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==Early Life and Marriage == | ==Early Life and Marriage == | ||
| − | Kirk served in the [[U.S. Army]], and graduated from [[Gudger College]] | + | Kirk served in the [[U.S. Army]]<citation needed>, and graduated from [[Gudger College]]<ref>[[A Milhouse Divided]]</ref>. He worked at his father-in-law's cracker factory, '[[Southern Cracker]]' (the Dryyyyy Cracker), in middle management, but when Luann leaves him, he is fired from the factory. According to Luann, Kirk was not a very good provider, and she had to borrow money from her sister or steal clothes from the church donation box. |
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| + | His arm was once cut off by a piece of wire which Snake planted to kill Homer. | ||
== Kirk After Divorce == | == Kirk After Divorce == | ||
After the divorce, Kirk was stereotypical middle-aged male loser and deadbeat dad, with extreme emotional depression after his divorce from his wife [[Luann Van Houten|Luann]].<ref>"[[A Milhouse Divided]]"</ref> He has been seen with one girlfriend since - [[Starla]], a chainsmoking alcoholic who stole his car. Luann got custody of Milhouse when they divorced, but Kirk has visiting rights. Much to his displeasure, Milhouse often addressed him as "Weekend Dad". Kirk suffers from the need to cry all the time after his divorce, even in good times. Hwe once cut his foot off to try and get his wife back.<ref>[[Large Marge]]</ref> | After the divorce, Kirk was stereotypical middle-aged male loser and deadbeat dad, with extreme emotional depression after his divorce from his wife [[Luann Van Houten|Luann]].<ref>"[[A Milhouse Divided]]"</ref> He has been seen with one girlfriend since - [[Starla]], a chainsmoking alcoholic who stole his car. Luann got custody of Milhouse when they divorced, but Kirk has visiting rights. Much to his displeasure, Milhouse often addressed him as "Weekend Dad". Kirk suffers from the need to cry all the time after his divorce, even in good times. Hwe once cut his foot off to try and get his wife back.<ref>[[Large Marge]]</ref> | ||
| − | After being fired from the Cracker factory, he struggled to hold down a job. He was once employed as an assistant to the guy who puts fliers under people's windshield wipers.<ref>[[I Am Furious Yellow]]</ref> Kirk also had a job standing on the curb holding a sign directing people to a condo development and worked as a scarecrow protecting a soy-bean crop, which resulted in his eye being gouged by a crow. Since being fired from the cracker company, Kirk seems to be unable to maintain a steady job. He atteneded Leavelle's Bodyguard Acadamy and he was also was a singer who sold his tapes from the trunk of his car. His song was titled "Can I Borrow A Feeling" and the album featured a picture of Kirk on the front in a robe, which he was using in an attempt to be a smoking jacket. | + | After being fired from the Cracker factory, he struggled to hold down a job. He was once employed as an assistant to the guy who puts fliers under people's windshield wipers.<ref>[[I Am Furious Yellow]]</ref> Kirk also had a job standing on the curb holding a sign directing people to a condo development and worked as a scarecrow protecting a soy-bean crop, which resulted in his eye being gouged by a crow. Since being fired from the cracker company, Kirk seems to be unable to maintain a steady job. He atteneded Leavelle's Bodyguard Acadamy and he was also was a singer who sold his tapes from the trunk of his car. His song was titled "Can I Borrow A Feeling" and the album featured a picture of Kirk on the front in a robe, which he was using in an attempt to be a smoking jacket. He was also unemployed at some point, surviving on alimony payments and unemployment benefits. |
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| + | == Arrest == | ||
| + | He was once arrest for kidnapping. When Bart goes to a concert his parents banned him from, he hides at Kirk's apartment which leads to his arrest. Despite liking the attraction from the ladies outside the prison, he is released when [[Principal Skinner]], [[Lisa]] and [[Alcatraaz]] find out Bart was lying. | ||
==Remarriage== | ==Remarriage== | ||
| − | Kirk | + | Kirk and Luann later remarried and while on honeymoon, are presumed dead. They were later found them on a desert island when [[Norbert Van Houten|Milhouse's Uncle]]'s balloon crashed. |
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| − | He | + | * His arm was once cut off by wire Snake planted to kill Homer Simpson. |
| + | * He seems to dislike children singing. | ||
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| − | + | He died in one Treehouse of Horror when Homer becomes Death, when he was touching a lot of people at a stadium. Kirk was one of them. | |
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== Appearances == | == Appearances == | ||
Revision as of 09:42, November 7, 2010
Kirk Van Houten
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Character Information
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Kirk Van Houten is the father of Milhouse, and the remarried husband of Luann.
