Szabason

Szabason is a fictional character from the animated television series "The Simpsons," created by Matt Groening. Introduced in the episode "The City of New York vs. Homer Simpson" (Season 1, Episode 10), Szabason is a Hungarian immigrant who becomes a close friend of Homer Simpson. Szabason is known for his distinctive appearance, including a large, round head, a small mouth, and a thick Hungarian accent. He is often seen wearing a Hungarian flag pin and speaking in a slow, deliberate manner.

Szabason's character is a parody of Hungarian immigrants, who are often stereotyped in American media as being slow, clumsy, and speaking with a thick accent. Despite his stereotype, Szabason is portrayed as a kind-hearted and well-meaning individual who often provides comic relief in the series. He is known for his catchphrase, "Szabason, szabason, szabason," which he uses to express his approval or agreement.

Throughout the series, Szabason appears in various episodes, often serving as a source of humor and providing comic relief. His character is a recurring one, and he has become a fan favorite among viewers of "The Simpsons." Despite his limited screen time, Szabason has made a significant impact on the series and has become an iconic character in the world of animation.