Simpsons Histories - Lindsey Naegle 

Gosh your dedication to detail & accountability is admirable

Did you just start a conspiracy theory to get out of admitting a mistake? /jk

I get what you're saying. By the way, for future Simpsons Histories videos, I'd like to see either Martin Prince, Bumblebee Man or Ian the Very Tall Man.

my picks for future videos are Dewey Largo Duffman Shauna Chalmers Snowball Santa's Little Helper Manjula You might even focus on the various buildings in Springfield. Here are some building ideas: Moe's Tavern Nuclear Plant First Church of Springfield Springfield Elementary Town Hall

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This is their secret: Lindsey absorbed all of Gill´s "any job" talent, half of his libido & 1/3 of his beauty on their first encounter.

Every Ying has a Yang. And Two of them is no Exception.

With Gil you get the impression he keeps failing or getting fired. Lindsey, however, is just too mercenary to stay anywhere for long when she thinks she can jump ship to get ahead.

@@Belgand Headcanon Accepted. -> This would explain why she is so open about her _other_ amoral adictive sin (sexual predator). . This is at the same time so "shocking & yet true"; that nobody ever thinks there could be some other "deeper" reason for her chronic lack of loyalty [ "she gets _bored_ easily", rather than "she has a compulsion for -evil- _true neutrality_ " ].

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Headcanon accepted.

she could also have a form of tourettes

This makes it funnier too

That's very plausible and makes her way less icky

She could be related to "Just Stamp the Ticket" Man

Really? I didn't recognise her, I thought the picture of Anne Boleyn was an original drawing.

If Lindsey wasn't such an anti-child shark in that one episode, she'd totally do it in the present day, too.

@@phineas81707 Who knows? Maybe she can change her mind, if she can see a positive business move with it.

“A son’ll come out- TOMORROW!” Like I can’t even lmao 🤣

Yeah, I've just watched the early seasons and he used to be written more crooked, like I don't currently see him having a role as antoginistic as the one he had in One Fish, Two Fish, Blowfish, Blue Fish. He's now more the foil for Wiggum's incompetence.

@@luismarioguerrerosanchez4747 Yeah, Wiggum used to be the one competent cop. I'm pretty sure they didn't even talk until season 3's Bart the Murderer, where the dynamic we know today basically began (although definitely more subdued compared to season 4 onwards, Wiggum actually doesn't seem *completely* incompetent in that episode)

@@usermcskull4713 No, as I said in One Fish, Two Fish, Blowfish, Blue Fish; Eddie and Lou had speaking roles, and that was season 2 as is Separate Vocations were they do also have dialogue; but they were so much mean in those episodes. If there is one change I like from modern Simpsons is how much lighthearted and good spirited is Lou now.

@@luismarioguerrerosanchez4747 I meant Bart the Murderer's the first time Lou and Eddie talk to Wiggum. Although Wiggum does call out to them during Krusty Gets Busted, there's not a conversation there. Lou and Eddie's first appearance and speaking role was in There's No Disgrace Like Home

@@luismarioguerrerosanchez4747 Justice For Sax

Nice idea! I will put her second...after Arnie Pye! :P

Yesss

Her original voice actress died while season 7 was airing and they didn’t recast her until season 18, which is why they didn’t do anything with her for a bit.

@@macmonkeyhat They later killed off Doris via a retcon. Now it’s Lunchlady Dora.

Good call

Does he get busy?

So he's proactive?

@@i.l.l.l.l.Oh god, yes. We're talking a totally outrageous paradigm.

In this house we respect Orthrus, god dammit.

@@jonothanthrace1530 I was considering saying something like that 🤣

I can't celebrate that since I don't know any international women

@@metl6929 Much like International Men, they're known to be Mysterious

@@metl6929 *Waves*

​@@nessesaryschoolthingWhat about Mr. Worldwide? He definitely is an International Man

Gaslight, Gatekeep, Get Jiggy With Something

😂😂 you’re killing me, that’s too funny!

It's true

You gotta have a varied wardrobe if you're changing jobs this quickly haha

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​@@adamgingibbins2751 nah, I vote for Gwimbly

Curse you! Arnie Pye will have his day! ;P

I too was one of these Tens. And indeed did we win.

@@ICP96Perhaps with your mission accomplished, you might join the Ones asking for Arnie Pye? ;P Be nice to hear about someone from the classic era that you don't see anymore.

There are dozens of us. Dozens!

I'm one of the 10 also

Forsooth! Mine eyes doth rove of their own accord.

That's a great idea

Drowned in a well

GET THAT CAT OUTTA THE WAY!!

This could maybe even be a Simpsons mysteries.

Definitely a good rec. I don't even know how many Snowballs there are at this point I haven't watched the show in at least 15 years. LOL

I concur!

Is he a Viking?

Arnie Pye

Sam & Larry need some love

And they still show up even in the Post-Movie era into the Disney era.

I think it would be interesting to explore how their roles as the frecuent Moe's costumers was absorbed by the more charismatic and dynamic duo of Lenny and Carl

@@austinreed7343 I mean, idk why they'd get removed. Moe's Tavern needs background characters lol, easier for the storyboarders/animators to keep them and nice for the fans to because they get a little sense of continuity. Like they're there in most scenes at Moe's, it's kinda cool to see this as a fan. That being said I'm pretty sure they speak in like, five episodes tops

you have good taste :)

What about Raphael?

