Gil walked straight into a shady organ donation clinic to sell his eyes for cash.^[15] Gil used to live in a hot-air balloon, which was stolen by Homer and Marge. Gil's lone possession in the balloon is a hot plate (on which he still had two more payments to make).^[16] Gil has also been living in a storage locker.^[17] He was once seen climbing out of a sewer before remembering that he lived there.^[18]

Gil once attempted suicide by hanging himself with Christmas lights. He appears later ice skating near Homer's house with the Christmas lights around his neck.^[19]

Gil nearly hit Snowball V in his car (just before Lisa adopted her), missing her and hitting a tree instead. Lisa saw the near-accident as a sign of good luck and decided to keep the cat, but Gil was left with a smashed-up and burning car. He still danced around celebrating, though, saying that thanks to insurance he'd be eating that night.^[20]

Relationships

Gil joined a conspiracy group looking for Slow Leonard, who had gone missing from the Springfield Zoo. Elizabeth Hoover was also part of the group. When the two both reached for a ball of Mrs. McClellan's Evidence Yarn, their fingers locked together and the two fell in love with each other. They then eventually got married, with the rest of the group being guests at the wedding. When they found out that Slow Leonard had been found, the group was going to disband, and Gil and Miss Hoover decided that their relationship wouldn't work. However, they then decided to give their relationship a go.^[2]

Non-canon

The contents of this article or section are considered to be non-canon and therefore may not have actually happened or existed.

Gil has also been seen as a farmer. He had a thriving field of corn which would have yielded a bumper crop, but unfortunately, it was completely devoured by Homer's clones. The clones then ate Gil.^[21]

In The Simpsons Road Rage, Gil appears as a pedestrian throughout Springfield and can be run over.

In The Simpsons: Hit & Run, Gil works as a car salesman and in all levels the player character can buy vehicles from him.

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Gil Gunderson Image Cost Unlock method Unlock message N/A Only shows up for Gil offers (Temporary) N/A Technical Information ID Groups Internal Name 45 N/A Gil Action Offers items for sale

Behind the Laughter

Gil is based on Jack Lemmon's portrayal of Shelley Levene in the 1992 film adaptation of David Mamet's play Glengarry Glen Ross: a nervous, middle-aged man with the inability to hold a steady job due to strings of misfortunes that tend to hit him at the worst times.

Foreign dubs

Language Voice dubber Čeština Jiří Plachý Italiano Nino D'Agata (season 9) Teo Bellia (seasons 10 - 17) Luca Dal Fabbro (seasons 18+) Enrico Di Troia ('Lisa Gets an "A"') Edoardo Nordio ('Day of the Jackanapes') Massimiliano Plinio ('Treehouse of Horror XIII')

