I don't know if he would shoot someone since he seems to prefer punching people in the face. Still, it would explain his disappearance if he had to leave town after the shooting.
l y m Well, the last Season we see Just Stamp The Ticket Man for many years is season 6, the very same season that contains the episode Who Shot Mr Burns Part 2. Is it possible that after shooting Mr Burns, Just Stamp The Ticket Man went into hiding? Not to mention that when we see him again, he has grey hair. This could be due to stress, or even so that he could hide his identity. Lastly, when Mr Burns was shot, he pointed to "S" and "M". Many fools believe this stood for "Maggie Simpson", however it actually stood for "Stamp Man".
Gexzzz and the reason he said maggie was because he simpily didnt know who he was and blamed it on Maggie because he wanted revenge for her not giving him the candy
i srsly didnt even connect that he appeared numerous other episodes after getting his ticket stamped, i always thought those were just some random dude haha
His entire character is that of 'some random asshole.' That's what gives him the right to look down on the Simpsons and everyone else in Springfield who constantly debase themselves by constantly doing things that get noticed, and therefore, people might laugh at them for it. He gets to hide behind the crowd and call out the efforts of others. It's not like Ned, Barney, Marge or Homer even remember his face from before, anyway.
So we have a story here: he started out generally surly towards people and laconic in his mannerisms, someone who doesn't really care about people in general. Then Homer called him a jerk and he became more violent in his disposition, since he thought he only "said it like it is" and he went from surly to outright hostile. The next time we see him he is a recruiter for the Navy. I suspect one of two things happened: either he lashed out at someone he shouldn't and was forced to join up to serve the nation, or he figured he liked using violence and thought the Navy was a good outlet for his proclivities. While serving in the Navy he was deployed so we didn't see much of him hence he had less appearances. Finally in Lisa goes Gaga we can see the effect of serving in the armed forces and his hair has prematurely grayed.
I burst out laughing too many times over this one XD Your dry matter-of-fact delivery on how amazing and pivotal this seemingly innocuous character is priceless.
I was just scanning through my Simpsons DVDs and found another "Just Stamp The Ticket Man" scene, that also very suspiciously got cut from the final episode. In "Homer the Smithers" (Season 7 Ep. 20), Smithers takes a job at the Leftorium. When Flanders and Smithers keep on talking to Just Stamp the Ticket Man while he waits for his item, he responds with "Stop it. Stop it! Cancel my purchase. I'll just learn to be right-handed" and walks out of the store... without even stamping his ticket. How un-just-stamp-the-ticket-man-ly of him.
It goes to show how much of a true diehard Simpsons fan you are to be able to make an episode like this AND make it a great one. As for who I’d like to see next, maybe Edna Krabappel? She’s the weary put-upon teacher we’ve all had, but she was one of the first teacher characters who made me realize that teachers are people with a life beyond school, and what happens outside the classroom can affect how they do their job and treat their students.
"We don't remember writing this character into the script, nor do our animators remember drawing a single frame of this gentleman" Said Matt Groening, who is still very scared of "Just Stamp the Ticket" Man
-squeeky voice teen -nelsons bully friends -that chick that almost married otto but ended up moving into the simpson house afterthe botched wedding in the back yard. -lenny's origins -unibrow baby origis -where is uncle herb? there i gave you content for a year
I met the "Just Stamp the Ticket" Man at a KMart mens room in Beaumont, Texas. He offered to pay me $500 to give him a Cleveland Steamer. Aside from that, he seemed like a cool dude.
Sodomizing Death Master I met him too back in Highschool, 94. He had a massive Afro and a Frasier tattoo, cool guy I guess. He once told me the meaning of life and proceeded to create an entire religion off of the ham-burglar.
