IMHO the Simpsons writers missed a good opportunity for a cute throwaway joke (and pop culture reference) when they didn't give Wolfcastle a wife who was a TV news personality and/or had ties to the Quimby family.
- P.F.
IMHO the Simpsons writers missed a good opportunity for a cute throwaway joke (and pop culture reference) when they didn't give Wolfcastle a wife who was a TV news personality and/or had ties to the Quimby family.
- P.F.
"PsychoFreud" wrote in message news:[email]...
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They did. In "The Boy Who Knew Too Much", Bart approaches Wolfcastle at Quimby's party, and he has a wife who resembles Maria Shriver.
"Maria, if anyone wants me, I'll be in the Humvee."
Dr Music P.S. Parking was ample.
I believe they did do this, but she's just not a regular on the show. Perhaps I'm wrong though.
Jason Saslow wrote in message news:...
I thought that RW said that his daughter was visiting him, which implies divorce?
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Aaron Hirshberg wrote:
Yes. Between the earlier episode with Maria at the Quimby compound and the newest episode, Wolfcastle must have gotten divorced.
Drunk and full of pie, Michael Morbius wrote:
Or possibly married and divorced a few times.
Everything you say is true except for the fact that they didn't miss that opportunity.
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PsychoFreud wrote:
They did that, when Bart skipped school and hid at the Quimby compound. Bart and Chief Wiggum gave Wolfcastle's latest McBain movie (the *Last Action Hero* of the *Simpsons* universe) a bad review and Wolfcastle said, "Maria--my mighty heart is breaking. I'll be in the hummer."
Maria is presumably the mother who got custody of Greta at 1800 hours.