How old will Homer be....

in 2054?

Just wondering

If the show makes it to Season 65, he'll still be 38...

GOOD GOD this isn't a difficult question.

Daniel Burdie wrote:

In some more recent episodes he's 39, even. (Thirty-nine and a quarter, I believe.)

On Sun, 04 Jan 2004 19:29:09 GMT, "Michael J. Astrauskas" wrote:

I guess since the show takes place within a span of one year it's okay for the characters to age by one year depending whether the episode takes place before or after a birthday in any given year.

[email] (David) wrote in message news:...

But he started at 35

On 4 Jan 2004 21:43:03 -0800, [email] (Steve Brown) wrote:

Okay so he lied about his age. He also wears female underwear because they feel nice.

(Or maybe the wizard did it)

David wrote:

"Well, it's not like that's a crime. Heh."

David raved thus:

It's a comfort thing...

what about thongs? pt "Abo" wrote in message news:6rmKb.17831$[email]...

[email] (David) wrote in message news:...

This brings up the issue of episode #365! After that, some of the episodes will have to refer to other episodes, as the events are taking place at the same time. BUT, .... the spy camera episode had a "6 MONTHS LATER" thingy, and the Tomacco episode had a pregnant pause where they spent some time down on the farm.

Space Mvsevm

On 8 Jan 2004 14:13:44 -0800, [email] (Aaron Hirshberg) wrote:

Some episodes must've already taken place at the same time since they have celebrated numerous Christmases and Halloween. Unless the show takes place in a universe where the people celebrate Christmas numerous times each year. Yeah that's the ticket...

David wrote:

Sort of like T.G.I. McScratchy's!

On Sun, 04 Jan 2004 19:29:09 GMT, "Michael J. Astrauskas" wrote:

oH NOOOO if he is aging, he may become bald and fat one day.

98

Excellent, too old to pay for a pony. :-)

About ages 35-39, but according to Barting Over, he's dead in 50 years.