I’ve been an enormous fan of the Simpsons my entire life... it’s so ingrained into my life that it’s a part of me... ...I NEVER knew this guy existed! Thank you for this
My favorites would easily be the punch in the face scenes. In just a few fifths of a second, Just Stamp The Ticket Man makes a strong statement against the artificial aspects of our society. In the "Sunshine on my shoulders" scene, Just Stamp The Ticket Man is undoubtedly uncomfortable due to the heatwave at the time, should he have his own feelings of discomfort be invalidated by some street busker? Just Stamp the Ticket Man remains content with who he is and how he feels, which leads into the "Simpson & Son Tonic" scene. Homer makes a brash attempt to squeeze money out of Just Stamp the Ticket Man using emotional manipulation, by claiming that he has difficulties satisfying his wife. As we saw in his interaction with the busker, Just Stamp the Ticket Man makes it clear that he will not tolerate others trying to warp his mind, especially if their intent is to only profit off of his emotions. We must all learn from Just Stamp the Ticket Man and make a stance and say "you will not control my mind, or my money. Just stamp the ticket". Or maybe I just like seeing people get punched in the face, either or.
And once more, the series has given us a character arc and her experience with just stamp the ticket guy. She got her first experience with him in Marge on the Lam, where Ruth Powers shows her how to use Just stamp the ticket guy to hit precious antique cans. She honed her skills when she joined the police force in The Springfield connection, passing the Just stamp the ticket guy exam with flying colors. And lets not forget how the later episode The Cartridge Family ended. After Homer gives up his just stamp the ticket guy for good, Marge finds him too irresistible to let go, and secretly keeps him for herself. Marge is a character very familiar with Just stamp the ticket guy, so the notion that Marge being too squeamish to be the Just stamp the ticket guy knocker over, is patently absurd.
Blows my mind. I know every one of those scenes, but I never noticed this guy before. My eyes have been opened. How you notice these tiny intricacies is beyond me. Well done.
My favorite line from him is probably "I doubt my son or daughter would like that", but my favorite appearance is when he punches Homer over his insensitive remark. I find it interesting how such a small and scarcely recurring character like Stamp The Ticket Man has such a large following, but they keep trying to push Shauna in newer episodes and none of us still fucking care about her. It really shows how brilliant the writing was back then.
If TheRealJims was an English teacher, I wouldn't be the only kid to like English class. What? I like reading... Which is what you're doing now... Excellent...
he is one of the funniest little side charachters of early seasons who rarely appeared. I especially loves when he punched Homer for his "you look like a man who needs help satisfying his wife" and when he punched the singing guy for no reason
I'd love to see a Simpsons Histories episode on Mr. Burns or Ned Flanders. Going over how Burns has been portrayed as a simply mean spirited boss, straight up villain and complete joke in regards to his physical strength. As for Flanders I'm curious to hear your thoughts on the well, Flanderization of him, how his religious aspect has become his defining character trait over the years
Just Stamp The Ticket Man really strikes me as the average Spingfield citizen - namely cynical, carries very distinct character traits, and somewhat underdeveloped yet memorable. That being said, I'm actually kind of surprised he came back at all, and considering what a jerk he is I'm kind of grateful in some respects, because random harshness is only funny because it happens unexpectedly. Characters like Patty/Selma, Krabappel, and Smithers function a lot better as the caustic loners who serve their jobs of knocking characters down a peg, and you can really get why they are this way based on their character histories and backgrounds, and have been gifted with good writing to flesh them out and show off their more likable sides to boot. Much like Moleman, he's a lot more interesting with the mystery intact.
Best line of his: "I doubt my son or daughter is THAT stupid!" It's the way he sounds so dismissive and condescending when he says it and then just goes about his way.
"just stamp the ticket" man is far more than sarcastic. He's blunt, apathetic, unapologetic and taps into a certain zeitgeist of people totally fed up with all the bullshit.
3:00 Made me think of that one guy who works at the school district along with Superintendent Chalmers. I don't remember his name but he showed up in a few episodes to be this brutish no-nonsense guy, then they dropped him too.
In the episode $pringfield when Homer finds the glasses in the toilet and does that isosceles triangle bit from Wizard of Oz, I like to think that the guy in the stall who tells him that it’s a right triangle is our beloved Just Stamp the Ticket man
Truly fantastic! Definitely appreciate your witty and dry humor in this fun little video! His first appearance was very memorable. The exchange outside the football stadium stands out to me more though! It took a lot of boldness for him to call out Homer like that! This demonstrates just what a wonder, Just stamp The Ticket man is! Of course you can’t beat Homer though. Always enjoy your history videos!