Appearances

Episodes: Episode – "Realty Bites" Episode – "The Last Temptation of Krust" Episode – "The Trouble with Trillions" Episode – "Natural Born Kissers" Episode – "Lisa Gets an "A"" Episode – "Mayored to the Mob" Episode – "Viva Ned Flanders" Episode – "Marge Simpson in: "Screaming Yellow Honkers"" Episode – "Maximum Homerdrive" Episode – "Beyond Blunderdome" Episode – "Guess Who's Coming to Criticize Dinner?" Episode – "E-I-E-I-(Annoyed Grunt)" Episode – "Eight Misbehavin'" Episode – "Days of Wine and D'oh'ses" Episode – "A Tale of Two Springfields" Episode – "Day of the Jackanapes" Episode – "Simpsons Tall Tales" (Paul Bunyan) Episode – "Sweets and Sour Marge" Episode – "The Frying Game" THOH – "Treehouse of Horror XIII" Episode – "How I Spent My Strummer Vacation" Episode – "Special Edna" Episode – "Pray Anything" Episode – "Barting Over" Episode – "Old Yeller-Belly" Episode – "Moe Baby Blues" Episode – "My Mother the Carjacker" Episode – "The President Wore Pearls" Episode – "'Tis the Fifteenth Season" Episode – "I, (Annoyed Grunt)-bot" Episode – "Diatribe of a Mad Housewife" Episode – "Simple Simpson" Episode – "Bart-Mangled Banner" THOH – "Treehouse of Horror XV" (Four Beheadings and a Funeral) Episode – "The Heartbroke Kid" THOH – "Treehouse of Horror XVI" Episode – "See Homer Run" Episode – "Bart Has Two Mommies" Episode – "Homer Simpson, This Is Your Wife" Episode – "Million-Dollar Abie" Episode – "Kiss Kiss Bang Bangalore" Episode – "The Wettest Stories Ever Told" (The Neptune Upending) Episode – "Jazzy and the Pussycats" Episode – "G.I. (Annoyed Grunt)" Episode – "Kill Gil, Volumes I & II" Episode – "24 Minutes" Episode – "You Kent Always Say What You Want" (picture) – The Simpsons Movie Episode – "I Don't Wanna Know Why the Caged Bird Sings" Episode – "Funeral for a Fiend" Episode – "That '90s Show" Episode – "Sex, Pies and Idiot Scrapes" Episode – "Double, Double, Boy in Trouble" Episode – "Homer and Lisa Exchange Cross Words" Episode – "The Burns and the Bees" Episode – "Take My Life, Please" Episode – "No Loan Again, Naturally" Episode – "Coming to Homerica" Episode – "Homer the Whopper" THOH – "Treehouse of Horror XX" (Don't Have a Cow, Mankind) Episode – "Boy Meets Curl" Episode – "The Color Yellow" Episode – "Loan-a Lisa" Episode – "The Fool Monty" Episode – "Donnie Fatso" Episode – "The Blue and the Gray" Episode – "A Midsummer's Nice Dreams" Episode – "500 Keys" Episode – "The Man in the Blue Flannel Pants" (cog in Homer's head) Episode – "Politically Inept, with Homer Simpson" Episode – "Moe Goes from Rags to Riches" Episode – "The Daughter Also Rises" Episode – "At Long Last Leave" Episode – "Them, Robot" Episode – "Beware My Cheating Bart" Episode – "A Totally Fun Thing Bart Will Never Do Again" Episode – "Ned 'n Edna's Blend Agenda" THOH – "Treehouse of Horror XXIII" (The Greatest Story Ever Holed) Episode – "Penny-Wiseguys" Episode – "A Tree Grows in Springfield" Episode – "To Cur, with Love" Episode – "The Changing of the Guardian" Episode – "Gorgeous Grampa" Episode – "Dark Knight Court" Episode – "What Animated Women Want" Episode – "Pulpit Friction" Episode – "Four Regrettings and a Funeral" Episode – "Labor Pains" Episode – "White Christmas Blues" Episode – "Steal This Episode" Episode – "The Man Who Grew Too Much" Episode – "Days of Future Future" Episode – "What to Expect When Bart's Expecting" Episode – "Pay Pal" Episode – "The Yellow Badge of Cowardge" Episode – "Super Franchise Me" Episode – "Opposites A-Frack" Episode – "Simpsorama" Episode – "I Won't Be Home for Christmas" Episode – "My Fare Lady" Episode – "The Princess Guide" Episode – "Sky Police" Episode – "Waiting for Duffman" (picture) Episode – "Peeping Mom" (mentioned) Episode – "The Kids Are All Fight" Episode – "'Cue Detective" Episode – "Halloween of Horror" THOH – "Treehouse of Horror XXVI" Episode – "'Paths of Glory" Episode – "Barthood" Episode – "The Girl Code" Episode – "Much Apu About Something" Episode – "Love Is in the N2-O2-Ar-CO2-Ne-He-CH4" Episode – "Gal of Constant Sorrow" Episode – "Simprovised" Episode – "Orange Is the New Yellow" Episode – "Monty Burns' Fleeing Circus" THOH – "Treehouse of Horror