For the past three-plus decades of the "Simpsons", Anthony "Fat Tony" D'Aamiko (expressed by OEO MANTHEN) is embodied almost every film and TV-mobile stereotype while led by the Springfield Mafia. But did you know that the fat tons you may have seen in recent seasons is not the same fat tons that he currently met Bart (Nancy Cartrain) with the life of (organized) crime that returned to season 3? That's the case - the original fat tons dies in the 22nd episode "Donny Fattso", and while it may seem like A. The repetitive character of the Simpsons is killing For good, the status quo was eventually renewed when his replacement, almost identical to the nonsense (but much slimmer), responded to Tony, gained so much weight that he looked exactly the same as his late cousin ... and subsequently took his monique.

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In an interview in 2024 with CrackedMantenja opened up about how he felt when he learned that fat tons would die of a heart attack when he discovered that Homer (Dan Castellaneta), under the guise of Nicki's mobile part of Nicky Altosaxphonia (just go with him), is actually an FBI informant. "When I first read that script, I was destroyed. I thought, 'Oh, ***, I've finished. The fat tons ended." However, it was before the actor came to the end of the "Donny Fattso" script, explaining how Tony responded from his cousin. "Then he gained a certain weight and called it fit-fat tons, but now he's just a fat tons," he continued. "So, I was happy to do the same man again."

Well, Fat Tony is not nowhere close Kenny McCormick of South Park as a character who dies constantly In one episode and returns to life in the next appearance as if nothing happened. He does not even hold a candle on his own Hans Mall at Springfield (Dan Castellaneta), who has repeatedly been "resurrected" to the Simpsons. But his death in Donny Fattso was not the last time the character in his various repetitions received, how we would say that, "deleted". In the double "serious Flanders" of the 33 season, Fat Tony and his chickens are among the few recurrent characters killed by the killer Costas Becker (Brian Cox). (Rich Texan, disco, and even ancient and seemingly immortal Mr Burns also bite the dust in the first part!) These deaths, however, are fortunately non-canonical, as "Serious Flanders" is a parody of the FX crime drama at FX.

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As a lifelong "Simpsons" fan who was more patient than most of the post-classical work in the era, I didn't see much sense to kill Og Fat Tony Tony in Donnie Fatsso when the plan was all to replace him with his "fitted" cousin to eat his way. There were better ways to parody mobile movies, and some of them appeared in the episode, including the place at the end of Goodfelas. But hey, at least oeo mante remained merciful despite the confusing path that his image "Simpsons" took. And it responds to Tony to become fit-fat tons and in the end the good old fat tons will always be better than the whole business of Armin Tamzarian/Seymour Skiner than the oh-the polarized "main and breaker" of Season 9.

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