Finagal

Finagal is a character from the animated television series "The Simpsons," created by Matt Groening. Introduced in the episode "Homer the Heretic," Finagal is a member of the Church of the Disappeared God, a parody of the Church of Scientology. Finagal is known for his eccentric behavior and his tendency to wear a large, white hat that resembles a cowboy hat. He is often seen in the church's parking lot, where he engages in various activities such as playing the harmonica, practicing his "Disappearing Act," and attempting to convert others to his religion.

Finagal's character is a satire of Scientology's founder, L. Ron Hubbard, and his practices. He is portrayed as a charismatic but somewhat eccentric figure, with a penchant for self-promotion and a belief in his own infallibility. Despite his odd behavior, Finagal is generally well-liked by the other characters in the series, who often find his antics amusing or endearing.

In the episode "Homer the Heretic," Finagal is introduced as a new neighbor of the Simpsons, who move into the house next door. He quickly becomes a fixture in the neighborhood, often seen in the church's parking lot or at the local diner, where he is a regular customer. Finagal's character has appeared in several other episodes of "The Simpsons," including "The Way We Weren't," "The City of New York vs. Homer Simpson," and "The Man Who Grew Too Much."

Finagal's character is a recurring one in "The Simpsons," and he has become a fan favorite among viewers. His eccentric behavior and his role as a parody of Scientology's founder have made him a memorable and beloved character in the series.