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O. J. Simpson is a minor antagonist in Family Guy.
He is based on the real-like football player and spokesperson of the same name, who became infamous as a result of the murder of Nicole Simpson (his ex-wife) and Ronald Goldman after an affair.
He is voiced by Mike Henry.
Biography[]
In "The Juice is Loose' while looking for his screwdriver to fix the TV, Peter Griffin discovers a raffle ticket he won in 1989 that he didn't cash in. The ticket wins him a free golf with O. J. Simpson. After some thinking, Peter cashes the ticket but is suggested by his friends to get O. J. to confess to the murders. Peter arrives at the golf course and hooks himself with a wire. Simpson discovers the wire when it shorts out and moans that he lost his chance to escape the accusation.
Peter felt guilty and invited O. J. to stay at his house, but the rest of the family were reluctant at first. When the word reached the town, Peter threw a party and invited everyone to get people to know O. J. as he did. In response, an angry mob led by Mayor Adam West arrives and intends to drive him out of town. Simpson makes a heartfelt speech, saying he is imperfect like everyone else. The citizens of Quahog apologize and cheer for him. However, for no apparent reason, OJ pulls out a knife and randomly murders three people before fleeing; everyone but the Griffins chases him angrily. Peter indifferently declares ''guess he did do it.''
In "And Then There's Fraud," Peter and Chris sell false sports memorabilia. Chris puts up for auction a trophy, which he claims to be the Heisman Trophy, belonging to O. J. Simpson. O. J. hears about this and, in an instance of history repeating itself, brutally slaughters Peter and Chris to steal his trophy back. He also signs Peter's head with an autograph, which the somehow still alive Peter takes pride in.
