Maggie Simpson

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Maggie Simpson

Margaret "Maggie" Simpson is a fictional character featured in the animated cartoon television series The Simpsons. She is the youngest daughter of their household, eternally a baby.

Her claim to fame is sucking on her pacifier (reputedly voiced by Matt Groening during the Tracey Ullman era and by Nancy Cartwright during the half-hour length series. However, during the series, the sound effect is called from a sampler, making any voice attributions moot) and falling down frequently as she struggles to walk.

Maggie is also a crack shot. She shot Charles Montgomery Burns in the "Who Shot Mr. Burns?" cliffhanger and gunned down the mobsters who had the intention of whacking Homer Simpson. She knows how to play the saxophone better than Lisa, but Lisa is the only person who knows this and shows no intention of telling anyone. She has a seemingly limitless supply of pacifiers that she distributes to people and animals who are sad or otherwise seem to need them.

Maggie talking

With a few exceptions, Maggie doesn't speak. However, she is keenly aware of events around her and emotes with subtle gestures and facial expressions. Unfortunately, these are the easiest parts to clip out of an episode for syndication, so they may be missed by most people.

Maggie's first word ever spoken in the normal continuity of the series was "Daddy" (voiced by three-time Academy Award winner Elizabeth Taylor). However, it was not heard by the Simpson family:

Homer: The sooner kids talk, the sooner they talk back.
        [tucks Maggie in] I hope you never say a word.
        [shuts the door]
Maggie: [taking her pacifier out] Daddy.
(9F08, Lisa's First Word)

It is generally agreed by fans that her second word spoken in the normal continuity of the series was "Daddily-doodily" (voiced by Yeardley Smith, in episode 3F01 - "Home Sweet Home- Diddily- Dum- Doodily").

Maggie did say "Good night" in "Good Night," the very first Simpsons short on the Tracey Ullman show, broadcast on April 19, 1987. On that occasion Liz Georges (later a star of As Told By Ginger) provided the voice.

Maggie has talked during fantasy sequences, and Halloween episodes of The Simpsons. In one Halloween show (2F03, Treehouse of Horror V) she was played by James Earl Jones. "Her" line was "This indeed is a disturbing universe", said after killing Groundskeeper Willy.

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Maggie's arch-nemesis is Baby Gerald, a baby with a unibrow.

See: Characters from The Simpsonsda:Maggie Simpson fr:Maggie Simpson

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