Miscellaneous appearances

Disclaimer: The webmaster hasn’t seen/read/engaged in everything listed. Sources for the book and attraction entries (as well as select entries on other sections) are most likely sourced from Wikisimpsons, as opposed to personal confirmation. This list is currently incomplete.

Movies

  1. The Simpsons Movie - nonspeaking in the main film, but speaks once in a mid-credits scene

Specials and shorts

  1. FOX's 25th Anniversary Special
  2. A Message from Springfield Republican Party Headquarters - lost media
  3. Mr. Burns Endorses Romney - minor
  4. Fiscal Cliff - minor
  5. The Simpsons Take the Bowl
  6. Homer Votes 2016 - nonspeaking
  7. Springfield of Dreams: The Legend of Homer Simpson - minor, archival footage
  8. Balenciaga - minor (one scene)
  9. Plusaversary - nonspeaking
  10. The Simpsons Meet the Bocellis in "Feliz Navidad" - nonspeaking

Books

  1. The Homer Book
  2. Comic Book Guy's Book of Pop Culture
  3. The Krusty Book
  4. The Book of Moe
  5. Chief Wiggum's Book of Crime and Punishment
  6. C. Montgomery Burns' Handbook of World Domination

Albums and songs*

(Note: excludes songs that weren’t released on any albums; for list of in-show songs, see the list of musical numbers)

  1. The Simpsons Sing the Blues (Look at All Those Idiots**)
  2. Songs in the Key of Springfield (Jingles Bells, speaking only / Two Dozen and One Greyhounds (Medley), speaking only)
  3. Go Simpsonic with the Simpsons (Happy Birthday, Mr. Burns, speaking only / The Simpsons Spin-Off Showcase (Medley) / Happy Birthday, Mr. Smithers, speaking only)
  4. The Simpsons: Testify (Sold Separately)

* Is also featured in Songs in the Key of Springfield’s “We Do (The Stonecutters’ Song)”, but like in the episode, his voice isn’t audible. Appears on the covers for Songs in the Key of Springfield, Go Simpsonic with the Simpsons, and despite not appearing in their contents, The Streets of Springfield and The Yellow Album.

** He technically only speaks in "Look at All Those Idiots", he does play an active role in the song and speak in a way that contributes to the music, as opposed to the way his other speaking-only roles don't contribute to the actual song. Do with that what you will.

Music videos

  1. Do the Bartman - nonspeaking

Real-world attractions

  1. The Simpsons Ride - nonspeaking