List of characters from The Simpsons

These are characters from the animated TV series The Simpsons.

Spoiler warning: Plot or ending details follow.

Characters are only listed once, normally under the first applicable subsection in the list; very minor characters are listed with a more regular character they are associated with. Though characters from Halloween episodes are included, these episodes do not form part of the show's continuity; thus characters only featured in one of these episodes do not inhabit the Springfield of the other shows. Subsections are ordered by size and ongoing relevance to the show.

The Simpson family

Extended family:
- Orville J. Simpson, Grampa's father
- Abraham J. Simpson, Homer's father
- Mona J. Simpson, Homer's mother
- Jacqueline Bouvier, Marge's mother
- Clancy, Marge's father, seen only in flashbacks and currently believed dead.
- Selma Bouvier Terwilliger Hutz McClure Stu, one of Marge's sisters, a twin to Patty
- Ling Bouvier, Selma's daughter, who was adopted from China
- Patty Bouvier, the other of Marge's sisters, a twin to Selma
- Herbert Powell, Homer's half-brother
- Gladys, Marge's deceased aunt
- Abbie, Homer's English half-sister
- Amber, Homer's Vegas wife
- Maggie Junior, Maggie's daughter (in one episode set in the future)
- Hugo, Bart's good twin brother (from a Halloween episode)
- Uncle Arthur, Bart's rarely-spoken-of uncle who put his “Shoot 'em all and let God sort 'em out” theory into practice one grey December morn.
- "Uncle Hubert", a Simpson relative whose funeral the family attended in the Tracey Ullman short "The Funeral".
- Marge also has at least one uncle, whom she had to share her diary with.

Pets:
- Snowball, cat (deceased)
- Snowball II, longlived cat (deceased, see Snowball IV)
- Snowball III, cat (deceased)
- Coltrane, cat (deceased)
- Snowball IV, cat, a.k.a. Snowball II
- Santa's Little Helper, greyhound
- Laddie, border collie, super-dog, male version of Lassie, owned by Bart
- Princess, pony, owned by Lisa
- Duncan/Furious D., racehorse, owned by Homer
- Stampy, elephant, owned by Bart
- Jub-Jub, iguana, owned by Selma, inherited from Aunt Gladys Bouvier
- Chirpy Boy & Bart Junior, Bolivian tree lizards, owned by Bart
- Mojo, helper monkey, owned by Homer (and Prof. Frink)
- Pinchy, lobster, owned by Homer (deceased, consumed by Homer)
- Mr. Teeny, Krusty's monkey
- Unnamed, screamapillar, an endangered lepidoptera
- Variously named, 25 true-bred greyhounds, offspring of Santa's Little Helper and "Tex" O'Hara's She's The Fastest
- Variously named, a few greyhound/poodle mixed-breeds, offspring of Santa's Little Helper and Dr. Hibbert's poodle Rosa Barks
- Ozmodiar, a tiny green alien that only Homer can see (in parody of The Great Gazoo on The Flintstones)
- Mr. Porky, Homer's potbelly pig referred to in the "Behind the Laughter" episode.
- Peruvian Fighting Frog, owned by Bart but got in altercation with Milhouse's Peruvian Fighting Frog enroute to show and tell

See also The Simpsons family tree

Other families

The Flanders family

Nedward (Ned), father, owner of Leftorium
Maude, mother (deceased)
Rod, son
Todd, son
Grandma Flanders (senile and decrepit many years earlier; likely deceased)
Pets:
- Mr. Bunny, rabbit, (deceased)
- Unnamed, woodpecker (Woody Woodpecker knock-off)
Related:
- Unnamed, Ned's beatnik father (seen in flashbacks)
- Mona Flanders, Ned's beatnik mother (seen in flashbacks, possibly Grandma Flanders)
- Unnamed, Ned's sister (lives in Capital City)
- Ginger, Ned's Vegas wife
- Ned's multi-continental extended family:
  - José Flanders (known for his one line, "Buenos ding-dong diddly dias, señor!")
  - Lord Thistlewick Flanders, known to be the only Flanders without the habit of nonsense phrases, however he adds one when elbowed by Ned. ("Charmed... eh, a googily, doogily.")
  - Unnamed Canadian cousin who offers them a 'reef-er-reino'.

