Simpsons Histories - Üter 

Don’t make The real Jim’s do a German impression he’s full of chocolate!

I think you mean "Germania."

I'm part of the country of Germany and I accept your formal apology on its behalf.

Wow I never expected him to get a video, remember do Disco Stu and maybe Jaques you know that guy who try to steal Marge from Homer in Pin Gals episode

I feel like your pronunciation of "danke fürs zuschauen" was quite good from a German

Milhouse is not a meme

I'm assuming it's going to be Wendell, since his design has always made him stand out, or one of the bully trio.

*Bart’s friend

​@@trustno173 Is that the albino with curly hair?

@@fennecfoxfanatic But Millhouse is not a meme is a meme.

That's a great take. Uter is all about the extremes, a middle-of-the-road Uter is pointless

@@TheRealJims you could have gone with it being Uterly pointless, but you missed that opportunity.

​@@dontspikemydrink9382 the simpsons newest writing cast member has been established

@@dontspikemydrink9382 :O

Sad that Üter never gets to experience those creamy middles

It's a travesty

Fat characters are either jolly or evil.

As long as it's solely directed towards Lisa it's justified.

​@@gapsule2326 They're not all smiles and sunshine

@Gapsule Just like regular germans

Same here. I feel for the guy. At any given point in the day I’m about 2-3% chocolate

Relatable

It was a good joke

Oh my God! They killed Uter!

​@@danielshaffer-green5684 those bustards!

​@@danielshaffer-green5684 you bastards!

wow same!

The delivery is completely impeccable haha.

Luigi: Mamma Mia! Willie: Hoots, man! Cletus: Yeeeehaw! Horatio: Arr, me mateys, arr Apu: They begged me to join their team! Begged me!

“Don’t make me run! I’m full of chocolate!” also a worthy contender!

Please may I have some more sloppy jimbos? ze it's good yeah?

I think you misremember. Yes, he does speak with an accent, but what you wrote down is dialect. He only says "Schoggi" in dialect, the rest is Standard German with an accent. Here's a link: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-Xm1hXRaROMk.html

It would've been funnier if they had gone all the way giving him a more accurate accent and not this pseudo Swiss-German (or heck, a thick Bavarian accent), but I guess that was too much to ask for a Munich synchro studio ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

​@@IgoSplashman I mean, he's barely german in the English version as well, so that kind of checks out.

@@IgoSplashman As a Swiss person, I think the accent is very, very good.

If I recall correctly, in the Quebec French translation, when Bart goes to France, the language issue is actually just getting the hang of the different accent.

So is the Rick and Morty intro a direct copy of that, or is there a prior source both are using?

Üter is the fat foreign Kenny McCormick

Uh... he's at the Aurora Borealis.

*Insert ‘May we see it?’ in German here*

​@@rayvenkman2087Nein.

Dürfen wir die Polarlichter sehen?​@@rayvenkman2087

I love that line. She's just so cheery about her son's probable death.

@@SwordfishSpike50 I always took it as trying to placate and fawn in a situation that's bad for them, and she'd be the one smashing more things than the dad when they got back home lol

I love that it came seasons later and basically out of nowhere because it cracks me up too hahahah

@@tomw4014 it's funny to me that the general online consensus is that it was a reference to The PTA Disbands. it never came across as that to me, as Uter had shown up multiple times since. i always took it as a running gag, that every time they went on a field trip something awful happened to Uter, escalating to the point where Uter is actually missing (possibly dead). like i'm not saying i'm correct vs everyone else but it's interesting to me how these jokes can be taken in such different ways, reminds me of the hallowed Ralph viking debate

@@ltbq yeah I totally get that haha I guess because he didn’t have as strong a presence since PTA Disbands I think people (like me) forget he showed up since hsha I think it’s a sign of a good joke if people get multiple meanings out of their interpretation and still laugh haha :D

Hey, give-a the real ugly kid a plate-a da red crap 😂

That would be especially interesting given that we see him fairly often, yet we never see Mario lol.

@@danielshaffer-green5684 Season 16, "Homer and Ned's Hail Mary Pass"

@@AFnord Wait, seriously?

​@@danielshaffer-green5684 He's not in that episode, but he does exist in some comic.

It's not so much that Uter is an "old fashioned" stereotype, it's more about the different regions of Germany. The stereotype of Germans as focused, humourless, hyper-efficient, future-forward technocrats is basically the stereotype of the NORTHERN Germans, who live nearer to the famously austere Scandinavian sphere of influence, as well as France, easily the most "snobby" of European nations. Northern Germany is the homeland of Kraftwerk, and all of those car companies. Uter, on the other hand, is from Southern Germany. The southern part of the country is more rural or agrarian, and hence more "laid-back" and more about traditional culture and folk practices. The Alpenhorn is a distinctive feature of traditional Southern German music--it's right there in the name, they come from the Alps, which are the main geographic feature there. Southern Germany is close to Italy and there's some similarity to an Italian stereotype, the people are considered rustic, they're easy to get along with and contented with the mundane pleasures of life such as food, as opposed to chasing productivity, progress, or material success. Having an American kid who wears cowboy boots and a bolo tie isn't wrong, as long as they're portrayed as being from the Western part of the country, where people still enjoy wearing such things. It's a parallel stereotype that we might contrast with the Californian surfer or the spoiled "Boston Brahmin" from New England. Same idea with Uter.