I'm so happy that I stubbled upon this, and that it exists 🤣Thanks for reminding me why I love TH-cam, The Simpsons, and the internet so much 🙏 Bravo sir
Just stamp the ticket man is really one of the greatest American treasures to exist, ever. No one can or ever will match the brilliance, heart, and lore behind him. We salute you Just Stamp The Ticket Man. We salute you.
Just Stamp The Ticket man is so bitter and straightforward because as a child he was subjected to the dreaded Rear Admiral and any joy he felt in life was forcibly removed.
Great character, and as for my favorite line, thats a hard call. I mean "Just stamp the ticket" is up thier with "eat my shorts" and "Doh" , but " you sicken me" is flawlessly writen and delivered, in my own opinion it may be the single greatest line of dialogue ever writen. However, if punching someone in the face counts as a line I'll have to re-think my whole position on the topic.
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Why
This would be just stamp the ticket man’s reaction if he found out you made a video about him
Why not
Because Just Stamp The Ticket Man is one of the greatest characters in the history of fiction.
The real question is
Why not?
Because reasons
"I doubt my son or daughter is that stupid" and "You sicken me" are two of the greatest lines in Simpsons history. He deserved this episode.
Don't forget him punching that hippie
the best was what Homer told him and then the punch
I wish more people would tell perverts that they sicken them.
@@RydonatteloLet's start with the religious zealots.
@@EVIL-C Let's start with the perverts then we'll deal with religious zealots.
Simpsons Mysteries - Who REALLY Shot Mr. Burns? (Part 99: Just Stamp the Ticket Man)
Nope I think there’s enough evidence to post him sooner. Perhaps as soon as Part 6?
I don't know if he would shoot someone since he seems to prefer punching people in the face. Still, it would explain his disappearance if he had to leave town after the shooting.
l y m Well, the last Season we see Just Stamp The Ticket Man for many years is season 6, the very same season that contains the episode Who Shot Mr Burns Part 2. Is it possible that after shooting Mr Burns, Just Stamp The Ticket Man went into hiding? Not to mention that when we see him again, he has grey hair. This could be due to stress, or even so that he could hide his identity. Lastly, when Mr Burns was shot, he pointed to "S" and "M". Many fools believe this stood for "Maggie Simpson", however it actually stood for "Stamp Man".
Gexzzz and the reason he said maggie was because he simpily didnt know who he was and blamed it on Maggie because he wanted revenge for her not giving him the candy
I heartily endorse this theory or speculation.
i srsly didnt even connect that he appeared numerous other episodes after getting his ticket stamped, i always thought those were just some random dude haha
His entire character is that of 'some random asshole.'
That's what gives him the right to look down on the Simpsons and everyone else in Springfield who constantly debase themselves by constantly doing things that get noticed, and therefore, people might laugh at them for it. He gets to hide behind the crowd and call out the efforts of others.
It's not like Ned, Barney, Marge or Homer even remember his face from before, anyway.
You absolute fool.
Same. I'm actually really glad for this episode. I now get to appreciate this character and look out for him when I watch the show.
Same
"Just Stamp the Ticket" Man was alive the entire time.
So this is why you kept mentioning him in the When Flanders Failed episode
telephone bear exactly! I even commented on the last vid that it's probably this guy that will b the topic of the next episode haha
the entire time alive was "just stamp the ticket " man
Alive “Just Stamp the Ticket” Man the entire time was.
"Just Stamp The Ticket" Man is the one who really shot Mr. Burns
You sicken me
he he sneed
You ticket me
You sicken me because your name and avatar is a reference to a knock off movie
Tell'em Big Baby sent ya!
@@IcyDiamond PRECISELY
Was really hoping this would start with:
“This is Just Stamp the Ticket Man. He looks like a man who needs help satisfying his wife”
Brilliant.
