Updated January 11th, 2004

Simpsons Guest Stars

Many famous people have done bit parts on "The Simpsons". Heck, the list includes ppeople from Jerry Springer to the Queen of England. Here is a list of the guest stars and what episode they were in. (Click on the episode's production code to go to the www.snpp.com episode capsule for that episode). Kelsey Grammer and Marcia Wallace, are regulars on the show as homicidal Bart-hating maniac Sideshow Bob and fourth-grade teacher Edna Krabappel respectively.

All guest stars played themselves unless otherwise noted.

Sideshow Bob

Season One (1989-1990)


7G06
Ron Taylor (Bleeding Gums Murphy)
The jazz legend who is Lisa's mentor.

7G09
Albert Brooks (Cowboy Bob)
The manager of Cowboy Bob's RV Roundup.

7G11
Albert Brooks (Jacques)
The bowling instructor that Marge has an affair with.

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.
Penny Marshall (Ms. Botz)
Strict disciplinarian who turns out to be a criminal.

Season Two (1990-1991)


7F02
Harvey Fierstein (Karl)
Homer's secretary, who out-suckups Mr. Smithers.

7F04 James Earl Jones (Mover, Serak the Preparer, Narrator)
Jones's voice is used in all three segments: as a mover for The Simpsons
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.
Tom Poston (Capital City Goofball)
The mascot for Capital City's baseball team.

7F07
Greg Berg (the 2 homeless guys)
Bart meets these two hobos at the homeless shelter after running away from home.

7F11
George Takei (Akira, the waiter)
Joey Miyashima (Master Chef)
Diane Tanaka (Hostess)
Workers at the Happy Sumo.
Larry King
Narrates the Bible on tape.

7F12
Jon Lovitz (Artie Ziff, Mr. Seckofsky)
Artie Ziff was Marge's senior prom date in high school.
Mr. Seckofsky was Homer's shop teacher.

7F16
Danny DeVito (Herb Powell)
Homer's previously unknown half-brother,who disowns him after Homer ruins his business.
"Produced" when Grampa has an affair with a female carny.
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.
In fact, the two met when their medicine was mixed up.
Grampa spends the fortune on improving the old folks' home.
7F18
Jon Lovitz (Professor Lombarbo)
The teacher of Marge's college art course.
Ringo Starr
Sent a letter to Marge about how much he loved her Sixties painting of him.
The letter is read aloud by Ringo in his own voice when Marge finds it again.

7F19
Dustin Hoffman(credited as Sam Etic)(Mr. Bergstrom)
The substitute teacher Lisa had a crush on.

7F21
Chloris Leachman (Mrs. Glick)
The delusioned old woman Bart did chores for.
Daniel Stern (Narrator)
Bart imagined his adult self narrating his
childhood, like Kevin Arnold on "The Wonder Years."

Season Three (1991-1992)


7F24
Michael Jackson(credited as John Jay Smith)(Leon Kompowsky)
The insane fat guy who thinks he's Michael Jackson.
I liked it when Bart sang:
"Lisa, your teeth are green, Lisa, you smell like gasoline"
(I have an annoying sister too.)

8F03
Joe Mantegna (Fat Tony, Himself playing Fat Tony)
He's played Fat Tony many times (such as in "The Twisted World of Marge"),
but on this episode he also played himself as Fat Tony in a "Movie of the Week"
at the end of the show.

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.
Chick Hearn
The announcer.
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. (He doesn't approve of clowning)
"Pies are for noshing, not for throwing"
"Seltzer is for drinking, not for spraying"

8F08
Catherine O'Hara (Collette)
Moe's new waitress.
Aerosmith
Steven Tyler, Joe Perry, Brad Whitford, Tom Hamilton and Joey Kramer do a gig while Moe's
is popular. They let Moe sing along on "Walk This Way."

8F11
Sting
Takes part in the "Sending Our Love Down the Well" benefit and the rescue of Bart.