@@Valerie-nm1gr In short he's a Bavarian stereotype when the German stereotype that's considered "modern" is more Saxon/Rhinelander.

​​@@Valerie-nm1grNope, Mercedes, Porsche, BMW and Audi are all from the south of Germany. Bavaria and Baden-Württemberg. There are many more of your explanations false but whatever. Üter is just a cartoon show stereotype character.

(paid by the Mayor Quimby History Historical Cmte.)

That was a pretty great parody of European candy XD

I had assumed it was a play off of unter in German meaning "under" or "below" in reference to his belly and fatness.

@@beipiaosaurus how does unter refer to someone being fat?

@@BigScreamingBaby Because the belly is under the back (if horizontal) or chest (if vertical), hence the term "underbelly", so a prominent 'under' would be a big belly, and thus fatness.

​@@beipiaosaurus now that u Said that i can See üter beeing a combination of the Words drunter und drüber which would mean "ups and Downs" in english 🤔

@@beipiaosaurus The "Ü" is pronounced the same way you'd pronounce "Ea" in the word "eater". That's the joke

How is Cletus like an adult Uter?

Cletus is one of my favourite late additions to the cast. Willy is poor, yes, but his heritage makes him a bad fit for a lot of the white-trash humor Cletus pulls off so effortlessly. I also appreciate that they made Cletus so wiley. He's so clever (in a folksy kind of way) that I never feel like the joke is "rednecks dumb."

​@@danielshaffer-green5684 Cletus is a dated regional stereotype increasingly at odds with the modern reality. But that's about it.

@@DigimonAdventure2001 Cletus isn’t a late addition to the cast. He’s been around since Season 5.

@@sarysa But he still somehow DOESN’T feel at all outta place. It’s very strange.

He's also another character that the writers let out of the closet along with Smithers in the later seasons.

Useless trivia, his name is Dewey Largo.

You'd be bad and cynical too if your husband was a male stewardess.

Expand it and do both of Marge's parents. Aside from "Fear of Flying" we never really saw much about her father.

Marge’s mom stole my wrench

I don't know why that always happens to him considering he's the smart one. Not book smart or street smart, or even brain smart, but . . . something.

He even has a diamond in his tooth

This channel seems to avoid Lenny at all cost. :*(

@@Clay3613 Oh no! Not Lenny! NOT Lenny! :(

@@Venemofthe888 *Yoink*

Some folk'll never eat a skunk but then again some folk'll! Like Cletus the slack-jawed yokel!

skol

I too love when my RU-vid recommendations intertwine

Extremely timely too

I'd totally listen to Loüder mit Üter just to see what he has to say.

Especially since his age has been implied to be anywhere from 16 to early 30s.

Sir, this is not Mass Effect 3.

Simpson's history on paddlin' the school canoe? Oh, you better believe that's a paddlin'.

omg thank you~! glad some one else noticed

Gina, the juvenile delinquent from the episode "The Wandering Juvie," reminds me a lot of a young female version of Moe. Both of them are quite harsh and vicious, display antisocial behavior, and have a criminal record. However, they are the way they are because they have no family, and they both definitely have a good side. I have a headcanon that after Gina gets out of juvie, she'll get adopted by Moe and both of their lives will become a lot better.

Futurama did it in the "Slurm" episode

Too bad that Treehouse of Horror shorts aren't even creative anymore ... That is an awesome idea though. Maybe they can include a couple of Willy's Chocolate Experience references to make it even more topical, perhaps have the crazy cat lady as the unknown or something....

Well, we do know that he isn't a licensed captain.

Or did Uter SHOOT Mr. Burns?

Yes Lenny, Moe, and Chalmers

Of course there are people named Üter. Why, Üter here is one of them.

I think they should all have individual videos, as they each have their own lore. Especially Kearney, who has been hinted to be anywhere from 16 to his early 30s.

@@danielshaffer-green5684 mabey a simpsons mystery for kearney

@@imember7375 But Simpsons histories for Jimbo and Dolph.

It’s cute

Lindsay Naegle is kinda mysterious, being this strangely omnipresent character whom we still don't know very well.

@@danielshaffer-green5684 Exactly! That's what makes looking into her so interesting!

@@MaxOfFewTrades Like what's her deal?

Excellent, I've asked on every video, maybe we need more people

@@beamerball666 I'll keep trying till it happens!

I could see an episode where it starts out like a typical Homer and Bart dynamic but Bart quickly gets sideline with Uter of all people taking up his role while the episode acts like it’s not an unusual occurrence.

I think he's supposed to be like 21.

@@danielshaffer-green5684 No that's martin prince (in the joke episode)

@@Parasolhyena No, Martin’s supposed to be 36.

Who?

@@TheLakabanzaichrg She's a sexual predator

Excellent, another to the cause

Ok, I keep hearing her name, but I legitimately do not know who she is. When was she introduced?

@@njf11- She just one of those "has a million different jobs" characters

For that part, I was thinking of the Augustus Gloop stereotype from Willy Wonka, so I decided to juxtapose the American characters (cowboy hat, chewing gum) for imagining an American equivalent. I feel like the cowboy outfit is kind of a folklore'ish cartoony American outfit that isn't realistic/common for modern American wear. And the bubble gum is like the chocolate in the sense of, "well, what country doesn't chew gum?" Was trying to think of something other than the typical modern American stereotype that would be kind of a wacky non sequitur. (As you can see, I went back and forth a lot with writing that comparison in the script, lol)

Well, he was being a bit of a braut