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'''NABF''' is the twenty-third production season of ''[[The Simpsons]]''. [[Al Jean]] served as the [[List of showrunners|showrunner]] for most of the season while [[Matt Selman]] served as the showrunner for NABF20 and NABF22. The episodes mostly aired in [[Season 22|broadcast season 22]] on [[Fox]], with eight [[rollover episodes]] from the production season airing in [[Season 23|broadcast season 23]]. The episodes aired from November 21, [[2010]] with "[[The Fool Monty]]", to December 11, [[2011]] with "[[Holidays of Future Passed]]".

== Episodes ==
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{{TBT|[[File:The Fool Monty promo.png|250px]]}}
{{TB|NABF01}}
{{TB|'''"[[The Fool Monty]]"'''}}
{{TB|November 21, 2010}}
{{TB|[[Steven Dean Moore]]}}
{{TB|[[Michael Price]]}}
{{TB|S22 E6}}
{{TCsT|After finding out he only has weeks left to live, [[Mr. Burns]] tries to go out on his own terms. Surviving the attempt, a now amnesiac Burns is found by [[Bart]], who reveals him to the townspeople to enact revenge on. But when Burns gets his memories back, he wants payback. Meanwhile, [[Smithers]] gets a job working for former vice president [[Dick Cheney]].|7|color=white}}

{{TBT|[[File:How Munched Is That Birdie in the Window.png|250px]]}}
{{TB|NABF02}}
{{TB|'''"[[How Munched Is That Birdie in the Window?]]"'''}}
{{TB|November 28, 2010}}
{{TB|[[Michael Polcino]]}}
{{TB|[[Kevin Curran]]}}
{{TB|S22 E7}}
{{TCsT|After [[Raymond Bird|a pigeon]] breaks its wing flying into the [[742 Evergreen Terrace|Simpson house]], [[Bart]] looks after him until he recovers. However, [[Santa's Little Helper]] eats his new pet. Bart is taken to therapy where the [[Simpson family|Simpsons]] are told they need to get rid of the family dog.

'''Guest starring:''' [[Danica Patrick]] as {{Ch|Danica Patrick|herself}} and [[Rachel Weisz]] as [[Dr. Thurston]].|7|color=white}}

{{TBT|[[File:New Cool Moms.png|250px]]}}
{{TB|NABF03}}
{{TB|'''"[[Moms I'd Like to Forget]]"'''}}
{{TB|January 9, [[2011]]}}
{{TB|[[Chris Clements]]}}
{{TB|[[Brian Kelley]]}}
{{TB|S22 E10}}
{{TCsT|When [[Bart]] discovers that [[Erik|a fifth grader]] has a scar identical to one Bart has, [[Marge]] tells him about [[The Cool Moms|a club of mothers]] she was in once where they set playdates for their kids. When she tries to bring the club back, things turn out better for Marge than they do for Bart.|7|color=white}}

{{TBT|[[File:Flaming Moe.png|250px]]}}
{{TB|NABF04}}
{{TB|'''"[[Flaming Moe]]"'''}}
{{TB|January 16, [[2011]]}}
{{TB|[[Chuck Sheetz]]}}
{{TB|[[Matt Selman]]}}
{{TB|S22 E11}}
{{TCsT|[[Moe]] and [[Smithers]] turn [[Moe's]] into "Mo's", a trendy gay bar. However, Moe struggles with the new customers thinking that he is gay. Meanwhile, [[Principal Skinner]] uses [[Bart]] to get closer to dating a [[Calliope Juniper|substitute music teacher]] after finding out that he is dating her [[Melody Juniper|daughter]].

'''Guest starring:''' [[Alyson Hannigan]] as [[Melody Juniper]], [[Scott Thompson]] as [[Grady Little]], and [[Kristen Wiig]] as [[Calliope Juniper]].|7|color=white}}

{{TBT|[[File:Homer the Father.png|250px]]}}
{{TB|NABF05}}
{{TB|'''"[[Homer the Father]]"'''}}
{{TB|January 23, 2011}}
{{TB|[[Mark Kirkland]]}}
{{TB|[[Joel H. Cohen]]}}
{{TB|S22 E12}}
{{TCsT|[[Homer]] becomes obsessed with [[Thicker than Waters|a 1980s family sitcom]] and starts acting like [[Patrick Waters|the show's father]] so he does not give [[Bart]] a dirt bike he wants. Bart then realizes that he can sell secrets about the [[Springfield Nuclear Power Plant|nuclear power plant]] to other countries, so he agrees to sell them to [[China]] in exchange for a dirt bike.

