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Rod and Todd Flanders: Ned's sons
Ned Flanders' two pious sons: Rod and Todd, their naivety, Maude's death and Todd's crisis of faith.
Rod and Todd Flanders: Ned's sons
Ned Flanders' two pious sons: Rod and Todd, their naivety, Maude's death and Todd's crisis of faith.
Frank Grimes: Homer Simpson's nemesis
The upstanding colleague who becomes Homer's sworn enemy: Frank "Grimey" Grimes, his tragic end and his avenging son.
Frank Grimes: Homer Simpson's nemesis
The upstanding colleague who becomes Homer's sworn enemy: Frank "Grimey" Grimes, his tragic end and his avenging son.
Hank Scorpio: the Simpsons' supervillain
Homer's dream boss who hides a James Bond supervillain: Hank Scorpio and the Broncos gag.
Hank Scorpio: the Simpsons' supervillain
Homer's dream boss who hides a James Bond supervillain: Hank Scorpio and the Broncos gag.
Helen Lovejoy: Springfield's gossip
Reverend Lovejoy's wife and Springfield's queen of gossip: Helen Lovejoy and her famous "Won't somebody please think of the children!".
Helen Lovejoy: Springfield's gossip
Reverend Lovejoy's wife and Springfield's queen of gossip: Helen Lovejoy and her famous "Won't somebody please think of the children!".
Lindsey Naegle: the Simpsons' businesswoman
The businesswoman whose job keeps changing: Lindsey Naegle, the Simpsons' archetype of the soulless executive.
Lindsey Naegle: the Simpsons' businesswoman
The businesswoman whose job keeps changing: Lindsey Naegle, the Simpsons' archetype of the soulless executive.
Jasper Beardsley: Springfield's elder
The long-bearded old man, Grampa's companion: Jasper Beardsley and his cult gags.
Jasper Beardsley: Springfield's elder
The long-bearded old man, Grampa's companion: Jasper Beardsley and his cult gags.