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The Simpsons' Blue-Haired Lawyer
Competent, devious and nameless for more than thirty seasons: the profile of the Blue-Haired Lawyer, the man of law Springfield fears.
The Simpsons' Blue-Haired Lawyer
Competent, devious and nameless for more than thirty seasons: the profile of the Blue-Haired Lawyer, the man of law Springfield fears.
Laura Powers: Bart's first love
The teenage neighbor who swept Bart off his feet: a single episode, written by Conan O'Brien, and one of the series' most memorable prank calls.
Laura Powers: Bart's first love
The teenage neighbor who swept Bart off his feet: a single episode, written by Conan O'Brien, and one of the series' most memorable prank calls.
Lou and Eddie: Springfield's police officers
The only two officers at Springfield's police station: a clear-headed sergeant, a quiet deputy, and thirty years spent covering for Wiggum's blunders.
Lou and Eddie: Springfield's police officers
The only two officers at Springfield's police station: a clear-headed sergeant, a quiet deputy, and thirty years spent covering for Wiggum's blunders.
Luigi: the Simpsons' Italian cook
The owner of Springfield's trattoria: sweet-talking out front, insulting in the kitchen, and perfectly aware of being a stereotype.
Luigi: the Simpsons' Italian cook
The owner of Springfield's trattoria: sweet-talking out front, insulting in the kitchen, and perfectly aware of being a stereotype.
Francesca and Gino: Sideshow Bob's family
Springfield's most refined criminal started a family in Tuscany: who are Francesca and Gino Terwilliger, and why they disappeared.
Francesca and Gino: Sideshow Bob's family
Springfield's most refined criminal started a family in Tuscany: who are Francesca and Gino Terwilliger, and why they disappeared.
Spider-Pig: Homer Simpson's pig
The pig Homer adopts in the 2007 film: Spider-Pig, his song that became a cult hit and his role in Springfield's disaster.
Spider-Pig: Homer Simpson's pig
The pig Homer adopts in the 2007 film: Spider-Pig, his song that became a cult hit and his role in Springfield's disaster.