'''Guest starring:''' [[Michael Paul Chan]] as [[Chinese spies]], [[James Lipton]] as {{Ch|James Lipton|himself}}, [[David Mamet]] as {{Ch|David Mamet|himself}}, and [[Garry Marshall]] as [[Sheldon Leavitt]].|7|color=white}}

{{TBT|[[File:The Blue and the Gray promo.png|200px]]}}
{{TB|NABF06}}
{{TB|'''"[[The Blue and the Gray]]"'''}}
{{TB|February 13, 2011}}
{{TB|[[Bob Anderson]]}}
{{TB|[[Rob LaZebnik]]}}
{{TB|S22 E13}}
{{TCsT|[[Moe]] asks [[Homer]] to become his wingman in the hopes of finding a girlfriend. However, he is distraught when women are drawn to Homer instead of him. Meanwhile, [[Marge]] discovers her first gray hairs and surprises everyone by fully embracing the new hair color.|7|color=white}}

{{TBT|[[File:Homer accepts the award.png|250px]]}}
{{TB|NABF07}}
{{TB|'''"[[Angry Dad: The Movie]]"'''}}
{{TB|February 20, 2011}}
{{TB|[[Matthew Nastuk]]}}
{{TB|[[John Frink]]}}
{{TB|S22 E14}}
{{TCsT|[[Bart]]'s cartoon [[Angry Dad]] gets turned into {{ap|Angry Dad: The Movie|film|a movie}} starring [[Homer]] as the voice of {{Ch|Angry Dad}}, which becomes a huge critical success. But when it starts to win awards, Homer claims them instead of Bart, leading to Bart figuring out a way to shut Homer out.

'''Guest starring:''' [[Halle Berry]] as {{Ch|Halle Berry|herself}}, [[Russell Brand]] as {{Ch|Russell Brand|himself}}, [[Ricky Gervais]] as {{Ch|Ricky Gervais|himself}}, [[Maurice LaMarche]] as [[Anthony Hopkins]], [[Nick Park]] as {{Ch|Nick Park|himself}}, and [[J. B. Smoove‎]] as [[DJ Kwanzaa]].|7|color=white}}

{{TBT|[[File:The Scorpion's Tale.png|250px]]}}
{{TB|NABF08}}
{{TB|'''"[[The Scorpion's Tale]]"'''}}
{{TB|March 6, 2011}}
{{TB|[[Matthew Schofield]]}}
{{TB|[[Billy Kimball]] and [[Ian Maxtone-Graham]]}}
{{TB|S22 E15}}
{{TCsT|During a field trip to the [[Springfield Desert State Park]], [[Lisa]] finds [[Springfield Silvertongue|a flower]] that can cause animals to become docile. When she synthesizes a drug out of this, the drug gets picked up by a major pharmaceuticals company and distributed to the population. However, it has a major negative side effect.

'''Guest starring:''' [[Werner Herzog]] as [[Walther Hotenhoffer]] and [[Kevin Michael Richardson]] as [[Retirement Castle orderly]].|7|color=white}}

{{TBT|[[File:A Midsummer's Nice Dreams promo.png|200px]]}}
{{TB|NABF09}}
{{TB|'''"[[A Midsummer's Nice Dreams]]"'''}}
{{TB|March 13, 2011}}
{{TB|[[Steven Dean Moore]]}}
{{TB|[[Dan Castellaneta]]<br>[[Deb Lacusta]]}}
{{TB|S22 E16}}
{{TCsT|{{Ch|Cheech Marin|Cheech}} and {{Ch|Tommy Chong|Chong}} arrive in [[Springfield]] for their reunion tour, but when Chong refuses to perform a joke, [[Homer]] steps in and becomes the new "Chong", going on tour as "Cheech and Chunk". Meanwhile, Chong recruits [[Seymour Skinner]] to form "Teach and Chong". Meanwhile, Marge helps the [[Crazy Cat Lady]] change her hoarder ways, but in the process turns into a hoarder herself.