My favourite joke
Wow you managed to go almost 7 minutes on this guy. Impressive
More time here than his actual on-screen time in the show!
That's what she said.
+Solo Fox Well, that's partly due to his name.
This might be the shortest simpsons history we ever get
I'd like to think his actual name is Justin Stamp, it seems fitting.
NIMPAK1 or Stan The ticket man
I always thought Julio Ostavar-Rodriguez Montzaban. I guess that is just me, ppl do say I always over complicate things.
Stan Stamp. Best of both worlds
Looks more like a John, Bill or Mitch to me.
Hee hee hee hee hee hee
*He has brown hair*
Relatable
how do i keep running into your comments G !
@@Ginger_FoxxVT By being super based
Had*
So we have a story here: he started out generally surly towards people and laconic in his mannerisms, someone who doesn't really care about people in general. Then Homer called him a jerk and he became more violent in his disposition, since he thought he only "said it like it is" and he went from surly to outright hostile. The next time we see him he is a recruiter for the Navy. I suspect one of two things happened: either he lashed out at someone he shouldn't and was forced to join up to serve the nation, or he figured he liked using violence and thought the Navy was a good outlet for his proclivities. While serving in the Navy he was deployed so we didn't see much of him hence he had less appearances. Finally in Lisa goes Gaga we can see the effect of serving in the armed forces and his hair has prematurely grayed.
This should be official canon
Very interesting indeed my guy 😎
I’m here for the 5 year anniversary of this wonderful video. Just Stamp the Ticket Man is the best character
I burst out laughing too many times over this one XD Your dry matter-of-fact delivery on how amazing and pivotal this seemingly innocuous character is priceless.
Same! Also hi, I love your channel.
he has brown hair...
Yes praise him and keep doing it maybe he will notice you
I was just scanning through my Simpsons DVDs and found another "Just Stamp The Ticket Man" scene, that also very suspiciously got cut from the final episode. In "Homer the Smithers" (Season 7 Ep. 20), Smithers takes a job at the Leftorium.
When Flanders and Smithers keep on talking to Just Stamp the Ticket Man while he waits for his item, he responds with "Stop it. Stop it! Cancel my purchase. I'll just learn to be right-handed" and walks out of the store... without even stamping his ticket. How un-just-stamp-the-ticket-man-ly of him.
He's going down the same memory hole as Graggle!
Can't wait for the ten minute video on Handsome Pete.
If someone pays me a quarter, I'll talk about Handsome Pete for hours
H PETE
@@TheRealJims Where's your paypal? I'll happily pay a quarter!
@@esotericVideos I would then ask for 5 bees for that quarter so I can buy an onion for my belt like I used to, which was the style at the time
How about the 3 eyed fish?
his names blinky
Not as iconic as just stamp the ticket man.
I second this. For some reason as a kid I sincerely thought it was one of the most important characters.
milun2 he's kinda Springfields mascot
Have you heard of the "three eyed raven"?
It goes to show how much of a true diehard Simpsons fan you are to be able to make an episode like this AND make it a great one.
As for who I’d like to see next, maybe Edna Krabappel? She’s the weary put-upon teacher we’ve all had, but she was one of the first teacher characters who made me realize that teachers are people with a life beyond school, and what happens outside the classroom can affect how they do their job and treat their students.
Too bad for the VA that did her though.
"We don't remember writing this character into the script, nor do our animators remember drawing a single frame of this gentleman"
Said Matt Groening, who is still very scared of "Just Stamp the Ticket" Man
Very scared of a cartoon character who doesn't exist in real life??
They just want you to believe he doesn't exist in real life.@@alvexok5523
@@alvexok5523That's what he wants you to think.
Jim, you do know that April Fools was over a month ago, right?
dang
The ultimate April fools is to do it on a completely unrelated date. No one ever sees it coming.
@@3lloGuvner I vote for February 30th to be that non-April fool's date...
@Jimbo Shepherd you TAAALK better than you FOOL
@@3lloGuvner Spanish Inquisition Day?
-squeeky voice teen
-nelsons bully friends
-that chick that almost married otto but ended up moving into the simpson house afterthe botched wedding in the back yard.
