New York:
Mark Zuckerberg, founder of popular social networking website Facebook, is all set to appear as a voice actor on animated sitcom The Simpsons.
Playing himself, Zuckerberg will meet Lisa Simpson and tell her a personal story which actually happened to him before the Facebook era, New York magazine reported.
The yellow version of Zuckerberg will make his acting debut on the episode called 'Loan-A Lisa' where she wants to help with Nelson's new bike company financially and happens to bump onto Zuckerberg when attending an entrepreneurs convention.
"I'm not sure which episode it is, but I think I'm going to be in some episode of The Simpsons," Zuckerberg is quoted as saying.
He tells the kids, "how many famous billionaires including himself, have dropped out of school."
Meanwhile the Facebook founder's life is also being adapted for an upcoming feature film titled 'The Social Network'.
The longest-running sitcom on American television, The Simpsons has hosted the likes Betty White, Mark Cuban, Lance Armstrong and the Manning brothers, as voice characters in the past.
Playing himself, Zuckerberg will meet Lisa Simpson and tell her a personal story which actually happened to him before the Facebook era, New York magazine reported.
The yellow version of Zuckerberg will make his acting debut on the episode called 'Loan-A Lisa' where she wants to help with Nelson's new bike company financially and happens to bump onto Zuckerberg when attending an entrepreneurs convention.
"I'm not sure which episode it is, but I think I'm going to be in some episode of The Simpsons," Zuckerberg is quoted as saying.
He tells the kids, "how many famous billionaires including himself, have dropped out of school."
Meanwhile the Facebook founder's life is also being adapted for an upcoming feature film titled 'The Social Network'.
The longest-running sitcom on American television, The Simpsons has hosted the likes Betty White, Mark Cuban, Lance Armstrong and the Manning brothers, as voice characters in the past.