'''Guest starring:''' [[Cheech Marin]] as {{Ch|Cheech Marin|himself}} and [[Tommy Chong]] as {{Ch|Tommy Chong|himself}}.|7|color=white}}

{{TBT|[[File:Love Is a Many-Strangled Thing promo.png|250px]]}}
{{TB|NABF10}}
{{TB|'''"[[Love Is a Many-Strangled Thing]]"'''}}
{{TB|March 27, 2011}}
{{TB|[[Michael Polcino]]}}
{{TB|[[Bill Odenkirk]]}}
{{TB|S22 E17}}
{{TCsT|When [[Homer]] tickles [[Bart]] until he wets his pants, [[Marge]] makes Homer take part in a fathering enrichment class. Over the course of the lessons, Homer becomes scared of Bart. Marge tries to track down the now-missing [[Dr. Zander]] to get him to put things right again.

'''Guest starring:''' [[Kareem Abdul-Jabbar]] as {{Ch|Kareem Abdul-Jabbar|himself}}, [[Kevin Michael Richardson]] as the [[retired lineman masseur]], and [[Paul Rudd]] as [[Dr. Zander]].|7|color=white}}

{{TBT|[[File:The Great Simpsina promo 2.png|200px]]}}
{{TB|NABF11}}
{{TB|'''"[[The Great Simpsina]]"'''}}
{{TB|April 10, 2011}}
{{TB|[[Chris Clements]]}}
{{TB|[[Matt Warburton]]}}
{{TB|S22 E18}}
{{TCsT|[[Lisa]] becomes an apprentice magician when she meets [[The Great Raymondo]], who teaches her all his secrets. One of these is for "The Great Milk Can Escape," which Lisa accidentally reveals to [[Cregg Demon]], a rival magician. But when other rival magicians attempt to take out Cregg, Lisa comes to his rescue.

'''Guest starring:''' [[David Copperfield]] as {{Ch|David Copperfield|himself}}, [[Ricky Jay]] as {{Ch|Ricky Jay|himself}}, [[Penn Jillette]] as {{Ch|Penn Jillette|himself}}, [[Martin Landau]] as [[The Great Raymondo]], [[Jack McBrayer]] as [[Ewell Freestone]], and [[Teller]] as {{Ch|Teller|himself}}.|7|color=white}}

{{TBT|[[File:The Real Housewives of Fat Tony promo.png|250px]]}}
{{TB|NABF12}}
{{TB|'''"[[The Real Housewives of Fat Tony]]"'''}}
{{TB|May 1, 2011}}
{{TB|[[Lance Kramer]]}}
{{TB|[[Dick Blasucci]]}}
{{TB|S22 E19}}
{{TCsT|[[Fat Tony]] and [[Selma]] fall in love and get married after a whirlwind courtship. [[Marge]] has her reservations about the couple's marriage, so Fat Tony invites [[Homer]] and Marge to a weekend getaway at [[D'Amico summer home|his summer home]]. Meanwhile, [[Bart]] discovers a special talent that allows him to detect the location of truffles by smell, so he and [[Lisa]] team up to collect them.

'''Guest starring:''' [[Joe Mantegna]] as [[Fat Tony]].|7|color=white}}

{{TBT|[[File:Homer Scissorhands.png|250px]]}}
{{TB|NABF13}}
{{TB|'''"[[Homer Scissorhands]]"'''}}
{{TB|May 8, 2011}}
{{TB|[[Mark Kirkland]]}}
{{TB|[[Peter Gaffney]] and [[Steve Viksten]]}}
{{TB|S22 E20}}
{{TCsT|After [[Homer]] discovers a talent for styling hair, he becomes [[Springfield]]'s most in-demand hair stylist. But having to listen to women's problems and gossip all day long leads Homer to believe his gift may actually be a curse. Meanwhile, [[Milhouse]] professes his love for [[Lisa]], only to have his heart broken. Milhouse then catches the eye of popular fifth-grader [[Taffy]], causing Lisa to become jealous.

