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Alice Glick’s Final Notes: The Simpsons Says Goodbye After 35 Seasons

Alice Glick’s Final Notes: The Simpsons Says Goodbye After 35 Seasons

Homer Simpson and Marge Simpson gasp as The Simpsons character Alice Glick dies in season 37, episode 7, Sashes to Sashes

The Simpsons Says Goodbye to Alice Glick After 35 Seasons — Here’s What Happened

After more than three decades in Springfield, The Simpsons has officially said a permanent goodbye to longtime character Alice Glick, the sweet-but-sharp elderly church organist known for her shaky voice, strict manner, and hilarious background cameos.

The emotional farewell happened in the Season 37 episode “Sashes to Sashes,” where fans witnessed one of the rarest events in Simpsons history: a character death that is final.

The Simpsons character Alice Glick dies in season 37, episode 7, Sashes to Sashes

🕊️ How Alice Glick Died in the Episode

During a Sunday service at the First Church of Springfield, Alice Glick suddenly collapses while playing the organ. The scene is shocking not because of drama — The Simpsons rarely handles death seriously — but because it marks a true end for a character who has been part of the show’s DNA since the early seasons.

Showrunner comments confirm she is “dead as a doornail,” with no comic twist, clone, or time-travel loophole to bring her back.

🎼 Her Last Gift to Springfield

What makes the episode even more emotional is the surprising twist that follows.
In her will, Alice Glick leaves her entire estate to Springfield Elementary to build and fund a new music program — a meaningful final act that ties deeply into her lifelong connection to music.

This gives the episode a warm, nostalgic tone, reminding fans of the heart that has always existed beneath the show’s humor.

Bart Simpson and Alice Glick in The Simpsons, season 2, episode 21, Three Men and a Comic Book

🟡 Why This Character Death Matters

Character deaths in The Simpsons are extremely rare.
Alice Glick may not have had many speaking lines, but she became a recognizable face through decades of background appearances — from church scenes to town meetings and holiday episodes.

Her passing signals:

- a shift toward more emotional storytelling in recent seasons

- a moment of reflection for long-time fans

- a symbolic “closing of a chapter” after 35 years

With the upcoming Simpsons Movie 2 and several creative changes behind the scenes, 2025 is shaping up to be one of the most transformative years for the franchise.

💬 Fan Reactions

Fans online expressed surprise — and even grief — at the loss of a character who had quietly been part of Springfield for so long. Many praised the writers for giving her a meaningful exit, while others joked that “Springfield Elementary finally caught a break.”

Whether you followed Alice Glick closely or only recognized her face when she appeared, her final send-off hit a nostalgic chord across the fanbase.

🍩 Final Thoughts

The Simpsons continues to evolve, and Alice Glick’s farewell is a reminder that even in a 35-season universe, characters can still leave a lasting impact. Her legacy — a music program for Springfield’s kids — is one of the most heartfelt moments the show has produced in years.

Stay tuned to HomerBlog for more Simpsons news, trends, and Springfield updates!

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