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Edna Krabappel

Edna Krabappel

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Sep 10, 2026

CraigHOST
16:23
Now, you should go off on this and... say how Bart got detention because of that.
CraigHOST
16:28
At this time where Skinner and Krabappel dating, I could see this being the reason why.
CraigHOST
16:35
Because, you know, if this was before they were dating, I don't think Bart would care that she saw Skinner's credit report or care that Bart gave out.
CraigHOST
16:45
Yeah.
BradHOST
2:49
Yeah.
BradHOST
2:50
Because, you know, to hear him tell it, he was pulled out of the rubble by first responders, and Principal Skinner and Miss Krabappel were in the rubble making babies, and he saw one of the babies, and the baby looked
JayHOST
3:00
at him.
JayHOST
3:01
It's the same scenario.
Ben MooreHOST
13:58
She's like, my life, this is Teen Witch, my life is a walking, talking tragedy.
Ben MooreHOST
14:04
But then Mrs. Krabappel says, oh, look, I've never seen this necklace before.
Ben MooreHOST
14:09
This magical looking necklace.
Ben MooreHOST
14:11
It looks old.
Andrea BarberHOST
14:12
And then we have the beloved Marsha Wallace as Mrs. Carruthers.
Andrea BarberHOST
14:16
Oh, she won an Emmy for voicing Edna Crabapple on The Simpsons.
Andrea BarberHOST
14:22
Yeah, for a second I was like, for our show? No.
Andrea BarberHOST
14:25
No, no, no.
Harrison GeorgeHOST
44:47
I'm trying to think of other things that have happened.
Harrison GeorgeHOST
44:49
Edna Krabappel's relationships were always kept in universe.
Harrison GeorgeHOST
44:53
But like, I think on a show, especially an animated sitcom, I would love for there to be more tentpoles of things that happen that gets stuck in time.
Nick MestadGUEST
45:04
Yes.
Steve GuntliHOST
18:24
We have metal parts on them.
Steve GuntliHOST
18:26
We get Marsha Wallace, of course, Edna Krabappel.
Steve GuntliHOST
18:29
We get a little brief cameo from her here.
Steve GuntliHOST
18:31
One of the few fatalities in this movie, a largely deathless movie.
BeefHOST
64:09
But you're right.
BeefHOST
64:10
If I was a little fucking shit stain, which I am, I'm just 46 now, I would totally be angling for at least a handy, right? And then I'd be like, you got a blowjob? Oh, Miss Krabappel, we got to revisit the terms of our agreement.
BeefHOST
64:28
Yeah.
BeefHOST
64:30
So they're raiding numerous homes.
Steven SklanskyHOST
8:54
Springfield Elementary is taking their kids on a field trip.
Steven SklanskyHOST
8:57
And Miss Krabappel is like, children, I'm sorry to say, one of your lunchboxes exploded.
Steven SklanskyHOST
9:04
And she's holding up a leaky lunchbox.
Steven SklanskyHOST
9:08
And she's like, who has the little bunny foo-foo lunchbox? Man, I don't know if I'd cop
Steven SklanskyHOST
13:10
Milhouse? Yeah, that's weird.
Steven SklanskyHOST
13:16
And Edna's shocked by Milhouse speaking up.
Steven SklanskyHOST
13:18
And she's like, Milhouse, what happened to my little glass coward? Milhouse is like, what do you care, Miss Crabapple? It's like, oh, no, sorry, Mrs.
Steven SklanskyHOST
13:29
Crabapple.
KristenHOST
46:16
[laughs]
WilliamHOST
46:17
And the, it turned out that Principal Skinner and Mrs. Krabappel [laughs] had been, and, and lunch lady-
KristenHOST
46:23
That's such a good joke, by the way, Mrs. Krabappel.
WilliamHOST
46:26
I know, Mrs. Krabappel.
WilliamHOST
46:27
She's a crab apple.
KristenHOST
46:27
Yeah.
WilliamHOST
46:31
...
WilliamHOST
46:31
the, like, eight, late '80s, early '90s.
Andrew TateHOST
46:59
When you said the dogs were barking and they looked at her, [laughs] anytime somebody says something like that, it reminds me of that scene from The Simpsons where Ralph is talking to his parents and he goes like, "Mrs.
Andrew TateHOST
47:09
Krabappel and Principal Skinner were in the closet making babies, and I saw one of the babies, and the baby looked at me." [laughs] Oh, man.
Brandon LanierHOST
47:19
Yeah, such a Cromulent episode.
Andrew TateHOST
47:22
Yeah, I love that episode.

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