Fresh from the Betty Ford Clinic: "I spent last night in a ditch"
I guess when Homer dumps you, there's nowhere to go but into a bottle.
Cool Continuity. How many similar appearances are there of non-regular characters that were important in an earlier episode are there? For example, does Jacques the bowling instructor ever show up? The monorail salesman?
Don't forget: Mono = One Rail = Rail
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Jacques shows up in 'Team Homer' on another bowling team with a bunch of women, non-speaking. I think we can assume Lyle Lanley is dead. Then again...
Further on Jacques, the name of the bowling team he was on was "The Homerwreakers".
"Jason Saslow" wrote in message news:[email]...
salesman?
i always thought it was the "Homewreckers" unless i'm wrong or the above was a typo. oh, i gotta go. my damn wiener cats are listening.
That's a typo.
Wasn't at all paying attention when I posted that.
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i understand. but i did like the albeit unintentional pun of "homerwrecker" you created, i.e. he was not only almost a homewrecker in 7G11 but also a homerwrecker, as homer would've been ruined too (in some ways).
It was pun-tastic!
Bart: Well then what's THAT extra B for? Homer: That's a typo.
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On Fri, 22 Mar 2002 16:24:29 GMT, P. Piggly Hogswine wrote:
Maybe Homersexuals are Homerwreckers
We also saw Lurleen's name on a billboard when Bart, Milhouse, Nelson, and Martin drove though Branson on their way to the Knoxville World's Fair.
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Ruth Powers, the "new" next-door neighbor who appeared in a couple of episodes early on (the "Thelma and Louise" episode), continues to show up in the background wearing that scarf on her head. She hasn't spoken again, though.
In the episode where Springfield won the record for the fattest town, Lurleen appeared in the giant rolling ball of springfieldians.