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Abraham Simpson II

**Abraham Jebediah Simpson II**, in Albany, New York also known as "**Grifty McGrift**" and commonly known as "**Grampa Simpson**", or simply as "**Grampa**" is a major character in *The Simpsons*. He is the patriarch of the Simpson family, the father of Homer, father-in-law of Marge Simpson, and the paternal grandfather of Bart, Lisa, and Maggie Simpson.

Abe is a World War II veteran who was later sent to the Springfield Retirement Castle by Homer. He is known for his long, rambling, and often inaccurate stories and general incompetence. He was voiced by David Ogden Stiers.

## Image gallery

​:*Main article: Abraham Simpson II/Gallery*​

## Appearances gallery

​:*Main article: Abraham Simpson II/Gallery/Overview*​

## Appearances

​:*Main article: Abraham Simpson II/Appearances*​
Genryusai Shigekuni Yamamoto

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**Genryusai Shigekuni Yamamoto** was the captain of the 1st Division in the Gotei 13 and also the Captain-Commander of the whole Gotei 13.

## Class benefits

The Saber class takes 50% less damage from damage spells.

## Summoning

Unless using a catalyst, the Lawful Neutral alignment is required to summon this servant.

  Coal | 14.3%

## Noble Phantasm

'*Ryūjin Jakka*: The oldest and most powerful fire-type Zanpakutō, and has greater offensive power than any other Zanpakutō in Soul Society.

It deals damage to the target, and inflicts burn for 7 turns.

*—Reduce All Creation to Ash*
Mr. Lisa Goes to Washington

"**Mr. Lisa Goes to Washington**" is an upcoming episode of *The Simpsons* television series.

## Plot

Homer sees an ad for a children's essay contest in the right-wing *Reading Digest* magazine. Lisa submits an essay on the contest's topic — "what makes America great" — after visiting Springfield Forest and seeing a bald eagle land nearby. The Simpsons travel to Washington, D.C. after Lisa's essay earns her a spot in the national finals there.

While Bart and Homer enjoy the all-expenses-paid perks of their trip, Lisa visits famous monuments for inspiration. At a shrine to a feminist icon, she sees a corrupt congressman, Bob Arnold, taking a bribe from a timber industry lobbyist to allow loggers to clearcut Springfield Forest. Heartbroken and disillusioned by government corruption, Lisa destroys her winning essay. She pens a scathing indictment, "Cesspool on the Potomac", which condemns government greed and corruption and names the politician involved in the bribery.

Lisa's essay elicits a hostile reaction from the judges and audience members. When word of her speech quickly spreads through the capital, Congressman Arnold is arrested, removed from office and sent to prison, where he becomes a born-again Christian. Lisa's essay fails to win the contest, but her faith in government is restored and the contest winner commends her courage and honesty.

## References

*Main article: Mr. Lisa Goes to Washington/References*
## Appearances

*Main article: Mr. Lisa Goes to Washington/Appearances*
## Gallery

*Main article: Mr. Lisa Goes to Washington/Gallery*
## Gags

*Main article: Mr. Lisa Goes to Washington/Gags*
Bart to the Future/Appearances

## Characters

Kent BrockmanCarl CarlsonNed FlandersRod FlandersTodd FlandersSqueaky-Voiced TeenBarney GumbleKrusty the ClownLenny LeonardOtto MannNelson MuntzBart SimpsonHomer SimpsonLisa SimpsonMaggie SimpsonMarge SimpsonMoe SzyslakMilhouse Van HoutenRalph WiggumGroundskeeper WillieKearney Zzyzwicz
## Locations

742 Evergreen Terrace744 Evergreen TerraceCaesar's Pow-Wow CasinoCamp DavidNelson's Crab Shack.pngNelson's Crab ShackWhite House
Hardly Kirk-ing/Appearances

## Characters

Gary ChalmersJonathan FrinkBarney Gumble (cameo)Jimbo JonesKrusty the ClownApu NahasapeemapetilonJoe QuimbyAbraham Simpson II (cameo)Bart SimpsonHomer SimpsonLisa SimpsonMaggie SimpsonMarge SimpsonSeymour SkinnerCletus Spuckler (cameo)Moe SzyslakDolph StarbeamKirk Van HoutenLuann Van HoutenMilhouse Van HoutenRalph Wiggum (mentioned)Kearney Zzyzwicz
## Locations

742 Evergreen TerraceThe Jazz Hole (mentioned)Kwik-E-MartMoe's TavernSpringfield Nuclear Power Plant (picture seen)Van Houten house
Homer Defined

"**Homer Defined**" is an upcoming episode of *The Simpsons* television series.

## Plot

While eating donuts at the Springfield Nuclear Power Plant, Homer splatters one on the nuclear reactor core's temperature dial. The donut obscures the panel and the plant approaches a nuclear meltdown. Unable to remember his safety training, Homer chooses a button at random with a counting rhyme, which miraculously averts the meltdown. Springfield is saved and Homer is hailed as a hero.

Mr. Burns names Homer "Employee of the Month". Lisa, often embarrassed by her dim-witted dad, starts to worship him as a role model. Homer feels guilty that his so-called heroism was nothing but blind luck. His despair deepens after he receives a congratulatory phone call from Magic Johnson, who tells him frauds are eventually exposed.

Burns introduces Homer to Aristotle Amadopoulos, the owner of the nuclear power plant in neighboring Shelbyville. Burns forces Homer to deliver a motivational speech to the Shelbyville workers. During Homer's fumbling address, an impending meltdown threatens the Shelbyville plant. In the control room, Amadopoulos asks Homer to avert the disaster. Homer repeats his rhyme and blindly presses a button. By sheer luck, he again avoids a meltdown. Amadopoulos thanks Homer for saving the plant but berates him for his stupidity. Soon the phrase *to pull a Homer*, meaning "to succeed despite idiocy," becomes a widely used catchphrase; its dictionary entry is illustrated by Homer's portrait.

