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John may refer to:

Characters

• John (gay); the gay owner of Cockamamie's Collectibles Shop.
• John (Don't Cry for Me, Jebediah!); a comic collector.
• John Adams; the second President of the United States.
• John Quincy Adams; the 6th President of the United States.
• John Armstrong; a politician.
• John Baldessari (character); American conceptual artist.
• John Bonham; English musician and singer-songwriter.
• John Wilkes Booth; American stage actor and the man who killed Abraham Lincoln.
• John Byner; American actor.
• John Colt-Rane; a jazz pony that Lisa owned.
• John Coltrane; a jazz saxophonist and composer.
• John Cusack; American actor and producer.
• John W. Davis; American politician.
• John Delaney (character); American attorney, businessman and politician.
• John Dillinger; American bank robber.
• John Dolittle; a fictional character in the film Doctor Dolittle.
• John Elway; American football quarterback in Denver Broncos.
• John I.Q. Nerdelbaum Frink III; a clone of Professor Frink.
• John Frinkenstein; a professor.
• John Gielgud; English actor.
• John Glenn; a former astronaut.
• John Grisham; American bestselling writer, attorney, politician, and activist.
• John Hancock; American statesman.
• John Herbert; a retired elderly pedophile from Quahog, Rhode Island.
• John Johnson; a senator.
• John Kasich; American politician and Governor of Ohio.
• John Keating; a fictional teacher in the film Dead Poets Society, played by Robin Williams.
• John F. Kennedy (character); the 35th President of the United States.
• John Kerry; American politician.
• John Kimble; a fictional detective who goes undercover as a teacher in the film Kindergarten Cop
• John Lackey; American Major League Baseball pitcher.
• John Lasseter; American film director, producer, screenwriter, animator, and voice actor.
• John Legend (character); American singer and pianist.
• John Leguizamo; Colombian American actor, film producer, voice artist and comedian.
• John Lennon; British singer-songwriter/musician and founding member of The Beatles.
• John Lithgow (character); American character actor, musician, comedian, poet, author and singer.
• John A. Macdonald; the first Prime Minister of Canada.
• John Madden (character); American former football player and television sportscaster.
• John Marshall; the fourth Chief Justice of the Supreme Court of the United States.
• John Maxtone-Graham; a cruise ship historian.
• John McCain; American politician.
• John McEnroe; former tennis player.
• John McGiver; American actor.
• John Noiseland; the owner of Noiseland Spa & Relax-arium and formerly, Noiseland Arcade.
• John Oates; American guitarist and singer.
• John C. Reilly (character); American actor, comedian, producer, singer, and writer.
• John D. Rockefeller Jr.; American financier and philanthropist.
• John S.; the embittered spouse of Gloria S.
• John Flammang Schrank; a saloon keeper known for his attempted assassination of former President Theodore Roosevelt.
• John Smith (1882); another zombie who died in 1882.
• John Smith (Life on the Fast Lane); a guy who died and was buried in Springfield.
• John Smith (Treehouse of Horror III); a zombie.
• John Squawking Bear; a journalist at The Chippewa Bugle.
• John Steed; a fictional character played by Patrick Macneee.
• John Steinbeck; American author.
• John Sutter; the owner of Sutter's Mill.
• John Swartzwelder (character); writer for The Itchy & Scratchy Show.
• John Travolta; an actor.
• John Trumane; a monster truck driver.
• John Tyler; the 10th President of the United States.
• John Updike (character); American author.
• John Wayne; American actor.
• John Winslow; the curator of the Museum of TV and Television.
• John A. Zoidberg; a lobster-like creature and a doctor.