The Van Houten family

Kirk, former Southern Cracker factory manager, was unemployed or variously so, now in jail under false kidnapping charges; former member of the United States Army
Luann, ex-wife
Milhouse, son, Bart's best friend
Milhouse's uncle, Army Black Hawk pilot, possibly court-martialed for inappropriately using a Black Hawk helicopter.
Milhouse's Grandma

The Nahasapeemapetilon family

Apu, Kwik-E-Mart convenience store owner and proprietor
Manjula, wife
Their octuplets (with assumed stage names) [their names when Springfield changed its name to Liberty-ville]:
- Poonam (Dazzle) [ Apple Pie ]
- Sashi (the rest) [ Pepsi ]
- Pria (the rest) [ Manifest Destiny ]
- Uma (the rest) [ Condoleezza ]
- Anoop (Animal) [ Superman ]
- Sandeep (Punchline) [ Lincoln ]
- Nabendu (the rest) [ Coke ]
- Gheet (The Baron) [ Freedom ]
Sanjay, Apu's brother
- Pahusacheta, Sanjay's daughter
- Jamshed, Sanjay's son
Mrs. Nahasapeemapetilon, Apu's mother

- Amber the Squishee Lady, who checks and refills the Kwik-E-Mart's Squishee machine. Apu had an affair with her.

The Wiggum family

Clancy Wiggum, incompetent chief of police
Sarah, wife
Ralph Wiggum, son
- Ralph's "baby brother" - actually a pine cone
Magical Leprechaun (Ralph's imaginary friend who tells him to burn things)

The Hibbert family

Dr. Julius, Simpson family doctor
Bernice, wife, recovering alcoholic
unnamed children, including at least two sons and one daughter
unnamed, unknown brother who works at the orphanage where Herbert lived
It is implied that Bleeding Gums Murphy is his older brother.

Pets

Rosa Barks, poodle

The Hibbert family is based on the Huxtable family from The Cosby Show.

The Prince family

Martin Sr., stock investor
Martha, mother of Martin
Martin, son

The Lovejoy family

Timothy, reverend of First Church of Springfield
Helen, wife, town gossip
Jessica, daughter, trouble-maker

The Spuckler (or Delroy) family

Cletus, slack-jawed yokel
Brandine, wife and sister

Children

Tiffany, Heather, Cody, Dylan, Dermot, Jordan, Taylor, Brittany, Wesley, Rumor, Scout, Cassidy, Zoe, Chloe, Max, Hunter, Kendall, Caitlin, Noah, Sasha, Morgan, Kyra, Ian, Lauren, Q-Bert, Phil, Condoleeza Marie, and Rubella Scabies.
Ma, Cletus's mother
DiaBetty, cousin
Cousin Merl, cousin
Curly Sue, indeterminate relative

Pets

Geech, smellhound (accidentally buried alive in concrete)

The Carstairs family

Admiral Carstairs, society patron
Lady Carstairs, wife, society matron
Wendy Orleans Carstairs, daughter, debutante