In the subplot, Bart is upset to learn that Milhouse failed to invite him to his birthday party. Milhouse reveals that his father, Kirk, thinks Bart is a bad influence and forbids the boys to be friends. Deprived of his best friend, a depressed Bart resorts to playing with Maggie. Marge visits Kirk and persuades him to allow the boys to resume their friendship. Using the Krusty the Clown walkie-talkies Bart gave him for his birthday, Milhouse invites Bart to his house. Realizing no one else would, Bart thanks Marge for standing up for him.

## Appearances

*Main article: Homer Defined/Appearances*
Bart the General

"**Bart the General**" is an upcoming episode of *The Simpsons*.

## Plot

Bart gets into a fight with Nelson Muntz, the school bully, after Nelson's friends trash the cupcakes that Lisa baked for Miss Hoover's birthday party. Nelson beats up Bart after school and warns him to expect the same pummeling the next day. Marge encourages Bart to reason with Nelson, but Homer urges him to bend the rules and fight dirty. Bart follows Homer's advice and gets beaten up again. He turns to the toughest member of the Simpson family, Grampa, who introduces him to Herman, the crazed one-armed proprietor of an army surplus store. After Herman teaches him military tactics, Bart declares war on Nelson and his gang of bullies.

Bart enlists Nelson's other victims — nearly all of his friends and classmates — and trains them for combat. Herman commands from Bart's tree house as Bart leads his forces into battle. After they ambush Nelson and his minions, they commence saturation bombing with water balloons. Nelson's thugs surrender and Nelson is taken prisoner. He threatens to beat up Bart as soon as he is untied. Herman drafts an armistice which states that Nelson will retain his honorary position and name but not hold any actual power. After Bart and Nelson sign the treaty, Marge serves cupcakes and peace prevails.

## References

*Main article: Bart the General/References*
## Appearances

*Main article: Bart the General/Appearances*
Life on the Fast Lane/Appearances

## Characters

Patty BouvierSelma BouvierCharles Montgomery Burns (Non-Speaking)Jacques (debut)Lenny LeonardOtto MannHelen Lovejoy (debut)Homer SimpsonMarge SimpsonBart SimpsonLisa SimpsonMaggie SimpsonWaylon Smithers, Jr. (Non-Speaking)

## Locations

742 Evergreen TerraceFirst Church of SpringfieldBarney's BowlaramaThe Singing SirloinSpringfield MallSpringfield Nuclear Power Plant
Lisa the Beauty Queen/Appearances

## Characters

Blue-Haired LawyerKent BrockmanNed FlandersRod FlandersTodd FlandersBarney GumbleJulius HibbertJimbo JonesKrusty the ClownOtto MannNelson MuntzApu NahasapeemapetilonMartin PrinceJoe QuimbyAbraham SimpsonBart SimpsonHomer SimpsonLisa SimpsonMaggie SimpsonMarge SimpsonSeymour SkinnerSnowball IIDolph StarbeamMoe SzyslakMilhouse Van HoutenClancy WiggumRalph WiggumGroundskeeper WillieKearney Zzyzwicz
## Locations

742 Evergreen TerraceFort SpringfieldKwik-E-MartMoe's TavernSpringfield Elementary SchoolYe Olde Off-Ramp Inn
Little Big Mom

"**Little Big Mom**" is an upcoming episode of *The Simpsons* television series.

## Plot

When Marge is cleaning out the attic and looking for old things to send away to charity, Homer and the children refuse to let her, prompting Marge to look at all the junk she is trying to get rid of. She shows Homer several skis he never used since buying them after the Nagano Olympics. To spite Marge, he decides to use them, so the family go on a skiing trip. When they are there, Marge decides that she wants to avoid skiing or snowboarding for fear of injury, which makes her stay at the ski lodge. Ironically, she winds up breaking her leg here when a loose-hanging cuckoo clock falls on it. She is sent to the hospital where she is told that she must stay there until her cast is removed.

In the meantime, Lisa offers to take her place, making a structured plan for Homer and Bart to do some of the chores, which Lisa chooses through a chore hat. Unfortunately, Homer and Bart do them in an extremely apathetic, ineffective, sandy-eyed manner. Marge is enjoying her time in the hospital, due to getting a massage, among other things. The lazy lifestyles of Homer and Bart have taken their toll on the house, which is now a disorganized, filthy hovel with trash, and Lisa struggling to make ends meet. She eventually calls Marge and asks if she can return, but Marge, who enjoys the lifestyle of lying all day in bed not working, lies to Lisa saying she is still too injured to come back. Lisa, angered and desperate for answers, sees the ghost of Lucille Ball, who has an idea to get revenge. She suggests that she pull a clever trick on Homer and Bart while they are asleep. She does just that, and using green poster paint mixed with oatmeal on the men, she tricks them into thinking that they have intense leprosy.

The next morning, Homer and Bart are told by Lisa, who hopes this will make them clean up the house, they have leprosy from living in dirty conditions. After the Virtual Doctor computer program confirms that Homer and Bart indeed have leprosy, Homer and Bart panic and decide to visit Ned Flanders in search of a cure. Ned sends Homer and Bart to a leper colony in Hawaii, where they will receive electric needle treatment and sanded. Once Marge's cast has finally come off (and her excess leg hair has been waxed), she comes home to see Lisa finally finished cleaning the entire house. They decide to seek out Homer and Bart in Hawaii. When they arrive, Lisa admits that she only played a trick on Homer and Bart, though they already know the leprosy is fake because Homer ate one of its sores and found it tasty; however, the whole family wants to stay there on account of it being a "free vacation", despite Homer and Bart suffering through the painful treatments.

