This is a request by  hotandbothered for some of the guys of The Simpsons being kidnapped. We have Waylon Smithers being bound and gagged, he knows that Mr. Burns will never pay the ransom.

Waylon Joseph Smithers, Jr., often shortened to just "Smithers", is a major antagonist in The Simpsons franchise, serving as a major antagonist (and sometimes anti-hero) in the long-running animated sitcom series The Simpsons and a supporting character in the 2007 theatrical film The Simpsons Movie. He is the kind-hearted yet immoral assistant of Mr. Burns.

Waylon J. Smithers Jr. was born roughly around 1954. When he was a baby, his father, Waylon Smithers Sr. often took his son to the nuclear power plant that he worked at. Due to his father's close friendship with his boss, plant manager C. Montgomery Burns, he may have been formally introduced to Burns before his father's death.

When Waylon was four months old, his father had sacrificed himself to save the power plant from destruction in a nuclear meltdown, and essentially saved his son's life. Burns took Waylon in as his own son, and raised him to be his assistant.

Although normally not that bad a person he is obscenely loyal to Mr. Burns (to the point it is heavily implied he is in love with him), although it is worth noting that Smithers is often the subject of abuse rather than malice on his own part. He is shown to have a jealous streak and can be rude and even physically violent towards those he dislikes and can be sneaky, like when Homer once replaced him at the plant. In general though Waylon Smithers is somewhat a recurring antagonist as well as a toadie rather than a fully-fledged evil-doer. He did rather rudely turn down a job prospect at one point.

However he does do several evil things in his career, such as always being the one to release the hounds for Mr Burns. One time when Burns came home and found the Simpsons living in his palace he got infuriated and told Smithers to release the hounds. This got Smithers to drive all the way back to the kennels and back again, saying he came as fast as he could. He is always eager to release the hounds for his boss.

One time in an episode set in the future, Smithers is ordered to release the hounds but he upturns a box of canine bones instead.