8F13
Jon Lovitz (Aristotle Amadopolis)
The owner of the Shelbyville NPP is back to make a wager with Burns.
(on the softball game)

Wade Boggs
Jose Canseco
Roger Clemens
Ken Griffey, Jr.
Don Mattingly
Steve Sax
Mike Scioscia
Ozzie Smith
Darryl Strawberry

All chosen for Burns' softball team, but only Strawberry plays. Burns had given them menial jobs at the plant so they could play on the company softball team. (in order for Burns to win his bet with Aristotle Amanadopolis) Burns wins anyway. By the way, Canseco missed the game because he was rescuing stuff from an old lady's burning house.
Clemens- security guard
Boggs- janitor
Griffey-lunchroom cashier
Sciosia- runs solid contaminant encapsulator
(Don't know about the other 5)

Roger Clemens: Group hypnosis makes him think he's a chicken. Mike Scioscia: Working in power plant gives him acute radiation poisoning. Don Mattingly: Kicked off team for not cutting (non-existent) sideburns. Steve Sax: NYC native arrested for all of Springfield's unsolved crimes, faces six consecutive life sentences. Wade Boggs: Punched out by Barney at Moe's for arguing that Pitt the Elder was England's greatest prime minister. (Barney said Lord Palmerston.) Ozzie Smith: Falls into bottomless pit at Springfield's Mystery Spot. Jose Canseco: Busy saving everything from a baby to a player-piano from a burning house. Ken Griffey Jr.: Overdose of nerve tonic causes gigantism.

Terry Cashman
Announcer at the softball game.

8F15
Steve Allen (Bart's 'electronically altered' voice)
In Bart's daydream.

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.

    8F22
    Kimmy Robertson (Samantha Stanky)
    The girl Milhouse falls in love with.

    8F23
    Danny DeVito (Herb Powell)
    Herb comes up with a moneymaking scheme to get out of the gutter in his return appearance.

    Joe Frazier
    Announces Homer as the winner of the First Annual Montgomery Burns Award for Outstanding Achievment in the Field of Excellence. (the award given to Homer to keep him from suing the plant)

    Season Four (1992-1993)


    8F18
    Jon Lovitz (Llewellyn Sinclair)
    Director of the play. Lovitz also does the voice of Sinclair's sister,
    who runs the Ayn Rand School for Tots.

    9F02
    Bob Hope
    Performs at Fort Springfield with Lisa.

    9F03
    Neil Armstrong
    Heard when Homer remembers his moon landing in 1969.

    9F05
    Tom Jones
    Marge's favorite singer, kidnapped by Burns to woo her.

    9F06
    Sarah Gilbert (Laura Powers)
    The new neighbor's daughter, who Bart gets a crush on.
    Laura did an imitation Bart-style prank call. (for Ivana Tinkle)
    Pamela Reed (Sara Powers)
    The new neighbor.

    9F07
    Linda Ronstadt
    Sings the "Plow King" jingle.

    Adam West
    Meets Homer at the auto show.

    9F08
    Elizabeth Taylor (Maggie Simpson)
    Says "Daddy" at the end - one of only two official spoken words for the Simpsons tot.

    9F10
    Leonard Nimoy
    A passenger on the monorail's doomed maiden voyage.

    9F15
    Dr.Joyce Brothers
    Appears on the Smartline show. Only line of dialogue: "I brought my own mike!"

    9F16
    Brooke Shields
    Gives an award to Abe.

    9F18
    Barry White
    Serves as the grand marshall for Whacking Day. Later helps save the snakes.

    9F20
    David Crosby
    Helps Lionel Hutz kick his alcoholism.

    Johnny Carson
    Bette Midler
    Luke Perry
    Hugh Hefner

    Red Hot Chili Peppers
  • Anthony Kiedis
  • Flea
  • Arik Marshall
  • Chris Smith


  • Guests on Krusty's Komeback Special.

    Barry White
    A contestant on Springfield Squares.
    Elizabeth Taylor
    Turns down an offer to appear on the Komeback Special, which she later regrets.

    Season Five (1993-1994)


    9F21
    David Crosby
    Gives the Be Sharps a Grammy.
    George Harrison
    Meets Homer at the after-award show party and rooftop concert.

    The Dapper Dans (The Be Sharps)
    This authentic barbershop quartet does the Be Sharps' singing voices.

    1F01
    The Ramones
  • Joey Ramone
  • Johnny Ramone
  • C.J. Ramone
  • Marky Ramone


  • Heckle Mr. Burns at his birthday party.

    1F03
    Pamela Reed (Ruth Powers)
    Returns for a night on the town turned vigilante spree with Marge.

    George Feneman (Narrator)
    Does the Dragnet-like ending sequence.

    1F05
    James Brown
    Sings at the "Do What You Feel" festival.
    Albert Brooks (Brad Goodman, McGonickle)
    Does the voice of the self-help guru and the TV show cop who cops an attitude.

