Ben & His Rat Army - Revision history

SolarBot: Bot: Replacing category One time characters with One-time characters

2021-02-13T22:06:55Z

Bot: Replacing category One time characters with One-time characters

2020-12-10T20:52:54Z

‎Behind the Laughter: replaced: {{w|Ben (film)|Ben}} → {{W2|Ben|film}}

2020-09-30T00:10:12Z

2020-09-29T22:56:24Z

‎Behind the Laughter

2020-09-29T22:54:44Z

I'm not sure if this category is appropiate

2020-09-29T22:52:22Z

2013-01-30T18:30:12Z

Robot: Removing from Category:Characters

2012-08-28T13:54:50Z

2012-08-08T09:15:46Z

2012-02-18T22:13:35Z

‎Appearances: renaming template, replaced: {{advert| → {{Ad|

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 Before the album ''[[The Simpsons Sing the Blues]]'' was released in 1990, it was rumored that pop icon [[Michael Jackson]] would contribute to it with a track. After being released, it was thought that "[[Do the Bartman]]" was the song written by Jackson, but executive producer [[James L. Brooks]] stated that the song was written by [[Bryan Loren]], one of Jackson's friends. Eight years later, in 1998, [[Matt Groening]] stated that "Do the Bartman" was actually co-written and co-produced by Jackson.
-"Ben & His Rat Army" is the only reference to Michael Jackson that can be seen in "Do the Bartman". It is a reference to the 1972 horror film ''{{w|Ben (film)|Ben}}'' about a young boy and his pet rat, Ben, for which Jackson wrote the theme song.
+"Ben & His Rat Army" is the only reference to Michael Jackson that can be seen in "Do the Bartman". It is a reference to the 1972 horror film ''{{W2|Ben|film}}'' about a young boy and his pet rat, Ben, for which Jackson wrote the theme song.
 == Appearances ==

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 Before the album ''[[The Simpsons Sing the Blues]]'' was released in 1990, it was rumored that pop icon [[Michael Jackson]] would contribute to it with a track. After being released, it was thought that "[[Do the Bartman]]" was the song written by Jackson, but executive producer [[James L. Brooks]] stated that the song was written by [[Bryan Loren]], one of Jackson's friends. Eight years later, in 1998, [[Matt Groening]] stated that "Do the Bartman" was actually co-written and co-produced by Jackson.
-"Ben & His Rat Army" is the only reference to Michael Jackson that can be seen in "Do the Bartman". It is a reference to the 1972 horror film ''{{w|Ben (film)|Ben}}'' about a young boy and his pet rat, Ben, for which Jacskon wrote the theme song.
+"Ben & His Rat Army" is the only reference to Michael Jackson that can be seen in "Do the Bartman". It is a reference to the 1972 horror film ''{{w|Ben (film)|Ben}}'' about a young boy and his pet rat, Ben, for which Jackson wrote the theme song.
 == Appearances ==

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+[[File:Ben & His Rat Army.png|thumb|300px|Ben & His Rat Army poster.]]
-'''Ben & His Rat Army''' is a group which consists of a person named Ben, and his "rat army". He was set to do a show in [[Springfield]] on October 25.
 == Appearances ==
 *{{ad|Do the Bartman}}

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 '''Ben & His Rat Army''' is a group which consists of a person named Ben, and his "rat army". He was set to do a show in [[Springfield]] on October 25.
 ==Appearances==
-*{{advert|Do the Bartman}}
+*{{Ad|Do the Bartman}}
 [[Category:Characters]]