Characters
31 entries in the The Simpsons compendium.
Homer SimpsonThe bumbling nuclear safety inspector whose "D'oh!" is now in the dictionary.Marge SimpsonThe patient blue-haired matriarch who holds the chaotic Simpson family together with grace and love.Bart SimpsonThe ten-year-old anarchist whose chalkboard gags and prank calls defined a generation.Seymour SkinnerA strict educator fired by Chalmers who briefly finds friendship with Bart before returning to his old role…Kent BrockmanThe self-centered anchor who once welcomed giant space ants and later demanded a raise after being fired for…Chief WiggumThe overweight, donut-loving head of Springfield Police who rarely catches criminals.Mr. BurnsThe 156-year-old nuclear tycoon who remembers nothing but his own greed.Lenny LeonardThe loyal balding best friend who laughs at every joke.Dr. HibbertSpringfield's near-genius physician who chuckles at tragedy and charges extra for heart attacks.Apu NahasapeemapetilonThe dedicated Kwik-E-Mart manager who famously said, "Thank you, come again."Lisa SimpsonThe brainy saxophone-playing activist who keeps her family grounded in Springfield.Harry ShearerThe one man who voices the town's tyrants, neighbors, and news anchors with unmatched versatility.Dan CastellanetaThe legendary voice that gave life to Homer and the soul of Springfield.Moe SzyslakThe perpetually grumpy owner of Springfield's most beloved dive bar.Krusty the ClownThe King of Clowns, bringing laughter and chaos to Springfield since the dawn of television fame.Treehouse of HorrorAnnual Halloween anthology episodes of The Simpsons.The Tracey Ullman ShowFox's first Emmy-winning sketch show launched The Simpsons.The Simpsons opening sequenceTitle sequence of The Simpsons, with changing gags each episode.The Simpsons RideMotion simulator ride based on The Simpsons at Universal parks.Springfield, OregonCity in Oregon's Willamette Valley with a diversified economy.Religion in The SimpsonsSatirical yet respectful treatment of faith in American life.Reception of The SimpsonsCritical reception shifted from praise to debate over decline.Politics in The SimpsonsSatirical political commentary through Springfield's local and national politics.Non-English versions of The SimpsonsNon-English dubs of The Simpsons adapted for local cultures.The Simpsons GuyA crossover where the Griffins meet the Simpsons in Springfield.Media in The SimpsonsThe Simpsons satirizes television and media through its characters and storylines.Lego The SimpsonsLego theme based on The Simpsons television series.History of The SimpsonsAn animated sitcom that became a cultural institution.Duff BeerFictional beer from The Simpsons, later produced in reality.The Simpsons shorts48 animated shorts that launched The Simpsons franchise.CyberWorldA 3D animated anthology film presented by Intel.
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