    1F06
    Ernest Borgnine
    Leads the Junior Campers retreat.

    1F07
    Werner Klemperer (Colonel Klink)
    Reprises his "Hogan's Heroes" role as the form Homer's guardian angel assumes.

    Michelle Pfeiffer (Mindy Simmons)
    Homer's co-worker and temptress.

    1F08
    Gerry Cooney
    Official greeter at Burns' casino.

    Robert Goulet
    Sings at Bart's treehouse casino.

    1F09
    Sam Neill (Malloy)
    Grampa's friend, later shown to be the Cat Burglar.

    1F11
    Conan O'Brien
    Bart appears on his show. Also, O'Brien himself wrote three Simpsons episodes. (I don't know which ones)

    1F10
    James Woods
    Takes over Apu's job at the Kwik-E-Mart.

    1F12
    Kathleen Turner (Stacy Lovell)
    The creator of Malibu Stacy.

    1F13
    Buzz Aldrin
    Accompanies Homer on his space voyage.
    James Taylor
    Sings for the astronauts.

    Season Six (1994-1995)


    1F17
    Winona Ryder (Allison Taylor)
    Lisa's rival, a new student in Springfield Elementary.

    2F33 Albert Brooks (Jacques)
    Sara Gilbert (Laura Powers)
    Jon Lovitz (Artie Ziff)
    Michelle Pfeiffer (Mindy Simmons)
    These guests appear through clips from "Life On the Fast Lane", "New Kid on the Block", "The Way We Was", and "The Last Temptation of Homer" respectively.

    2F02
    Dr.Demento
    Briefly heard on Bart's radio. Is Bart's other mortal enemy. (besides Sideshow Bob)
    Larry King
    Mediates the Mayoral Debates.
    Henry Corden (Fred Flintstone)
    Talks to Bart on the Flintstone Phone.

    2F03
    James Earl Jones (Maggie Simpson)
    Speaks one line in an alternate universe during "Time and Punishment."

    2F04
    Meryl Streep (Jessica Lovejoy)
    Bart's evil girlfriend, and Rev. Lovejoy'sdaughter.

    2F06
    Dennis Franz (Himself playing Homer)
    From the Fox TV movie "Homer S: Portrait of an Ass-Grabber."

    2F08
    Ted Danson (Sam Malone)
    Woody Harrelson (Woody Boyd)
    Rhea Perlman (Carla Tortelli)
    Jon Ratzenberger (Cliff Claven)
    George Wendt (Norm Peterson)
    All play their "Cheers" characters in a bar Homer stumbles across.

    Ann Bancroft (Dr. Zweig)
    Marge's therapist.

    2F09
    Patrick Stewart (Number One)
    Head of the Stonecutters, Springfield division.

    2F12
    Dick Cavett
    Co-hosts the Regional Ace Awards with Homer-as-a-clown.
    Johnny Unitas
    Advertises the Lady Krusty Mustache Trimmer.
    (Man, Krusty's a sellout)

    2F14
    Mel Brooks
    Homer's customer in the limo.
    Susan Sarandon (Ballet Teacher)
    Teaches Bart how to do ballet.

    2F31
    Jon Lovitz (Jay Sherman)
    The Critic, who comes to Springfield to judge the local film festival.
    Maurice LaMarche (George C. Scott)
    Doing his Oscar winner "Man Getting Hit by Football."

    2F15
    Mandy Patankin (Hugh Parkfield)
    Lisa's fiance in 2010. (The wedding gets called off by Lisa)

    2F32
    Ron Taylor (Bleeding Gums Murphy)
    Returns only to die.
    Steve Allen
    Hosts the Tonight Show in a flashback.

    2F16
    Tito Puente
    Teacher for Lisa's proposed jazz course. Cut because the school lost
    money on Burns stealing the oil well. He becomes a suspect.

    Season Seven (1995-96)


    2F20
    Tito Puente
    Clears himself. Sung a slanderous mambo about Burns. Very funny.

    2F17
    Mickey Rooney
    Tries to convince Milhouse to continue as Fallout Boy.

    3F03
    Paul and Linda McCartney
    They help Lisa keep away from meat.

    3F04
    Paul Anka
    Sings the "Just Don't Look" jingle in "Attack of the 50 Ft. Eyesores."

    3F06
    Glenn Close (Mother Simpson)
    Homer's long-lost mother, assumed dead but actually an underground fugitive.
    Harry Morgan (Bill Gannon)
    FBI agent trying to arrest Grandma Simpson.

