Cecil Terwilliger - Revision history

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Half-Decent Fiend: No source is given for Cecil’s date of birth. Also, it was never officially confirmed or denied if Neil is his son or not, and Neil only appeared once in a comic (the comics are not part of the official "canon")

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No source is given for Cecil’s date of birth. Also, it was never officially confirmed or denied if Neil is his son or not, and Neil only appeared once in a comic (the comics are not part of the official "canon")

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‎Appearances

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 === Bob's funeral ===
 [[File:Funeral for a Fiend promo.png|thumb|right|150px|Cecil at Bob's "funeral"]]
-He was seen again when Sideshow Bob was put on trial for trying to kill The Simpsons family and there [[Robert Terwilliger Sr.|his father]] says Sideshow Bob has a rare heart condition which was caused by his many failed attempts to kill Bart.<ref>"[[Funeral for a Fiend]]"</ref> It was then revealed he had to take medication to keep himself healthy but Bart throws it out the window thinking it's a bomb and Sideshow Bob drops dead. Cecil then invites Bart to Bob's cremation and Bart decides to go to change the way he acted during Bob's funeral, however it is just a trap and Sideshow Bob is not dead but is alive and came out of his coffin to kill Bart by putting him in it and getting burned. But Bob's family's plan is yet foiled again and he, Cecil, Robert Sr., Francesca, and Bob's mother are all sent to jail, while Bob is stuck in a straight coat, and most of his family is playing poker. In "The Bob Next Noor", it is unknown why he and the rest of Bob's family were not seen in Bob's cell.
+He was seen again when Sideshow Bob was put on trial for trying to kill The Simpson family and there [[Robert Terwilliger Sr.|his father]] says Sideshow Bob has a rare heart condition which was caused by his many failed attempts to kill Bart.<ref>"[[Funeral for a Fiend]]"</ref> It was then revealed he had to take medication to keep himself healthy but Bart throws it out the window thinking it's a bomb and Sideshow Bob drops dead. Cecil then invites Bart to Bob's cremation and Bart decides to go to change the way he acted during Bob's funeral, however it is just a trap and Sideshow Bob is not dead but is alive and came out of his coffin to kill Bart by putting him in it and getting burned. But Bob's family's plan is yet foiled again and he, Cecil, Robert Sr., Francesca, and Bob's mother are all sent to jail, while Bob is stuck in a straight coat, and most of his family is playing poker. In "The Bob Next Noor", it is unknown why he and the rest of Bob's family were not seen in Bob's cell.
 === Bart's dream ===

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 *{{ep|Homer's Adventures Through the Windshield Glass|([[Homer's Adventures Through the Windshield Glass/Gags|opening sequence]])}}
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+*{{cg|Simpsons Pixel couch gag}}
 *{{ep|Homer's Adventures Through the Windshield Glass|([[Homer's Adventures Through the Windshield Glass/Gags|opening sequence]])}}
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 Cecil, voiced by [[David Hyde Pierce]], and Bob, voiced by [[Kelsey Grammer]], have a similar relationship to Crane brother {{W|Niles Crane|Niles}} and {{W|Frasier Crane|Frasier}}, played by the same actors played on the sitcom ''{{W|Frasier}}''. His mannerisms are similar to that of his Frasier counterpart. Cecil was designed to look similar to David, yet still look like Sideshow Bob.
-[[Bart]] puts his bands over Cecil's eyes and says, "Guess Who?" and Cecil answers, "{{W|Maris Grace|Maris}}?" is a reference to Niles' off-screen wife {{W|Maris Crane|Maris}}.
+[[Bart]] puts his bands over Cecil's eyes and says, "Guess who?" and Cecil answers, "{{W|Maris Grace|Maris}}?" is a reference to Niles' off-screen wife {{W|Maris Crane|Maris}}.
 == Appearances ==