-lenny's origins
-unibrow baby origis
-where is uncle herb?
there i gave you content for a year
FelicityGemini otto's almost wife was named Becky.
pretty sure nelsons friends are actually fleshed out
SHUT UP, BECKY!
There, I said it.
VineFynn so fleshed out that because if this PC culture, they were written out? Ok bud
Doctor Butthugger marge went ham that episode for her homie lol
I met the "Just Stamp the Ticket" Man at a KMart mens room in Beaumont, Texas. He offered to pay me $500 to give him a Cleveland Steamer. Aside from that, he seemed like a cool dude.
Sodomizing Death Master I met him too back in Highschool, 94. He had a massive Afro and a Frasier tattoo, cool guy I guess. He once told me the meaning of life and proceeded to create an entire religion off of the ham-burglar.
It wasn't just that he was sarcastic. He was just so wonderfully dry. He was such a crisp punchline every time.
I’ve been an enormous fan of the Simpsons my entire life... it’s so ingrained into my life that it’s a part of me...
...I NEVER knew this guy existed! Thank you for this
My favorites would easily be the punch in the face scenes. In just a few fifths of a second, Just Stamp The Ticket Man makes a strong statement against the artificial aspects of our society. In the "Sunshine on my shoulders" scene, Just Stamp The Ticket Man is undoubtedly uncomfortable due to the heatwave at the time, should he have his own feelings of discomfort be invalidated by some street busker? Just Stamp the Ticket Man remains content with who he is and how he feels, which leads into the "Simpson & Son Tonic" scene. Homer makes a brash attempt to squeeze money out of Just Stamp the Ticket Man using emotional manipulation, by claiming that he has difficulties satisfying his wife. As we saw in his interaction with the busker, Just Stamp the Ticket Man makes it clear that he will not tolerate others trying to warp his mind, especially if their intent is to only profit off of his emotions. We must all learn from Just Stamp the Ticket Man and make a stance and say "you will not control my mind, or my money. Just stamp the ticket".
Or maybe I just like seeing people get punched in the face, either or.
There is a best-selling self-help and life philosophy book somewhere in here. "Just Stamp The Ticket" Man is so wise and learned.
And I thought the video did a good job fleshing out such a small character. Hat tip to you sir, this is brilliant writing.
Two uploads in less than 24 hours? We don't deserve such pleasures.
NO, we do.
And once more, the series has given us a character arc and her experience with just stamp the ticket guy. She got her first experience with him in Marge on the Lam, where Ruth Powers shows her how to use Just stamp the ticket guy to hit precious antique cans. She honed her skills when she joined the police force in The Springfield connection, passing the Just stamp the ticket guy exam with flying colors. And lets not forget how the later episode The Cartridge Family ended. After Homer gives up his just stamp the ticket guy for good, Marge finds him too irresistible to let go, and secretly keeps him for herself. Marge is a character very familiar with Just stamp the ticket guy, so the notion that Marge being too squeamish to be the Just stamp the ticket guy knocker over, is patently absurd.
He did it, the absolute mad man!
It's so strange to me that I haven't seen this man in nearly 20 years and yet I still remember every one of these encounters with him.
My favourite Just Stamp the Ticket Man line is that one where he says “Just stamp the ticket”. Classic.
you don't know he lives in Springfield. maybe he commutes there to work every day. he could actually live in Shelbyville.
This is the ending for Frank Grimes if he accepted a role as a mere background character.
I asked for this, but I never thought you’d actually do it.
Blows my mind. I know every one of those scenes, but I never noticed this guy before. My eyes have been opened. How you notice these tiny intricacies is beyond me. Well done.
My favorite line from him is probably "I doubt my son or daughter would like that", but my favorite appearance is when he punches Homer over his insensitive remark.
I find it interesting how such a small and scarcely recurring character like Stamp The Ticket Man has such a large following, but they keep trying to push Shauna in newer episodes and none of us still fucking care about her. It really shows how brilliant the writing was back then.
