Character from The Simpsons by Matt Groening / Fox
Springfield Elementary's Scottish groundskeeper: shirtless at the first provocation, built like a rugby player, and aggressively proud of being the most competent person the school employs.
Willie is the only person at Springfield Elementary who actually shows up to do his job — which he does with a kind of aggressive competence that the underfunded school relies on absolutely. He patches the boiler, cleans the lunchroom, fixes the gutters, and removes the wild animals that occasionally wander in, usually with his bare hands. He has a temper, contradictory backstories about his Scottish origins, and a complicated relationship with Skinner that is mostly functional hostility with flashes of something warmer. He is occasionally an enemy and occasionally an invaluable ally to Bart, depending on what's needed. He is the only person in the building who does not flinch.
Stocky, muscular man with wild red hair and the kind of physical presence that suggests years of manual labor and deliberate maintenance. He wears his groundskeeper uniform with the sleeves rolled up, often tears the shirt off entirely when exertion exceeds a threshold. He has a thick Scottish accent and a tendency toward volume.
Also known as: William MacDougal III, Groundskeeper Willy