Homer Simpson, the lovable head of the Simpson family, has been nominated the greatest American ever in an online poll ahead of the BBC-led global debate, What The World Thinks of America.
The cartoon character received 47.17% of the vote beating former United States President Abraham Lincoln, who received 9.67% and civil rights leader Martin Luther King Jnr, with 8.54% of the vote.
The fictional character Mr T from the cult television series, the A-team, came in fourth receiving 7.83% of the votes.
Former President Bill Clinton was voted the tenth most popular American with 3.53% of the nominations.
The cartoon character received 47.17% of the vote beating former United States President Abraham Lincoln, who received 9.67% and civil rights leader Martin Luther King Jnr, with 8.54% of the vote.
The fictional character Mr T from the cult television series, the A-team, came in fourth receiving 7.83% of the votes.
Former President Bill Clinton was voted the tenth most popular American with 3.53% of the nominations.