## References

*Main article: Little Big Mom/References*
## Appearances

*Main article: Little Big Mom/Appearances*
Moaning Lisa/Appearances

## Characters

Wendell Borton (Cameo)Barney Gumble (Cameo)Dewey LargoBleeding Gums Murphy (debut)Martin Prince, Jr. (Cameo)Sherri Mackleberry (Cameo)Homer SimpsonMarge SimpsonBart SimpsonLisa SimpsonMaggie SimpsonSnowball IIMoe SzyslakTerri Mackleberry (Cameo)Ralph Wiggum (Cameo)

## Locations

742 Evergreen Terrace744 Evergreen TerraceMoe's TavernNoiseland Video ArcadeSpringfield BridgeSpringfield Elementary SchoolThe Jazz Hole
Itchy & Scratchy & Marge/Appearances

## Characters

Jasper BeardlyWendell Borton (cameo)Kent BrockmanNed FlandersItchyEdna KrabappelKrusty the ClownHelen LovejoyTimothy Lovejoy, Jr.Marvin MonroeNelson MuntzJaney Powell.pngJaney PowellMartin Prince, Jr. (cameo)Santa's Little HelperScratchyBart SimpsonHomer SimpsonLisa SimpsonMaggie SimpsonMarge SimpsonAgnes SkinnerMoe SzyslakSideshow Mel (debut)Milhouse Van Houten
## Locations

742 Evergreen TerraceChannel 6 StudiosItchy & Scratchy InternationalKrustylu Studios
Itchy & Scratchy: The Movie

"**Itchy & Scratchy: The Movie**" is an upcoming episode of *The Simpsons* television series.

## Plot

Marge and Homer attend a parent-teacher night at Springfield Elementary School. Although Miss Hoover tells Homer that Lisa is doing well, Mrs. Krabappel tells Marge that Bart is continually causing trouble. Urging Homer and Marge to enforce stronger discipline on Bart with the idea that he could grow up to become a Supreme Court Justice if he turns his life around, the two return home to find that Bart stole and broke Grampa's false teeth. Therefore, Bart is sent up to his room without dinner as punishment, but Homer sneaks up and brings him some pizza, making Bart promise to behave. However, Bart continues to get in trouble and Homer's attempts to discipline him fail. Eventually he vows to make the next punishment stick.

It is announced that there will be an *Itchy & Scratchy Movie* and in anticipation, Bart buys himself a ticket. Later on, Bart is left to babysit Maggie and he neglects to watch her as he is distracted by the history of Itchy & Scratchy, leaving her to take Homer's car for a joyride and crash into the wall of Springfield Prison, releasing the prisoners. Therefore, Homer angrily punishes Bart by banning him from ever seeing *The Itchy & Scratchy Movie*; tearing up Bart's ticket. Bart begs to be given another punishment, but Homer refuses. For the next two months after the film's release, Bart becomes angry and sad that he is the only kid in Springfield who has not seen it, and even attempts to secretly watch the film by paying for a ticket, but learns that Homer went to the theater and already instructed the employees to not sell tickets to him, due to the punishment he has made. Marge and Lisa unsuccessfully beg Homer to change his mind, with Marge claiming Bart has been punished enough. Eventually, the film is removed from theaters and Bart reluctantly tells Homer he won, to which Homer replies by saying they both won because by using his punishment Bart will grow up to be responsible for his actions and will have a better life.

40 years later, Bart, now Chief Justice of the United States, and Homer, a senior citizen, walk down the street and discover the film is back in the local theater as a classic re-release. Homer decides that Bart has learned his lesson and the two watch the movie happily together, although Homer becomes confused of Itchy.

## References

*Main article: Itchy & Scratchy: The Movie/References*
## Appearances

*Main article: Itchy & Scratchy: The Movie/Appearances*
## Gallery

*Main article: Itchy & Scratchy: The Movie/Gallery*
## Gags

*Main article: Itchy & Scratchy: The Movie/Gags*
Martin Prince

**Martin Prince, Jr.** is a recurring character in *The Simpsons*. He is a friend and classmate of Bart Simpson, and is Lisa's rival in intelligence. He is Nelson Muntz's favorite target for bullying and is an academically brilliant teacher's pet, and is portrayed as a stereotypical nerd. Martin is a fourth-grade student at Springfield Elementary School. He is usually shown on friendly terms with Bart due to the fact that he is occasionally seen with him, along with Nelson, Milhouse, and other kids. He was voiced by Russi Taylor and Grey DeLisle.

## Appearances gallery

​:*Main article: Martin Prince/Gallery/Overview*​

## Appearances

​:*Main article: Martin Prince/Appearances*​
Cape Feare

"**Cape Feare**" is an upcoming episode of *The Simpsons* television series.

## Plot

After receiving numerous death threats in the mail — most of which are written in blood — Bart becomes paranoid. Soon he learns the culprit is his enemy, Sideshow Bob, who is incarcerated in Springfield State Prison. The next day, Sideshow Bob is paroled because the parole board no longer considers him a threat to society. When the Simpsons visit a cinema to see *Ernest Goes Somewhere Cheap*, Sideshow Bob sits in front of them, smoking and laughing obnoxiously. The Simpsons realize that *he* sent the letters and threatened to kill Bart. Marge angrily tells him to stay away from her son.

The Simpsons join the Witness Protection Program and relocate to Terror Lake, changing their surname to "Thompson" and living aboard a houseboat. As they drive cross-country to their new home, they are unaware that Sideshow Bob is strapped to the underside of the car. While suspended there, Bob is hit with speed bumps, has hot coffee poured on him, and is driven through a large cactus patch.

After arriving in Terror Lake, Bob unstraps himself from the car and steps on rakes several times, injuring himself. Bart sees Sideshow Bob in the street, where he unstraps himself from the underside of an old lady's car and is trampled by a parade which includes several large elephants. Bart tries telling his parents but Homer lazily dismisses his claims.

