Is there any recurring characters (2 or more episodes) on The Simpsons that hasn't came into contact with Homer, Marge, Grandpa, Bart, Lisa, and Maggie?
Everyone knows the Simpsons?
Dec 13, 2001, 5:50 PM ET47 posts by 25 posters
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probably, but the show is based around the Simpsons, so it would make sense that most characters come in contact with them.
David
Somebody claiming to be [email] (Richard M.) wrote in news:[email]:
Has Al Gore appeared in two episodes? He's seen celebrating in the White House when Lisa buys his book (the episode with Grampa's sex tonic), and we hear his voice when Bart & co. buy an Al Gore doll in Knoxville (Tenneseein' is Tennebelievin'). But Al Gore doesn't actually come into contact with them.
According to <http://www.snpp.com/guides/religion.html>, Pope John Paul II appears in [5F05]; he's also in "The Mansion Family" [BABF08], where he comments on Fidel Castro's bad breath.
Drunk and full of pie, Ted S. wrote:
Yeah... but "your Holiness" sees the Homer car (and, possibly Homer) in 7F16 Oh Brother, Where Art Thou
Ted S. wrote:
True, but didn't he come into contact with them in the THOH where the aliens posess Gore and Clinton?
Also, has the Bumblebee Guy actually come into contact with them?
Al Gore wasn't in that episode. It was Clinton and Bob Dole.
Jim DiDomenico wrote:
And Gore's only done a voice for Futurama (Anthology of Interest I)
Brian
Bumblebee Man went on the bus trip to the Superbowl with Homer. Sideshow Mel gave Lisa advise about not using a bone to get rid of bubble gum in the hair. What about Arnie "Pie in the Sky"?
"Richard M." wrote:
Not until "Children of a Lesser Clod"--Arnie throws his shoe at Homer.
Brian
In alt.tv.simpsons, on the "Re: Everyone knows the Simpsons?" thread, Ted S. wrote:
Make that three episodes. When Homer takes then-Pres. Clinton's congratulatory phone call in "Sunday, Cruddy Sunday (AABF08)," Gore is in the background, measuring the Oval Office windows.
hmmmm, Wiggum's wife doesn't know the Simpsons. I don't know if Sideshow Mel actually does either. and Goya
Richard M. wrote:
Sideshow Mel does. In 22 Short Films About Springfield, Sideshow Mel talks to Lisa about how to get gum out of her hair...he says "Don't try to get it out with a bone..." or something.
Austin
Sideshow Mel and Bart know each other from the episode when Bart worked for Krusty.
I didn't do it !
Drunk and full of pie, Z wrote:
Now, come stand outside the restroom so I can yell at you some more!
ALewis525 wrote:
And also, when Marge goes to work for Lionel Hutz as an estate agent, she tries to sell Mel a house with a bowling alley. A bowling alley with quite a smooth finish...
Oh, very smooth. Smooth? Yes, very. Yes? Yes. Yes. Smooth. Smooth. Yes. Yes.
You could eat off of it.
Patrick Nihill wrote:
nobody's answered as to bumblebee guy! or else, i didn't get it cuz of the damn @home server.
I, like Surly, also use them.
Greg Bair wrote:
never mind
You use bones to get gum out of your hair?
talks to
out
the damn @home server.
Well they say misery enjoys company. Welcome to the club.
Richard M. wrote in message ...
Troy McClure? Rainier Wolfcastle?
"Andrew Bull" writes:
Homer worked out with Rainier, and Bart met him at the gym.
"'Gym'? What's a ghime? ... Oh! A ghime!"
"Master your ass!"
Rory
"Rory Molinari" wrote in message news:[email]...
"It's for a movie. I play a fat secret agent."
Dr Music P.S. Parking was ample.
Drunk and full of pie, Andrew Bull wrote:
Troy met all the Simpsons in 3F15.
The Rack wrote in message ...
D'oh! Best answer so far, then, seems to be Sarah Wiggum (although she was present when Marge was denouncing the Maison Derriere).
What about Superintendent Chalmers? ________________________________________________________________
If love of money is the root of all evil, why do churches want it so badly?
Remove "bination" to reply.
In the Springy the Springfield Spring episode where Bart helps out at the old folks home, Bart gets in trouble with his stand up comedy routine. Chalmers talks to Bart then...
Austin
"ALewis525" wrote in message news:[email]...
old
Chalmers
And Chalmers has a long talk with Lisa, when she tries to confess to cheating on her test.
On Mon, 17 Dec 2001 03:32:27 GMT, "Dr Music" wrote:
also he asked Lisa about some battle when he visited SES.
Um..Troy married Selma. Or was it Patty, I forget. ________________________________________________________________
If love of money is the root of all evil, why do churches want it so badly?
Remove "bination" to reply.
It was Selma.
What about that big brute, that sometimes accompanies superintendent Chalmers? I can't remember his name.
I think thats Leopold.
I think you mean Leopold.
That "brute" introduced Marge as Bart's substitute teacher. Any word on Brandine and Sarah Wiggum?
In the Lord Of The Flies episode (I think it's in this one), in the scene where Chief Wiggum says the line about Ralph picking his nose "...too much...or not enough."...is Sarah in that scene too? Cuz she would've been in contact with the Simpsons there.
Austin
or when all the kids leave for Kamp Krusty
Z wrote:
It's obvious! The episode where Bart plays with Ralph! Duh! She met Bart then!
She wasn't home then, was she?
Austin
ALewis525 wrote:
I thought she was. I know Clancy wasn't.
IIRC, his name is Leopold.
DJ MaNiAk
Put on ya leather pants/and do the isolation dance/like some stupid-ass Goth kid that didn't stand a chance against me
The Four Horsemen: Kicking the shit out of people with baseball bats and tire irons in parking lots since 1985.
What about Cletus' wife Brandine?
Drunk and full of pie, Robert Pirrazzi wrote:
Ey, Brandine. You coul' waare these for your job innerview.
Isn't she in the truck when Lisa gets a ride with Cletus? I think it's from the museum episode with bus 22-A and Area 51-A, etc...
Austin
Drunk and full of pie, ALewis525 wrote:
Hey, never you mind Brandine. You jus' go back to birthin' that baby.
The Rack wrote:
I already got shoes.
Back up on the line ye go!
The Rack wrote...
And scuff up the topless dancin' runway? Naw, you best bring 'em back where from you go 'em.
Drunk and full of pie, Exatron wrote:
All raaht. Back you go, to awaits a woman of less discriminatin' tastes.