Springfield Nuclear Powerplant

Charles Montgomery Burns, owner
Waylon Smithers, executive assistant, sycophant/lickspittle/toady
Lenny Leonard
Carl Carlson
Charlie
Zutroy
Tibor, general company scape-goat due to his inability to speak English, promoted ahead of Homer.
Gummy Joe
Unnamed man with extraordinarily large hand
Stewart, a duck hired as a cheap courier
Inanimate Carbon Rod, became famous for saving the spaceship Homer was on, named Worker of the Week
Jack Marley (retired)
Mindy Simmons (fired), formed a close friendship with Homer which tempted him almost to adultery.
Frank Grimes, a.k.a. Grimey (deceased), killed self while angrily denouncing Homer
Karl, former executive assistant of Homer, (dismissed) (voiced by Harvey Fierstein)
Pops Freshenmeyer
Father of Sherri and Terri (name not known, but has higher position than Homer)
Blinky, three-eyed fish, sometime mascot, one of many so mutated due to power plant's radiation (deceased)
An entire Brazilian soccer team has been noted as working in the reactor core. (When the nuclear regulatory commission criticized Mr. Burns on this, he replied "That plane crash landed on my property!" )
Unnamed worker who Mr. Burns thought his son Rolando is his son Ronaldo (a comic remark to angry Homer because Mr. Burns couldn't remember his name)
Mike Scioscia, Roger Clemens, Don Mattingly, Steve Sax, Ozzie Smith, Wade Boggs, Ken Griffey, Jr., Darryl Strawberry and Jose Canseco, ringers for the plant softball team who were given token jobs at the plant.
Canary M. Burns, a canary who is the official head of the plant so Charles M. Burns would not get into trouble if there was unlawful activity there.
Related:
- Aristotle Amadopoulos, owner, Shelbyville Nuclear Power Plant
- Mrs. Burns, Burns's 122 year old mother
- Larry Burns, Burns's illegitimate son (voiced by Rodney Dangerfield)
- Ernest K. Smithers, father and professional predecessor to Waylon Smithers Sr. (deceased)
- Furious George, Burns' knife fighting monkey, a parody of Curious George

Springfield Elementary School

Administration

Seymour Skinner, principal, a.k.a. Armin Tamzarian, lives with his mother Agnes
- Agnes Skinner, Seymour's mother, very demanding and persuasive
Superintendent Chalmers, sometime date of Agnes Skinner
Leopold, Chalmers' assistant
Ned Flanders, President of the Parent-Teacher Association, briefly principal when Skinner gets fired, dismissed for promoting prayer in a public school (dismissed)
(Fake) State Comptroller Atkins (Otto in a State Comptroller Atkins suit)
(Real) State Comptroller Atkins

Teachers

Ms. Edna Krabappel, fourth-grade teacher, former fiancée to Seymour Skinner (Bart's teacher)
Mrs. Audrey McConnell, third grade teacher
Miss Elizabeth Hoover, second-grade teacher (Lisa's teacher)
Mr. Dewey Largo, music teacher
Mr. Schindler, art teacher
Mr. Glascock, teacher (retired)
Mrs. Blumenstein, teacher, debate team coach
Mr. Sikorsky, shop teacher
Mrs. Cummerdale, gym teacher
Mrs. Pummelhorse, gym teacher
Mrs. Holmes-Indigo, science teacher
Mr. Tito Puente, music teacher (retired, deceased)
Mr. Bergstrom, substitute teacher while Miss Hoover was away (Lisa had a crush on him)
Abe Simpson, Jasper, John Frink, Moe Syszlak and Marge Simpson (temporary substitute teachers during a teacher's strike)

Staff

Willie, groundskeeper, all-around hero, Scottish (in the Italian version Willie has a Sardinian accent)
- Seamus, groundskeeper, Irish
Doris, lunchlady & nurse (character retired after death of voice actress)
Dr. J. Loren Pryor, school psychiatrist
Coach Fortner, coach, alcoholic
Otto Mann, bus driver, stoner, guitarist, once married, once engaged to be married, heavy metal fan, holds record for over 15 crashes without a single fatality