'''Guest starring:''' [[Kristen Schaal]] as [[Taffy]].|7|color=white}}

{{TBT|[[File:500 Keys promo.png|250px]]}}
{{TB|NABF14}}
{{TB|'''"[[500 Keys]]"'''}}
{{TB|May 15, 2011}}
{{TB|[[Bob Anderson]]}}
{{TB|[[John Frink]]}}
{{TB|S22 E21}}
{{TCsT|[[Lisa]] tries to return a key to [[Springfield Elementary]], but she stumbles upon an abandoned classroom in the basement. Trying to investigate this leads to more questions arising around the mystery of [[Bus 23]], a school bus that never returned from a school trip. Lisa, [[Homer]], and [[Bart]] team up to solve the mystery. Meanwhile, [[Marge]] is on a continuous search for [[The Pooter Toot Express|her noisy anniversary present]].

'''Guest starring:''' [[Albert Brooks]] as [[Hank Scorpio]].|7|color=white}}

{{TBT|[[File:The Ned-liest Catch promo 2.png|250px]]}}
{{TB|NABF15}}
{{TB|'''"[[The Ned-liest Catch]]"'''}}
{{TB|May 22, 2011}}
{{TB|[[Chuck Sheetz]]}}
{{TB|[[Jeff Westbrook]]}}
{{TB|S22 E22}}
{{TCsT|Feeling guilty for getting [[Mrs. Krabappel]] suspended after one of his school pranks, [[Bart]] helps her escape detention, and [[Ned Flanders]] winds up saving her life in the process. When Edna and Ned start dating, he is surprised to learn she's been with many of Springfield's men, including [[Homer]] and [[Aerosmith]] drummer {{Ch|Joey Kramer}}.

'''Guest starring:''' [[Ken Burns]] as {{Ch|Ken Burns|himself}} and [[Joey Kramer]] as {{Ch|Joey Kramer|himself}}.|7|color=white}}

{{TBT|[[File:The Falcon and the D'ohman promo 1.png|250px]]}}
{{TB|NABF16}}
{{TB|'''"[[The Falcon and the D'ohman]]"'''}}
{{TB|September 25, 2011}}
{{TB|[[Matthew Nastuk]]}}
{{TB|[[Justin Hurwitz]]}}
{{TB|S23 E1}}
{{TCsT|[[Homer]] discovers the [[Springfield Nuclear Power Plant|Power Plant]] has a new security guard called [[Wayne Slater|Wayne]]. Homer tries to become friends with him, but discovers Wayne has a hidden past as a CIA agent. Wayne's past trauma from his CIA days causes him to struggle with his new ordinary life.

'''Guest starring:''' [[Tom Colicchio]] as {{Ch|Tom Colicchio|himself}}, [[Kevin Michael Richardson]] as the [[SendEx employee]], and [[Kiefer Sutherland]] as [[Wayne Slater]].|7|color=white}}

{{TBT|[[File:Bart Stops to Smell the Roosevelts.png|250px]]}}
{{TB|NABF17}}
{{TB|'''"[[Bart Stops to Smell the Roosevelts]]"'''}}
{{TB|October 2, 2011}}
{{TB|[[Steven Dean Moore]]}}
{{TB|[[Tim Long]]}}
{{TB|S23 E2}}
{{TCsT|[[Superintendent Chalmers]] takes over [[Bart]]'s education after another one of Bart's pranks causes trouble for the school. Chalmers' teaching sparks a fascination in {{Ch|Theodore Roosevelt}} for Bart. Encouraged by this, Chalmers takes Bart and his band of "[[Rough Riders]]" on an overnight excursion to [[Springfield Forest]]. A minor accident causes Chalmers to get fired, and Bart and his group try to get him reinstated.

'''Guest starring:''' [[Theodore Roosevelt]] as {{Ch|Theodore Roosevelt|himself}} (via archival audio).|7|color=white}}

{{TBT|[[File:Holidays of Future Passed promo.png|250px]]}}
{{TB|NABF18}}
{{TB|'''"[[Holidays of Future Passed]]"'''}}
{{TB|December 11, 2011}}
{{TB|[[Rob Oliver]]}}
{{TB|[[J. Stewart Burns]]}}
{{TB|S23 E9}}
{{TCsT|In a flash-forward to thirty years in the future, [[Bart]] and [[Lisa]] have children of their own and decide to spend [[Christmas]] as one big family at their parents' house. The two of them ask their parents for parenting advice. Meanwhile, a heavily pregnant [[Maggie]] tries to get home for the holidays.

