Information about Simpson Family

The Simpson family is the family featured in the United States animated sitcom The Simpsons. The Simpson nuclear family consists of Homer, Marge, Bart, Lisa, and Maggie. They live at 742 Evergreen Terrace in the town of Springfield. Their phone number is (939) 555-0113.

Main family

• Homer Jay Simpson, father
• Marjorie "Marge" Bouvier Simpson, mother
• Bartholomew Jo-Jo "Bart" Simpson, oldest child
• Lisa Marie Simpson, middle child
• Margaret "Maggie" Simpson, youngest child

Pets

The two "starring" pets are Santa's Little Helper, a dog the Simpsons adopted in the show's first episode, and a cat named Snowball II.

As well, the family has been shown owning several different fish, turtles and hamsters, although none of them have names or are ever featured in a main plot; they are mainly one-off jokes or small plot details.

Other animals once owned by the Simpsons are:

• Pinchy, a lobster, in Lisa Gets an "A".
• Laddie, a dog, in The Canine Mutiny
• Mojo, a monkey, in Girly Edition.
• Duncan, a horse, in Saddlesore Galactica
• Princess, a horse, in Lisa's Pony
• Stampy, an elephant, in Bart Gets an Elephant
• Chirpy Boy and Bart Jr., bird-eating lizards, in Bart the Mother
• 25 puppies from Santa's Little Helper
• She's the Fastest, mother of the 25 puppies
• Strangles, a snake. When Santa's Little Helper becomes a police dog in Stop, Or My Dog Will Shoot!‎, Bart adopts this snake.
• Plopper, a pig also referred to as "Spiderpig" or "Harry Plopper" in The Simpsons Movie but will appear in other episodes.

Extended family

Homer's parents

• Abraham "Abe" Simpson, Homer's father
• Mona Simpson, Homer's long-lost mother.

Herbert Powell

Herbert "Herb" Powell, voiced by Danny DeVito, is Homer's half-brother. He resembles Homer, though a lot slimmer and boasting a full head of hair. His first appearance was in "Oh Brother, Where Art Thou?", in which Homer discovered he had a previously unknown half-brother (as his mother Mona insisted on concealing his existence). The product of a short-lived affair between Homer's father, Abraham Simpson, and a carnival prostitute, Herb was adopted by Edward Powell and Mililani Osler. He put himself through college by working odd jobs, then founded Powell Motors, a car company based in Detroit. Herb was overjoyed to learn that he had a birth family and bonded with his nieces and nephew, and - in his role as CEO - allowed Homer to design a car. However, the miserable failure of Homer's car bankrupted the company, and Herb became a street vagrant.

He re-appeared in the episode "Brother Can You Spare Two Dimes?", and briefly settled in the Simpson household, despite his intense continuing antipathy toward Homer. Homer loaned Herb $2000 (from the power plant, as compensation for making him sterile from radiation), which Herb used to build an invention that translated infantile speech into comprehensible English, based on observations he made of Maggie Simpson. He proceeded to mass-produce his new product and regained his fortune. He then proceeded to buy each member of the family gifts and paid Homer back with a vibrating chair.

Herb has not been seen since the end of Season 3, although he appeared in Homer's list of family members who need to lose weight in the episode "The Heartbroke Kid".

Abbie

"Abbie" Abigail is Homer Simpson's English half-sister from "The Regina Monologues". She looks like a female version of Homer (or Homer in drag) and although the two act similarly she is ½- British. While she is obviously a biological Simpson (aside from her appearance and personality, she was born only about a year after Grampa's affair with her mother) she is not officially recognized by the family and never explicitly called a Simpson; the audience is merely left with a strong indication.

Amber Simpson

Amber is Homer's former 'Vegas wife' from the episode Viva Ned Flanders. Homer and Ned Flanders went to Las Vegas for the weekend and got drunk, and married two women. (In "Brawl in the Family", the Simpson family trick Amber into marrying Abe Simpson, and in doing so she forsaked all others). Ned's Vegas wife's name is Ginger Flanders. In Jazzy and the Pussycats, it is revealed that Amber died of a drug overdose.

