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-[[File:Molly (My Octopus and a Teacher).png|200px|right|link=Molly (My Octopus and a Teacher)]]
+[[File:Mr. Sparkle (product).png|160px|left|link=Mr. Sparkle (product)]]
-'''Molly''' is an octopus that [[Lisa]] saved and befriended while filming ''[[My Cephalopod Soulmate]]''.
+'''Mr. Sparkle''' is a Japanese brand of dish washing and laundry detergent. It is a joint venture between [[Matsumura Fishworks]] and [[Tamaribuchi Heavy Manufacturing Concern]].
-When Lisa was making [[My Cephalopod Soulmate|a film]] underwater as part of the [[Future Nature Documentarians]], she found Molly and decided to film her. During the film, Molly was attacked by a shark and seemingly killed by it. However, Lisa actually saved Molly from the shark, with the shark only biting off one tentacle. Lisa then took Molly home with her, while she ended the film with Molly seemingly being killed because they weren't allowed to interfere with nature.
+While at the [[Springfield City Dump]], [[Bart]] found a box of Mr. Sparkle detergent. He called over [[Homer]] and [[Lisa]] to look at the box, and they were all shocked that it had a picture of Homer on the front. Homer took the box to [[Akira]] at [[The Happy Sumo]], who told Homer that it was Mr. Sparkle, and was surprised to find that the mascot looked like Homer. Homer later called the [[Mr. Sparkle Factory]] in [[Japan]] to ask why they were using his likeness on the box. He later received a videotape for American investors with a commercial for Mr. Sparkle included. The end of the commercial revealed the truth behind Mr. Sparkle: it was a merger of the companies [[Matsumura Fishworks]], which had a fish logo, and [[Tamaribuchi Heavy Manufacturing Concern]], which had a lightbulb logo. The two logos together made Mr. Sparkle, meaning the resemblance to Homer was a coincidence...
-After showing off her film at the festival, Lisa and Molly started to spend time together. However, Molly liked to escape and cause trouble around the house, using the pipes to get around. This led to Lisa getting an octopus-proof tank, which Molly still managed to escape. When Lisa found Molly in [[Santa's Little Helper]]'s dog bowl, she decided to take Molly to school with her to keep an eye on her...
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-[[File:Tanks of the Third Reich.png|200px|left|link=Tanks of the Third Reich]]
+[[File:Molly (My Octopus and a Teacher).png|200px|right|link=Molly (My Octopus and a Teacher)]]
-'''''Tanks of the Third Reich''''' is a military history book about tanks used by [[Germany]] during [[World War II]].
+'''Molly''' is an octopus that [[Lisa]] saved and befriended while filming ''[[My Cephalopod Soulmate]]''.
-[[Marge]] and [[Homer]] noticed the spice fading from their love life, so they went to [[Books! Books! And Additional Books!]] to find a book that could improve their marriage. At the store, Marge and Homer looked in the "Marital Relations" section, while [[Bart]] and [[Lisa]] shopped on their own.
+When Lisa was making [[My Cephalopod Soulmate|a film]] underwater as part of the [[Future Nature Documentarians]], she found Molly and decided to film her. During the film, Molly was attacked by a shark and seemingly killed by it. However, Lisa actually saved Molly from the shark, with the shark only biting off one tentacle. Lisa then took Molly home with her, while she ended the film with Molly seemingly being killed because they weren't allowed to interfere with nature.
-When the kids returned from their shopping, Marge and Homer were embarrassed to be caught looking at books about sex. They quickly grabbed other books at random so they could pretend they were looking at something else, and Marge ended up with a copy of ''Tanks of the Third Reich''. When Bart asked what Marge and Homer were looking at, Marge covered herself awkwardly, but reasonably well, replying, "Ummm ... I'm just reading up on ... artillery", as she glanced at the cover to see what the book was about. Homer, however, didn't fare as well and was shocked into screaming by the copy of ''[[Mapplethorpe]]'' he picked up...
+After showing off her film at the festival, Lisa and Molly started to spend time together. However, Molly liked to escape and cause trouble around the house, using the pipes to get around. This led to Lisa getting an octopus-proof tank, which Molly still managed to escape. When Lisa found Molly in [[Santa's Little Helper]]'s dog bowl, she decided to take Molly to school with her to keep an eye on her...