Contents
Early Life and Marriage
Kirk served in the U.S. Army<citation needed>, and graduated from Gudger College[1]. He worked at his father-in-law's cracker factory, 'Southern Cracker' (the Dryyyyy Cracker), in middle management, but when Luann leaves him, he is fired from the factory. According to Luann, Kirk was not a very good provider, and she had to borrow money from her sister or steal clothes from the church donation box.
His arm was once cut off by a piece of wire which Snake planted to kill Homer.
Kirk After Divorce
After the divorce, Kirk was stereotypical middle-aged male loser and deadbeat dad, with extreme emotional depression after his divorce from his wife Luann.[2] He has been seen with one girlfriend since - Starla, a chainsmoking alcoholic who stole his car. Luann got custody of Milhouse when they divorced, but Kirk has visiting rights. Much to his displeasure, Milhouse often addressed him as "Weekend Dad". Kirk suffers from the need to cry all the time after his divorce, even in good times. Hwe once cut his foot off to try and get his wife back.[3]
After being fired from the Cracker factory, he struggled to hold down a job. He was once employed as an assistant to the guy who puts fliers under people's windshield wipers.[4] Kirk also had a job standing on the curb holding a sign directing people to a condo development and worked as a scarecrow protecting a soy-bean crop, which resulted in his eye being gouged by a crow. Since being fired from the cracker company, Kirk seems to be unable to maintain a steady job. He atteneded Leavelle's Bodyguard Acadamy and he was also was a singer who sold his tapes from the trunk of his car. His song was titled "Can I Borrow A Feeling" and the album featured a picture of Kirk on the front in a robe, which he was using in an attempt to be a smoking jacket. He was also unemployed at some point, surviving on alimony payments and unemployment benefits.
Arrest
He was once arrest for kidnapping. When Bart goes to a concert his parents banned him from, he hides at Kirk's apartment which leads to his arrest. Despite liking the attraction from the ladies outside the prison, he is released when Principal Skinner, Lisa and Alcatraaz find out Bart was lying.
Remarriage
Kirk and Luann later remarried and while on honeymoon, are presumed dead. They were later found them on a desert island when Milhouse's Uncle's balloon crashed.
Trivia
- His arm was once cut off by wire Snake planted to kill Homer Simpson.
- He seems to dislike children singing.
Non-canon
He died in one Treehouse of Horror when Homer becomes Death, when he was touching a lot of people at a stadium. Kirk was one of them.
Appearances
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Episode – "Bart's Friend Falls in Love" - Episode – "Radioactive Man"
- Episode – "Bart on the Road"
- Episode – "22 Short Films About Springfield"
- Episode – "A Milhouse Divided"
- Episode – "Hurricane Neddy"
- Episode – "The Two Mrs. Nahasapeemapetilons"
- Episode – "Realty Bites"
- Episode – "Natural Born Kissers"
- Episode – "Homer vs. Dignity"
- Episode – "Hungry Hungry Homer"
- Episode – "The Parent Rap"
- Episode – "The Sweetest Apu"
- Episode – "Tales From the Public Domain"
- Episode – "The Bart of War"
- Episode – "Milhouse Doesn't Live Here Anymore"
- Episode – "Pranksta Rap"
- Episode – "Little Orphan Millie"
- Episode – "Wedding For Disaster"
- Episode – "The Squirt and the Whale"
References