Dr. Simpson

Dr. Simpson, the chief of complicated surgeries at the invasive care unit, first seen in "Lisa the Simpson". In the episode, Homer is devastated when he can't find any successful Simpson men to prove to Lisa that there is no genetic condition causing intelligence deterioration. As a last ditch effort, he grabs Dr. Simpson, who explains that the defective Simpson gene is only on the Y chromosome. She makes a brief cameo appearance in "Catch 'em If You Can".

Uncle Tyrone

Uncle Tyrone is a cynical elderly Simpson relative who lives in Dayton, Ohio. Judging from his age and appearance, he is most likely Abe's brother. The family intends to visit him during his birthday in the episode "Catch 'em If You Can", but he hasn't been seen since. When the Simpsons were singing "Happy Birthday" to him, he said "Why won't I die?"

Cyrus Simpson

Abraham Simpson's older brother. Cyrus crashed his fighter at Tahiti in World War II's Pacific Theater of Operations during a kamikaze raid. He never left and now has 15 wives.

Other relatives

• Great Uncle Chet, Abe's brother, is the owner of an unsuccessful shrimp company.
• 2nd cousin Stanley, who shoots birds at the airport.
• A group of unnamed relatives show up in the episode "Lisa the Simpson", when Homer tries to prove to Lisa that not all Simpsons are failures. Some of these relatives (including Dr. Simpson and the female Simpson in the grey pant suit) appear again in Catch 'em If You Can at Uncle Tyrone's birthday.
• The Simpsons family tree depicted in the Simpsons publication "Uncensored Family Album" contains additional family members, including a distant relationship to Homer's boss, Charles Montgomery Burns. Burns appears to be completely unaware of the relationship however, and it's never come up again since.

Non-canonical

Hugo Simpson

In the "Treehouse of Horror VII" episode, Bart discovers he was separated at birth from a conjoined twin by Dr. Hibbert. His "evil twin" Hugo has been consigned to living in the attic of the Simpson home and is given a bucket of fish heads to eat once a week. He also does experimental surgery to prepare for his eventual reattachement to Bart, and created a "pigeon-rat" in the process. They discovered at the end however, that Bart was the evil twin, something he advises the rest of the family & Dr Hibbert not to act surprised about.

References

• "The Simpsons Archive" on:
• Homer
• Marge
• Bart
• Lisa
• Maggie

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The Simpsons and relatives
Homer Simpson Marge Simpson Bart Simpson Lisa Simpson Maggie Simpson Abraham Simpson Patty and Selma Bouvier Mona Simpson Santa's Little Helper Snowball
Around Springfield
Comic Book Guy Maude Flanders Ned Flanders Professor Frink Barney Gumble Dr. Hibbert Lionel Hutz Rev. Lovejoy Hans Moleman Apu Nahasapeemapetilon Mayor Quimby Dr. Nick Cletus Spuckler Moe Szyslak Kirk Van Houten Luann Van Houten Chief Wiggum
Springfield Elementary School faculty and students
Superintendent Chalmers Seymour Skinner Edna Krabappel Otto Mann Groundskeeper Willie Rod and Todd Flanders Nelson Muntz Martin Prince Milhouse Van Houten Ralph Wiggum
Media personalities
Celebrities Itchy and Scratchy Kent Brockman Krusty the Clown Troy McClure Radioactive Man Rainier Wolfcastle
Springfield Nuclear Power Plant	Families
Montgomery Burns Carl Carlson Lenny Leonard Waylon Smithers	Simpson family Bouvier family
Villains	Miscellaneous
Snake Jailbird Kang and Kodos Sideshow Bob Springfield Mafia Fat Tony	Recurring characters Fictional characters One-time characters Animals Guest stars