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{{Character |
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|nam= Vicki Valentine |
|nam= Vicki Valentine |
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+ | |image= Vicki Valentine Tapped Out.png |
|sex = {{Female}} |
|sex = {{Female}} |
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|status= {{Alive}} |
|status= {{Alive}} |
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+ | |hair= Brown |
| − | |relatives= |
+ | |relatives= '''Ex-husband''': Unnamed |
|age= 60s or 70s |
|age= 60s or 70s |
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|job= Dance Instructor<br>Former child star |
|job= Dance Instructor<br>Former child star |
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'''Little Miss Vicki Valentine''' is a dance instructor and former child star. |
'''Little Miss Vicki Valentine''' is a dance instructor and former child star. |
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Vicki Valentine was a child star in the late 1930s and early 1940s. She appeared in over forty movies, among them ''Little Vicki for President,'' ''Little Vicki vs. Big Rhonda'', and ''Hell Hath no Little Vicki,'' a war-themed movie whose poster showed her as a gunner in a bomber plane. When she grew up, she generally preferred to be called "just plain Vicki" rather than "Little Vicki" or "Little Miss Vicki," but apparently still reserved the right be called "Little Vicki" in a professional (i.e., dancing-related) context. |
Vicki Valentine was a child star in the late 1930s and early 1940s. She appeared in over forty movies, among them ''Little Vicki for President,'' ''Little Vicki vs. Big Rhonda'', and ''Hell Hath no Little Vicki,'' a war-themed movie whose poster showed her as a gunner in a bomber plane. When she grew up, she generally preferred to be called "just plain Vicki" rather than "Little Vicki" or "Little Miss Vicki," but apparently still reserved the right be called "Little Vicki" in a professional (i.e., dancing-related) context. |
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Vicki eventually became a dance instructor, and had her own studio—Lil' Vicki Valentine's School of Dance—in [[Springfield Mall]]. In her studio, Vicki kept her child-star movie posters on the walls. As an instructor, Vicki had a reputation for being very strict, but was also very successful, teaching many people how to dance. [[Lisa Simpson]] and [[Ralph Wiggum]] joined one of Vicki's dance classes. Ralph discovered that he was a natural at dancing, but Lisa just didn't have any knack for it and kept falling down. |
Vicki eventually became a dance instructor, and had her own studio—Lil' Vicki Valentine's School of Dance—in [[Springfield Mall]]. In her studio, Vicki kept her child-star movie posters on the walls. As an instructor, Vicki had a reputation for being very strict, but was also very successful, teaching many people how to dance. [[Lisa Simpson]] and [[Ralph Wiggum]] joined one of Vicki's dance classes. Ralph discovered that he was a natural at dancing, but Lisa just didn't have any knack for it and kept falling down. |
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| − | Typical for performers, Vicki had a well-developed ego to go with her sense of professionalism. When Lisa borrowed a pair of high-tech automatic tap shoes from [[Professor Frink]], the shoes went out of control, and Lisa ended up dancing onto the stage and interrupting a recital in which Vicki was starring. Vicki took Lisa's interruption as a personal affront and a deliberate attempt to upstage her, and matched Lisa (or rather, the shoes) move for move, until the shoes short-circuited and took Lisa off of the stage. When Vicki learned that Lisa had been using automatic tap shoes, she was highly offended, but understood Lisa's using the shoes out of a strong desire to be a dancer. |
+ | Typical for performers, Vicki had a well-developed ego to go with her sense of professionalism. When Lisa borrowed a pair of high-tech automatic tap shoes from [[Professor Frink]], the shoes went out of control, and Lisa ended up dancing onto the stage and interrupting a recital in which Vicki was starring. Vicki took Lisa's interruption as a personal affront and a deliberate attempt to upstage her, and matched [[Lisa]] (or rather, the shoes) move for move, until the shoes short-circuited and took Lisa off of the stage. When Vicki learned that Lisa had been using automatic tap shoes, she was highly offended, but understood Lisa's using the shoes out of a strong desire to be a dancer. |
Vicki was later seen as one of the dancers who were dancing on Mr. Burns' presumed grave.<ref>The Fool Monty</ref> |
Vicki was later seen as one of the dancers who were dancing on Mr. Burns' presumed grave.<ref>The Fool Monty</ref> |
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*{{Game|The Simpsons Game}} |
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[[Category:Divorced characters]] |
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Revision as of 05:20, 26 February 2020
- “Tappa-tappa-tappa. Tappa-tappa-tappa.”
- ―Vicki Valentine instructs a dance class[src]
- “I'm ever so pissed!”
- ―Vicki's unconfirmed catchphrase
Little Miss Vicki Valentine is a dance instructor and former child star.
History
Vicki Valentine was a child star in the late 1930s and early 1940s. She appeared in over forty movies, among them Little Vicki for President, Little Vicki vs. Big Rhonda, and Hell Hath no Little Vicki, a war-themed movie whose poster showed her as a gunner in a bomber plane. When she grew up, she generally preferred to be called "just plain Vicki" rather than "Little Vicki" or "Little Miss Vicki," but apparently still reserved the right be called "Little Vicki" in a professional (i.e., dancing-related) context.
Vicki eventually became a dance instructor, and had her own studio—Lil' Vicki Valentine's School of Dance—in Springfield Mall. In her studio, Vicki kept her child-star movie posters on the walls. As an instructor, Vicki had a reputation for being very strict, but was also very successful, teaching many people how to dance. Lisa Simpson and Ralph Wiggum joined one of Vicki's dance classes. Ralph discovered that he was a natural at dancing, but Lisa just didn't have any knack for it and kept falling down.
Typical for performers, Vicki had a well-developed ego to go with her sense of professionalism. When Lisa borrowed a pair of high-tech automatic tap shoes from Professor Frink, the shoes went out of control, and Lisa ended up dancing onto the stage and interrupting a recital in which Vicki was starring. Vicki took Lisa's interruption as a personal affront and a deliberate attempt to upstage her, and matched Lisa (or rather, the shoes) move for move, until the shoes short-circuited and took Lisa off of the stage. When Vicki learned that Lisa had been using automatic tap shoes, she was highly offended, but understood Lisa's using the shoes out of a strong desire to be a dancer.
Vicki was later seen as one of the dancers who were dancing on Mr. Burns' presumed grave.[1]
Behind the laughter
- Vicki Valentine is strongly based on Shirley Temple.
- Judging by her movie posters including references to the USA being involved in World War II, Vicki's career as a child star had to have included the early 1940s as well as the late 1930s.
Appearances
Video game – The Simpsons Game
Video game – The Simpsons: Tapped Out
Notes and references
- ↑ The Fool Monty
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