When will Ralph go bald?

His hair seems to be thinning in a few episodes, particularly for a youngin'. He'll probably go bald around the same age Homer did.

You don't think Homer could be Ralph's real...nahhh. Couldn't be.

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youngin'.

I reckon he'll go bald much the same way Clancy Wiggum is...

/Thomas

The lack of hair might be an indicator of a young age. Certainly his father's got hair. If we didn't have the context of the classroom, we might be judging Ralph to be much younger, with that lack of hair and his various comments.

That he is in Lisa's class would say otherwise. However, maybe there was mixup, and he somehow landed there despite his young age. Or, maybe The Chief used his influence/power to get Ralph into a way older class, believing his Ralphy is a genius. Or, maybe Ralph is an Idiot Savant and he does fit in that class despite his young age and obvious ineptitude.

Michael

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youngin'.

The most likely explanation? Ralph is a holdover from the show's early days, when some very odd character designs were used.

Yours truly, Some bozo

ErinWillow wrote:

In one episode Homer had hair, but he pulled it a lot of it out when he discovered Marge was pregnant with Bart and then again later with Lisa.

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In the episode where the Indian Casino Tribal Leader shows Bart his future where Lisa is elected President, Ralph is Bart's friend and he has all his hair, even though it is thin. If Lisa is President then the character has to be at least 35 (if I remember my High School Civics course correctly). So this would show that Ralph doesn't lose his hair. Of course it's the Simpson's, so anything can happen with their revolving door of staff writers.

Smell you later � Stefan