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| “ | Hey, you didn't see what I cooked up in the gallery of my last flight to London. They don't call it "Virgin" Airlines anymore. | „ |
| ~ Unnamed daughter |
The unnamed daughter is the potential daughter of Homer and Marge Simpson. She only appears in Bart's vision in "O Brother, Where Bart Thou?"
She was voiced by Kim Cattrall.
History[]
After Marge catches Bart tampering with her birth control pills, Bart expresses his desire for a younger brother.
Marge (though sympathetic to her son) makes it clear that she and Homer are fine with just three kids. She also points out to Bart that, even if she and Homer were to have another child, said potential fourth child could end up being another girl instead of a boy—this, of course, would result in Bart having three sisters instead of the younger brother he desires.
After hearing this, Bart then imagines older versions of himself and his sisters, having apparently been forced to go shopping with Lisa, Maggie and the third potential Simpson-daughter. After Bart questions, "How could you possibly need all these clothes," Lisa responds with "shopping is the most fun you can have standing up." The Simpson sister's only line was, "You didn't see what I cooked up in the last galley on my flight to London. They don't call it 'Virgin Airlines' anymore," resulting in her sisters laughing.
After the vision ended, Bart realized that couldn't risk the possibility of having another sister.
