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Some of Agnes' resentment to Seymour may have derived from even before Seymour was born—during the 1952 Summer Olympics in Helsinki, Agnes competed in the pole-vaulting event while she was nine months pregnant.
In the episode itself, Seymour said Anges probably knew he wasn't her real son, but it was better to believe he was because they both thought the real Seymour was dead. What people don't realize, is Agnes and Skinner still lived together for 26 years as said in the episode.
Sep 24, 2024 · Agnes Skinner is the strict and bitter mother of Seymour Skinner. She is very harshly controlling of Seymour, and treats him like a mother would treat a small child, once grounding him because he did not say who was at the door after answering it.
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Agnes Skinner is the strict and bitter mother of Seymour Skinner. She is very harshly controlling of Seymour and treats him like a mother would a small child, once grounding him because he did not say who was at the door after answering it.
Feb 20, 2024 · Series creator Matt Groening notes that he considers the episode a “mistake” and the show itself would declare the events apocryphal almost 18 years (!!) later in an episode titled “Walking Big & Tall,” which depicts the Seymour Skinner that we know growing up with his mother Agnes.
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Jun 12, 2020 · Since the first time we ever learned about the relationship between Skinner and his mother, Agnes, we wanted to know exactly why her resentment was so strong, and why he was so dependent. The former was explained eventually: when Agnes became pregnant with Seymour, she was an athlete who was on course to win a medal at the 1952 Helsinki Olympics.
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Sep 28, 1997 · That wrongness is tied inextricably to the episode’s central conceit: that milquetoast educator and mama’s boy Seymour Skinner is in fact the Don Draper/Dick Whitman of Springfield, a man who...