During the night, Sideshow Bob reaches the houseboat and unmoors it from the dock. He ties up Homer, Marge, Lisa, Maggie and Santa's Little Helper so they cannot meddle with his plan. Sideshow Bob enters Bart's room, ready to kill him. Bart flees out the window and tries to escape, but he cannot jump off the boat since the river is filled with alligators and electric eels. Sideshow Bob catches up to Bart and offers him a last request. Having noticed a sign saying that Springfield is fifteen miles away, Bart has an idea: to stall for time, he compliments Sideshow Bob on his beautiful voice and asks him to sing the entire score of the *H.M.S. Pinafore*. Bob delivers a performance which includes several props, costumes and backdrops which appear out of nowhere.

The boat runs aground, interrupting Sideshow Bob before he can kill Bart. He is arrested by Chief Wiggum. The Simpsons return home to find Grampa locked out of their house and unable to take his medicine, resulting in an unintentional sex change. Grampa is courted by Jasper with Steve and Eydie tickets.
Cookie Kwan

**Cookie Kwan** is a go-getter in the imploding Springfield real-estate industry, the "number one on the west side". She is of Asian (possibly Chinese) heritage and has a stereotypical Asian accent. She works at Red Blazer Realty. She was voiced by Julie Andrews.

## Appearances

​:*Main article: Cookie Kwan/Appearances*​
Bart the Daredevil

"**Bart the Daredevil**" is an upcoming episode of *The Simpsons*.

## Plot

The Simpsons attend a monster truck rally featuring Truckasaurus, a giant robotic dinosaur that crushes their car when they accidentally drive into the arena. The rally's grand finale features a death-defying stunt by legendary daredevil Lance Murdock. The stunt leaves Murdock badly injured and hospitalised (he did succeed but his bike fell into the tank when he was waving to the audience), but it inspires Bart to be a daredevil.

Bart injures himself trying to jump the family car on his skateboard. At the hospital, Dr. Hibbert shows Bart a ward full of children who have been hurt by dangerous stunts. Undeterred, Bart keeps performing daredevil stunts. During a class trip to Springfield Gorge, Bart announces he will jump the gorge on his skateboard the next Saturday.

Lisa persuades him to visit Murdock at the hospital, hoping he will discourage Bart from jumping the gorge. Instead Murdock encourages Bart to be a daredevil. Homer insists jumping the gorge is too dangerous and forbids Bart to do it. None of Homer's punishments or arguments dissuade Bart, who goes to the gorge that Saturday.

As Bart is about to start his stunt, Homer arrives and decides to jump the gorge himself to show him what it feels like to see a family member unnecessarily risking their life. Not wanting to see his father die on his account, Bart abandons the stunt and promises to stop being a daredevil. When Homer hugs Bart, his skateboard accidentally rolls down a hill and flies over the gorge. At first it appears Homer will make it safely across, but he loses momentum and plunges onto several jagged rocks during his fall until he hits the bottom. Homer is airlifted into an ambulance, which crashes into a tree, causing him to fall down the gorge a second time. He eventually shares a hospital room with Murdock.

## References

*Main article: Bart the Daredevil/References*
## Appearances

*Main article: Bart the Daredevil/Appearances*
## Gallery

*Main article: Bart the Daredevil/Gallery*
Joe Quimby

**Joseph Fitzgerald O'Malley Fitzpatrick O'Donnell The Edge "Diamond Joe" Quimby Jr.**, better known as **Mayor Quimby** is the Mayor of Springfield. He appears as a slick, opportunistic politician whose chief priorities seem to be keeping himself in office, womanizing, and various other forms of corruption, including embezzling tax money, taking bribes from Fat Tony, the local Mafia Don, and giving monthly kickbacks to the equally corrupt Chief Wiggum. The seal on the wall of his office reads "Corruptus in Extremis," which is Latin for "*corrupt in the extreme.*" He speaks with a peculiar stutter. He was voiced by Robin Williams.

## Appearances gallery

​:*Main article: Joe Quimby/Gallery/Overview*​

## Appearances

​:*Main article: Joe Quimby/Appearances*​
Krusty Gets Busted

"**Krusty Gets Busted**" is an upcoming episode of *The Simpsons*.

## Plot

Homer stops by the Kwik-E-Mart on the way home from work and sees a masked clown resembling Krusty committing a robbery. After Homer identifies him at a police lineup and in the courtroom, Krusty is convicted and sentenced to prison. Bart is upset because he idolizes Krusty. Reverend Lovejoy urges the town's residents to destroy Krusty's merchandise.

Krusty's sidekick Sideshow Bob becomes the host of the clown show, renamed *The Side-Show Bob Cavalcade of Whimsy*. Bob retools the show to focus on education and classic literature while retaining *The Itchy and Scratchy Show*. Refusing to accept that his hero could have committed the crime, Bart enlists Lisa's help to prove Krusty's innocence.

At the crime scene, Bart and Lisa recall the robber read a magazine and used a microwave oven; Krusty is illiterate and has an artificial pacemaker which requires him to avoid microwave radiation. When Bart and Lisa visit Sideshow Bob to learn whether Krusty had any enemies, he gives them tickets to his show. During the live broadcast, Bart is invited on stage with Bob, who dismisses Bart's points about the microwave and magazine; Bob claims that Krusty never listened to doctors and that you can enjoy the cartoons in a magazine without being able to read.

When Bob says he has a lot of "big shoes to fill", Bart remembers how the robber screamed in pain when Homer stepped on his foot during the robbery. Despite wearing large clown shoes, Krusty has small feet and would not have felt Homer stepping on his toes. Bart deduces that Sideshow Bob is the *real* robber since he had the most to gain from Krusty's downfall, and that his big feet literally fill his long clown shoes. To prove this, he hits Bob's shoes with a mallet, making Bob scream in pain and exposing his large feet. While watching the show, the police realize they failed to notice this piece of evidence and head to the studio to arrest Bob.