Behind the Laughter

• John Achenbach; animator for The Simpsons.
• John Adam; artist for Bongo Comics.
• John Andersen; localization quality assurance tester for The Simpsons Game.
• John Aoshima; character layout artist for The Simpsons.
• John A. Armstrong; additional effects animator for The Simpsons Movie.
• John Baldessari; artist and guest star.
• John Barnes; level builder AI scripter for The Simpsons Wrestling.
• John Bell; art director and core tester for The Simpsons Game.
• John Berado; character layout artist for The Simpsons.
• John Berman; background layout artist for The Simpsons.
• John Boylan; music producer and writer for The Simpsons Sing the Blues and The Yellow Album.
• John Burgardt; percussionist from Skywalker Symphony Orchestra for The Simpsons Game.
• John Burns; package product manager from Electronic Arts for The Simpsons Road Rage.
• John Bush; animation executive producer for The Simpsons.
• John Capek; keyboardist and programmer for the albums The Simpsons Sing the Blues and The Yellow Album.
• John Chamberlin; mixing assistant for the song "Do the Bartman" on the album The Simpsons Sing the Blues.
• John W. Chapman; music scoring mixer for The Simpsons.
• John Cirabisi; analyst for The Itchy & Scratchy Game.
• Jonathan "John" Collier; writer and producer for The Simpsons.
• John Carnochan; editor for The Simpsons Movie.
• John Costanza; penciller for Bongo Comics.
• John Currin; assistant editor for The Simpsons Movie.
• John DeMita; part of the ADR loop group for The Simpsons Movie.
• John Delaney; penciller for Bongo Comics.
• John Dillon; FX layout artist for The Simpsons.
• John DiMaggio; actor and guest star.
• John Duff; production assistant for the documentary Springfield of Dreams: The Legend of Homer Simpson.
• John Dunne; technical manager for The Simpsons Ride.
• John Dyer; additional timer for the season 13 episode "She of Little Faith".
• John Eng; storyboard artist for The Simpsons.
• John Enroth; composed additional music for the Around the World in 80 Bites level for The Simpsons Game.
• John Entwistle; musician and guest star.
• John Estes; concept artist for The Simpsons Game.
• John Frink; writer and producer for The Simpsons.
• John Gary Gorman; sound recordist for The Simpsons.
• John Geraci; user interface engineer for The Simpsons Game.
• John Gibson; background designer for The Simpsons: Virtual Springfield.
• John Gillis; designed the set for the special episode Springfield's Most Wanted.
• John Goodman; actor and guest star.
• John Goux; played the guitar for the album The Simpsons: Testify.
• John Lewis Guymon Jr; designer, animator and base support coder for The Simpsons: Bart's Nightmare.
• John Harvatine IV; executive producer and director for the Robot Chicken couch gag and Robot Chicken couch gag 2.
• John Holderried; office manager for the Homer's Family couch gag.
• John Holmquist; character designer for The Simpsons.
• John Hooper; additional assistant sequence director and storyboard artist for the season 20 episode "The Burns and the Bees".
• John Hyde; animation executive producer for The Simpsons.
• John Jacobs; associate producer for "The Simpsons Guy".
• John Thomas Johnson; played the tuba for the album The Simpsons: Testify.
• John Kalodner; thanked in the season 3 episode "Flaming Moe's".
• John Kassir; voice actor for The Simpsons.
• John F. Kennedy; 35th President of the United States who appeared via archive footage.
• John Kerschbaum; writer and artist for The Simpsons' Treehouse of Horror story Three Little Kids.
• John Kivimaki; character animation liaison and part of The Original Toolbox Team for The Simpsons Cartoon Studio.
• John Krause; background designer and prop designer for The Simpsons.
• John Kricfalusi; couch gag animator for The Simpsons.
• John Legend; singer and guest star.
• John Lindauer; background layout artist for the Season 6 episode "And Maggie Makes Three".
• John Lithgow; actor and guest star.
• John Liu; background layout artist for The Simpsons.
• John Lodge; musician and guest star.
• John Lopez; animation timer for The Simpsons.
• John Lund; additional programmer for Virtual Bart.
• John MacFarlane; FX layout artist for The Simpsons.
• John Madden; football player and guest star.
• John Mahoney; actor and guest star.
• John Mathot; animator for The Simpsons.
• John McCrea; artist for the Bart Simpson's Treehouse of Horror story In Springfield No One Can Hear You Scream.
• John Megna; actor and guest star.
• John Melchior; producer for Fox Interactive and Vivendi Universal Games.
• John Jackson Miller; writer for Bongo Comics.
• John Mitchell;played woodwinds for the album The Simpsons: Testify.
• John Moyer; recording engineer for the song "Deep, Deep Trouble" on the album The Simpsons Sing the Blues.
• John Mulaney; comedian and guest star.
• John Neal; dialogue editor for the Season 1 episode "There's No Disgrace Like Home".
• John Nesselrodt; lighting and compositing supervisor for the special episode The Simpsons Ride.
• John E. Nordstrom; composed the music for special episode Springfield's Most Wanted.
• John Nunnemacher; computer animator for The Simpsons: Virtual Springfield.
• John Oliver; actor and guest star.
• John Pattison; background layout artist for The Simpsons.
• John Pearson (animator); former character layout artist.
• John Pearson (The Simpsons Game); principal trumpeter for The Simpsons Game.
• John Pemberton; international production specialist for The Simpsons Skateboarding.
• John Pickford; received a special thanks in The Simpsons: Bart & the Beanstalk.
• John Pomeroy; animator for The Simpsons Movie.
• John Ratzenberger; actor and guest star.
• John Alexander Reed; animation camera operator for The Simpsons.
• John Reichmann; musician for The Simpsons: Hit & Run.
• John Reid; vocalist for the song "The Ten Commandments of Bart".
• John C. Reilly; actor and guest star.
• John Riccitiello; thanked during the closing credits of the video game The Simpsons Game.
• John Rice; character designer and storyboard artist for The Simpsons.
• John Roberts; actor and guest star.
• John Romeo; production accountant for Film Roman for The Simpsons Movie and The Simpsons Game.
• John Sebastian; played the harmonica in the song "Moanin' Lisa Blues".
• John Severin; did the art for the Bart Simpson's Treehouse of Horror comic story Two Tickets to Heck.
• John Seymore; background designer for "The Simpsons Guy".
• John Slattery; actor and guest star.
• John Soukup; sound recordist for The Simpsons.
• John Stuller; thanked by Hans Zimmer for the album The Simpsons Movie: The Music.
• John Sumner; art director for the Robot Chicken couch gag 2.
• John Swartzwelder; writer and producer for The Simpsons.
• John Tempereau; project consultant for the albums Go Simpsonic with The Simpsons and The Simpsons: Testify.
• John Thorn; sports historian and interviewee.
• John Updike; author and guest star.
• John Van Houten; played the trombone for the album The Simpsons: Testify.
• John Viener; co-executive producer and cast member for "The Simpsons Guy".
• John Walsh; host for Springfield's Most Wanted.
• John Zhongyi Wang; character modeler for The Simpsons Road Rage and 3D artist for The Simpsons: Hit & Run.
• John Waters; actor and guest star.
• John Welding; additional artist for The Simpsons Skateboarding.
• John West; singer for the album The Simpsons: Testify.
• John Wittenberg; played the violin for the album The Simpsons: Testify.
• John Yoakum; played woodwinds for the album The Simpsons: Testify.
• John Zakour; writer for Bongo Comics.

Locations

• John's Carpentry; a carpentry store in New Springfield.

Media

• John Adams (TV series); an American television miniseries.

See also

• Jon
• John Pearson
• John Smith
• Johnny