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'''Rodney and Todd Flanders''' are ] on '']''. They are the sons of ] and the late ].


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== Background ==
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Rod and Todd, like their parents, are very ]. The brothers enjoy attending church, Bible stories, watching religious ], and playing religious-themed ]s. These games include ''Good Samaritan'' - though they do not use dice because Ned says that dice are wicked. Instead they just move one space at a time - they believe "It's less fun that way".
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Maude and Ned prohibit them from consuming foods containing ] as they fear it will make them behave badly. It does or sends them into ] shock in the case of Rod. They are also extremely ] (documented with ] and ]), a behavior probably learned from their father, who considers an insect flying near someone a "bug attack". They enjoy bedtime stories about robots named Rod and Todd, though these also frighten them. They play with a mock-up newspaper press, and take the activity very seriously. One headline read: "This just in, playtime is fun!" - Bart responded to this by making his own newspaper stating that "Todd Smells!" They are also very gullible one time walking into a wall when told by "]" (actually ] on a radio-transmitting microphone) that the wall would disappear for them. Early episodes depict Rod and Todd as students at Springfield Elementary, but in later episodes they are shown being ]. In '']'', Ned and Homer rescue them from the school, despite this.

Rod stated in ] he was jealous of girls because they get to wear dresses. In '']'', Ned moves away to Humbleton, PA, and then moves back to Springfield. When Ned tells the boys that they are leaving Humbleton, Rod says he has a girlfriend.

==Rod Flanders==<!-- This section is linked from ] -->
Rod Flanders is voiced by ]. Rod prays often, first thing in the morning and last thing before bed. He prays for God to watch over him and his little brother, Todd. He prays for the success of his father's business. He also prays for all of the naughty little boys and girls, like his neighbor Bart Simpson, who are too bad to pray for themselves. Aside from praying, Rod enjoys playing wholesomely with his brother and eating lots of "], Flanders-Style" (]s with ]). His one regret is that he cannot pray at school. His favourite song is "Bringing in the Sheaves", followed closely by "Noah and the Arky-arky" and "I've got the joy, joy, joy, joy down in my heart". Rod has ] and has described being quiet during trips as one of his favourite hobbies, including clapping during songs. In the episode "]", Rod appears to have gray hair in the whole episode.

Rod's largest role was in "]", where he obtains new climbing skills and rescues Bart from a gorilla atop a church. This episode also reveals Rod thinks of ] as the most fun they've ever had ever since ].

==Todd Flanders==<!-- This section is linked from ] -->
Todd is voiced by ]. Todd is the youngest and most impressionable member of the happy Flanders flock. When exposed to ] (for example, in the episode, ], from over the fence as ] curses his way through mowing the lawn or making a doghouse), little Todd starts to curse a blue streak himself ("I said I don't want to any damn vegetables") and ("Hell no."). When ] loses his temper at Uncle Moe's Family Feedbag restaurant, Todd responds with "Ow, my freaking ears!" Whether due to ] or ] sheltering by his parents, whenever Todd comes into contact with anything outside of his family and their ] ways (like the time he was tricked into eating a ] by ]), he turns nasty, calling his brother a "zitface", much to the delight of Bart. Todd can play the violin quite well, and is a part of the Springfield Elementary band.

Todd's proudest moments have been when he tied with Bart in the ] championship and when he portrayed Jesus in the Springfield Christmas Pageant.

==Characters==
Todd's voice is based on Sherman's from '']''.<ref>{{cite news|url=http://www.mtv.com/movies/news/articles/1565538/20070725/story.jhtml|title='Simpsons' Trivia, From Swearing Lisa To 'Burns-Sexual' Smithers|accessdate=2007-07-29|date=]|author=Larry Carroll|publisher=]}}</ref>

==References==
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==External links==
* at TheSimpsons.com
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