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He starred in a filmstrip about nuclear power, which was shown to [[Bart]]'s fourth grade class when they visited the plant on a school trip.<ref>"[[Homer's Odyssey]]"</ref>
 
He starred in a filmstrip about nuclear power, which was shown to [[Bart]]'s fourth grade class when they visited the plant on a school trip.<ref>"[[Homer's Odyssey]]"</ref>
  
His pet peeve is to be mistaken with {{W|Ross Perot}}. He has been featured in other animated atomic films, such as ''Atom and Eve: A Return to Eden'', ''Why Flesh Won't Fall Off Your Face'', and ''Please Don't Eat the Daisies Near the Recovery Tank''<ref>''[[Skybox (cards)|Skybox]]''</ref>.
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His pet peeve is to be mistaken with {{W|Ross Perot}}. He has been featured in other animated atomic films, such as ''Atom and Eve: A Return to Eden'', ''Why Flesh Won't Fall Off Your Face'', and ''Please Don't Eat the Daisies Near the Recovery Tank''.<ref>''[[Skybox (cards)|Skybox]]''</ref>
  
 
== Appearances ==
 
== Appearances ==

Revision as of 19:10, October 26, 2012

Smilin' Joe Fission
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Character Information
Gender:
Male ♂
Status:
Fictional
Age: Expected to live 24, 400 years
Occupation: Film Strip Commentator
First appearance: "Homer's Odyssey"
Voiced by: Harry Shearer


Smilin' Joe Fission is the official mascot of the Springfield Nuclear Power Plant and the Springfield Isotopes.

History

He starred in a filmstrip about nuclear power, which was shown to Bart's fourth grade class when they visited the plant on a school trip.[1]

His pet peeve is to be mistaken with Ross Perot. He has been featured in other animated atomic films, such as Atom and Eve: A Return to Eden, Why Flesh Won't Fall Off Your Face, and Please Don't Eat the Daisies Near the Recovery Tank.[2]

Appearances

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