'''Guest starring:''' [[Matt Groening]] as soccer announcer (uncredited).|7|color=white}}

{{TBT|[[File:Treehouse of Horror XXII poster 1.png|200px]]}}
{{TB|NABF19}}
{{TB|'''"[[Treehouse of Horror XXII]]"'''}}
{{TB|October 30, 2011}}
{{TB|[[Matthew Faughnan]]}}
{{TB|[[Carolyn Omine]]}}
{{TB|S23 E3}}
{{TCsT|In the opening, [[Homer]] gets trapped in [[Candy Eating Peak]] and has to bite his own arm off to escape. In "The Diving Bell and Butterball", Homer becomes paralyzed after being bitten by a spider, but finds he can communicate by farting. In "Dial D for Diddily", [[Ned]] becomes a vigilante when Homer, pretending to be [[God]], gets him to murder his enemies. Finally, in "In the Na'vi", [[Bart]] and [[Milhouse]] go on a mission at [[Rigel 7]] and take on the form of [[Rigellians]], where Bart finds an unlikely love in [[Kamala]].

'''Guest starring:''' [[Jackie Mason]] as [[Hyman Krustofsky]] and [[Aron Ralston]] as the [[911 dispatcher]].|7|color=white}}

{{TBT|[[File:The Food Wife promo.png|250px]]}}
{{TB|NABF20}}
{{TB|'''"[[The Food Wife]]"'''}}
{{TB|November 13, 2011}}
{{TB|[[Timothy Bailey]]}}
{{TB|[[Matt Selman]]}}
{{TB|S23 E5}}
{{TCsT|After the car breaks down in [[Little Ethiopia]], [[Marge]], [[Bart]], and [[Lisa]] discover the joys of trying new foods, so they start a food blog where they review different restaurants together. However, [[Homer]] starts to get jealous at being left out.

'''Guest starring:''' [[Mario Batali]] as {{Ch|Mario Batali|himself}}, [[Anthony Bourdain]] as {{Ch|Anthony Bourdain|himself}}, [[Tim Heidecker]] as [[Amuse Bruce]], [[Gordon Ramsay]] as {{Ch|Gordon Ramsay|himself}}, and [[Eric Wareheim]] as [[Fois Garth]].|7|color=white}}

{{TBT|[[File:Homer told off by Roz.png|250px]]}}
{{TB|NABF21}}
{{TB|'''"[[Replaceable You]]"'''}}
{{TB|November 6, 2011}}
{{TB|[[Mark Kirkland]]}}
{{TB|[[Stephanie Gillis]]}}
{{TB|S23 E4}}
{{TCsT|[[Bart]]'s science fair project, [[Robopet|a mechanical baby seal]], outshines [[Lisa]]'s brainy asteroid model and quickly becomes a popular pet among the [[Springfield Retirement Castle|retirement home]] patrons. However, a programming error causes them to have some dangerous issues. Meanwhile, Homer's new and eager assistant, [[Roz Davis]], steals Homer's job, forcing him to team up with [[Ned Flanders]] to reveal her true colors.

'''Guest starring:''' [[Jane Lynch]] as [[Roz Davis]].|7}|color=white}}

{{TBT|[[File:The Book Job promo 1.png|250px]]}}
{{TB|NABF22}}
{{TB|'''"[[The Book Job]]"'''}}
{{TB|November 20, 2011}}
{{TB|[[Bob Anderson]]}}
{{TB|[[Dan Vebber]]}}
{{TB|S23 E6}}
{{TCsT|After [[Lisa]] finds out that author [[T. R. Francis]] is a fake, she decides to write her own book, and teams up with several other [[Springfield]]ers and {{Ch|Neil Gaiman}} to write the book. However, when they get the book back from the publishers, they find that the whole concept has been changed. The team then work together to steal their book back.