    3F08
    R. Lee Emrey (Colonel Leslie Hapablap)
    In charge of Springfield's Air Force base.

    3F31
    Buzz Aldrin
    In a clip from "Deep Space Homer".
    Glenn Close (Mother Simpson)
    In an outtake from "Mother Simpson."
    Liz Georges (Maggie Simpson)
    Says "Good night" in the "Good Night" clip from the Tracey Ullman days.

    3F07
    Lawrence Tierney (Don Brodka)
    Detective at Try-n-Save.

    3F11
    Tom Kite
    Gives Homer golfing tips. Also tells Homer to "Get your own clubs
    and stay the hell out of my locker"

    3F12
    Bob Newhart
    Speaks at Krusty's funeral.

    3F13
    Donald Sutherland (Hollis Hurlbut)
    Runs Springfield's Historical Society.

    3F16
    Suzanne Somers
    Announcer at the Itchy and Scratchy parade.
    Kirk Douglas (Chester J. Lampwick)
    The real creator of Itchy.
    Jack Sheldon (Amendment)
    Sings during the "I'm an Amendment-to-Be" sketch.

    3F15
    Jeff Goldblum (MacArthur Parker)
    Troy McClure's agent.

    3F21
    Cypress Hill
  • Sen Dog
  • B-Real
  • Mixmaster Muggs

  • Perform while high (AKA while awake)(for them anyway).

    Peter Frampton
    Gets the short end of the stick; Homer ruins his pig, Cypress Hill
    steals his orchestra, and Sonic Youth steals his watermelon.

    Smashing Pumpkins
  • Billy Corgan
  • James Iha
  • D'Arcy Wretzky
  • Jimmy Chamberlain

  • Advise Homer about being a super freak.

    Sonic Youth
  • Thurston Moore
  • Lee Ranaldo
  • Kim Gordon
  • Steve Shelley

  • Get into Peter Frampton's cooler.

    3F22
    Christina Ricci (Erin)
    One of Lisa's newfound friends.

    Season Eight (1996-1997)


    3F23
    Hank ScorpioAlbert Brooks (Hank Scorpio)
    Homer's new boss, and a power-crazed supervillian. Buys Homer
    the Arizona Cardinals.

    4F03
    Michael Buffer
    Announces the Simpson-Tatum match.
    Paul Winfield (Lucious Sweet)
    Moe's mentor, and Tatum's manager.

    4F05
    Rodney Dangerfield (Larry Burns)
    Mr. Burns' boorish son.

    4F07
    Jon Lovitz (Jay Sherman)
    Committed, possibly after his show was cancelled.

    3F24
    Johnny Cash (Coyote)
    Guide to Homer's quest for a soulmate.

    3G01
    Leonard Nimoy
    Hosts the show; orders a hot dog.
    Gillian Anderson (Dana Scully)
    David Duchovny (Fox Mulder)
    They reprise their "X Files" characters and investigate Homer's sighting of an "alien". The "alien" turns out to be Mr. Burns on drugs.

    4F08
    Jack Lemmon (Frank Ormand)
    The Pretzel Wagon Man.

    4F11
    John Waters (John)
    Homer's gay friend; runs a collectibles shop in the mall.

    4F14
    David Hyde Pierce (Cecil Terwilliger)
    Sideshow Bob's younger brother.

    4F15
    Dave Thomas (Rex Banner)
    Fights the war against alcohol in Springfield.

    4F17
    Bret "The Hitman" Hart
    Moves into Mr. Burns' mansion.

    4F18
    Sab Shimono (Mr. Sparkle)
    A Japanese corporate mascot who looks like Homer.

    4F20
    Gailard Sartain (Big Daddy)
    Wiggum's nemesis in "Chief Wiggum, PI."
    Tim Conway
    Guest star on "The Simpson Family Smile-Time Variety Hour."

    4F21
    Willem Dafoe (Commandant)
    In charge of the military academy Bart and Lisa attend.

    Season Nine (1997-1998)


    4F23
    Martin Sheen (Sgt. Seymour Skinner)
    The "real" Skinner.

    3G02
    Fyvush Finkel (Himself playing Krusty)
    On a WB TV movie of Krusty's life.

    5F03
    Joe Namath
    Gives Bart advice on football - and vapor lock.
    Roy Firestone
    Hosted the "Sports Spew!" radio show.
    Mike Judge (Hank Hill)
    Guest stars from "King of the Hill".

