Bart Simpson

Bartholomew Jo-Jo Simpson, better known as Bart, is a fictional character featured in the animated television series The Simpsons. He is 10 and the eldest child and only son of Homer and Marge Simpson, and also the brother of Lisa and Maggie. Along with his father Homer, Bart is arguably the most well-known and recognizable character on the long running animated series, The Simpsons. Barts best friend is his dog Santa's Little Helper. He is voiced by Nancy Cartwright.

Bart's interests include skateboarding, comic books (especially Radioactive Man), terrorizing Lisa, video games, helping Lisa solve various problems (e.g, reuniting Krusty with his estranged father), mooning unsuspecting victims, and prank calling Moe Szyslak at his tavern.

His hair consists of nine points of spiky blond hair and his first episode was a simpsons short 'Good Night' on the Tracey Ullman Show.

Marge Simpson

Marge Simpson is a happy homemaker and lovely mother of three. Her prides and joys are Bart (her "special little guy"), Lisa and Maggie (Her 3 children). She's also very proud of her husband, Homer, even though he frequently loses his keys and needs her to find them. Marge also has strong relationships with her sisters, Patty and Selma, and with her father-in-law, Abe Simpson. But she also has secrets: She has been tempted to stray from her husband by a charming bowler and was nearly seduced into a life of crime by her one-time neighbor, Ruth Powers. Aside from her duties at home, Marge has flirted briefly with a number of careers ranging from police officer to an anti-violence activist.

Homer J. Simpson

Homer J. Simpson is a man who loves his family and will do anything to prove that. With 3 kids (Bart, Lisa and Maggie) and his wife Marge. Yet he still forgets important family dates (like birthdays).


Homer works in the Power Plant as a safety inspecter. Though does not do a very good job of it.


His favourite pamphlet and/or book is "So , You`ve Desided to Steal Cable" and is one of the most recent pamphlets he has read.


His favourite haunts are Moe`s Tavern, Greasy Joe`s Bar B-Q Pit, The Gulp 'N' Blow and the Frying dutchman.


No matter what happens to him his happy-go-lucky nature and his love for Marge and his kids.

The Timeline of the Simpsons

15 Feb 1954 Matt Groening born, Beaverton OR.

1977 Life in Hell (Comic).

The Simpsons first appearing as thirty-second bumpers on Fox's The Tracey Ullman Show in 1987.

14 Jan 1990 Debut of The Simpsons on Fox (Broadcasting 3 nights a week).

19 Sep 1991 Simpsons episode 7F24 "Stark Raving Dad": Michael Jackson guest stars as an obese, caucasian mental patient who thinks he is Michael Jackson. Credited as John Jay Smith.

20 Feb 1992 Darryl Strawberry guest stars in Simpsons episode 8F13 of The Simpsons, Homer at the Bat, where he and several other major-leaguers are hired by Mr. Burns to help defeat Shelbyville.

19 Feb 1995 Simpsons episode 2F13 airs, Bart vs. Australia.

3 Nov 1996 Simpsons episode 3F23 "You Only Move Twice": Supervillain Hank Scorpio asks: "Homer, what's your least favorite country: Italy or France?" When Homer says France, Hank replies: "Nobody ever says Italy."

16 May 1999 Simpsons episode AABF20 "Thirty Minutes over Tokyo": Money management guru Chuck Garabedian explains that he got his suit cheap "because Roy Cohn died in it."

28 May 1998 Phil Hartman killed by his wife in a murder/suicide.

19 Dec 1999 Simpsons episode BABF07 "Grift of the Magi": Gary Coleman guest stars as a security guard working at the secret headquarters of Kid First Industries.

2 Nov 2003 Simpsons episode EABF21 "Treehouse of Horror XIV": Jerry Lewis plays the voice of Professor John Frink Sr., a reanimated corpse who has won the Nobel Prize.

The Simpsons - The Complete Seasons 1-3

In this collection of the first 59 episodes of "The Simpsons" (13 on Season 1, 22 on Season 2, and 24 on Season 3), you get every episode the way it was meant to be seen: with no commercials and slower-running credits. Each episode is about 23 minutes and five seconds long, so you will be kept busy for a while, even if you're a long-time die-hard fan or a newly-converted Simpsaniac (like myself). Now, with new extras like scripts, commentaries by creator Matt Groening, audio outtakes, and the BBCTV documentary "The Simpsons: America's First Family," this collection is the ultimate gift for any Simpson fan.

The Homer Book : The Simpsons Library of Wisdom

This slim little volume features everything you'd ever want to know about one of your favorite Simpsons characters, Homer. The book opens with a timeline reviewing all the significant milestones in Homer's life, from his childhood antics with friend Barney to many of the family trials which have been chronicled on the show. The various "Homer's Haunts" sections describe in detail some of Homer's most-visited sites, including the nuclear power plant and (of course) Mo's. Also featured are significant people in Homer's life, from his workplace friends and enemies to the people who have almost ruined his marriage (eg, Jacques, Mindy). You'll also get a review of his many, many jobs as well as countless food-related references (including "Things That Sound Like Food but Aren't"). Finally, the book begins and ends with Homer's Top 40 and his Bottom 40, respectively. A great stocking stuffer for any die-hard Simpsons fan!

The Simpsons: Hit and Run

This game is so much fun and addicting. It's like watching episodes of the series. I have to admit, though, there are times where you get tired of trying to find every single item on the map, but, you are rewarded. I like that you can go back to an early level if you missed something and just wanted to move on. Very nice. Characters are great, voices wonderful, graphics very nice, everything in this game is wonderful. And I thought Road Rage was one to beat!! My suggestion is that if you are a true Simpsons fan, you'll like this game, if you are a gamer who is into driving or adventure, well, it may not satisfy your taste. Note: Driving your cars are much more difficult in this version than in Road Rage. Frustrating at first, but once you get the hang of it, it's better.

The Bart Book : The Simpsons Library of Wisdom

This slim little volume features everything you'd ever want to know about one of your favorite Simpsons characters, Bart. The book opens with a timeline reviewing all the significant milestones in Bart's life. The various "Bart Zones" sections describe in detail some of Bart's most-visited sites, including the school cafeteria and his tree house. Also featured are significant people in Bart's life, from his school friends and enemies to the girls who have stolen his heart. Of course, a book without Bart wouldn't be complete without some mischievousness, so you'll also get some ideas for making prank telephone calls as well as suggestions for Bart's "Dream Tattoos." Finally, the book begins and ends with Bart's Top 40 and his Bottom 40, respectively. A great stocking stuffer for any die-hard Simpsons fan!

Bart Simpson's Guide to Life

I thought this book was really good. It was a book you can read over and over again because it gets better every time. I would recommend this book to anyone who enjoys watching the Simpsons. It is jam packed with loads of imformation with Barts humour added into it. It has things like Bart and Lisa's ideal bedrooms and what is better- heaven or hell!. It really made me laugh and I love reading it.