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-[[File:Greg (Men Behaving Manly).png|right|180px|link=Greg (Men Behaving Manly)]]
+[[File:Tanks of the Third Reich.png|200px|left|link=Tanks of the Third Reich]]
-'''Greg''' is a professor of Gender Criticism at {{W|New York University}} and the counselor for [[Man Camp]] and [[Boys Camp]].
+'''''Tanks of the Third Reich''''' is a military history book about tanks used by [[Germany]] during [[World War II]].
-Many of the men and boys of [[Springfield]] went to Man Camp and Boys Camp after [[Amazon Alexa]] recommended they all go. Greg was the counselor there, and he told everyone that the American male was in crisis. He then said he would help them explore their feelings. Greg then took the men to their first lesson, learning to talk politely to women. After the lesson, he asked [[Homer]] to give him a hug but was disappointed in his attempt.
+[[Marge]] and [[Homer]] noticed the spice fading from their love life, so they went to [[Books! Books! And Additional Books!]] to find a book that could improve their marriage. At the store, Marge and Homer looked in the "Marital Relations" section, while [[Bart]] and [[Lisa]] shopped on their own.
-Greg took the men who needed the most work to [[Pussy Willows]], a remedial camp for men. There, he had them trained by [[Coach Krupt]]. At the Boys Camp, Greg lectured the children on their reliance on phones. When [[Dolph]] tried to throw a water balloon at Greg, Greg caught it and threw it back at Dolph. [[Nelson]] then tried to give Greg a wedgie, but Greg turned it around and gave Nelson a wedgie instead. [[Bart]] then tried to give Greg attitude, but Greg just took his phone and threw it into the stream. Greg then answered a phone call from his mother, who wanted to talk to him about buying things with the money he sent her...
+When the kids returned from their shopping, Marge and Homer were embarrassed to be caught looking at books about sex. They quickly grabbed other books at random so they could pretend they were looking at something else, and Marge ended up with a copy of ''Tanks of the Third Reich''. When Bart asked what Marge and Homer were looking at, Marge covered herself awkwardly, but reasonably well, replying, "Ummm ... I'm just reading up on ... artillery", as she glanced at the cover to see what the book was about. Homer, however, didn't fare as well and was shocked into screaming by the copy of ''[[Mapplethorpe]]'' he picked up...
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-[[File:The Frying Dutchman.png|left|180px|link=The Frying Dutchman]]
+[[File:Greg (Men Behaving Manly).png|right|180px|link=Greg (Men Behaving Manly)]]
-'''The Frying Dutchman''' is a seafood restaurant in [[Springfield]]. It is owned by Captain [[Horatio McCallister]].
+'''Greg''' is a professor of Gender Criticism at {{W|New York University}} and the counselor for [[Man Camp]] and [[Boys Camp]].
-The grand opening of The Frying Dutchman was advertised on television, with the Sea Captain boasting an all-you-can-eat buffet. [[Homer]] saw the advertisement and decided he wanted to eat there, despite [[Marge]] being allergic to seafood. On the day of the grand opening, Homer ordered the buffet and then immediately took one of the steam trays of food back to his table. Homer continued to eat throughout the evening until the restaurant closed. The Sea Captain had Homer kicked out by the staff because the restaurant was closing, despite Homer saying that he hadn't had all he could eat yet.
+Many of the men and boys of [[Springfield]] went to Man Camp and Boys Camp after [[Amazon Alexa]] recommended they all go. Greg was the counselor there, and he told everyone that the American male was in crisis. He then said he would help them explore their feelings. Greg then took the men to their first lesson, learning to talk politely to women. After the lesson, he asked [[Homer]] to give him a hug but was disappointed in his attempt.
-After getting kicked out, Homer decided to take The Frying Dutchman to court. He went to [[Lionel Hutz]] of [[I Can't Believe It's a Law Firm!]] to get him to represent him in court. The trial of Homer Simpson vs. The Frying Dutchman started, and both sides made their cases: Homer's side saying that he hadn't had all he could eat, and the Sea Captain's side saying that Homer would have eaten the restaurant out of business. However, before the trial ended, the Sea Captain and Homer came to an agreement in which Homer could have all he could eat, but he was used as an attraction for the restaurant under the name of "Bottomless Pete."..
+Greg took the men who needed the most work to [[Pussy Willows]], a remedial camp for men. There, he had them trained by [[Coach Krupt]]. At the Boys Camp, Greg lectured the children on their reliance on phones. When [[Dolph]] tried to throw a water balloon at Greg, Greg caught it and threw it back at Dolph. [[Nelson]] then tried to give Greg a wedgie, but Greg turned it around and gave Nelson a wedgie instead. [[Bart]] then tried to give Greg attitude, but Greg just took his phone and threw it into the stream. Greg then answered a phone call from his mother, who wanted to talk to him about buying things with the money he sent her...
