Crossword Clue: TV character who says "I didn't think it was physically possible, but this both sucks and blows"
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- 10-year-old Simpson
- 1984 Olympics parallel bars gold medalist Conner
- ___ Maverick, Jack Kelly role
- Baronet: Abbr.
- Animated brat
- Animated Simpson
- Animated troublemaker
- Animated youngster?
- A Maverick brother
- A Maverick
- A Simpson
- A Starr
- Abbreviation of a British rank.
- Abe's grandson
- Big brother of Lisa and Maggie
- "Blazing Saddles" sheriff
- Bane of Sideshow Bob
- Fourth-grade toon
- His treehouse inspired the "Treehouse of Horror"
- D.C. : Metro :: S.F. : __
- Frequent prank caller to Moe's Tavern
- Bratty Simpson kid
- Frisco train system
- Frisco's train system
- Grid great Starr
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- Challenge for Homer
- Homer and Marge's son
- Homer Simpson's boy
- Homer Simpson's son
- Homer's bane or boy
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- Homer's eldest
- Homer's firstborn
- Homer's imp son
- Homer's issue?
- Homer's kid
- Homer's progeny
- Homer's son on "The Simpsons"
- Homer's son
- British title: Abbr.
- Eldest Simpson child
- Brother of Maggie and Lisa
- Brother of TV's Lisa and Maggie
- Eng. title
- Creator of the musical Oliver, d. 1999
- He writes on a chalkboard at the beginning of each episode of "The Simpsons"
- Football Hall of Famer Starr
- Football Starr
- Former baseball commissioner Giamatti
- Cartoon bad boy
- Cartoon boy who can be described by an anagram of his name
- Cartoon boy who makes many prank calls
- Cartoon character voiced by Nancy Cartwright
- Cartoon fourth-grader
- Driving alternative in S.F.
- Noted descendant of Homer
- Toon imp since the '80s
- Toon troublemaker
- S.F. commuting system
- S.F. rail service
- SF subway system, for short
- SF subway system
- S.F. train system
- Marge and Homer Simpson's son
- Marge and Homer's boy
- Marge's animated son
- Marge's eldest
- Marge's firstborn
- Marge's son
- "Why you little..." target, often
- Oakland subway letters
- Ms. Krabappel's nemesis
- Packers great Starr
- The impish Simpson
- Quarterback Starr
- Transportation system that stops at SFO
- Master Simpson
- Son of Homer and Marge
- Son of Homer
- "Maverick" brother
- "Treehouse of Horror" kid
- Subway that starts in Pittsburg
- The popular Simpson
- Line to Oakland
- The Simpson brat
- The Simpson kid
- Lisa and Maggie's brother, on "The Simpsons"
- Lisa Simpson's brother
- Lisa's brother, on "The Simpsons"
- Lisa's brother
- Name that might elicit giggles if used in the song "The Name Game"
- Oldest child of Homer and Marge
- "Oliver!" composer Lionel ___
- "Oliver!" composer
- Olympic gold-medal gymnast Conner
- Olympic gymnast Conner
- Lone Ranger foe Black ____
- Metro : Washington :: ___ : San Francisco
- Late baseball commissioner Giamatti
- Nephew of Patty and Selma
- Milhouse's best friend, on TV
- Milhouse's buddy
- Milhouse's friend
- Milhouse's pal
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- One of Homer's greatest creations?
- One of the Maverick brothers
- One of the Mavericks
- One of the Simpson kids
- One of the Simpsons
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- One of TV's Mavericks
- One of TV's Simpsons
- NFL Starr
- NFL's Starr
- Minor British noble: Abbr.
- Mischievous boy on "The Simpsons"
- Perpetual 10-year-old of TV
- Preteen toon since 1987
- Preteen toon since '87
- Maggie Simpson's big brother
- Maggie's big brother
- Maggie's brother
- Super Bowl I and II MVP Starr
- Sibling of Lisa and Maggie
- Sideshow Bob's archenemy
- Sideshow Bob's enemy, on "The Simpsons"
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- "Simpsons" son
- San Fran subway acro.
- San Fran train
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- San Francisco rail system
- San Francisco's metro
- Springfield skateboarder
- Stagecoach robber Black ___
- Target of Sideshow Bob's plots
- Starr of football fame
- Starr of football
- Starr of Green Bay
- Starr of the gridiron
- Starr of the gridiron
- Starr of the N.F.L.
- Starr of the NFL
- Starr of the Packers
- Starr performer
- Starr the QB
- Starr who starred in Super Bowl I
- Starr who starred in Super Bowls I and II
- Young Simpson
Recent Usage of TV character who says "I didn't think it was physically possible, but this both sucks and blows" in Crossword Puzzles
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- New York Times - Dec. 5, 2009
