“I’m telling you, Cecil, I can’t take much more of this! Rustic workmen have turned the sani-john into a smokehouse, coveralls that don’t quite cover all…” – Sideshow Bob
Tag: Brother From Another Series
Makeup Quote of the Day
“Come now, you speak as if they were a gaggle of slack jawed yokels.” – Cecil Terwilliger “Mr. Terwilliger, come quick! There’s trouble down to the cement mixer, sir!” – Cletus
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“Man, those cons love Krusty. Inside every hardened criminal beats the heart of a ten year old boy.” – Bart Simpson “And vice versa.” – Lisa Simpson
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“You’ve brought shame to this family, Cecil. Oh, I don’t relish having to write the Christmas letter this year.” – Sideshow Bob “Nor I to read it. You know, Bob, all this time I thought you were a bungler. But, destroying a city is far tougher than I thought.” – Cecil
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♫”I slugged some jerk in Tahoe, they gave me one to three! My high priced lawyer sprung me on a technicality! I’m just visiting Springfield prison I get to sleep at home tonight!”♫ – Krusty the Klown
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“When that pie hit your face, I saw my dreams explode in a burst of cream and crust. But I suppose I should thank you. After all, it led me to my true calling.” – Cecil Terwilliger “Cecil, no civilization in history has ever considered Chief Hydrological Engineer a ‘calling’. . . . Yes, yes, the Cappadocians. Fine.” – Bob Terwilliger Happy 20th Anniversary to “Brother From Another Series”! Original airdate, 23 February 1997.
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“Mrs. Krabappel, no! That’s Sideshow Bob!” – Bart Simpson “Well, that’s the last time I announce my dinner plans in class.” – Mrs. Krabappel
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“Temper, temper, you know Cousin Merle ain’t been quite right lately.” – Cecil Terwilliger
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“Don’t you see what you’ve done? Sideshow Bob hasn’t reformed, he’s pure evil! Oh, if only you knew what he’s thinking!” – Bart Simpson “I hope they still make that shampoo I like.” – Sideshow Bob
Behind Us Forever: Treehouse of Horror XXVI
“At last, I’m going to do what Bob never could: kill Bart Simpson!” – Cecil Terwilliger “By throwing me off a dam? Isn’t that a little crude for a genius like you?” – Bart Simpson “Ooh, I suppose it is. Enh. If anyone asks, I’ll lie.” – Cecil Terwilliger The annual Halloween episode has come and gone, and this year’s was just as bland and forgettable as last year’s, and the year before that, etcetera. Perhaps next year’s will break the cycle of boredom, but I guess we’ll have to wait to find out. – Before we get started, let’s…
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“Wherever you go and whatever you do, I’ll be there watching and waiting.” – Bart Simpson “He says that, but I bet he gives up pretty quickly.” – Chief Wiggum
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“Hello, brother, all’s well, I trust?” – Cecil Terwilliger “It most certainly is not! The workmen you’ve given me don’t know their asses from the hole in the ground they accidentally blew yesterday.” – Sideshow Bob
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“See, Cousin Merle and me was playing fetch with Geetch, that’s our old smell hound. And . . .” – Cletus “Geetch gone to heaven, Mr. Terwilliger.” – Cousin Merle “Oh, Cousin Merle!” – Sideshow Bob
Reading Digest: Floodwaters Receding Edition
“Marge, I’m going to look for the kids.” – Homer Simpson The Lego episode is now five days in the past and the internet is starting to move onto other things, but this week’s links are still a little thin from that deluge of marketing. Amusingly enough, though this is just my informal observation, there were a lot more links (on commercial publications and personal blogs) before the episode aired than after. Prior to broadcast, my news feeds and Google Alerts were inundated with people posting links to images and that trailer video. Afterwards there were quite a few reviews,…
Compare & Contrast: Sideshow Bob On Top of a Dam
“This looks like the work of crazy old Sideshow Bob.” – Chief Wiggum “No, chief, Bob’s innocent! It’s the truth.” – Lisa Simpson “The truth, huh? That sounds like the testimony of crazy old Lisa Simpson.” – Chief Wiggum Sometimes Zombie Simpsons makes it hard to tell the difference between fan service and one of its regularly craptacular plot zigzags. Was the fact that Sideshow Bob chased Bart and Lisa to the top of a dam at the end of “The Man Who Grew Too Much” supposed to be a shout out to “Brother From the Same Planet”? Or was…
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“Hey, you said we were going to Dairy Queen.” – Lisa Simpson “I lied. Now help me rummage through Bob’s trash for clues. Then I promise we’ll go to the water slide.” – Bart Simpson “Okay.” – Lisa Simpson
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“There it is, the future site of the Springfield Hydroelectric Dam.” – Cecil Terwilliger “Just the thought of all that raw, surging power makes me wonder why the hell I should care.” – Sideshow Bob “Because you’ll be supervising the construction crew.” – Cecil Terwilliger “Oh, great. Whenever a woman passes by I suppose it will be my job to lead the hooting. Oh, yeah. Shake it, madam. Capital knockers.” – Sideshow Bob
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“You wanted to be Krusty’s sidekick since you were five! What about the buffoon lessons? The four years at clown college?” – Sideshow Bob “I’ll thank you not to refer to Princeton that way!” – Cecil
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“You do know I used to have a . . . problem with trying to kill people?” – Sideshow Bob “Goodness, I had no idea! For you see, I have been on Mars for the last decade, in a cave with my eyes shut and my fingers in my ears.” – Cecil “Touche, Cecil.” – Sideshow Bob
Ned Flanders: Party Guy
“That was Edna Krabappel. You only get one chance with Edna Krabappel.” – Sideshow Bob Via HollywoodChicago.com comes an interview with Marcia Wallace. She talks about her career, how she got started and, naturally, Mrs. Krabappel. It’s a neat little read, but there’s also this nauseating bit about an upcoming episode of Zombie Simpsons: Carol had better luck than poor Edna, she is looking for love in all the wrong places. I just did an episode last week where I have a romance with Ned Flanders. And there is going to be an online poll to ask America whether they…