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 == Behind the Laughter ==
-Cecil, voiced by [[David Hyde Pierce]], and Robert, voiced by [[Kelsey Grammer]], have a relationship similar to that of {{W|Niles Crane}} and {{W|Frasier Crane}}, whom the actors played on the sitcom ''{{W|Frasier}}''. His mannerisms are similar to that of his Fraiser counterpart. Cecil was designed to look similar to David, yet still look like Sideshow Bob.
+Cecil, voiced by [[David Hyde Pierce]], and Bob, voiced by [[Kelsey Grammer]], have a similar relationship to Crane brother {{W|Niles Crane|Niles}} and {{W|Frasier Crane|Frasier}}, played by the same actors played on the sitcom ''{{W|Frasier}}''. His mannerisms are similar to that of his Frasier counterpart. Cecil was designed to look similar to David, yet still look like Sideshow Bob.
 == Appearances ==

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 == References ==
 {{Reflist}}
+{{Images}}
 {{Terwilliger Family}}
 {{Simpsons characters}}

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-{{Featured article}}
+{{Icons|FA}}
 {{For|Sideshow Bob's brother|the man in "[[Homer the Moe]]"|Cecil (Homer the Moe)}}
 {{Quote|And now to kill you. There may be a slight ringing in your ears. Fortunately, you'll be nowhere near them.|Cecil|Brother from Another Series}}

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 |status = Alive
 |job = Criminal Mastermind<br>Former Chief Hydrological and Hydrodynamical Engineer
-|relatives = '''Parents:''' [[Robert Terwilliger, Sr.]] and [[Judith Underdunk]]<br>'''Brother:''' [[Sideshow Bob]]<br>'''Nephew:''' [[Gino Terwilliger]]<br>'''Son:''' [[Neil Terwilliger]]<br>'''Sister-in-law:''' [[Francesca Terwilliger]]
+|relatives = '''Parents:''' [[Robert Terwilliger, Sr.]] and [[Judith Underdunk]]<br>'''Brother:''' [[Sideshow Bob]]<br>'''Nephew:''' [[Gino Terwilliger]]<br>'''Possible Son:''' [[Neil Terwilliger]]<br>'''Sister-in-law:''' [[Francesca Terwilliger]]
 |appearance = "[[Brother from Another Series]]"
 |voiced by = [[David Hyde Pierce]]
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 == History ==
 === Early life ===
-When he was young, Cecil was ignored by his parents compared to Bob, similar to the rest of his life.<ref>''[[Simpson Sideshow Sibling Smackdown|Simpson/Sideshow Sibling Smackdown]]''</ref> Cecil's dream since a child was to become [[Krusty the Clown]]'s sidekick on ''[[The Krusty the Clown Show]]''.<ref name="BFAS">"[[Brother from Another Series]]"</ref> Cecil spent, according to Bob, "four years at clown college", to which Cecil replies, "I'd thank you not to refer to Princeton that way". Krusty and the producers of his show rejected Cecil during his audition. Cecil offered to perform his prepared "pie-in-the-face take" before he was ushered off-stage, but this did not change the producers' minds as Cecil lacked the dignity neccesary to pull the bit off. It was then that Krusty spotted Robert, standing to the side in a fine suit and looking like he genuinely didn't want to be there. Krusty ordered a pie-in-the-face for him, the resulting impact knocking off Robert's top hat and causing his hair to spring up from under it. Krusty hired Robert as his sidekick on the spot. Cecil resented and was jealous of his brother. His birthday is also on May 18, 1973.
+When he was young, Cecil was ignored by his parents compared to Bob, similar to the rest of his life.<ref>''[[Simpson Sideshow Sibling Smackdown|Simpson/Sideshow Sibling Smackdown]]''</ref> Cecil's dream since a child was to become [[Krusty the Clown]]'s sidekick on ''[[The Krusty the Clown Show]]''.<ref name="BFAS">"[[Brother from Another Series]]"</ref> Cecil spent, according to Bob, "four years at clown college", to which Cecil replies, "I'd thank you not to refer to Princeton that way". Krusty and the producers of his show rejected Cecil during his audition. Cecil offered to perform his prepared "pie-in-the-face take" before he was ushered off-stage, but this did not change the producers' minds as Cecil lacked the dignity neccesary to pull the bit off. It was then that Krusty spotted Robert, standing to the side in a fine suit and looking like he genuinely didn't want to be there. Krusty ordered a pie-in-the-face for him, the resulting impact knocking off Robert's top hat and causing his hair to spring up from under it. Krusty hired Robert as his sidekick on the spot. Cecil resented and was jealous of his brother.
 === Springfield Dam plot ===