This is a strange crosssover

@@scarletwitch616 this is indeed a disturbing universe.

Hi cz I love your videos

Also, do any Blythe Danner fans know why she's on this list? I feel like that has to be a reference to something I'm not getting.

Let's do a classic character next time! Arnie Pye, anyone?

Corporate-ishy era

Are there any characters who would be notable harbingers for “Post-Movie Simpsons” or “Disney-Simpsons?”

@@austinreed7343shauna?

​@@austinreed7343 graggle simpson

Oh my god yes I’d love the Simpsons cars that’s hilarious

Arnie Pye

​@@kajavajiek9495The Simpsons cars would be great for April Fool's Day. Like a totally stupid video idea that Jims would treat with the utmost sincerity.

Maybe his voice being inconsistent could be intentional, with it being how voice breaks happen sometimes.

Is he from Bronson, Missouri, or just related to people from there?

@@Leopoldshark Good point. Maybe some material for a Simpsons mystery video!

She works hard and she plays hard. It's one of those little details that perfectly fits the stereotype. Straightforward, aggressive, and highly sexual.

That's a good way of putting it! Lindsay's one of those characters whose design doesn't live up to the Matt Groening rule that you should be able to tell who they are just from silhouette.

The writers just aren’t good at creating female characters because it’s not as easy to laugh at them

people think simpsons has a canon? wild

Also, they've already done an episode where Sarah's new personality comes back. It's brief and a one-off joke, but in Poorhouse Rock, Sarah slyly admits she knows Helen Lovejoy's Netflix password and implies she didn't get it from *her*.

​@phineas81707 I think there was one other reference as well but it escapes me at the moment.

he'd probably have to exclude 22 Short Films About Springfield so that the list wouldn't be very obvious lol

@@usermcskull4713 yeah i mean technically most people would consider the non-TOH three-parters anthology episodes, 22 short films is a different beast out of that league imo

I would support a Simpsons Histories for Crazy Cat Lady, by the way. I love those characters who they only introduced to do a single joke ("can any woman who loves cats that much really be crazy?") but then they kept bringing her back.

Circular (pi).

Middle will always be post-Golden Age. The specific term might change or it will get subdivided, but it's definitely the Middle Ages compared to the Modern Era of the past few seasons. I think we'll eventually define it as the Al Jean era. With the Scully years forming a sort of transitional hangover period.

Even so, I'll take earlier episodes over later episodes, so even if we take the crying as evidence, I'd rather ignore that than take it into account. They've done more retcons and lore breaks than that.

But have to consider the entire series needs to take place within the span of about one year, right?

Characters can lie as well, it's not out of character for her to make up a lie like that. She can cry, but she doesn't care enough about what's happening to do so. She knows that she's coming off as cold and uncaring so to save face she invents a reason why she can't cry. While she's capable of being brutally honest, she's also quick to lie if it serves her professional goals. As far as retcons go I'd say it's a pretty minor one.

​@@BagOfMagicFoodone year and a dozen different presidents lol

Also it’s the Simpsons

Same, now I need to think of a new character to start requesting

​@Getlucky12 Personally, I would love to see a Histories or Mysteries video on Allison from "Lisa's Rival". I always thought it was so interesting that the character was introduced as a Friend of the Week for the special celebrity guest star (she was voiced by Winona Ryder)... but instead of disappearing like most of these characters do, she ended up being relegated to a background character, only serving as part of Lisa's friend group along with Janey, and Sherri and Terri that dumps Lisa when the writers need Lisa to clash with another celebrity-voiced character like Alex Whitney. It's just so weird because we see throughout "Lisa's Rival" Allison seems to genuinely like Lisa as a person, and likes being friends, and even when Lisa admits to trying to sabotage her diorama out of jealousy, Allison forgives Lisa and they seem to make up and remain friends, only for Allison to become... well, I wanna say Richard and Lewis type characters, but they at least still get speaking roles and interact with Bart (or occasionally Lisa). I don't think Allison has had a true speaking role outside of "Lisa's Rival" since that episode first aired - at least none that I've noticed! The extent of her interactions with Lisa, or even Sherri and Terri and Janey, is just silently existing as a member of the group and nodding along with whatever someone else says, and maybe a bit of background chatter where the character isn't actually saying anything, the VA is just making random crowd noise to make the scene feel more lively.

"Communication and Unity: Community"

"Zork?" What is Zork?

“I didn’t say zork”

@@ianfinrir8724 No, my son is also named Zork

Arnie. Pye.

Also Feedcat, the Swedish pet store owner. I think she showed up in the Scully era.

@@lostcauselancer333 Ah yes, of course. I'm also going to assume Bly the dancer is Moe's fly girl from his funk dancing for self defense class.

Blythe Danner.

@@bobkerr2755 Huh, I thought it was that lady Homer danced with back in s1

@@stryke-jn3kv no, that's princess cashmere

So she's proactive?

"Now THAT'S sexual."

Did she lie?

Treehouse of horror reveals this that ya know scene​@@LazurBeemz