At this point, Fat Tony is the character that Joe Mantegna has been playing for the longest, and it's a role that he took even before his own kids were old enough to appreciate The Simpsons' humor.

Fat Tony made his debut on “The Simpsons” in 1991. Tony Soprano arrived on HBO in 1999. “The Simpsons," which is now in its 31st season, has paid homage to “The Sopranos” before, ...

And that’s even if the Simpsons barely register in the story, as the battle of two old nemeses in Fat Tony and Chief Wiggum takes up the bulk of the episode, a structural anomaly that nearly ...

Fat Tony is basically Springfield’s answer to Tony Soprano and Tony Montana or even real life historical figures like Al Capone. He is the Italian-American mobster head of the D’Amicao Crime ...

Fat Tony's end came half way through season 22 in the episode "Donnie Fatso". In it, Homer becomes an undercover informant for the FBI, and becomes incredibly close with Tony.

When Selma marries Fat Tony, you get a mediocre parody of Jersey Shore of course! ... I’m normally a fan of The Simpsons bit where Selma gets married and divorced in an episode.

The Simpsons presents one of its best secondary-character focused episodes with “The Many Saints of Springfield.” The pairing of Joe Mantegna’s Fat Tony and Harry Shearer’s Ned Flanders ...

Fat Tony has the Simpsons over for dinner. If the last half of the plot of the episode sounds familiar, that's because you have seen (one of the best American movies ever) The Godfather.