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 === Springfield Dam plot ===
-When Sideshow Bob was released from [[Springfield Penitentiary|prison]], Cecil hired him to work for his company building a new [[Springfield Hydroelectric Dam|hydroelectric dam]] along the river, proudly telling him that he was [[Springfield]]'s "Chief Hydrological and Hydrodynamical Engineer". Cecil's true intentions, however, were to skim money from the dam project's contract, build a poor quality dam, and frame his brother for the resulting destruction (mainly due to his still being sore about Sideshow Bob getting the part of sideshow on Krusty's show). Cecil's plot was discovered by [[Bart Simpson|Bart]] and [[Lisa Simpson]], although they initially thought it was Sideshow Bob who was guilty until Cecil revealed his true colors. Ultimately, he lost the laundered money in a struggle against Bart. However, he does try to succeed in doing "the one thing Bob failed to do," which is of course killing Bart Simpson, albeit in an ironically crude fashion as him throwing Bart off of a cliff, although he hints that he'll lie if anyone asks how he did it. This attempt was foiled, ironically by Sideshow Bob. Cecil wasn't done yet, however, so he decided to both blow up the dam as well as directly kill both Bart and Sideshow Bob by shooting the dynamite stick (Bob had to use the Dynamite as a rope to catch Bart), although Bob and Bart foiled this effort by cutting the detonation charge, nearly killing themselves in the process. Despite Bob's innocence, both brothers were sent to prison, since [[Chief Wiggum]] did not believe that Sideshow Bob was innocent, despite testimonies from Bart, Lisa, himself, and Lou.<ref name="BFAS" />
+When Sideshow Bob was released from [[Springfield Penitentiary|prison]], Cecil hired him to work for his company building a new [[Springfield Hydroelectric Dam|hydroelectric dam]] along the river, proudly telling him that he was [[Springfield]]'s "Chief Hydrological and Hydrodynamical Engineer". Cecil's true intentions, however, were to skim money from the dam project's contract, build a poor quality dam, and frame his brother for the resulting destruction (mainly due to his still being sore about Sideshow Bob getting the part of sideshow on Krusty's show). Cecil's plot was discovered by [[Bart]] and [[Lisa Simpson]], although they initially thought it was Sideshow Bob who was guilty until Cecil revealed his true colors. Ultimately, he lost the laundered money in a struggle against Bart. However, he does try to succeed in doing "the one thing Bob failed to do," which is of course killing Bart Simpson, albeit in an ironically crude fashion as him throwing Bart off of a cliff, although he hints that he'll lie if anyone asks how he did it. This attempt was foiled, ironically by Sideshow Bob. Cecil wasn't done yet, however, so he decided to both blow up the dam as well as directly kill both Bart and Sideshow Bob by shooting the dynamite stick (Bob had to use the Dynamite as a rope to catch Bart), although Bob and Bart foiled this effort by cutting the detonation charge, nearly killing themselves in the process. Despite Bob's innocence, both brothers were sent to prison, since [[Chief Wiggum]] did not believe that Sideshow Bob was innocent, despite testimonies from Bart, Lisa, himself, and Lou.<ref name="BFAS" />
 === Bob's funeral ===