Lily Lopunny She is the sarcastic browhaired teenage girl that pops up sometimes, usually with the squeaky voice teenager.
@@idaaho She's Jimbo's girlfriend.
@@mitchfletcher2386 She has been girlfriend to lot people.
"I heard you validate parking tickets" that always me laugh. No good deed go unpunished.
Good Samaritanism vs. Not Enabling Parasites. A humor theme that needs to be addressed more.
“Sunshine on my shoulders makes me happy” (gets punched)
If he didn't do it, someone else would have had to....
A Alloy I would have done it
Just stamp the ticket.
Man
Harryhenry Just leave the like
For me the ultimate "Hey it's that guy!" character is the jerk who says "YEEESSSSS."
He's based on Frank Nelson, a character actor from the 1940s-1960s.
I Prefer "Hugh Sickenmie".
Minor character: Just stamp the ticket
English teachers: THERE'S A DEEPER MEANING!
If TheRealJims was an English teacher, I wouldn't be the only kid to like English class.
What? I like reading... Which is what you're doing now... Excellent...
My fave video of yours. Watched it multiple times.
Do Bort!
Borts a G
Which Bort? There are, like, a million Borts in the world. You'll have to be more specific.
No, but understandable mistake. It is a very common first name
Those license plates are selling like hotcakes...
My request's name is also Bort.
... I'm kinda impressed you managed this much of an episode out of this guy... that's just... bravo honestly... *applause*
he is one of the funniest little side charachters of early seasons who rarely appeared. I especially loves when he punched Homer for his "you look like a man who needs help satisfying his wife"
and when he punched the singing guy for no reason
This character is totally my older brother. 100%..
Marshal Tenner Winter so are you the navy dude?
Same. I think he's everyone's older brother.
I'd love to see a Simpsons Histories episode on Mr. Burns or Ned Flanders. Going over how Burns has been portrayed as a simply mean spirited boss, straight up villain and complete joke in regards to his physical strength. As for Flanders I'm curious to hear your thoughts on the well, Flanderization of him, how his religious aspect has become his defining character trait over the years
"He is Springfield's picture of Dorian Gray"
I subscribed when I was able to BREATHE 🤣😂
Just Stamp The Ticket Man really strikes me as the average Spingfield citizen - namely cynical, carries very distinct character traits, and somewhat underdeveloped yet memorable. That being said, I'm actually kind of surprised he came back at all, and considering what a jerk he is I'm kind of grateful in some respects, because random harshness is only funny because it happens unexpectedly. Characters like Patty/Selma, Krabappel, and Smithers function a lot better as the caustic loners who serve their jobs of knocking characters down a peg, and you can really get why they are this way based on their character histories and backgrounds, and have been gifted with good writing to flesh them out and show off their more likable sides to boot. Much like Moleman, he's a lot more interesting with the mystery intact.
Best line of his: "I doubt my son or daughter is THAT stupid!" It's the way he sounds so dismissive and condescending when he says it and then just goes about his way.
el FORRO de los simpson
Great video! Haha, never thought I'd see a video about this guy, and you played it wonderfully.
I absolutely LOVE super high quality shitposts like this.
“Of course, everyone appeared in The Simpsons Movie.”
Sideshow Bob: Am I a joke to you?
"You sicken me."
I just noticed JSTTM in "The Twisted World of Marge Simpson". And he's working in...the Springfield power plant?
I really appreciate you making these videos btw.
0:14 WAIT, GO BACK! I wanted to know the history of Homer With Marge Hair!
"just stamp the ticket" man is far more than sarcastic. He's blunt, apathetic, unapologetic and taps into a certain zeitgeist of people totally fed up with all the bullshit.
"He is Springfield's picture of Dorian Gray"
Dead
3:00 Made me think of that one guy who works at the school district along with Superintendent Chalmers. I don't remember his name but he showed up in a few episodes to be this brutish no-nonsense guy, then they dropped him too.
When are we going to get a history on the squeaky voiced teen?
I'm so glad I just randomly came across this channel
What about Raphael (the sarcastic guy)?
I am so glad that you gave this incredible character his dues.