    5F04
    Jan Hooks (Manjula)
    Apu's fiance.
    Andrea Martin (Apu's mother)
    Comes to see Apu get married to Manjula.

    5F05
    Stephen Jay Gould
    Examines the "angel".

    5F07
    Alex Trebek
    Hosts "Jeopardy!" like on real life, but tells Marge she owes them money.

    5F08
    Jim Varney (Cooter)
    The carny who takes over the Simpson house.

    5F11
    Jack Ong (Chinese fisherman)
    Catches Otto.

    James Earl Jones (Narrator)
    Explains how the kids get back to civilization in time for...

    5F10
    Bruce Baum
    Janeane Garafolo
    Bobcat Goldthwait
    Steven Wright
    Appear at the Springfield Comedy Fest.
    Jay Leno
    At the Comedy Fest, but also helps Krusty reform his act.
    Hank Williams, Jr
    Sings the Canyonero theme at the end.

    5F12
    Helen Hunt (Renee)
    Moe's expensive girlfriend.

    3G04
    Bob Denver
    Performs at the USO club.
    Rod Steiger (Captain Tenille)
    Commands Homer's nuclear sub.

    5F14
    Paul Winfield (Lucious Sweet)
    Makes a brief return; apparently has tax problems.

    5F09
    U2
  • Bono
  • The Edge
  • Adam Clayton
  • Larry Mullen

  • They help Homer win his campaign for sanitation engineer.
    Steve Martin (Ray Patterson)
    The former sanitation engineer.

    5F16
    Brendan Fraser (Brad)
    Steven Weber (Neil)
    Spokesmen for Powersauce Bars

    5F20
    Lisa Kudrow (Alexis)
    A new kid in school; she wants to grow up quickly.

    Season Ten (1998-1999)


    5F21
    William Daniels (KITT)
    Appears in the slide show.

    AABF01
    Robert Englund (Freddy Kruger)
    Speaks in couch scene
    Ed McMahon
    Hosts Snake's execution.
    Regis Philbin and Kathie Lee Gifford
    Bart and Lisa land in their soup.
    Jerry Springer
    Homer, Marge, Maggie, and Kang appear on his show.

    5F19
    Kim Basinger
    Alec Baldwin
    Ron Howard
    Getting away from it all in Springfield, until Homer blabs.
    Brian Grazer
    Runs the studio Ron Howard sells the movie idea to.

    AABF02
    Martin Mull (Seth)
    George Carlin (Munchie)
    Homer's hippie pals.

    AABF05
    Mark Hamill
    Appears at the sci-fi convention and dinner theater.
    Dick Tutfield (Voice of the robot)
    At the sci-fi convention; reprises his role from the "Lost in Space" TV show.

    AABF06
    The Moody Blues
  • Ray Thomas
  • Graeme Edge
  • Justin Hayward
  • John Lodge

  • Befriend Homer and Ned in the casino.

    AABF07
    Cyndi Lauper
    Sings the national anthem.

    AABF08
    Fred Willard (Wally Krogen)
    Springfield travel agent.
    Rosey Grier
    Runs the chapel.
    Troy Aikman
    Draws caricatures.
    Dan Marino
    Throws passes outside the Super Bowl.
    Pat Summerall
    John Madden
    Announce the Super Bowl.
    Dolly Parton
    Springs Homer and his pals from jail.
    Rupert Murdoch
    Homer and his buddies break into his booth.

    AABF09
    Ed Begley, Jr.
    Advocates solar energy; chains himself to a tree.

    AABF11
    Jan Hooks (Manjula)

    Apu has an affair and his wife Manjula kicks him out. Manjula throws a copy of the Kama Sutra out the window and says "You won't be needing this anymore
    The things Apu must do to be allowed back in:
    Eat a lightbulb.
    Get a cartoon published in the New Yorker
    Other things that I can't remember
    Elton John
    Sings an ode for Manjula.
    AABF15
    Isabella Rossellini
    Jasper Johns
    Homer's fellow artists/art critics.

    AABF16
    Jack LaLane
    Tries to save Springfield's elders.

    AABF17
    Michael McKean (Jerry Rude)
    Shock jock who interviews Mr. Burns. Uses a fart noise button.
    Burns was hurried out so lesbian gladiators could be interviewed.

    AABF18
    Stephen Hawking
    Saves Lisa from town riots.