Students

Nelson Muntz, bully, known for his scornful laugh
- Father, former kids soccer coach, went to the store for cigarettes/pop-tarts, spent several years in the circus as a freak, and returned.
- Mother, former Hooters waitress. Got a job playing Lady Macbeth where she can take her top off.
Jimbo Jones, bully, with wool cap and skull shirt
Dolph, bully, with long bangs
Kearney, bully, bald, divorced father of one; dated Jimbo's mom
Francine, bully, tormentor of Lisa
Martin Prince, nerd extraordinaire
"Database" (nickname), nerd, with curly hair
"Ham" (nickname), nerd, with little sprout of hair
"E-Mail" (nickname), nerd
"Report Card" (nickname), nerd
"Cosine" (nickname), nerd
Wendell, nervous student, pale skin, vomits frequently due to motion sickness
Lewis, Bart's friend in earlier seasons
Richard
Janey
Sherri and Terri, purple-haired twins, their father has a top-level position at the power plant
Allison Taylor, Lisa's fellow-overachieving classmate (voiced by Winona Ryder)
Alexis Whitney, Lisa's super-hip classmate (voiced by Lisa Kudrow)
Rex, highly dramatic stage actor
Tommy, breathtaking boy in Bart's class
Üter, German (or Swiss?) exchange student
Samantha Stankey, moved to Springfield from Phoenix, Arizona. Fell in love with Milhouse and transferred by her father to an all-girls convent school run by French-Canadian Nuns.
Michael D'Amico, son of Fat Tony. Marge sometimes drives him home

School pets

Superdude, gerbil, (deceased)
Nibbles, hamster
- Mrs. Nibbles, hamster, 'wife' to Nibbles, mother to and consumer of various offspring
Lumpy, snake
Stinky & Wrinkles, goldfish (Deceased due to Yo-Yo incident)
Bumpy and Heidi, turtles
Wes, dingo

Youth groups

Pre-teen Braves
- Leader: Homer/Marge Simpson
- Bart Simpson
- Nelson Muntz
- Database
- Ralph Wiggum
Cavalry Kids
- Leader: Kirk VanHouten
- Milhouse VanHouten
- Jimbo Jones
- Cosine
- Martin Prince

Model United Nations
- Nelson / Japan
- Wendell / Mexico
- Sherri / Trinidad
- Terri / Tobago (note: Trinidad and Tobago are both under the same political order, so it is fitting that the twins share this Republic.)
- Lisa / France
- Bart / Libya
- Milhouse / Poland
- Ralph / Canada
- Lewis / U.S.A
- Martin / Finland

Government, police, law

Mary Bailey, state governor (has won at least two terms; known because she defeated C. Montgomery Burns for re-election one year.
Mr. Atkins, state comptroller
Bob Arnold, former Congressman (expelled for bribery charges discovered by Lisa)
Horace Wilcox, former Congressman (died after serving since the 1930s)
Krusty the Clown, Congressman (took Wilcox's seat)
"Diamond" Joe Quimby, mayor
- Big Tom, mayoral bodyguard
- Ernie, mayoral bodyguard
- Homer Simpson, former mayoral bodyguard
Unnamed, the three city councilmen seen in Homer's Odyssey
Homer Simpson, owned a security company and became Chief of Police after Wiggum was fired. Quit after attacked by mob.
- Lenny, former police officer and part of Homers security company.
- Carl (sometimes Karl), former police officer and part of Homers security company.
Chief Clancy Wiggum, chief of police, sometimes chief constable of police, briefly promoted to police commissioner
- Lou, police sergeant, briefly promoted to chief of police. Formerly, married to Amy.
- Eddie, police officer (briefly promoted to "Lou")
- Various police dogs:
  - Bobo
  - Scraps
  - Sniffy
  - Laddie
Judge Multon, veteran judge
Judge Roy Snyder, veteran judge, known for lenient punishment (originally Jewish, then became African-American)
Judge Constance Harm, newer judge, known for vindictive punishment (a Judge Judy parody)
Judge Muntz, grandfather to Nelson; sentenced over 47 men to death
Related:
- Unnamed, mayor's wife (a Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis parody)
- Unnamed, mayor's numerous mistresses, including Miss Springfield
- Unnamed, mayor's secret other family, seen having brunch
- Freddy Quimby, mayor's nephew, troublemaking playboy
- Clovis Quimby, mayor's nephew (brother?)
- Roxie, mayor's secretary
- Amy, police sergeant Lou's ex-wife
Members of the Springfield Republican party:
- Mr. Burns
- Smithers
- Dr. Hibbert
- Sideshow Bob
- Bob Dole
- Rainier Wolfcastle
- Krusty the Clown
- Dracula (Count Chocula?)
- Frankenstein's monster
- Ralph Nader
- Rich Texan (Colonel Antoine "Tex" O'Hara?)