'''Guest starring:''' [[Neil Gaiman]] as {{Ch|Neil Gaiman|himself}} and [[Andy García]] as [[Slick]].|7|color=white}}
}}

== Script covers ==
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File:NABF05 Script Cover.jpg
File:NABF09 Script.jpg
File:NABF10 Script.jpg
File:NABF14 Script.jpg
File:NABF20 Script.jpg
File:BookJobscript.jpg
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-'''NABF''' is the twenty-third production season of ''[[The Simpsons]]''. [[Al Jean]] served as the [[List of showrunners|showrunner]] for most of the season while [[Matt Selman]] served as the showrunner for NABF20 and NABF22. The episodes mostly aired in [[Season 22|broadcast season 22]] on [[Fox]], with eight [[rollover episodes]] from the production season airing in [[Season 23|broadcast season 23]]. The episodes aired from November 21, [[2010]] with "[[The Fool Monty]]", to December 11, [[2011]] with "[[Holidays of Future Passed]]".
+'''NABF''' is the twenty-third production season of ''[[The Simpsons]]''. [[Al Jean]] served as the [[List of showrunners|showrunner]] for most of the season while [[Matt Selman]] served as the showrunner for NABF20 and NABF22. The episodes mostly aired in [[Season 22|broadcast season 22]] on [[Fox]], with seven [[rollover episodes]] from the production season airing in [[Season 23|broadcast season 23]]. The episodes aired from November 21, [[2010]] with "[[The Fool Monty]]", to December 11, [[2011]] with "[[Holidays of Future Passed]]".
 == Episodes ==

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 {{TCsT|[[Superintendent Chalmers]] takes over [[Bart]]'s education after another one of Bart's pranks causes trouble for the school. Chalmers' teaching sparks a fascination in {{Ch|Theodore Roosevelt}} for Bart. Encouraged by this, Chalmers takes Bart and his band of "[[Rough Riders]]" on an overnight excursion to [[Springfield Forest]]. A minor accident causes Chalmers to get fired, and Bart and his group try to get him reinstated.
-'''Guest starring:''' [[Theodore Roosevelt]] as {{Ch|Theodore Roosevelt|himself}} (via archival audio).|7|color=white}}
+'''Guest starring:''' [[Theodore Roosevelt]] as {{Ch|Theodore Roosevelt|himself}} (via archive audio).|7|color=white}}
 {{TBT|[[File:Holidays of Future Passed promo.png|250px]]}}

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 {{TCsT|During a field trip to the [[Springfield Desert State Park]], [[Lisa]] finds [[Springfield Silvertongue|a flower]] that can cause animals to become docile. When she synthesizes a drug out of this, the drug gets picked up by a major pharmaceuticals company and distributed to the population. However, it has a major negative side effect.
-'''Guest starring:''' [[Werner Herzog]] as [[Walther Hotenhoffer]] and [[Kevin Michael Richardson]] as [[Retirement Castle orderly]].|7|color=white}}
+'''Guest starring:''' [[Werner Herzog]] as [[Walther Hotenhoffer]] and [[Kevin Michael Richardson]] as the [[Retirement Castle orderly]].|7|color=white}}
 {{TBT|[[File:A Midsummer's Nice Dreams promo.png|200px]]}}
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 {{TB|March 13, 2011}}
 {{TB|[[Steven Dean Moore]]}}
-{{TB|[[Dan Castellaneta]]<br>[[Deb Lacusta]]}}
+{{TB|[[Dan Castellaneta]] and [[Deb Lacusta]]}}
 {{TB|S22 E16}}
 {{TCsT|{{Ch|Cheech Marin|Cheech}} and {{Ch|Tommy Chong|Chong}} arrive in [[Springfield]] for their reunion tour, but when Chong refuses to perform a joke, [[Homer]] steps in and becomes the new "Chong", going on tour as "Cheech and Chunk". Meanwhile, Chong recruits [[Seymour Skinner]] to form "Teach and Chong". Meanwhile, Marge helps the [[Crazy Cat Lady]] change her hoarder ways, but in the process turns into a hoarder herself.
-'''Guest starring:''' [[Cheech Marin]] as {{Ch|Cheech Marin|himself}} and [[Tommy Chong]] as {{Ch|Tommy Chong|himself}}.|7|color=white}}
+'''Guest starring:''' [[Tommy Chong]] as {{Ch|Tommy Chong|himself}} and [[Cheech Marin]] as {{Ch|Cheech Marin|himself}}.|7|color=white}}
 {{TBT|[[File:Love Is a Many-Strangled Thing promo.png|250px]]}}

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