    AABF20
    George Takei (Japanese Game Show Host)

    Hosts the "Happy Smile Super Challenge Family Wish Show". Puts the Simpson family through a tough ordeal to return home. A. Lightning round where Homer is electrocuted B. Plane tickets must be retrieved from a bridge over a "volcano".

    Season Eleven (1999-2000)


    AABF19
    The B-52's
    Sing the "Glove Slap" number.

    AABF21
    Ed Asner (Springfield Shopper editor)
    Hires Homer to be a food critic.

    AABF22
    Mark McGwire
    Does the dirty work for Major League Baseball.
    (distracts the townpeople from the info-collecting MLB satellite)

    AABF23
    Mel Gibson
    Homer thinks his movie stinks, so they remake it.
    Jack Burns (Edward Christian)
    Studio executive who dislikes Homer and Mel Gibson's "altered" ending.

    BABF01
    Lucy Lawless
    Kidnapped by The Collector.
    Dick Clark
    Hosts Springfield's New Year's Rockin' Eve.
    Tom Arnold
    In the rocket of undesirable celebs.

    BABF02
    Ron Howard
    Guest on Springfield Squares; later reassures. Penn and Teller
    Homer ruins their act.

    BABF03
    Jan Hooks (Manjula)
    Apu's wife. Bears octuplets(due to fertility drugs).
    Garry Marshall (Larry Kidkill)
    The exploitive zookeeper. Puts Apu and Manjula's octuplets into an exhibit.
    Butch Patrick
    The Zookeeper's helper.

    BABF05
    John Goodman (Meat Hook)
    Head of Bakersfield's Hell's Satans.
    Henry Winkler (Ramrod)
    Another Hell's Satan.
    NRBQ
    Perform at the biker club and during the credits.

    BABF06
    Don Cheadle (Brother Faith)
    Inspires Bart to become a faith healer.

    BABF08
    Britney Spears
    Co-presenter at the awards show.

    BABF09
    Randy Bachman
    Fred Turner
    The two perform at the State Fair.

    Other guest stars

    (I don't know the season numbers and production codes of the episodes they were on)

    The Who (in the "new Springfield" episode)(Play atop the garbage wall)

    The Superbowl episode
    Pat Summerall and John Madden-Announcers
    Dolly Parton Breaks Homer and the other guys out of the Super Bowl jail cell.

    The "Funzo" episode
    Gary Coleman(as the toy company security guard)
    The Dixie Chicks
    (as themselves in Krusty's Nondenominational Holiday Spectacular)

    N'sync (in The Party Posse episode)

    The Spellympics episode
    George Plimpton
    The MC for the Spellympics. Tries to get Lisa to throw the competition.

    "Tennis the Menace"
    Pete Sampras, Andre Agassi, Serena+Venus Williams
    All show up for Krusty's charity tennis tournament.

    "The 300th Episode Spectacular"
    Tony Hawk
    Is holding a skate party above Bart's apartment

    "The Regina Monologues"
    Tony Blair
    Welcomes the Simpsons to London.
    Sir Ian Mac Kellen
    Seen by the Simpsons as he was about to enter a theatre. Was part of a
    funny "Macbeth" gag.
    Queen Elizabeth II
    Slapped by Homer, and this incident ruins another Simpson vacation.

    Jackie Mason(in "Today I Am A Clown")(as Rabbi Krustofski)

    "Diatribe of a Mad Housewife"
    Tom Clancy
    "Endorses" Marge's book.
    Thomas Pynchon
    Ditto.
    Mary-Kate and Ashley Olsen
    Narrate "The Harpooned Heart" on tape.

    There are more that I don't know about, probably.


    Full list of sports-related guest stars:

    Andre Agassi, Troy Aikman, Wade Boggs, Michael Buffer, Jose Canseco, Terry Cashman, Roger Clemens, Gerry Cooney, Roy Firestone, Smokin' Joe Frazier, Rosey Grier, Ken Griffey Jr., Bret "The Hitman" Hart, Tony Hawk, Chick Hearn, Larry Holmes, Magic Johnson.

    Tom Kite, Jack LaLanne, Lisa Leslie, John Madden, Dan Marino, Don Mattingly, Mark McGwire, Joe Namath, Pete Sampras, Steve Sax, Mike Scioscia, Ozzie Smith, Darryl Strawberry, Pat Summerall, Johnny Unitas, Serena Williams, Venus Williams.
    Arrangement of this page (C) Alan Gilfoy 2004.




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