Criminal element

Snake, a recidivist crook (hold-ups, break-ins, muggings, etc.)
Don Vittorio DiMaggio, godfather
Anthony "Fat Tony" D'Amico, mob boss (Once referred as William "Fat Tony" Williams in an episode)
Joey, mob henchman
"Legs", mob henchman
Louie, mob henchman
Johnny "Tightlips", mob henchman
Frankie "the Squealer," mob henchman/informant
Koopster, mob servant
Robert Underdunk Terwilliger a.k.a. Sideshow Bob, tried to kill Bart Simpson and Krusty the Clown
Cecil Terwilliger, Sideshow Bob's brother (voiced by David Hyde Pierce, also a parody of his Frasier character Niles Crane)
Lucille Botzkowski, Evil Babysitter Bandit who Bart and Lisa catch but is idiotically freed by Homer
(In Daydream) Homer as Don Homer

Business figures

Lionel Hutz, incompetent lawyer and one time real estate broker. Differs from Gil in that he doesn't become nervous.
Unnamed, corporate attorney, nasally and pasty-faced lawyer with blue hair. Differs from Hutz in that he is actually competent. Belongs to Luvem and Burnem, Family law as seen in the 300th episode
Gil, incompetent lawyer, as well as incompetent salesman of real estate, cars, shoes,doorbells, computers (a parody of Jack Lemmon's character in the movie Glengarry Glen Ross (film))
Colonel Antoine "Tex" O'Hara, oil tycoon, former owner Springfield Isotopes, former owner She's The Fastest greyhound, owner traveling carnival, humidor maker
Howard K. Duff VIII, owner Duff Beer, owner Springfield Isotopes
Barry "Duff Man" Duffman, product promoter (current holder of the title, others were Larry & Sid)
Jack Larson, president Laramie Cigarettes
Lindsey Naegle, entrepreneur, alcoholic, sexual predator
Cookie Kwan, successful Korean-American realtor (Cookie's "number one on the West Side")
Jeff Albertson, a.k.a. Comic Book Guy, owner of the Android's Dungeon Comics & Baseball Card Shop. Characters call him "Comic Book Guy", his actual name was revealed in the 2005 episode #1602 "Homer and Ned's Hail Mary Pass". Prior to this episode, Matt Groening suggested his name was "Louis Lane", but this name was never used in a Simpsons episode.
Unnamed "Yes" guy, restauranteur, waiter, salesclerk, and election-day poll worker (a Frank Nelson parody). He explains his condition by saying that he had a stroke. There was a Brazilian version of the "yes guy" in the episode where the Simpsons go to find Ronaldo the orphan. He said "sim" which is Portuguese for "yes."

Sound Clip (ftp://ftp.smoovenet.com/pub/lardlad/sounds/season10/mayor22.mp3)

Akira, restauranteur behind the Happy Sumo; and part-time martial-art teacher (Voiced by George Takei)
John, gay antiques owner of store in Springfield Mall (voiced by John Waters)
Captain Horratio McAllister (The Sea Captain), restauranteur behind the Frying Dutchman and charter boat operator. In court, it was proven that he is not actually a real captain, although he has been seen piloting various vessels over the course of the series. He was responsible for helping young Homer cross a lake at his summer camp to meet Marge for the first time. In several episodes he has been shown to have a prosthetic leg, a glass eye, a problem with alcohol, to be bisexual (when not engaging in bestiality), and to suffer from crippling depression. His catch phrase is a piratical "Yaaaarr".
Squeaky-voiced teen, nameless, fills various positions at entry-level part-time jobs around Springfield
'Mom', tough girl at Mom and Pop's hardware store, onetime girlfriend of squeaky-voiced teen (who was 'Pop' in the same store)
Herman, one-armed veteran, owner Herman's Military Antiques and a smuggler of cheaply-made counterfeit jeans
Professor John Frink, scientist, inventor, entrepreneur, and ex-lecturer at the University of Springfield (based on Jerry Lewis' character in The Nutty Professor)
Goose Gladwell, eccentric Willy Wonkaesque clothing and novelty store entrepreneur who screws Bart on a business deal
Unnamed "Klav Khalash" guy, sells meat on a stick and crab juice to Homer in New York City, and is seen in the Russian district of Springfield when Lisa catches the bus to the museum.
Arthur Fortune, Springfield millionaire, rival to Mr. Burns (Parody of Richard Branson).

