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After nearly forty years of The Simpsons, keeping track of all the characters – and picking a favorite – is a huge undertaking. While many supporting characters like Ned Flanders, Seymour Skinner, and Ralph Wiggum have gained a large following and even had episodes dedicated to their stories, there are a few equally great characters from the show’s best years who don’t get enough recognition. These three characters deserve just as much attention.

The ending of Spider-Man: No Way Home saw Doctor Strange erase everyone’s memory of Peter Parker being Spider-Man, which immediately led fans to search for ways the spell might not have worked perfectly. A popular theory focused on the Hulk: since only Bruce Banner was consciously present when the spell was cast—with the Hulk suppressed by Banner’s technology—some believed the Hulk wouldn’t have been affected. Now, a new Hulk action figure from the Brand New Day line confirms we’ll get an answer to this question. The official description for the Marvel Legends Series Hulk reveals that Spider-Man will encounter the Hulk again and isn’t sure if the Hulk will remember him, leaving fans wondering if the Hulk will be an ally or an enemy.

Many truly excellent strategy games are overlooked, often being even better than more popular titles, but simply failing to gain the recognition they deserve. A prime example is the 2006 real-time strategy game, The Lord of the Rings: Battle for Middle-earth 2. For various reasons, this fantastic game has faded from memory, despite achieving something few others in the genre have matched. It’s time this underrated gem received the praise it deserves, and maybe even a revival.