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Another single appearance character, as far as I can tell.

At least she's slightly more memorable than the guy from Monday, whoever that was, in that she has a point to exist in the scene. Homer's refusal of her advances, and Marge's subsequent jealousy, are sort of cute, but then the episode moves on completely - a "Homer hires an overly flirty assistant" plot would be fine for most sitcoms, but what this show cooks up is much better.

I always feel for the character designers in moments like this, being tasked with the challenge of providing a character that is meant to be considered "conventionally attractive" while still looking like a Simpsons character. The show is intentionally somewhat ugly, and as we've seen with the 265 characters preceding this, the characters are too. But I think they did a pretty good job!

Besides, I don't wanna kink shame. If you find all Simpsons characters attractive, go nuts, enjoy.

A minor correction: I name her as a secretary, but she is actually applying to be an assistant. If anyone asks, she ended up being a secretary elsewhere. Maybe in Shelbyville.

This post is part of my "Every Simpsons Character Ever" series. For a list of my rules in this project, click here.

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Alexander Hale

I've always seen this character as a proto-Mindy, which doesn't make too much sense as she's overtly flirtatious and applying for this role which is nothing like the job Mindy had (co-worker). I think it must just be the eyes and the fringe. Comparing the two characters now I no longer see it.

David Cooper

Maybe it's just that there's only so many ways you can draw an "attractive" character in the Simpsons world, at least from this early era.