His crime exposed, Bob confesses the reason he framed Krusty: he hated spending years on the receiving end of his humiliating gags while Krusty "squandered a fortune on his vulgar appetites". Bob vows revenge on Bart while being led away. Krusty is freed after the charges against him are dropped. He regains the trust of the town's residents and Homer apologizes for fingering him in court. Krusty thanks Bart for uncovering the truth and sticking to his convictions. Bart hangs a picture of himself shaking hands with Krusty in his bedroom, which he refills with Krusty decor and merchandise.

## References

*Main article: Krusty Gets Busted/References*
## Appearances

*Main article: Krusty Gets Busted/Appearances*
## Gallery

*Main article: Krusty Gets Busted/Gallery*
Bart the Murderer

"**Bart the Murderer**" is an upcoming episode of *The Simpsons* television series.

## Plot

After a particularly bad day — Santa's Little Helper eats his homework and he forgets his permission slip for a school field trip to a chocolate factory — Bart loses control of his skateboard during a downpour. He crashes down the stairwell of the Legitimate Businessman's Social Club, a Mob bar owned by the Springfield Mafia.

At the club, Fat Tony and his henchmen, Legs and Louie, are inhospitable towards Bart at first. They are soon impressed by his ability to pick winning horses and make excellent Manhattans. After Fat Tony hires him as the club's bartender and errand boy, Bart starts wearing Rat Pack suits, tries to bribe Principal Skinner to avoid punishment, and allows the Mob to store a truckload of stolen cigarettes in his bedroom until they can be fenced.

The mobsters confront Principal Skinner when they find he is giving Bart detention after school. Skinner goes missing the next day and is assumed murdered. Bart rushes to confront Fat Tony at the bar after a nightmare about Skinner's ghost and his own execution. While Bart is there, the police raid the bar. Fat Tony blames Skinner's disappearance on Bart, who is put on trial for murder.

At the trial, Fat Tony, Legs and Louie lie to the court, saying Bart killed Skinner. Judge Snyder is about to convict Bart when Skinner, unshaven and disheveled, bursts in the courtroom. He explains that neither Bart nor the mobsters killed him. Instead, Fat Tony and his henchmen visited his office and left sheepishly after Skinner scolded them for interfering in student discipline. When he returned home that day, Skinner became trapped beneath stacks of old newspapers in his garage and lie stuck there until freeing himself and racing to the courtroom.

Bart is cleared of all charges, despite the prosecution's unsuccessful attempt to have Skinner's speech stricken from the record. Bart quits Fat Tony's gang after learning that the bromide is true: crime does not pay.

## Appearances

*Main article: Bart the Murderer/Appearances*
## Gallery

*Main article: Bart the Murderer/Gallery*
Burns' Heir

"**Burns' Heir**" is an upcoming episode of *The Simpsons* television series.

## Plot

Mr. Burns almost drowns while taking a bath after Smithers puts a sponge on his head, weighing down his puny body. Realizing that no one will carry on his legacy when he dies, Mr. Burns decides to find an heir to inherit his vast fortune. After years of devotion, Smithers thinks he should inherit his wealth. Burns believes he will receive a "far greater reward" by being buried alive with his boss.

Burns auditions several boys for his heir, including Nelson, Martin, and Milhouse. Bart and Lisa also audition and fail: Burns disqualifies Lisa because she is a girl and Bart because he dislikes the poorly worded proposal Homer makes him read aloud, which isn’t helped by Homer misspelling “Burns” as “Curns”. After the audition ends with Burns kicking him in the butt with a mechanical boot, much to Homer’s amusement, Bart gets revenge by vandalizing his mansion. Burns is impressed by Bart's malevolence and accepts him as his heir, although he initially liked Nelson for a similar reason.

Homer and Marge sign a legal document that officially names Bart as Burns' heir. Marge suggests that Bart spend time with the lonely old man because he stands to inherit his fortune. Initially repelled by Burns' coldness, Bart warms to him after he promises to give him anything he wants. Soon Bart abandons his family because Burns allows him to do whatever he likes. Bart's parents sue to get their son back, but after they hire Lionel Hutz as their lawyer, the court decides that Burns is "clearly the boy's biological father." The Simpsons hire a deprogrammer to kidnap Bart, but he abducts Hans Moleman by mistake and brainwashes him into thinking he is the Simpsons' son.

When Bart grows lonely and wants to go home, Burns tricks him into thinking his family no longer loves him by staging a fake video with actors portraying the Simpsons. Bart decides that Burns is his true father and they celebrate by randomly firing Springfield Nuclear Power Plant employees by dropping them through a trapdoor. Lenny is the first employee to suffer this fate. When Homer enters the office, Burns tries to completely sever Bart's family ties by forcing him to fire his father. Instead Bart "fires" Burns by dropping him through the trapdoor. Smithers quickly jumps into the shaft and implores his boss to "land on Leonard's carcass" to cushion his fall. Bart moves home after realizing that he loves his family.
Lisa's Rival/Appearances

## Characters

Bleeding Gums Murphy (picture)Wendell BortonNed FlandersRod FlandersTodd FlandersElizabeth HooverJimbo JonesDewey LargoOtto MannHans MolemanNelson MuntzMartin Prince, Jr.Sherri MackleberryAbraham Simpson IIBart SimpsonHomer SimpsonLisa SimpsonMaggie SimpsonMarge SimpsonAgnes Skinner (Voice Only)Seymour SkinnerAllison TaylorTerri MackleberryMilhouse Van HoutenRalph Wiggum
## Locations

742 Evergreen TerraceGoldsboro's HoneySkinner's houseSpringfield Hydroelectric DamSpringfield Elementary SchoolSpringfield Nuclear Power Plant (mentioned)Taylor House
Brush with Greatness/Appearances

## Characters

Patty BouvierSelma BouvierKent BrockmanMr. BurnsCarl CarlsonBarney GumbleDr. HibbertElizabeth HooverKrusty the ClownSideshow MelApu NahasapeemapetilonDr. J. Loren PryorSanta's Little HelperBart SimpsonHomer SimpsonLisa SimpsonMaggie SimpsonMarge SimpsonWaylon Smithers, Jr.Snowball IISqueaky-Voiced TeenMoe Szyslak
## Locations

742 Evergreen Terrace742 Evergreen TerraceMt. SplashmoreSpringfield Community College.pngSpringfield Community CollegeSpringfield High School (flashback)Springfield Nuclear Power PlantSpringfield Palace of Fine Arts.pngSpringfield Palace of Fine Arts
Horatio McCallister

**Horatio Peter McCallister**, more known simply as the **Sea Captain**, is a resident of Springfield. He is always seen holding a corncob pipe and squinting: because he has at least one glass eye - though once he was seen tapping both of his eyes and says he has "two glass eyes." In addition to eye(s), he also has an artificial leg. Owing to his occupation as a sea captain, he also spoke with a Bristolian accent. He was voiced by Clancy Brown.

