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== History ==
 
== History ==
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[[Bart]] first met him after being saved by Buck from a ferocious dog. During his heyday, Buck learned a lot of tricks involving animals and, when sober, boasted impressive marksmanship. After realizing how much it saddened Bart to know that Buck was an alcoholic, he quit drinking, only to start again after Bart was content. He was also addicted to drugs and pornography, as he threw out a syringe and a pornographic magazine. Homer then picked the magazine up and said, "There's nothing wrong with a little hey-hey." Buck even managed to save [[Springfield]] from criminals.<ref>"[[The Lastest Gun in the West]]"</ref>
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[[File:Buck McCoy Drunken Cowboy.png|thumb|left|A young Buck McCoy advertising [[Drunken Cowboy Whiskey]].]]
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In his prime, Buck McCoy acted in many Westerns, including ''[[Texas Rangers Ride Again]]'', ''[[Wyatt Earp Meets the Mummy]]'', ''[[Six Brides for Seven Brothers]]'', and ''[[Six-Gun Lullaby]]''. However, when the 1970s came along, Westerns were no longer popular, so McCoy starred in the show ''[[McTrigger]]'' until he was written out of the show. After this, he became an alcoholic and barely left [[Buck McCoy's mansion|his mansion]] in [[Springfield]].
  
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He later attended [[Lisa]]'s town meeting about [[Lake Springfield]]. During [[Trappuccino]], he was part of the mob that was after [[Homer]] for polluting the lake.<ref>''[[The Simpsons Movie]]''</ref>
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In the present day, [[Bart]] was chased by [[Rover|a rabid dog]]. To escape it, he climbed over the gate to McCoy's mansion. McCoy then introduced himself to Bart and showed Bart a trick to turn the dog placid. McCoy showed Bart the inside of his mansion and introduced him to [[Frank the Wonder Horse]], the horse who starred alongside McCoy in many of his films and even directed one. The retired actor then told Bart that he could come back anytime to see him.
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Bart later took [[Milhouse]] to see McCoy, and McCoy gave them both a tour of his mansion, showing off his movie posters and props. However, [[Homer]] started to become jealous of the time Bart was spending with his new hero. When Buck was invited around to the [[Simpson house]] for dinner, Homer also dressed as a cowboy in an attempt to win Bart's attention. Buck also inspired Bart to start a Western craze at [[Springfield Elementary]], with many of the students dressing as cowboys.
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Wanting to see Buck have a comeback, Bart and [[Lisa]] went to [[Krusty]] to try and get Buck on ''{{Krusty show}}''. Krusty agreed, and the kids then convinced Buck to come out of retirement for the show. While practicing for the episode, Buck showed that he still had his old skillset, hitting every target he was aiming for with his guns. However, Krusty told Buck that millions would be watching, which caused the actor to become stressed and start drinking. When the sketch Buck was taking part in started, he was late coming on stage. He then accidentally emptied one of his guns and missed where he was aiming with the second due to being drunk. He managed to shoot Krusty in the stomach. After the show, Buck apologized to Bart and the Simpsons and told them that he was an alcoholic. Krusty then told Buck that he would never be on the show again.
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Bart was upset over his new hero turning out to be a dud, so Homer and [[Marge]] attempted to get Buck sober and poured away all of his alcohol, including a painting made of liquor. They also got Buck into the [[John Ford Center for Alcoholic Cowboys]]. However, Buck decided that it wasn't for him and quit in his first session. Homer felt bad about Bart being sad and came up with a plan when he saw a news report about a robbery at the [[National Bank of Springfield]]. Homer, Bart, and Buck went to the bank where Buck proceeded to lasso the guns away from the robbers and knock them out. Buck became a hero to Bart again, and he rode back home and told Bart to never bother him again.<ref>"[[The Lastest Gun in the West]]"</ref>
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He later attended Lisa's town meeting about [[Lake Springfield]]. During [[Trappuccino]], he was part of the mob that went after Homer for polluting the lake.<ref>''[[The Simpsons Movie]]''</ref>
  
 
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Revision as of 09:35, August 22, 2025

Buck McCoy
Buck McCoy.png
Artwork of Buck McCoy from The Simpsons: Tapped Out
Character Information
Gender:
Male ♂
Status:
Alive
Age: 76
Hair: Gray
Occupation: Western film star
First appearance: "The Lastest Gun in the West"
Voiced by: Dennis Weaver
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Buck McCoy is a former Western film star and recovering alcoholic.

