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The Killer Toupée was Snake's hair after it came to life.
History[]
When Snake was executed in electrocution for smoking in the Kwik-E-Mart, which was said to be his third strike, his body was taken to the hospital to be carved up for organs. Dr. Nick then found a donor for Homer's hair problem. The operation was a success, but while Homer was sleeping, the hair took control over him and started to take revenge on the witnesses Moe, Apu, and Bart.
He drowned Apu in a Squishee machine, killing Apu, although not before explicitly referencing Apu's role in sending Snake to the electric chair to his face. Later he pulled Moe's heart with a corkscrew, killing Moe. When Homer was about to kill Bart with a sledgehammer, Homer managed to stop himself and tore the hair off his head. However, the hair ended up trying to resume its murderous vendetta against Bart by forcibly planting itself on Bart's face in an attempt to suffocate him (with Homer's attempt at beating it off him not helping due to his efforts harming Bart as well).
The hair was later shot to death by the police after the toupee unwittingly cleared Homer's name by jumping off and trying to look for a means of escape upon his fingering it as the culprit, and ended up becoming a throwrug for Maggie. Wiggum then quipped that such is what he called a "bad hair day", much to almost everyone's amusement (with only Marge expressing distaste at the joke due to two people being murdered and her son nearly being murdered, until she began to see the humor in what Wiggum said).
Behind the Laughter[]
The Toupée's death is similar to Chucky's death in the original film Child's Play.
Gallery[]
Appearances[]
THOH – "Treehouse of Horror IX" Hell Toupée
External Links[]
- Killer Toupée at the Villains Wiki