## Image gallery

​:*Main article: Horatio McCallister/Gallery*​

## Appearances

​:*Main article: Horatio McCallister/Appearances*​
Homer's Odyssey

"**Homer's Odyssey**" is an upcoming episode of *The Simpsons*.

## Plot

Mrs. Krabappel takes Bart's class on a field trip to the Springfield Nuclear Power Plant. Distracted when Bart waves at him, Homer crashes an electric cart into a cooling vent and is fired. Homer searches for a new job without success. Feeling like a failure, he writes a note to his family and decides to commit suicide by attaching a boulder to himself and jumping off a bridge.

Lisa finds Homer's note and alerts the family. They hurry to the bridge to save him, but they are almost run over by a speeding truck. Homer pulls them to safety just in time, and he is suddenly filled with a new reason to live: to place a stop sign at the dangerous intersection. After successfully petitioning the city council, Homer embarks on a public safety crusade that involves placing speed bumps and warning signs throughout the town.

Unsatisfied with his own efforts, Homer takes on the biggest danger in Springfield, the nuclear power plant. After Homer rallies people to his cause, Mr. Burns decides to end the furor he is creating by offering him a new position as the plant safety inspector, along with a higher salary. Homer, torn between his principles and his livelihood, tearfully tells his followers that they must fight their battles alone from this point on and takes the job.

## References

*Main article: Homer's Odyssey/References*
## Appearances

*Main article: Homer's Odyssey/Appearances*
Kearney Zzyzwicz

**Kearney Zzyzwicz, Sr.** (pronounced "jeez-wich") is one of the school bullies of Springfield Elementary School, hanging around with Nelson Muntz, Dolph Starbeam, and Jimbo Jones. He is of Polish descent and is a fifth grader. A running gag is that Kearney is much older than all of the other kids at Springfield Elementary School, but has been held back from graduating for many years. He was voiced by Jacob Batalon.

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Gorgeous Grampa/Appearances

## Characters

Honest AbeBeautiful BartCharles Montgomery BurnsCarl CarlsonGary ChalmersDuffmanJonathan FrinkGlamorous Godfrey.pngGlamorous GodfreyBarney Gumble (cameo)Herman Hermann (cameo)Julius Hibbert (cameo)Edna Krabappel (cameo)Lenny Leonard (cameo)Laddie LibertyHelen LovejoyOtto Mann (cameo)Horatio McCallisterSideshow Mel.pngSideshow MelNelson MuntzApu NahasapeemapetilonOld Jewish Man (cameo)Ruth Powers (cameo)Martin Prince (cameo)The Rich TexanSanta's Little HelperAbraham SimpsonBart SimpsonHomer SimpsonLisa SimpsonMaggie SimpsonMarge SimpsonAgnes Skinner (cameo)Seymour Skinner (cameo)Waylon Smithers, Jr.Cletus Spuckler (cameo)StampyDisco Stu (cameo)Moe SzyslakKirk Van HoutenLuann Van Houten (cameo)Milhouse Van HoutenClancy Wiggum (cameo)Groundskeeper Willie (cameo)
## Locations

742 Evergreen TerraceBart's treehouseBurns' manorThe Coot SocietySpringfield Nuclear Power PlantSpringfield Retirement Castle
Hans Moleman

**Hans Moleman** (also known as **Ralph Melish**) is a mole-like man with extremely bad luck. There is a running gag in the series of him getting killed by various accidents, yet returning unharmed later on. He was voiced by Wallace Shawn.

Hans Moleman was the first mayor of Springfield as revealed in "Walking Big and Tall" and is sometimes seen at the Retirement Castle (In the Comics or the show).

Deaths:

1. Homer's Triple Bypass: was killed in truck accident.
2. Treehouse of Horror IV (Terror at 5½ Feet): killed when Otto hit him with his bus
3. The Last Temptation of Homer: murdered by Fossil Fuel Goons
4. Bart of Darkness: Burned by sunlight.
5. The Springfield Connection: died in the electrical chair.
6. Mother Simpson: Buried Alive in the Springfield Cemetery.
7. Team Homer: Drilled in the brain by Mr. Burns.
8. Treehouse of Horror VIII (The Homega Man): Killed when the French Government nuked Springfield.
9. The Joy of Sect: Suffocated by Rover Gaurd Balloon.

## Appearances

​:*Main article: Hans Moleman/Appearances*​
Fat Tony

**Don Marion Anthony "Fat Tony" D'Amico**, also known as **William Williams**, was the Springfield mob boss. He has been behind several of Springfield's criminal enterprises. His rackets included illegal gambling, cigarette smuggling, bootlegging, fraud and selling false IDs. He had also been seen bribing and making secret deals with Mayor Quimby. He was voiced by Robert De Niro.

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Moaning Lisa

"**Moaning Lisa**" is an upcoming episode of *The Simpsons*.

