“Some sort of infection must have spread through his reproductive organ, giving his penis supernatural powers,” Waters writes. That episode in Season 8, “Homer’s Phobia,” was widely praised for using humor to help change Americans’ views about the LGBTQ+ community.ĭaryl’s extremity is one of many offbeat characters in Liarmouth, which also has a cult-like band of trampoline bouncers a tickle enthusiast, an ear masturbator, and a woman who performs plastic surgery on pets. John, who befriends the Simpsons, was the first openly-gay character on the animated series. He was also John, the gay owner of Springfield’s campy antiques and collectibles shop, Cockamamie’s, in a 1997 episode of The Simpsons. He was the narrator of Pink Flamingos, Mr. Waters, who turned 77 on April 22, has had voice roles before. “Daryl’s dick? Maybe I’ll be the voice, I don’t know,” he mused. At his Valentine’s Day show in Baltimore, when an audience member asked about the character, he also brought it up. The France 24 interview wasn’t the first time Waters showed an interest in playing the talking appendage. S., the paperback version of “Liarmouth” was released May 2. Waters’ appearance on France 24 coincides with the publication this year of the French edition of Liarmouth, which has the title “Sale Menteuse: Une Romance Feel-Bad.” In the U. “That would be an amazing role to fulfill,” Salazar-Winspear responded. “I hope when they make the movie, I get to do the voice,” he told Olivia Salazar-Winspear on France 24, a TV network based in Paris. But in a recent interview with a French television network, Waters said there’s one role that he could see himself playing: Daryl’s talking todger.

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