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Did John Simpson have a wife?
Yes, John Simpson, the British journalist and BBC correspondent, was married. His wife is called Caroline Simpson. They have maintained a relatively private life outside of his public career.
Is Jackie Chan a Drunken Master?
No, but he made a movie called 'Drunken Master'.
How did William Arthur become famous?
There is a company called William Arthur that sells cards, but the most famous William Arthur is perhaps William Arthur Ward who is famous as the author of Fountains of Faith.
What TV Cartoon character is a sister named CW?
It could be Arthur (but his sister's name is DW, not CW)
What is Arthur the ardvark's version of Harry Potter called?
JK Rowling is the author of the Harry Potter series.
What is Abraham Simpson dad called?
grandpa Simpson
Why is Bart Simpson sometimes called Woodrow?
Bart Simpson has never been called Woodrow.
Will the be a Simpson's game two?
No, there is nothing called "Simpson's Game Two"
What is Homer Simpson house called?
The Simpson's Address is 742 Evergreen Terrace.
What are Cody Simpson's fans called?
They're called Angels and Simpsonizers. A lot sometimes say they have "Simpson Syndrome" :^)
Why man is called master of computers though computer has lot of capability?
Computers can't do anything on their own. Mankind controls what they do.
What is the name of the baby off of the simpion's?
The baby from the Simpson's is called Margaret "Maggie" Simpson.
Does Cody Simpson have any younger siblings?
Cody simson does have a sister called ally Simpson and she is 12 years old.
What is Jessica Simpson's fragrance line called?
Jessica Simpson perfume Dessert line Dessert Beauty
What is Homer Simpson's cat called?
Homer's cat is called Snowball
What is the name of the Simpsons episode when Homer wakes up in Moe's to find he can't remember anything and Marge and the kids have disappeared?
It's called 'Eternal Moonshine of the Simpson Mind'
What is the grandma called on The Simpsons?
Mona Simpson and Jacqueline Ingrid Bouvier.
