Simpsons Guest Stars
Originally by Darrel Jones
Maintained by David McCormick
Translation:
Portuguese
This document lists all the guest stars on The Simpsons, and explains what
happened to them (or what character they played) on the show. Regular voices
such as Dan Castellaneta, Julie Kavner, and Harry Shearer are not listed.
Neither are recurring guest stars such as Tress McNeille, Marcia Wallace,
Phil Hartman, and Kelsey Grammer. All guest stars played themselves unless
otherwise noted.
Season One (1989-90)
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Ron Taylor (Bleeding Gums Murphy)
- The jazz legend who is also Lisa's mentor.
- 7G09
Albert Brooks (Cowboy Bob)
- The manager of Cowboy Bob's RV Roundup.
- 7G11
Albert Brooks (Jacques)
- Marge has an affair with this bowling instructor.
- 7G10
Sam McMurray (Gulliver Dark)
- Sings at the Offramp Inn show.
- 7G01
June Foray (Babysitter service woman)
- The receptionist for the Rubber Baby Buggy Bumpers
Babysitter Service gives the Simpson family.
- 7G01
Penny Marshall (Ms. Botz)
- Strict disciplinarian who turns out to be a criminal.
Season Two (1990-91)
- 7F02
Harvey Fierstein (Karl)
- Homer's godsend of a secretary, who out-suckups Smithers.
- 7F04
James Earl Jones (Mover, Serak the Preparer, Narrator)
- Jones's voice is used in all three segments: as a mover
for OFF in "Bad Dream House," as the aliens' cook in "Hungry Are the Damned,"
and as the narrator for "The Raven."
- 7F05
Tony Bennett
- Appears briefly while singing the "Capital City" song.
- 7F05
Tom Poston (Capital City Goofball)
- The greatest mascot in history.
- 7F07
Greg Berg (Homeless guys)
- Bart meets these two at the homeless shelter after running away from home.
- 7F11
George Takei (Akira, the waiter)
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- 7F11
Joey Miyashima (Master Chef)
- 7F11
Diane Tanaka (Hostess)
- Workers at the Happy Sumo.
- 7F11
Larry King
- Narrates the Bible on tape.
- 7F12
Jon Lovitz (Artie Ziff, Mr. Seckofsky)
- Ziff is Marge's senior prom date in high school. Mr.
Seckofsky is Homer's shop teacher.
- 7F16
Danny DeVito (Herb Powell)
- Homer's previously unknown half-brother, who disowns
him after Homer ruins his business.
- 7F14
Tracey Ullman (Emily Winthrop)
- Runs an obedience school where Santa's Little Helper was trained.
- 7F17
Audrey Meadows (Bea Simmons)
- Grampa's girlfriend, who dies and leaves him her fortune.
- 7F18
Jon Lovitz (Professor Lombarbo)
- The teacher of Marge's college art course.
- 7F18
Ringo Starr
- Sent a letter to Marge about how much he loved her Sixties painting of him.
- 7F19
Sam Etic (aka Dustin Hoffman) (Mr. Bergstrom)
- The substitute teacher Lisa had a crush on.
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Chloris Leachman (Mrs. Glick)
- The delusioned old woman Bart did chores
for. Has appeared many times in later episodes, but not with Chloris
Leachman's voice.
- 7F21
Daniel Stern (Narrator)
- Bart imagined his adult self narrating his childhood,
like Kevin Arnold on "The Wonder Years."
Season Three (1991-92)
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John Jay Smith (aka Michael Jackson) (Leon Kompowsky)
- Thinks he's Michael Jackson. Wonderful self-ref to
this and Mr. Bergstrom in "Itchy & Scratchy:
The Movie": "Everyone had a cameo. Even Michael Jackson and Dustin
Hoffman. Of course, they weren't credited, but you knew it was them."
- 8F03
Joe Mantegna (Fat Tony, Himself playing Fat Tony)
- He's done the gangster Fat Tony many times, but on
this ep he also played himself as Fat Tony in a "Movie of the Week" at the
end of the show.
- 8F03
Neil Patrick Harris (Himself playing Bart)
- Also in the "Movie of the Week."
- 8F04
Magic Johnson
- Gives Homer a congratulatory call. Later scores a
miraculous basket after tripping.
- 8F04
Chick Hearn
- The announcer.
- 8F04
Jon Lovitz (Aristotle Amadopolis)
- Owner of the Shelbyville Nuclear Power Plant, who has
Homer give an inspiring speech.
- 8F05
Jackie Mason (Rabbi Hyman Krustofski)
- Krusty the Clown's estranged father.
- 8F08
Catherine O'Hara (Collette)
- Moe's new waitress.
- 8F08
Aerosmith
- Steven Tyler, Joe Perry, Brad Whitford, Tom
Hamilton and Joey Kramer do a gig while Moe's is popular. Let Moe sing along
on "Walk This Way."
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Sting
- Takes part in the "Sending Our Love Down the Well"
benefit and the rescue of Bart.
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Jon Lovitz (Aristotle Amadopolis)
- The owner of the Shelbyville NPP is back to make a
wager with Burns.
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Wade Boggs
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Jose Canseco
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Roger Clemens
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Ken Griffey, Jr.
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Don Mattingly
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Steve Sax
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Mike Scioscia
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Ozzie Smith
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Darryl Strawberry
- All chosen as ringers for Burns' softball team, but
only Strawberry plays.
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Terry Cashman
- Announcer at the softball championship.
- 8F15
Steve Allen (Bart's 'electronically altered' voice)
- In Bart's daydream. I loved hearing him say "Aye
Carumba!"
- 8F19
Beverly D'Angelo (Lurleen Lumpkin)
- Homer's country singin' client - and temptress. Her
only other line of dialogue, on "Marge vs. the Monorail," was spoken by Doris
Grau, the voice of Lunchlady Doris.
- 8F21
Spinal Tap
- David St. Hubbins aka Michael McKean
- Nigel Tufnel aka Christopher Guest
- Derek Smalls aka Harry Shearer
- The fictional-turned-real heavy metal band (whose
members include Simpsons regular Harry Shearer) performs a concert.
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Kimmy Robertson (Samantha Stanky)
- The girl Milhouse falls in love with.
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Danny DeVito (Herb Powell)
- Herb comes up with a moneymaking scheme to get out of
the gutter in his return appearance.
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Joe Frazier
- Announces Homer as the winner of the First Annual
Montgomery Burns Award forOutstanding Achievment in the Field of
Excellence.
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