During a recent interview, "The Simpsons" co-creator James L Brooks revealed that the long-running comedy series once tried to get the First Lady to play herself in an episode but she refused to be a part of it, reported Variety.
After finding out that Michelle, 52, said "The Mary Tyler Moore Show", another of Brooks' co-creations, is one of her favorite programs, the Emmy winner explained how she turned down a chance to make her debut on "The Simpsons".
"The Simpsons" version of Michelle (voiced by Angela Bassett) did show up in the fifteenth episode of the twenty-first season, an installment in which she teaches Lisa that there's nothing wrong with being an overachiever.
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