I'm so glad you're home! Homer : Can't talk. See Flanders. Later sex. Homer : This is Ned Flanders, my friend! Carl : What'd he say? Lenny : I dunno, something about being gay. Homer : Heh-heh-heh, I did it. Second in line, and all I had to do was miss eight days of work. Man : With the money you would have made working, you could have bought tickets from a scalper. Homer : In theory, yes. Homer : Jerk.
Homer : If everyone here were more like Ned Flanders, there'd be no need for Heaven, we would already be there. Kent Brockman : Springfield has come down with a fever: football fever. If you have the fever, there's only one cure. If you'd be so kind as to allow our site, we promise to keep bringing you great content.
Thanks for that. And thanks for reading Autoblog. James Riswick. View More. Thank You Thanks for subscribing. Check your in-box to get started. Sign Up More Info. We notice you're using an ad blocker. He, along with his late wife, also worked as a member of the Springfield Volunteer Fire Department, once saving Homer from his burning house.
He portrayed a pot-smoking, chain smoking, hog-riding hippie partygoer named MadDog whom, after arriving back home with his girlfriend played by Maude Flanders , who is also a pot-smoking hippie partygoer, they smoked a cigarette to "make the night complete. His girlfriend tries to warn him to stop drop and roll, but he ignores it as he felt it was for clydes and that "a little fire won't hurt him.
Ned has also worked as a bounty hunter, alongside Homer Simpson, for a short time. After getting fired from that job for suggesting the Power Plant gives money to charity, Ned went to work for Springfield Harbor Cruises and Rolling Stone Magazine , being fired from both jobs.
He now currently works as a fourth grade teacher at Springfield Elementary School. Ned's dogged friendship inspires the loyalty of others; when his Leftorium appeared on the verge of bankruptcy shortly after it opened, Homer arranged a Frank Capra-esque scene akin to George Bailey by advertising the Leftorium to many left-handed people in Springfield. At some point before or after college, Ned met and married the equally meek and religious Maude. Maude died an untimely death in a freak accident involving t-shirt cannons, [37] leaving Ned alone and grieving.
He is technically still married to a woman named Ginger Flanders , whom he married on a drunken bender in Las Vegas. Ned and Marge had once almost kiss twice, since Homer spent too much time as Carl 's assistant and Ned felt alone. Marge had hit Ned with a hammer, so she invited him to dinner. While helping Marge with the food they were going to kiss, but the oven rang, later, while eating cream strawberries, they almost kiss again, but Marge remembers Homer so they just hug before Homer arrives.
Edna was then married to Ned. Flanders personality makes him think of Homer as good and friendly, but Homer actually hates Flanders. Homer tells Ned to "shut his stupid face" on a regular basis, and has even prayed for his ruin and death — "I've learned that life is one crushing defeat after another, until you just wish Flanders was dead. Examples of this include Homer comforting Ned following Maude's death seconds after preparing to bash Ned's head in with a rock largely due to Marge's insistence that the Simpson family must now be supportive of the Flanders family in wake of the tragic loss of Maude, [37] and helping Ned build Praiseland Amusement Park.
Homer genuinely misses Ned's absence, especially when a gruff, unneighborly man buys the house, and is overjoyed when Ned returns to Springfield. When Bart becomes a camper, he would seem to have taken a liking to his head camper Ned Flanders.
This is shown by Bart talking in Flanders normal diddly-doodily fashion. He acts as the "unquestioned Lord and Master of the world" in a parallel universe in a segment in " Treehouse of Horror V ", in which he instituted Orwellian "Re-Neducation" facilities for those with impure thoughts culminating in frontal lobotomies.
In other Halloween episodes he proclaimed his preference for "wanton carnality" as an early Pilgrim immigrant to the New World, only to be vetoed by Maude; been transformed into a werewolf; been murdered by Homer Simpson who used the rise of a zombie horde as an excuse for killing him Homer Simpson: "He was a zombie?
In " Bart to the Future ", Bart sees his own future. Ned, at age 90, is seen blind, revealing he received laser eye surgery, which was great at the beginning, but after the year-point, your eyes fall out. In " Holidays of Future Passed ", he is seen married with Maude's ghost. While not being played, he is a passenger. Puritan Flanders. Stupid Sexy Flanders. Werewolf Flanders. The writers found Harry Shearer's voice for Flanders so sweet that they decided to make the character a Christian.
The episode was the series premiere, but not the first episode produced. The first episode in which Flanders and his family were prominent is season two's "Dead Putting Society", which also contained the first appearance of Maude and Rod Flanders. Flanders was named after Flanders St.
Groening described the inspiration for Flanders as "just a guy who was truly nice, that Homer had no justifiable reason to loathe, but then did".
It was not until after the first few episodes that it was decided Flanders would be a faithful Christian. Mike Scully noted that Flanders is "everything Homer would love to be, although he'll never admit it". Flanders had been meant to be just a neighbor that Homer was jealous of, but Harry Shearer used "such a sweet voice" and Flanders was broadened to become a Christian and a sweet guy that someone would prefer to live next to over Homer.
Flanders is known for his nonsensical jabbering, and his first use of the word "didly" was in "The Call of the Simpsons". Ned Flanders was not religious in his first few appearances and in the first few seasons he was only mildly religious and his primary role was to be so "cloyingly perfect as to annoy and shame the Simpsons", whereas Homer Simpson has always hated Ned Flanders and always tries to undermine him. There has been a consistent effort among the show's writers to make him not just "goody good and an unsympathetic person".
In the later seasons, Flanders has become more of a caricature of the Christian right, and his role as an irritating "perfect neighbor" has been lessened.
It was suggested by George Meyer, who had had a friend who had owned a left-handed specialty store which failed. The episode " Hurricane Neddy " shows Ned's faith being tested and the writers also used the episode as a chance to examine what makes him tick.
In most of Flanders' appearances on the show, he was voiced by Harry Shearer. However, there was one episode where he was voiced by someone other than Harry Shearer. The episode was " Homer to the Max " where he was voiced by Karl Wiedergott , which was deliberately done as a self-referential joke at the time where the voice actors for The Simpsons got low salaries from FOX , and FOX threatened to replace them with replacement voice actors.
Entitled Love that God , it highlights the Flanders' dedication to religion and perfect family niceness, yet again. Ned nearly scolds Rod and Todd, who are busy praying, after they refuse to get ready for church — only to be told that it is, in fact, a Saturday.
Ned laughs at his mistake with a trademark "Okelydokely! Time limitations have prevented them from producing more. Ironically, the reason why "The Adventures of Ned Flanders" was first conceived was because they couldn't expand the episode to fill up the remaining time gap. Please improve the article, or discuss the issue on the talk page. Talk Contributions Create account Log in. Essential pages. Page Discussion Edit this page History.
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