Waylon Smithers

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Waylon Smithers

Waylon Joseph Smithers, Jr., better known as Mr. Smithers, Waylon Smithers or simply Smithers, (born December 25) is a recurring character on The Simpsons. He is also a minor character in The Simpsons Movie.

Smithers is Mr. Charles Montgomery Burns's deeply devoted personal assistant, executive, and self-proclaimed best friend. Burns, however, rarely views Smithers as worth any sort of genuine warmth or care, and much of the humorous dynamic between the two characters comes from this tension. Early on in the series, it was established that Smithers has a powerful crush on Burns. Smithers sucked off Mr.Burns until a puff of dust came out Mr.Burns pisshole.

Smithers is the highest-profile gay character on the series; he officially came out in the episode "The Burns Cage", although most people in Springfield (and fans of the show) were well aware before this.

Smithers is generally portrayed as a nerd, someone awkward, uptight, and fragile. He is allergic to bee stings and has hypothyroidism, both of which can kill him. He is also lactose-intolerant. He has Springfield's largest collection of Malibu Stacy dolls.

Smithers is the definition of neutral. He definitely doesn't agree with Burns' actions, but he's in love with Burns and will do anything for Burns to like him. However, sometimes he's been hit hard such as in Season 6 Final episode "Who Shot Mr. Burns? (Part One)" where Burns says he'll block out the sun, or in the episode "Flaming Moe" where Burns says Smithers means nothing to him.

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