Other than when they visit England and 'The British Book of Smiles'?

Surely there are plenty of stereotypes and clichés they can exploit, drinking tea, bowler hats, monocles etc.

ooh! Good one!

Apart from the ones in the Regina Monologues, all I can think of is:

Ned Flander's english relative "Lord Thistlewick Flanders" (had to use snpp.com for that one). One-off character.

Eric Idle's documentary making character (Excuse me while I miss the sky).

Can't think of any others off the top of my head

Groundskeeper Willie's British; does that count?

Oh, and Tony Blair *coughpuppetcough* was on The Simpsons as a guest at one stage.

yeh he is british i didnt think of that.

Groundskeeper Willie is Scottish not English.

I did say he's British. Like I said, close enough, right?

I think Tony Blair was init once, when the Simpsons went on holiday to England

Only one i know is when mary pippins-like person came to the rescue she said she worked for the "Earl of Sussex"Sussex is in East Anglia.

Hugh, Lisa's future husband....

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Hugh, Lisa's future husband....

Good work fella!

Also, the monkey that was sent into space and comes back super intelligent speaks with an English accent.

That does not make him English

I know, but it's my thread, so what I say goes.

What ever.

What about Lisas, and Milhouses, Prince Charmings? "Slimey prince limey!".

And I think Snake is English, and Mr Burns sometimes sounds English too.

Dont forget the old Irish fella, who they beat up and started the tradition of Whacking Day.

You do know that Irish people come from Ireland not England.

Of course, but I extended it to anyone from the British Isles.

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Groundskeeper Willie is Scottish not English.

Hes from the UK!!!!

There is no way that Snake is English!

I think that Sideshow Bob and his brother are English, but I dunno. They have English accents.

In one episode, it escapes me at the moment, but they mentioned that British convicts were sent to Australia, and it showed Snake? I am sure this happened, unless I read it in a Simpsons Comic!

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There is no way that Snake is English!

I think that Sideshow Bob and his brother are English, but I dunno. They have English accents.

They are played by the two brothers who are in Fraiser so that makes them American. I think.

From memory the following made appearances in episodes of the Simpsons. Sting. Spinal Tap. Ringo Starr. HRH (very briefly). Prime Minister Blair. Peter Frampton. Other characters I can think of were the old Cat Burglar (A take on David Niven?). And the very English dog training lady.

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Originally posted by Suicidal Lemming:
There is no way that Snake is English!

I think that Sideshow Bob and his brother are English, but I dunno. They have English accents.

No, they are both American.

The only English charactors are one offs, except the one toff who is used very, very rarely in a very camp situation.

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And the very English dog training lady.

Oh yes!

Did anyone see tonights episode. Ozzy Osbourne. But what on earth was that accent about???