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08:58 AEST Wed Jul 28 2004
PAAIN - Fans of The Simpsons cartoon classic have been given another cliffhanger to agonise over - which of the cast is coming out of the closet.
One of the colourful characters will tell the world he or she is gay - in an episode where lovable oaf Homer Simpson is ordained on the internet and begins performing same-sex weddings.
Hints about the plot line were dropped by show producer Matt Groening at a San Diego comic convention. But there are no clues as to who the character in question is.
An obvious candidate is Waylon Smithers, who is in love with dastardly nuclear power plant boss, Mr Burns. But his sexuality is hardly a secret.
Other suggestions are Marge Simpson's twin sisters, Selma and Patty, who have a string of failed relationships with men behind them.
But the show's writers are more likely to take Simpsons fans by surprise - it could even be tough Scot Groundskeeper Willy.
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In the episode, the Simpson's hometown of Springfield legalises gay marriage - a topic which has prompted hot debate in America in recent months.
Meanwhile, Groening said he still plans to make a Simpsons feature film, but production will not start until the television series comes to an end.
©AAP 2004
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PAAIN - Fans of The Simpsons cartoon classic have been given another cliffhanger to agonise over - which of the cast is coming out of the closet.
One of the colourful characters will tell the world he or she is gay - in an episode where lovable oaf Homer Simpson is ordained on the internet and begins performing same-sex weddings.
Hints about the plot line were dropped by show producer Matt Groening at a San Diego comic convention. But there are no clues as to who the character in question is.
An obvious candidate is Waylon Smithers, who is in love with dastardly nuclear power plant boss, Mr Burns. But his sexuality is hardly a secret.
Other suggestions are Marge Simpson's twin sisters, Selma and Patty, who have a string of failed relationships with men behind them.
But the show's writers are more likely to take Simpsons fans by surprise - it could even be tough Scot Groundskeeper Willy.
advertisement
In the episode, the Simpson's hometown of Springfield legalises gay marriage - a topic which has prompted hot debate in America in recent months.
Meanwhile, Groening said he still plans to make a Simpsons feature film, but production will not start until the television series comes to an end.
©AAP 2004
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hehe but i wonder who who??? can't be bart, cuz hes a cowabunga dude, can't be that l ittle gal forgot her name cuz shes so intellgent and all that ms know it all, marge nah cuz of her love for homer but then again homer??? good question u can never predict that dude anyway,, smithers too obvious burns ? well theres an idea but quacky at best, the twins always a chormosome thing. so we'll see! 
who
I'm not quite sure who will be the one...