History

A young Buck McCoy advertising Drunken Cowboy Whiskey.

In his prime, Buck McCoy acted in many Westerns, including Texas Rangers Ride Again, Wyatt Earp Meets the Mummy, Six Brides for Seven Brothers, and Six-Gun Lullaby. However, when the 1970s came along, Westerns were no longer popular, so McCoy starred in the show McTrigger until he was written out of the show. After this, he became an alcoholic and barely left his mansion in Springfield.

In the present day, Bart was chased by a rabid dog. To escape it, he climbed over the gate to McCoy's mansion. McCoy then introduced himself to Bart and showed Bart a trick to turn the dog placid. McCoy showed Bart the inside of his mansion and introduced him to Frank the Wonder Horse, the horse who starred alongside McCoy in many of his films and even directed one. The retired actor then told Bart that he could come back anytime to see him.

Bart later took Milhouse to see McCoy, and McCoy gave them both a tour of his mansion, showing off his movie posters and props. However, Homer started to become jealous of the time Bart was spending with his new hero. When Buck was invited around to the Simpson house for dinner, Homer also dressed as a cowboy in an attempt to win Bart's attention. Buck also inspired Bart to start a Western craze at Springfield Elementary, with many of the students dressing as cowboys.

Wanting to see Buck have a comeback, Bart and Lisa went to Krusty to try and get Buck on The Krusty the Clown Show. Krusty agreed, and the kids then convinced Buck to come out of retirement for the show. While practicing for the episode, Buck showed that he still had his old skillset, hitting every target he was aiming for with his guns. However, Krusty told Buck that millions would be watching, which caused the actor to become stressed and start drinking. When the sketch Buck was taking part in started, he was late coming on stage. He then accidentally emptied one of his guns and missed where he was aiming with the second due to being drunk. He managed to shoot Krusty in the stomach. After the show, Buck apologized to Bart and the Simpsons and told them that he was an alcoholic. Krusty then told Buck that he would never be on the show again.

Bart was upset over his new hero turning out to be a dud, so Homer and Marge attempted to get Buck sober and poured away all of his alcohol, including a painting made of liquor. They also got Buck into the John Ford Center for Alcoholic Cowboys. However, Buck decided that it wasn't for him and quit in his first session. Homer felt bad about Bart being sad and came up with a plan when he saw a news report about a robbery at the National Bank of Springfield. Homer, Bart, and Buck went to the bank where Buck proceeded to lasso the guns away from the robbers and knock them out. Buck became a hero to Bart again, and he rode back home and told Bart to never bother him again.[1]

He later attended Lisa's town meeting about Lake Springfield. During Trappuccino, he was part of the mob that went after Homer for polluting the lake.[2]

Non-canon

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Buck McCoy
Image Cost Unlock method Unlocks with Unlock message Yearbook
Buck McCoy.png Donut150 Wild West, The Most Dangerous Game and A Hard Play's Night
Premium 		Wild West Film Set Yeah, that's right. The most famous movie cowboy in the world. Character is available via the Yearbook Mystery Box
Donut30
Donut80 Time Traveling Toaster
Premium (Time Capsule Mystery Box)
Mystery Box Token1 Blargsgiving, Northward Bound, The Atom Smasher and Cold Turkey
Gold Mystery Box
Donut125 Northward Bound and Summer of Our Discontent
Premium
Mystery Box Token1 Showbiz Showdown
Showbiz Showdown Mystery Box
Shattered Dreams Mystery Box Token1 Shattered Dreams Mystery Box
Entertainment
Technical Information ID Groups Quest(s) Internal Name
145006 Premium Characters, Premium Male Buck in the Saddle Again BuckMcCoy
Taps Final Update
Wave Cost Release
2 Donut125 October 1, 2024

Appearances

References

  1. ↑ "The Lastest Gun in the West"
  2. ↑ The Simpsons Movie


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