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  • Harlan Dondelinger
  • Harlan Dondelinger
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  • Principal Harlan Dondelinger fue el director de la Escuela Secundaria de Springfield, de 1971 a 1998. Fue director cuando Homer y Marge estaban en su último año en el episodio "The Way We Was", donde se muestra como una persona ruda que ha tenido varios encontronazos con Homer y Barney Gumble. También ha aparecido en la reunión de Homer y Marge en "The Front", y en la recreación de la graduación de Artie Ziff en "Half-Decent Proposal".
  • Principal Harlan Dondelinger (or Harlan Dondelinger for short) is the principal of Springfield High School, dating as far back as 1974. He was principal when Homer and Marge were in their final year in the flashback episode "The Way We Was" where he was shown as being a stern figure who appeared to have had several run-ins with Homer and Barney Gumble. He dislikes both of them, believing that they are slackers that will end up in dead end jobs. Dondelinger was right about Homer ending up at a dead end job in the Springfield Nuclear Power Plant, but Barney was able to get a good job as a helicopter pilot. He also appeared at Homer and Marge's reunion in "The Front" and at Artie Ziff's re-creation of the prom in "Half-Decent Proposal". It was obvious that Dondelinger favored Artie over Homer
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Primera aparición
  • "The Way We Was"
Sexo
  • Masculino
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  • Gris Oscuro
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Relatives
  • Wife: Unnamed
Job
  • Principal of Springfield High School
Nombre
  • Principal Harlan Dondelinger
Age
  • 84
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Appearance
  • "The Way We Was"
Hair
  • Gray Brown
Name
  • Harlan Dondelinger
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  • Principal Harlan Dondelinger fue el director de la Escuela Secundaria de Springfield, de 1971 a 1998. Fue director cuando Homer y Marge estaban en su último año en el episodio "The Way We Was", donde se muestra como una persona ruda que ha tenido varios encontronazos con Homer y Barney Gumble. También ha aparecido en la reunión de Homer y Marge en "The Front", y en la recreación de la graduación de Artie Ziff en "Half-Decent Proposal".
  • Principal Harlan Dondelinger (or Harlan Dondelinger for short) is the principal of Springfield High School, dating as far back as 1974. He was principal when Homer and Marge were in their final year in the flashback episode "The Way We Was" where he was shown as being a stern figure who appeared to have had several run-ins with Homer and Barney Gumble. He dislikes both of them, believing that they are slackers that will end up in dead end jobs. Dondelinger was right about Homer ending up at a dead end job in the Springfield Nuclear Power Plant, but Barney was able to get a good job as a helicopter pilot. He also appeared at Homer and Marge's reunion in "The Front" and at Artie Ziff's re-creation of the prom in "Half-Decent Proposal". It was obvious that Dondelinger favored Artie over Homer due to the belief that he will be a multimillionaire and do a lot of things that Homer would never do. In Take My Life, Please, Dondelinger infuriated Homer when he revealed that he hid the ballot box with the help of two student athletes(one being Vance Connor) whom came up with the idea of putting Homer's name on the ballot as a joke so when he lost, everyone can laugh at him(which worked out well). He paid Lenny and Carl to hide the real ballot box containing Homer's name to ensure that he loses. Dondelinger, Vance and another student were presumably blackmailed by Marge and her children to do the right thing and put Homer's name in a plaque on the Springfield Wall of Fame, by threatening to reveal their dirty misdeeds to everyone in Springfield which would've brought humiliation to the men with their downfall and eventual arrest. Aside from his acting as principal for Springfield High School, he also acted as a teacher at the Adult Education Annex in "The Front," where he specifically taught remedial Science 1A (and more specifically, Homer's class). In "The Front," Dondelinger explains that his wife had recently passed away, so he decided to take up teaching night classes as way to ease his newfound loneliness.