Difference between revisions of "Jay Sherman"
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| − | hair= | + | |status= Alive |
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| − | job=Critic| | + | |age= |
| − | relatives= | + | |job=Critic |
| − | appearance="[[A Star is Burns]]"| | + | |relatives= |
| − | voiced by=[[Jon Lovitz]]}} | + | |appearance= "[[A Star is Burns]]" |
| − | + | |voiced by=[[Jon Lovitz]] | |
| − | '''Jay Sherman''' is a critic | + | }} |
| − | + | '''Jay Sherman''' is a critic and the original protagonist of {{W|The Critic|''The Critic''}}. In "[[A Star is Burns]]", he comes to [[Springfield]] to be a judge during the film festival. In "[[Hurricane Neddy]]", he was a patient at the [[Calmwood Mental Hospital]]. Voiced by [[Jon Lovitz]], Sherman was originally the main character on ''The Critic'', which was created by [[Al Jean]] and [[Mike Reiss]]. His appearance in "A Star is Burns" was a {{W|Fictional crossover|crossover}} to promote ''The Critic'' which made its FOX debut after the episode. ''The Critic'' was later canceled. | |
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| − | * {{ | + | *{{Ep|Hurricane Neddy}} |
| − | * {{ | + | *{{Ep|The Ziff Who Came to Dinner}} |
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Revision as of 06:07, May 20, 2011
Jay Sherman
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Character Information
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Jay Sherman is a critic and the original protagonist of The Critic. In "A Star is Burns", he comes to Springfield to be a judge during the film festival. In "Hurricane Neddy", he was a patient at the Calmwood Mental Hospital. Voiced by Jon Lovitz, Sherman was originally the main character on The Critic, which was created by Al Jean and Mike Reiss. His appearance in "A Star is Burns" was a crossover to promote The Critic which made its FOX debut after the episode. The Critic was later canceled.
Appearances