Local media personalities

Television

Krusty the Clown, Herschel Schmoikel Pinkus Krustovsky, entertainer
- Rabbi Hyman Krustovsky, rabbi and Krusty's formerly estranged father
- Sophie, Krusty's daughter with a former soldier
- Lois Pennycandy, Krusty's personal assistant
Sideshow Bob, Robert Underdunk Terwilliger, former sidekick of Krusty, repeat attempted-murderer, fraudulently elected major of Springfield for a short time (voiced by Kelsey Grammer).
- Cecil Terwilleger, Bob's jealous younger brother (Once tried to kill both Sideshow Bob, Lisa and Bart)
Sideshow Mel, Melvin Van Horn, Bob's humble but eloquent replacement (and one-time juror)
Sideshow Raheem, angry, angry young man
Sideshow Luke Perry, Krusty's "worthless half-brother."
Mr. Teeny, trained monkey on Krusty's show, uncle was former head monkey at the ministry of tourism in Brazil; there have been three Mr. Teenys that died who have been used by Krusty
Corporal Punishment, background player on Krusty's show
Tina Ballerina, another Krusty regular
Ms. No Means No, mandatory Krusty add-on after a sexual harassment suit
Kent Brockman, local anchorman for KBBL-TV (Channel 6), real name Kenny Brockelstein
Arnie Pie, "Arnie in the Sky," disgruntled Channel 6 traffic helicopter reporter
Bumblebee Man, Spanish language television host on KMEX-TV (Channel Ocho), real name likely Pedro
- Emma, Bumblebee Man's ex-wife
Unnamed actor, the hard-nosed television character MacGarnicle in the show of the same name
Roger Meyers, Jr., chairman of "Itchy and Scratchy International"
- Roger Meyers, Sr., founder of "Itchy and Scratchy International"
Chester J. Lampwick, creator of cartoon character "Itchy" and cartoon violence
June Bellamy, the voice of cartoon characters Itchy & Scratchy (a June Foray reference)
Scott Christian, Stands in for Kent Brockman when the latter is in the field.

Movies

Troy McClure, washed-up movie star
- MacArthur Parker, McClure's agent
Rainier Wolfcastle, a.k.a. McBain, famous action hero
- Maria, wife
- Greta, daughter
- Julian, son (once thought deceased; merely deaf)
- Fritz Schnackenpfefferhausen, owner of a sausage company in whose commercial Rainier first appeared on television
Buck McCoy, aging Spaghetti Western cowboy legend
Señor Spielbergo, director, Steven Spielberg's non-union Mexican equivalent

Radio

Various radio stations include:
- KBBL-FM, typical FM music format
- KBBL-AM, "K-Babble", all talk radio
- KOMA-AM, "Coma", restful easy listening
- KFSL-FM, "K-Fossil", classic rock
- KUDD-AM, "Cud" (as in cows), country/western
- KJAZ-AM, mostly jazz
- WOMB, "warm and safe radio..."
Bill and Marty, radio team on KBBL-FM
"Jerry Rude and the Bathroom Bunch" with shock-jock Jerry Rude (a Howard Stern parody)
"Moleman in the Morning" with Hans Moleman, on KJAZZ
"Gabbin' About God" on KBBL-AM with Rev. Timothy Lovejoy, Rabbi Hyman Krustovsky, and Msgr. Kenneth Daly
Birch Barlow, Birchibald T. Barlow, host of conservative call-in show on KBBL-AM (a Rush Limbaugh parody; name reminiscent of "John Birch")
Dr. Marvin Monroe, call-in psychiatrist on KBBL-AM (once thought deceased, merely very ill)