## Plot

Lisa wakes up one morning saddened. At school, she gets in trouble with her music teacher for improvising and becomes reluctant to play dodgeball in gym. At home, Homer and Bart pummel each other at video boxing, but despite Homer's attempts, he is unable to defeat Bart. Homer and Marge try to cheer Lisa up, but she is consumed with existentialism and worry over all the suffering in the world. In her room, Lisa hears music coming from outside her window. She follows the music through town and meets Bleeding Gums Murphy, a soulful saxophonist playing the blues. Lisa learns about expressing herself through her music from him, only to be discovered and whisked away by Marge.

Homer goes to the arcade and enlists the help of an arcade boxing expert, while Marge takes Lisa to band practice. She tells Lisa to smile no matter how she feels inside, to suppress her emotions to be popular, and that happiness will follow. But when she sees Lisa hiding her true feelings and being taken advantage of by her classmates, Marge changes her tune and tells Lisa to be herself and her support helps Lisa to feel genuinely happy. When Homer returns home, he is about to defeat Bart in a rematch but Marge unplugs the game console to announce Lisa's recovery, while Bart declares his retirement as an undefeated video boxing champ. Later, the Simpsons visit a jazz club to hear Bleeding Gums Murphy sing a blues number written by Lisa.
Marge Simpson

**Marjorie Jacqueline "Marge" Simpson** (née **Bouvier**) is one of the two tritagonists (alongside Lisa) of *The Simpsons* franchise. She is the homemaker and was sometimes strict and a full-time crazy mom of the Simpson family. She and her husband Homer have three children: Bart, Lisa, and Maggie. Marge is the moralistic force in her family and often provides a grounding voice in the midst of her family's antics by trying to maintain order in the Simpson household. Aside from her duties at home, Marge has flirted briefly with a number of careers ranging from a police officer to an anti-violence activist. She was voiced by Julie Kavner.

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Homer's Odyssey/Appearances

## Characters

Jasper Beardly (debut)Blinky (Cameo;Debut)Wendell Borton (debut)Charles Montgomery BurnsBarney GumbleEdna KrabappelKrusty the Clown (cameo; debut)Otto Mann (debut)Sherri MackleberryAbraham Simpson (Mentioned)Bart SimpsonHomer SimpsonLisa SimpsonMaggie SimpsonMarge SimpsonWaylon Smithers, Jr. (debut)Moe SzyslakTerri Mackleberry (debut)Milhouse Van HoutenClancy Wiggum (debut)
## Locations

742 Evergreen Terrace744 Evergreen TerraceMoe's TavernSpringfield BridgeSpringfield Elementary SchoolSpringfield Nuclear Power PlantSpringfield State PrisonSpringfield Town Hall
$pringfield (or, How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love Legalized Gambling)

"**$pringfield (or, How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love Legalized Gambling)**" is an upcoming episode of *The Simpsons* television series.

## Plot

At a town hall, Mayor Quimby fields suggestions on ways to improve Springfield's dwindling economy. Principal Skinner suggests the town legalize gambling to rejuvenate its economy; everyone, including frequent naysayer Marge, likes the idea. Mr. Burns and Mayor Quimby work together to build a casino, where Homer is hired as a blackjack dealer. Burns designs the casino himself, with his likeness atop a mermaid's body adorning its neon sign.

While waiting for Homer's shift to end, Marge finds a quarter on the casino floor and uses it to play a slot machine. When she wins, she immediately becomes addicted to gambling. Bart is too young to gamble at Burns' Casino, so he starts his own casino in his tree house, tricking Robert Goulet into performing there. Burns grows even richer from his casino, but his appearance and mental state deteriorate, making him resemble Howard Hughes. He develops paranoia and a profound fear of microscopic germs, urinating in jars and wearing tissue boxes instead of shoes on his feet.

Marge spends all her time at the casino and neglects her family. She fails to notice when Maggie crawls away from the slots and is nearly mauled by a white tiger from Gunter and Ernst's circus act. She forgets to help Lisa make a costume for her geography pageant, forcing her to wear one poorly designed by her father. Homer bursts into the casino searching for Marge. Security cameras capture his rampage, causing Burns to demote him to his old job at the power plant. After realizing how much he misses the plant, Burns decides to return to it. When Homer confronts Marge with her behavior, she realizes that she has a gambling problem.

Lisa wins a special prize in the geography pageant because Homer's poor costume design makes the judges think she did it all by herself. Ralph receives the same prize for his primitive costume: a note taped to his shirt that reads "Idaho".

## References

*Main article: $pringfield (or, How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love Legalized Gambling)/References*
## Appearances

*Main article: $pringfield (or, How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love Legalized Gambling)/Appearances*
## Gallery

*Main article: $pringfield (or, How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love Legalized Gambling)/Gallery*
## Gags

*Main article: $pringfield (or, How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love Legalized Gambling)/Gags*
Julius Hibbert

**Dr. Julius Micheal Hibbert, M.D.**, better known as **Dr. Hibbert**, is Springfield's most prominent and competent doctor, though he sometimes makes no effort to hide or make light of his high prices. Hibbert is very good-natured, and is known for finding a reason to laugh at nearly every situation. He is often assisted by Dr. Nick Riviera. He was voiced by Andrew Stanton.

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Black Widower

"**Black Widower**" is an upcoming episode of *The Simpsons* television series.

## Plot

The Simpsons have dinner with Selma and her new boyfriend, Sideshow Bob. While Bob was in prison, he spent every moment plotting his revenge against Bart for exposing his plan to frame Krusty the Clown ("Krusty Gets Busted"). When Selma replied to his "prison pen pal" ad, Bob became a model prisoner to earn an early release so he could gain revenge.

Bob proposes to Selma and she accepts. He makes an appearance at a Krusty the Clown telethon and they reconcile. Lisa encourages Bart to forgive him, but Bart refuses to believe he is reformed. When Selma discovers that Bob detests her beloved *MacGyver*, the marriage is nearly called off until Bob takes Homer's suggestion to let Selma watch it alone.

