Maggie Simpson is the baby of the family. She hasn’t learned to talk yet, which might be due to all the times she’s tripped on her onesie and fallen on her face. It might also explain her violent streak, which includes threatening her rival Gerald and shooting Mr. Burns.

Lisa Simpson is the polar opposite of her brother Bart: moral, hardworking — and unpopular. With an outfit that’s one part June Cleaver and one part Betty Rubble, it’s no wonder she seems destined to end up with a guy like Milhouse.

Ms. Edna Krabappel is Bart Simpson’s 4th grade teacher, but she couldn’t care less. The only thing on her mind is finding that special someone ever since her husband ran off with another women. After countless years and bad dates, she finds that someone in Ned Flanders. Ha!

With her Grace Kelly good looks, house in the suburbs, successful husband and two-point-three kids, Betty Draper was supposed to be the epitome of a 1960’s happy housewife. Too bad she and Don made each other so miserable. However, even after leaving him, Betty still struggles within the confines of conservative suburbia.

Lois Griffin is the ever-patient matriarch of the Griffin family. She’s often the voice of reason when her husband, Peter, launches himself into every impulsive idea that he has.

Ever since Bart Simpson mooned the doctor in a sonogram, he’s been the troublemaking, underachieving, rebellious son of the Simpsons family. He’ll just tell you to eat his shorts, which haven’t been changed in twenty odd years.