The cult series Les Simpsons was founded in 1989 and continues to thrive today. Thus, without a doubt, this is the classic of all classics. However, she has a few quirks: none of her characters die, and we also don't know the gender of the majority of them. Only a few are verifiable, such as Homer's, who demonstrated after he had his driver's license. However, for the remainder, there is complete uncertainty. We spent the most of our time imagining what these characters might look like today if the passage of time had worked the same magic on them as it had on us.
Individualityâ (To Lisa) Now that you've lost someone significant, it's painful. I never lost track of someone who was significant to me. Everyone who is significant to me is housed here. That is true. You'll now have a large number of special persons in your life. There's certainly a spot where they congregate where the cuisine is excellent and men like me serve beverages. Perhaps I am unable of explaining all of this, but I am capable of repairing your dollhouse. At the very least, I am skilled at monkey labor. You are aware, monkey? You understand what I mean? With my tail, I can secure these nails in place. †âHomer Simpson & [src]
âI can hardly believe it! Reading and writing did really pay off! †âI am a white man between the ages of 18 and 49. Everybody listens to me, regardless of how ridiculous my proposals are. †âI watched a movie about a bus that had to SPEED through a city, maintaining a speed of at least fifty miles per hour; if its SPEED went below fifty, it would explode! I believe the title was âThe Bus That Couldnât Slow Down.â âHow am I expected to feel smarter as a result of education? Furthermore, each time I learn anything new, it forces some old information out of my head. Remember how I forgot how to drive after taking that home winemaking course? †âBart, a lady is similar to beer. They look beautiful, smell wonderful, and you'd willingly jump over your own mother to get one! †âAll right, son. Just remember to have fun today, and if you lose, I'm going to kill you! †âMarge, you are the guy because you are a policeman! Which makes me a woman, and I have no interest in that, other from wearing panties on occasion, which, as we mentioned, is solely a matter of comfort. †âSon, the most important thing in the whole world is popularity. †âDo not consume me. I am married and have children. Consume them. †âDo not allow Krusty's death get you down, young man. Individuals die on a daily basis in this manner. Why, you could die tomorrow! That being said, good night. †âI am so intelligent, I am so intelligent, s-m-r-tâ. That is, s-m-A-r-t! †âWhat is the purpose of a psychiatrist? We are aware that our child is insane. †“Simpson! Simpson, Homer!
When Homer discovers her actual identity, he attempts to redeem himself but ends up humiliating himself on public television. When he watches the broadcast, he exhibits a rare flash of understanding and admits to one of his most glaring weaknesses. Marge then reassures him that, despite his poor IQ, he is still a decent parent. 9 âKids, you made an attempt and failed horribly. The lesson here is to never attempt."
Homer and his wife Marge have three children: Bart, Lisa, and Maggie. As the family's breadwinner, he works as a safety inspector at the Springfield Nuclear Power Plant. Homer epitomizes several working-class clichés in America: he is fat, immature, opinionated, belligerent, balding, slothful, stupid, and unprofessional, as well as hooked to alcohol, junk food, and television. However, he is basically a nice guy who is fiercely protective of his family, particularly during times of crisis. Despite his suburban blue-collar upbringing, he has had a lot of unusual events, including space travel, solo ascent of Springfield's largest peak, confronting former President George H. W. Bush, and receiving a Grammy Award as a member of a barbershop quartet. Castellaneta portrayed Homer in the shorts and early episodes in a loose imitation of Walter Matthau; but, throughout the second and third seasons of the half-hour program, Homer's voice became more powerful, allowing for the expression of a broader variety of emotions. He has also featured in various Simpsons-related media, including video games, The Simpsons Movie, The Simpsons Ride, advertising, and comic books, and has spawned a full line of goods. Since 1998, his trademark catchphrase, the irritated grunt "D'oh!" has been incorporated in The New Oxford Dictionary of English and the Oxford English Dictionary.
