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*[[Mary Lincoln]]; the First Lady of the United States to [[Abraham Lincoln]]. | *[[Mary Lincoln]]; the First Lady of the United States to [[Abraham Lincoln]]. | ||
*[[Mary Magdalene]]; one of [[Jesus]]' followers. | *[[Mary Magdalene]]; one of [[Jesus]]' followers. | ||
| + | *[[Mary Tyler Maul]]; a retired roller derby skater who used to be part of the [[Springfield Spitfires]]. | ||
*[[Mary Tyler Moore]]; American actress. | *[[Mary Tyler Moore]]; American actress. | ||
*[[Mary Norton]]; English author. | *[[Mary Norton]]; English author. | ||
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Mary may refer to:
Characters[edit]
- Mary (On a Clear Day I Can't See My Sister); a fictional character from a movie called So You've Got a Restraining Order.
- Mary (What's Worse Than Being a Skinny Girl?); a woman who was jealous of Betty.
- Mary Bailey; Springfield's state's governor.
- Mary Bono; American politician.
- Mary Cassatt; American painter and printmaker.
- Mary Catherine; a nun.
- Mary Flanders; the alias that Marge used when Homer was hiding from Rex Banner.
- Mary Frowning Cloud; the mother of Winifred Running Goat, Humphrey Little Goat and Jane Nervous Goat.
- Mary Hatch Bailey; the wife of George Bailey in the film It's a Wonderful Life.
- Mary Kay; a woman who works at The Singing Sirloin.
- Mary Lincoln; the First Lady of the United States to Abraham Lincoln.
- Mary Magdalene; one of Jesus' followers.
- Mary Tyler Maul; a retired roller derby skater who used to be part of the Springfield Spitfires.
- Mary Tyler Moore; American actress.
- Mary Norton; English author.
- Mary Poppins; a character in the story of Mary Poppins.
- Mary Lou Retton; American gymnast.
- Mary Shelley; English writer.
- Mary Smith; a deceased woman.
- Mary Spuckler; one of Cletus and Brandine Spuckler's children.
- Mary Not-Quite-Right Spuckler; a member of the Spuckler family.
- Mary Zeke Spuckler; a member of the Spuckler family.
- Mary Sue; an Internet troll and a member of the Troll Force Five.
- Mary Tannenbaum; a movie producer for The Heartmark Channel.
- Mary Jane Watson; a love interest of Spider-Man.
- Mary Worth (character); a fictional character and star of the newspaper comic strip of the same name.
- Mary-Kate Olsen (character); American actress.
- Mopey Mary; a girl who threw herself down a well.
- Queen Mary I; the queen of England.
- Virgin Mary; mother of Jesus Christ.
Behind the Laughter[edit]
- Mary Badham; actress and guest star.
- Mary Jane Ferguson; script supervisor for the season 3 episode "Bart's Friend Falls in Love".
- Mary Hanley; character layout artist for The Simpsons.
- Mary Ann Johnson; received a thanks for the album Go Simpsonic with The Simpsons.
- Mary Kiani; vocalist for the song "The Ten Commandments of Bart" on the album The Yellow Album.
- Mary Jo Mennella; received a special thanks for the albums Songs in the Key of Springfield, The Yellow Album and Go Simpsonic with The Simpsons.
- Mary Orario-Natale; character layout artist for The Simpsons.
- Mary Lynn Rajskub; actress and guest star.
- Mary Trainor; writer and artist for Bongo Comics.
- Mary-Kate Olsen; actress and guest star.
Locations[edit]
- Mary-Anne's Hammocks; a hammock shop.
Miscellaneous[edit]
- Mary Worth telephone; a telephone.
- Mary Worth; a comic series.
- Mary Worth (comic strip); the real life comic strip.