Music

Bleeding Gums Murphy, jazz musician (deceased)
Lurleen Lumpkin, country western singer/songwriter, currently in rehab
The Be Sharps, Grammy winning barbershop quartet (consisting of Homer, Apu, Skinner and Barney - and Chief Wiggum who left/got thrown out before they became famous). A parody of The Beatles.
Party Posse, boyband (consisting of Bart, Milhouse, Nelson and Ralph)
Rachel Jordan/Kovenant, Christian rock
Larry Davis Band, frequent live performers at local functions
Alcatraaaz, rap musician
Cyanide, Poison cover band that plays Otto and Becky's wedding

Sports & other personalities

Anton Lubchenko, football player for Springfield University
Drederick Tatum, professional heavy-weight boxer (and convicted felon). Parody of boxer Mike Tyson.
Lucius Sweet, professional boxing promoter (parody of boxing manager / promoter, Don King)
Rasputin the Friendly Russian, formerly the Mad Russian, professional wrestler
Dr. Hillbilly, professional wrestler
Iron Yuppie, professional wrestler
Professor Werner von Brawn, professional wrestler
Clay Babcock, two-time Fast Car champion
Ronnie Beck, three-time soapbox derby champion
Stan "The Boy" Taylor, football player, Springfield Atoms
Flash Bailey, baseball player, Springfield Isotopes
Captain Lance Murdock, daredevil
Box Car Fred (and various other hobos), boxing runner-ups
Disco Stu, 70s disco king who always wears lesuire suits
Scorpio, supervillain and very considerate and friendly employer
Bowling teams:
- Pin Pals (consisting of Homer, Apu, Moe, and Otto, before he was replaced by Mr. Burns)
- The Holy Rollers (consisting of Ned, Maude and the Lovejoys)
- The Stereotypes (consisting of Willy, Capt. McAllister, Luigi and Cletus)
- The Homewreckers (consisting of Jacques, Princess Kashmir, Lurleen Lumpkin and Mindy Simmons)
- DMV Regulation Kings (consisting of Patty, Selma, and two other DMV employees)
- Channel 6 Wastelanders (consisting of Kent Brockman, Arnie Pie, Krusty and Bumblebee man)
- Springfield Police Framers (consisting of Wiggum, Lou, Eddie and Snake) (disbanded)

Moe's Tavern

Moe Szyslak, owner and proprieter
Barney Gumble, former boozehound
Carl Carlson
Lennie Leonard
Sam, barfly, with green hat and glasses
Larry, barfly, taller & balding
Hugh Jass
Guy Incognito
Joey Jo-Jo Junior Shabadoo (also an alias of Homer Simpson's)

Medical practices

Hospitals
- Springfield General Hospital
- Marvin Monroe Memorial Hospital
- Springfield Center for Geriatric Medicine
- Calmwood Mental Hospital
- New Bedlam Asylum (aka "New Bedlam Rest Home for the Emotionally Interesting")
Dr. Julius Hibbert, doctor (originally a Bill Cosby parody). Rumored to the long-lost brother of Bleeding Gums Murphy
Dr. Nick Riviera, doctor, shifty in nature, incompetent. Known for his catchphrase "Hi, everybody!" His audiences would answer, "Hi, Doctor Nick!"
Dr. Wolfe, dentist
Dr. Marvin Monroe, psychiatrist (once thought deceased, merely very ill)
Dr. J. Loren Pryor, psychiatrist
Dr. Foster, psychiatrist
Dr. Molly Cosmos, cosmetic surgeon
Dr. Steve (Chiropractor)
Dr. Zweig, Psychiatrist (Marge mistakenly referred to her as Dr. Lowenstein)

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The Prince family

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The Spuckler (or Delroy) family

The Carstairs family

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