XXVII" (Dry Hard; Moefinger) Episode – "There Will Be Buds" Episode – "Pork and Burns" Episode – "The Cad and the Hat" Episode – "The Caper Chase" Episode – "Looking for Mr. Goodbart" Episode – "Dogtown" Episode – "The Serfsons" Episode – "Springfield Splendor" Episode – "The Old Blue Mayor She Ain't What She Used to Be" Episode – "3 Scenes Plus a Tag from a Marriage" Episode – "Left Behind" Episode – "Throw Grampa from the Dane" Episode – "My Way or the Highway to Heaven" THOH – "Treehouse of Horror XXIX" (Intrusion of the Pod-Y Switchers) Episode – "Baby You Can't Drive My Car" Episode – "From Russia Without Love" Episode – "Werking Mom" Episode – "Krusty the Clown" Episode – "Daddicus Finch" Episode – "'Tis the 30th Season" Couch gag – "Mad About the Toy" Episode – "I'm Dancing as Fat as I Can" Episode – "101 Mitigations" Episode – "Girl's in the Band" Episode – "I'm Just a Girl Who Can't Say D'oh" Episode – "Crystal Blue-Haired Persuasion" Episode – "Go Big or Go Homer" Episode – "The Fat Blue Line" THOH – "Treehouse of Horror XXX" (Danger Things) Episode – "Gorillas on the Mast" Episode – "Marge the Lumberjill" Episode – "Thanksgiving of Horror" (A-Gobble-Ypto) Episode – "Todd, Todd, Why Hast Thou Forsaken Me?" Episode – "Bobby, It's Cold Outside" Episode – "The Miseducation of Lisa Simpson" Episode – "Frinkcoin" Episode – "Bart the Bad Guy" Episode – "Better Off Ned" Episode – "Warrin' Priests: Part Two" Episode – "The Way of the Dog" Episode – "I, Carumbus" THOH – "Treehouse of Horror XXXI" (Into the Homer-verse; Be Nine, Rewind) Episode – "A Springfield Summer Christmas for Christmas" Episode – "Do PizzaBots Dream of Electric Guitars?" Episode – "Manger Things" Episode – "Mother and Child Reunion" Episode – "Bart's in Jail!" (picture) THOH – "Treehouse of Horror XXXII" (Bong Joon Ho's This Side of Parasite; Poetic Interlude) Episode – "The Wayz We Were" Episode – "A Serious Flanders (Part 1)" Episode – "Portrait of a Lackey on Fire" Episode – "Boyz N the Highlands" Episode – "You Won't Believe What This Episode Is About – Act Three Will Shock You!" Episode – "Pretty Whittle Liar" Episode – "My Octopus and a Teacher" Episode – "Meat Is Murder" Episode – "Poorhouse Rock" Episode – "Habeas Tortoise" Episode – "One Angry Lisa" Episode – "The King of Nice" Episode – "From Beer to Paternity" Episode – "My Life as a Vlog" Episode – "Bartless" Episode – "Hostile Kirk Place" Episode – "Write Off This Episode" Episode – "Homer's Adventures Through the Windshield Glass" (opening sequence) Episode – "Homer's Crossing" Episode – "McMansion & Wife" THOH – "Treehouse of Horror XXXIV" (Wild Barts Can't Be Token; Lout Break) Episode – "It's a Blunderful Life" Episode – "Do the Wrong Thing" Episode – "Frinkenstein's Monster" (archive footage) Episode – "Night of the Living Wage" Episode – "The Tell-Tale Pants" (dream) Specials: Special – The Simpsons SU2C PSA Special – The Simpsons Take the Bowl Special – Plusaversary Special – Te Deseo Lo Mejor Special – When Billie Met Lisa Adverts: Commercial – "Hard Times" Commercial – "The Simpsons: Tapped Out Return Trailer" Commercial – "Treehouse of Horror Update" Simpsons Comics: Comic story – Sense and Censorability Comic story – The Homer Show Comic story – Hamburger's Little Helper Comic story – The Rise and Fall of Bartholomew J. Simpson Comic story – Wall or Nothing Comic story – Worst Christmas Ever! Comic story – Mayor Me a Little Comic story – The Man With Two Wives Comic story – Stretch Dude and Clobber Girl: My Sister, My Sidekick Comic story – The Paper Chase Comic story – Judge Marge Comic story – Viva Bart Comic story – Beauty School Hellcats Comic story – Growing Pains! Comic story – Merchants of Vengeance! Comic story – Day of the Nerd Comic story – Laughter is the Worst Medicine Comic story – ...The Permanent Record Room! Comic story – The Many Faces of Bob Comic story – The Buck Stops Everywhere Comic story – Homer for the Holidays Comic story – All Fired Up Comic story – Ned the Simpson Comic story – The Homer Effect Comic story – The Principal of the Thing Comic story – The Simpson Family Circus Comic story – Yellow Crush Comic story – Hail to the Cat Comic story – Lisa in the Middle Comic story – Do the Copyright Thing Comic story – The Burger Kings of Comedy! Comic story – Hotfoot in the Park Comic story – 24/7th Heaven Comic story – Coach Me If You Can Comic story – A Tale of 2 Pen Pals Comic story – Marge Simpson Living Comic story – Sofa So Good Comic story – Anchormom Comic story – Dr. Nick @ Night Comic story – Simpsons: The Musical Comic story – To Kill a Mocking Bart Comic story – Big House Homer Comic story – Mall or Nothing Comic story – The "X" Men Comic story – The Flunky! Comic story – The Hills Have Hicks Comic story – A Brand New Burns, Part Two! Comic story – In the Swim Comic story – Bowl Me Over Comic story – Leave 'Em In 'Striches Comic story – A Skate with Destiny! Comic story – In the Name of Lava! Comic story – Homeowner Homer Comic story – Oh, Brother! Comic story – Pardon My Clunker Comic story – Snake's Kin Comic story – It Came from the '70s Comic story – Nobody's Purrfect Comic story – Through a Mug Darkly Comic story – The Thingama-Bob from Outer Space Comic story – The Play's the Sting Comic story – The Dot Com Before the Storm Comic story – Wilde at Heart! Comic story – Donut Disturb Comic story – Like a Boss! Comic story – D'oh vs. the Volcano! Comic story – Snooze Alarm! Comic story – Worst Con Ever! Comic story – Phone Homer! Comic story – Dolls Well That Ends Well Comic story – Homer Sucks! Comic story – Drinker, Failure, Bowler, Spy Comic story – Yellow Is the New Black Comic story – The Book of Jobs Comic story – Moat Monty Moat Problems! Comic story – Donut Detectives Comic story – Suck It Up! Comic story – The Seven Diddly Sins! Comic story – Bad Boy Homer Treehouse of Horror: Comic story – Koprah! Comic story – Springfield Cemetery's Finest Epitaphs (grave) Comic story – 101 Ways to Die in a Kwik-E-Mart Comic story – Gnaws Comic story – Mo' Bodies Moe Problems Comic story – Unleash the Glavin Comic story – Springfieldopolis Bart Simpson: Comic story – From Lichtenslava with Love Comic story – Bartless on a Tuesday Comic story – Batter-Up Bart Comic story – ...Nelson Muntz's Guide to Grown-Up Nerds Comic story – The Willful Will! Comic story – Cross Country Clown Comic story – No Purchase Necessary Comic story – Mr. Bart Krabappel! Comic story – The Trial of Maggie Simpson Comic story – No Such Thing as a Free Comic Comic story – Maggie's Meltdown Comic story – Citizen Cane Comic story – Yellow Chef! Comic story – The Best Radioactive Man Event Ever! Part 2 Comic story – Bart's Got Wheels Comic story – Free Range Comic story – There's No Business Like Shoe Business Comic story – For a Limited Time Only Comic story – Bartman vs. Doctor Octuplets Comic story – Springfield Babies (picture) Comic story – Güber Driver Comic story – Leapin' Lisa Comic story – Don't Forget to Leave a Tipster Futurama Crossover: Comic story – Liquid Diamond Is Forever! Comic story – Slaves of New New York! Comic Strips: Comic story – Gil's Ice Cream Comic story – Crazy Gil's Television Emporium Super Spectacular: Comic story – A League of Their Own Comic story – The Agony and the Ectoplasm Comic story – Splotchmen Winter Wingding: Comic story – The Christmas That Lasted Forever! Comic story – Hibernatin' Homer Comic story – Off the Grid Comic story – Oh, Plow, Where Art Thou? Summer Shindig: Comic story – The Simpsons Au Naturel! Comic story – I. C. S. I. (Ice Cream Scene Investigators!) Comic story – Bartman Beyond Comic story – Stretch Bob and Sideshow Clobber! Comic Book Guy: The Comic Book: Comic story – The Death of Comic Book Guy! (Part One) Comic story – The Death of Comic Book Guy! (Part Four) One-Shot Wonders: Comic story – Frink Sinatra! Comic story – The Pyramids of Lisa Comic story – Escape from New Springfield Comic story – The Once and Future Bartman Part One: Alpha and D'oh-Mega Video Games: Video game – The Simpsons Road Rage Video game – The Simpsons: Hit & Run Video game – The Simpsons Game Video game – The Simpsons: Tapped Out Books: Book – Comic Book Guy's Book of Pop Culture Book – The Book of Moe Book – The Marge Book Book – Bart Simpson's Manual of Mischief Book – Bartman: The Hero's Handbook Merchandise: Merchandise – Simpsons Mania!

