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William Shakespeare

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"Is this the end of zombie Shakespeare?"
―Zombie Shakespeare[src]
William Shakespeare
William Shakespeare.png
Character Information
Gender:
Male ♂
Status:
Deceased
Hair: Brown
Occupation: Playwright
Poet
Actor
First appearance: "Treehouse of Horror III"
Voiced by: Dan Castellaneta
Maurice LaMarche


William Shakespeare was an English poet and playwright, widely regarded as the greatest writer in the English language.

History

Before Homer let Lisa use his new Mapple Void he downloaded the complete works of Shakespeare as a pdf. When it was finished he threw the file in the trash and asked who the greatest writer of all time was now.[1]

Shakespeare was also seen as a character in the film Love, Indubitably. He was seen naked, with a skull over his crotch, dancing.[2]

After discovering that a snack provides glucose to the brain, and around 4pm people are more reckless when making choices, Lisa wished she was born on "the isle that gave us Shakespeare and Stephen Merchant" because the British have tea and scones at 4pm.[3]

Non-canon

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William Shakespeare Zombie.png

A zombie of Shakespeare was wandering around Springfield Elementary School. Homer killed him again by hitting him with a shotgun.[4]

He appeared in Heaven when Homer started killing celebrities. He guarded the gate to heaven when The Simpsons family went to confront God. His plays Hamlet[5] and Macbeth[6][7] have both been mentioned.

Appearances

References


External links

Wikipediafavicon.png William Shakespeare at Wikipedia