Selma reveals that she has no sense of smell or taste after a mishap with a bottle rocket and has cut back on cigarettes, smoking only after meals and episodes of *MacGyver*. Selma sends the Simpsons a tape of their honeymoon which captures Bob's tirade over the lack of a gas fireplace in their hotel room. While watching *MacGyver*, Bart realizes that Selma has one hour to live and the Simpsons rush to the hotel room.

When Selma retires alone to watch *MacGyver*, her hotel room explodes. She is unscathed and the Simpsons and the police apprehend Bob. Bart explains how he exposed Bob's scheme. Bob opened the gas valve in the hotel room, knowing Selma would not smell the leak. He left while she watched *MacGyver*, thinking she would light a cigarette afterwards and cause an explosion. Bob asks why the room still exploded if Bart foiled his plot; Chief Wiggum explains that he absent-mindedly threw a match into the room after smoking a celebratory cigar. Bob, again vowing revenge, is led away by the police.

## Appearances

*Main article: Black Widower/Appearances*
Little Big Mom/Appearances

## Characters

Ned FlandersRod FlandersTodd FlandersJulius HibbertItchyEdna KrabappelOtto MannNelson MuntzPoochieScratchyBart SimpsonHomer SimpsonLisa SimpsonMaggie SimpsonMarge SimpsonDolph StarbeamDisco StuMoe SzyslakVirtual doctor
## Locations

742 Evergreen TerraceMount EmbolismHawaiiMolokai Leper ColonySpringfield General Hospital
Lisa the Beauty Queen

"**Lisa the Beauty Queen**" is an upcoming episode of *The Simpsons* television series.

## Plot

Springfield Elementary School holds a school fair, where Lisa purchases a caricature of herself drawn at a carnival booth. She is horrified at the unflattering drawing and the reaction of the surrounding crowd. Homer wins the fair's raffle, with the grand prize being a ride in the Duff Blimp. Back at home, Lisa is in tears because she feels unattractive. Homer sees a TV advertisement that says Laramie Cigarettes is sponsoring this year's "Little Miss Springfield" pageant, and decides to enter Lisa to boost her self-esteem. The entry fee for the pageant is $250, so he sells his Duff Blimp ticket to Barney to raise the funds needed. Homer excitedly tells Lisa he has entered her in the pageant, but she refuses. However, Marge tells Lisa that Homer sold his Duff Blimp ticket to pay the entry fee, and she realizes her father's sacrifice and enters the pageant.

At the pageant's registration, Lisa meets a formidable competitor named Amber Dempsey, a blonde girl who cheated by using eyelash implants from Paraguay to make her look cuter. In preparation for the pageant Lisa receives makeovers at the beauty parlor, training from her brother Bart, and encouragement from her family. The day of the pageant arrives, and on-stage Lisa explains her aim to make Springfield a better place, while Amber wins the crowd's adoration by batting her large eyelashes. Lisa's talent is a jazzy medley of "America the Beautiful" and "Proud Mary". After Krusty the Clown's interview segment, Lisa is announced as the runner-up and Amber the winner. At Amber's first official appearance, a thunderstorm creates a lightning bolt which strikes her metal scepter. She is hospitalized for her injuries, and Lisa is crowned Little Miss Springfield.

One of Little Miss Springfield's duties as spokesperson for pageant sponsor Laramie Cigarettes, is to lure a younger demographic into smoking. Instead, Lisa protests against the dangers of cigarettes at her appearances, and also vows to target the corruption of Mayor Quimby. Quimby and the Laramie officials look for a way to dethrone and silence Lisa. They find a technical error on her entry form: Homer wrote "OK" underneath the instruction "Do not write in this space". Amber is recrowned Little Miss Springfield. At home, Homer is upset that he cost Lisa her title, but Lisa reminds Homer that he entered her in the pageant to help her self-esteem, and thanks him because it worked. Homer requests that she remember it "the next time I wreck your life", to which Lisa gladly agrees and embraces him.

## References

*Main article: Lisa the Beauty Queen/References*
## Appearances

*Main article: Lisa the Beauty Queen/Appearances*
## Gallery

*Main article: Lisa the Beauty Queen/Gallery*
## Gags

*Main article: Lisa the Beauty Queen/Gags*
Marge vs. the Monorail/Appearances

## Characters

Jasper BeardlyPatty BouvierSelma BouvierKent BrockmanMr. BurnsCarl CarlsonOfficer EddieNed FlandersBarney GumbleHerman HermannMs. HooverJacquesSnake JailbirdPrincess KashmirMrs. KrabappelKrusty the ClownMr. LargoLyle LanleyLenny LeonardOfficer LouReverend LovejoyOtto MannCaptain McCallisterMs. MelonDr. Marvin MonroeBleeding Gums MurphyApu NahasapeemapetilonDr. J. Loren PyrorMayor QuimbyAbraham Simpson IIBart SimpsonHomer SimpsonLisa SimpsonMaggie SimpsonMarge SimpsonAgnes SkinnerPrincipal SkinnerWaylon Smithers, Jr.Judge SnyderMoe SzyslakSideshow MelKirk Van HoutenLuann Van HoutenMilhouse Van HoutenChief WiggumRalph Wiggum
## Locations

742 Evergreen TerraceMain StreetSpringfield Elementary SchoolSpringfield Nuclear Power PlantSpringfield Town HallYe Olde Anchor Shoppe
Milhouse Van Houten

**Milhouse Mussolini Van Houten** is a recurring character (who can sometimes act as a minor antagonist) in *The Simpsons*. He is a ten year old boy and Bart Simpson's best friend. As the only child of Kirk Van Houten, Milhouse's most distinctive physical traits are his blue hair, big nose and extreme nearsightedness (depicted by very small eyes), requiring thick glasses to correct. He has regular intelligence but somewhat poor social skills. Although devious in his own way, Milhouse is quite gullible, which is why he is often led into trouble by Bart, who is not shy about taking advantage of the other's naïveté. He was voiced by Finn Wolfhard.

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