It actually means “the Bart, the,” and no one who speaks German could be evil!
It means “the Bart, the,” and no one who speaks German could be evil!
“Who would want to kill me? I’m this century’s Dennis the Menace.”
I KILL YOU SCUM
I remember being genuinely in suspense when this episode first aired. It seems obvious now, but remember that before this episode Sideshow Bob had not been established as Bart’s arch-nemesis. I don’t think he ever expressed hatred, or desire for revenge, at Bart specifically. Also the Cape Fear-homage “Sideshow Bob theme” was first used in this episode, so that wasn’t a tipoff at the time. When they revealed who it was, though, I remember thinking that I should have guessed it.
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It actually means “the Bart, the,” and no one who speaks German could be evil!
It means “the Bart, the,” and no one who speaks German could be evil!
“Who would want to kill me? I’m this century’s Dennis the Menace.”
I KILL YOU SCUM
I remember being genuinely in suspense when this episode first aired. It seems obvious now, but remember that before this episode Sideshow Bob had not been established as Bart’s arch-nemesis. I don’t think he ever expressed hatred, or desire for revenge, at Bart specifically. Also the Cape Fear-homage “Sideshow Bob theme” was first used in this episode, so that wasn’t a tipoff at the time. When they revealed who it was, though, I remember thinking that I should have guessed it.