What does WS stand for?

Waylon Smithers (The Simpsons)

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Add to that list Waylon Smithers of The Simpsons (the blue-balled assistant of Mr.

Drawn out: Tintin's been outed. Jinkies! Could Velma be next?

His main guest is Harry Shearer, who was one of the talents behind This Is Spinal Tap, and one of the star voices for The Simpsons, providing the larynx for Mr Burns, Waylon Smithers, Ned Flanders, Rev Timothy Lovejoy and Kent Brockman among others.

Well steel themselves for their big European battle; BRIAN McIVER'S ...

Current favourite is Mr Burns' devoted sidekick Waylon Smithers, but a good outside bet is 12-1 for Reverend Lovejoy.

24Seven: Out & About: Homersexual

Waylon Smithers, the doting executive assistant to Homer's boss, the cadaverous Mr.

America's real first family: this July, the lovable yellow clan hits ...

Groening refused to rule out that the homosexual could be Homer, but the smart money is on Waylon Smithers, timid underling of evil nuclear power tycoon Montgomery Burns.

Shock of Homer's gay day

But the smart-alec Warner Bros favourite was beaten to the top spot by Waylon Smithers, Monty Burns' assistant in The Simpsons.

Bugs is outed in radio poll

Be on the lookout for butch women midgets and Waters's notorious pencil-line mustache as well as his conclusive definition of "camp," not to mention an ill-fated tete-A-tete between the antiques dealer and the series' closeted regular, Waylon Smithers [see story on page 30].

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