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view • talk • edit • past The Simpsons and relatives Jacqueline Bouvier • Patty Bouvier • Selma Bouvier • Abraham Simpson • Bart Simpson (Bartman • El Barto) • Homer Simpson • Lisa Simpson • Maggie Simpson • Marge Simpson • Mona Simpson Jub-Jub • Plopper • Santa's Little Helper • Snowball II view • talk • edit • past Around Springfield Kumiko Albertson • Ms. Albright • Jasper Beardsley • Benjamin • Blue-haired lawyer • Brittany Brockman • Señora Bumblebee Man • Shauna Chalmers • Comic Book Guy • Crazy Cat Lady • Larry Dalrymple • Doug • Eddie • Maude Flanders • Ned Flanders • Julio Franco • Jonathan Frink • Gary • Alice Glick • Barney Gumble • Gil Gunderson • Constance Harm • Bernice Hibbert • Julius Hibbert • Julius Hibbert's daughter • Julius Hibbert's oldest son • Lionel Hutz • Jacques • "Just stamp the ticket" man • Princess Kashmir • Hyman Krustofsky • Akira Kurosawa • Cookie Kwan • Grady Little • Lou • Helen Lovejoy • Jessica Lovejoy • Timothy Lovejoy, Jr. • Barry Mackleberry • Jerri Mackleberry • Jack Marley • Horatio McCallister • Milo • Hans Moleman • Marvin Monroe • Eddie Muntz • Mrs. Muntz • Bleeding Gums Murphy • Lindsey Naegle • Nahasapeemapetilon octuplets (Anoop • Gheet • Nabendu • Poonam • Pria • Sandeep • Sashi • Uma) • Apu Nahasapeemapetilon • Manjula Nahasapeemapetilon • Sanjay Nahasapeemapetilon • Old Jewish man • Ruth Powers • Gareth Prince • Gloria Prince • Joe Quimby (Mayor Quimby's body guards) • Martha Quimby • Raphael • Luigi Risotto • Nick Riviera • Sam • Gerald Samson • Agnes Skinner • Roy Snyder • Spuckler children (Dubya • Whitney) • Brandine Spuckler • Cletus Spuckler • Squeaky-voiced teen • Strawberry • Disco Stu • Moe Szyslak • Kirk Van Houten • Luann Van Houten • Clancy Wiggum • Sarah Wiggum • Yes Guy • Artie Ziff view • talk • edit • past Celebrities Bill and Marty • Booberella • Kent Brockman • Bumblebee Man • Scott Christian • Duffman • Matt Groening • Krusty the Clown • Lurleen Lumpkin • Troy McClure • Sideshow Mel • Roger Meyers, Jr. • Arnie Pye • Pyro • Dave Shutton • Jebediah Springfield • Miss Springfield • Drederick Tatum • Mr. Teeny • Rainier Wolfcastle (McBain) view • talk • edit • past Springfield Elementary School faculty and students Chuck Berger • Black weasel • Wendell Borton • Gary Chalmers • Lewis Clark • Database • Lunchlady Dora • E-mail • Rod Flanders • Todd Flanders • Ham • JJ Hibbert • Elizabeth Hoover • Sophie Jensen • Jimbo Jones • Edna Krabappel • Coach Krupt • Dewey Largo • Sherri Mackleberry • Terri Mackleberry • Otto Mann • Audrey McConnell • Nelson Muntz • Nell Nicholson • Brunella Pommelhorst • Janey Powell • Martin Prince • J. Loren Pryor • Report Card • Richard • Dolph Shapiro • Becky Shorter • Nina Skalka • Seymour Skinner • Cosine Tangent • Allison Taylor • Milhouse Van Houten • Wanda • Ralph Wiggum • Groundskeeper Willie • Hubert Wong • Yellow weasel • Jaffee Ziswhisky • Üter Zörker • Kearney Zzyzwicz Blond-haired boy with glasses • Brown-haired boy • Buck-toothed boy • Buck-toothed girl • Girl with glasses • Lewis look-alike • Long haired girl view • talk • edit • past Springfield Nuclear Power Plant Blinky • Charles Montgomery Burns (The Hounds) • Carl Carlson • Charlie • Lenny Leonard • Waylon Smithers, Jr. • Smitty view • talk • edit • past Villains Sideshow Bob • Frankie the Squealer • Herman Hermann • Snake Jailbird • Kang Johnson • Kodos Johnson • Legs • Louie • The Rich Texan • Hank Scorpio • Johnny Tightlips • Fat Tony view • talk • edit • past Other characters Capital City Goofball • Jesus Christ • Santa Claus • Devil • Fallout Boy • Itchy • God • Leprechaun • Richard Nixon • Poochie • Radioactive Man • Scratchy view • talk • edit • past Families The Simpsons • The Bouviers • The Flanderses • The Hibberts • The Krustofskys • The Lovejoys • The Spucklers • The Van Houtens • The Wiggums • The Muntzes view • talk • edit • past Miscellaneous Doppelgängers • Fictional characters • LGBT characters • Animals • Deceased characters • Crossover characters • One-time characters • Recurring characters • Non-canon characters