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16 March 2012 3:27 PM, PDT | Zap2It - From Inside the Box | See recent Zap2It - From Inside the Box news »
This is a pairing we never thought we'd see. Actress/poker player Jennifer Tilly has signed on to guest in an upcoming episode of "The Simpsons."
EW is reporting that Tilly, the ex-wife of show Ep Sam Simon, will play herself on the long-running animated comedy. In the episode, Homer doesn't trust the Bank of Springfield, so he deposits Lisa's college fund in an online poker site. Tilly is introduced as part of an instructional poker DVD Lisa watches. What are the chances some of this money will be gambled away?
Ep Al Jean says, "It was a real pleasure to have the Bride of Chucky on the show. Only three people in the crew were mysteriously killed."
Tilly is no stranger to working in cartoons. She's a frequent contributor to "Family Guy" as Bonnie Swanson, and she also played Celia in the movie "Monsters, Inc."
The episode featuring Tilly will air early next season. »
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16 March 2012 9:30 AM, PDT | EW - Inside TV | See recent EW.com - Inside TV news »
What’s in the cards for Jennifer Tilly? A guest spot on The Simpsons. The actress and poker expert will make a cameo appearance in an episode as herself, popping up in an instructional DVD that Lisa watches to brush up on her card skills. (It turns out that Homer doesn’t trust banks and has stashed Lisa’s college fund in an online poker site.) ”It was a real pleasure to have the Bride of Chucky on the show,” executive producer Al Jean tells EW. “Only three people in the crew were mysteriously killed.”
Tilly — the ex-wife of Sam Simon, »
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