This is a amazing character and you gave a lot of respect.
We thank ye.
When you say it, I always hear "Justin the TicketMan"
I completely forgot you did this video. I forgot the first time I saw this video, but I regret not subscribing to you immediately after watching it.
My all-time favorite character ever.
This video is the gist of "The Aristocrats" Joke i.e. deadpan for as long as possible.
S31 EP3 HE’S BACK BABY!
Huh? When?
Honestly these videos are the best thing to ever be uploaded
Next you should do arman Tanzanian.
Ive always been curious about this guy lol i always thought he was what a real life person would be in Springfield
Did Flanders ever stamp the ticket?
We will never know.
In the episode $pringfield when Homer finds the glasses in the toilet and does that isosceles triangle bit from Wizard of Oz, I like to think that the guy in the stall who tells him that it’s a right triangle is our beloved Just Stamp the Ticket man
It just has to be doesn't it!
@@tosspot1305 I think so at least
“There is many many complex characters in anime...”
This is the most important one of these so far
2:08 this part literally made me laugh to tears
One of the best Simpsons shitposts I've seen recently.
This is silly and I love it
I love how this was exactly on month and one day past April fools. Great work as always, bud.
Just Stamp the Ticked Man??? Not Bumble Bee man, Surly Duff, Capital City Goof Ball, or any other??? I don't get it. Just stamp the ticket.
"D'oh! are you approaching me?"
"I cant punch you in the face without getting any closer"
He's also the Scoutmaster. "Don't be afraid to use your nails boys!"
Truly fantastic! Definitely appreciate your witty and dry humor in this fun little video! His first appearance was very memorable. The exchange outside the football stadium stands out to me more though! It took a lot of boldness for him to call out Homer like that! This demonstrates just what a wonder, Just stamp The Ticket man is! Of course you can’t beat Homer though. Always enjoy your history videos!
Uh, Jims
April Fools was last month
This makes me feel unwell
I too am sickened by his lack of screen time
Oh! Can you do a 'Simpsons Histories' on Mr Burns, please?!
I always thought I was a huge Simpsons fan. I never even heard about this character. Kudos, my friend.
Super Nintendo Chalmers please sir
Truly one of the Simpsons characters in history
lenny?
Lenny’s alter ego: Just Stamp The Ticket Man.
I'm so happy that I stubbled upon this, and that it exists 🤣Thanks for reminding me why I love TH-cam, The Simpsons, and the internet so much 🙏 Bravo sir
Two videos? You're spoiling us, TheRealJims.
Just stamp the ticket man is really one of the greatest American treasures to exist, ever. No one can or ever will match the brilliance, heart, and lore behind him. We salute you Just Stamp The Ticket Man. We salute you.
I still love New Simpsons but that Gaga Ep.... EW NO KILL IT WITH FIRE
so wish that I could talk all things Simpsons with you one day, if we ever meet in person Roly.
Poor Just Stamp The Ticket Guy!
Just Stamp The Ticket man is so bitter and straightforward because as a child he was subjected to the dreaded Rear Admiral and any joy he felt in life was forcibly removed.
What about Lenny and Carl?
dangerouslytalented That would be an interesting episode. He could discuss whether they're gay or not or if just Lenny is.
Not Lenny! *_NOT LENNY!_*
Wilson Scraddock but what’s the situation with Smithers?
Lenny = White
Carl = Black
dangerouslytalented Nah Smithers is a lady's man for sure.
I met this channel with Pixar Perfect. I decided to watch one of these (even tho I never watched the Simpsons) and still pretty good job!
I don’t like the new animation in the simpsons
he is my favourite background character
Great character, and as for my favorite line, thats a hard call. I mean "Just stamp the ticket" is up thier with "eat my shorts" and "Doh" , but " you sicken me" is flawlessly writen and delivered, in my own opinion it may be the single greatest line of dialogue ever writen. However, if punching someone in the face counts as a line I'll have to re-think my whole position on the topic.
Someone has edited the Simpsons Wiki to say he's Gay for Homer in The Fat Blue Line.