Simpsons

Did you make this or get it from somewhere?

Either way, it's sort of impressive that someone actually kept track of all these one-off characters and their relation.

No wonder they're all fucking insane.

>>81774159
Inbreeding does cause uniformity I guess.

>>81774159
Nice try, anon, but a lot of those links are fabricated. Old timey Bart is right, but old timey Lisa is only related to Milhouse's grandpa. It does mean that Lisa is a relative of Milhouse, in that they share a Great-Great-Great-Great-Grandmother, but that's it.

>>81777062
Oh wait, forgot that Milhouse's parents are cousins.

Still, the other two links are fabricated.

>>81774159
where's Abe's second firlfriend? The black broadway singer who did cocaine or something. I actually liked her episode.

File: file.png (16KB, 200x200px) Image search: [Google]

16KB, 200x200px

>>81774159
How can Abe's father be from North America when he came with his father as immigrants to New York City from Europe?

File: horrible freaks.jpg (70KB, 1024x576px) Image search: [Google]

70KB, 1024x576px

If that family tree were true,then the kids would look like horrible freaks

>>81777062
So Homer and Milhouse just happen to share an ancestor identical to Marge without any connection Marge?

>>81780401
Yes

>>81777062
>>81777184
>>81779754

Ugh, fine. There are some unknown connections but we're only presented with a few known possibilities, presented by question marks. It's still not clear but given how nearly everyone in the Van Houten family looks identical, there has to be plenty of inbreeding. And I refuse to believe an ancestor of both the Simpsons and the Van Houtens can be identical to Marge without also being an ancestor of Marge.

File: not quite as incesty simpsons.png (3MB, 3812x4096px) Image search: [Google]

3MB, 3812x4096px

>>81781016
Shit, forgot pic.