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-[[File:A Derren Brown Christmas.png|right|180px|link=A Derren Brown Christmas]]
+[[File:The Frying Dutchman.png|left|180px|link=The Frying Dutchman]]
-'''''A Derren Brown Christmas''''' is a [[Christmas]] documentary starring {{Ch|Derren Brown}}.
+'''The Frying Dutchman''' is a seafood restaurant in [[Springfield]]. It is owned by Captain [[Horatio McCallister]].
-Derren Brown went to [[Springfield]] to film ''A Derren Brown Christmas''. He chose Springfield because there was no feeling of [[Christmas]] spirit in the town. So that he wouldn't reveal what he was really doing to the townspeople, he told [[Mayor Quimby]] and the people of Springfield that the town had won an award for being the "Christmasiest" Town in America, and he and [[Hark Media]] were there to film a documentary about it. After getting permission to film, Derren Brown focused on his first target, [[Gil Gunderson]]. Derren set up a stunt involving a baby carriage rolling down a hill toward Gil, who stopped it and supposedly saved the baby inside. However, the baby was placed in the carriage after it was stopped. Upon being told that he had saved the baby, Gil phoned his estranged wife [[Bonnie]] and was told he could spend Christmas with the family...
+The grand opening of The Frying Dutchman was advertised on television, with the Sea Captain boasting an all-you-can-eat buffet. [[Homer]] saw the advertisement and decided he wanted to eat there, despite [[Marge]] being allergic to seafood. On the day of the grand opening, Homer ordered the buffet and then immediately took one of the steam trays of food back to his table. Homer continued to eat throughout the evening until the restaurant closed. The Sea Captain had Homer kicked out by the staff because the restaurant was closing, despite Homer saying that he hadn't had all he could eat yet.
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+After getting kicked out, Homer decided to take The Frying Dutchman to court. He went to [[Lionel Hutz]] of [[I Can't Believe It's a Law Firm!]] to get him to represent him in court. The trial of Homer Simpson vs. The Frying Dutchman started, and both sides made their cases: Homer's side saying that he hadn't had all he could eat, and the Sea Captain's side saying that Homer would have eaten the restaurant out of business. However, before the trial ended, the Sea Captain and Homer came to an agreement in which Homer could have all he could eat, but he was used as an attraction for the restaurant under the name of "Bottomless Pete."..
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-[[File:Glugs.png|right|200px|link=Glugs]]
+[[File:Smitty.png|left|130px|link=Smitty]]
-The '''Glugs''' were a gang in [[London]]. They consisted of [[Moog]], [[Dum]], {{ap|Carlton|Treehouse of Horror XXV}}, and {{ap|Leonard|Treehouse of Horror XXV}}.
+'''Smitty''' is a [[Springfield Nuclear Power Plant]] employee.
-When the gang was in their prime, the Glugs often fought with the [[West End Wiseguys]] and then capped off the nights with a "little of the ol' in-out," going in and out of the [[UKwik-E-Mart]]. The gang had a good thing going until [[Dum]] met [[Dum's wife|a woman]] he fell in love with. Dum's new girlfriend made him quit the Glugs, and the gang disbanded shortly after...
+Smitty's name was in [[Moe]]'s Little Black Book as having placed a $12 bet on New Orleans. He was sitting drinking coffee when [[Homer]] yelled to him "Smitty! Safen up," after [[Horst]] came in.
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+After [[Homer]] changed a paper with Smitty's name on it to "Spitty," because he spit when he talked, he told [[Carl]] about it. Carl then said that Smitty had to have part of his tongue removed. Homer felt sorry and said that he didn't know that. He was talking to [[Dr. Hibbert]] and [[Bernice Hibbert|his wife]] when [[Mr. Burns]] walked over. When he tried talking to them, Dr. Hibbert made the excuse that he had surgery in the morning, with the guest saying that he was the one having the surgery.
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-[[File:Sebastian Cobb.png|right|120px|link=Sebastian Cobb]]
+[[File:White Dog.png|left|200px|link=Rover]]
-'''Sebastian Cobb''' is a scientist whom [[Lyle Lanley]] hired to build the [[North Haverbrook]] monorail.
+'''Rover''' is a {{W|Bull Terrier}} who was determined to attack [[Bart]].
-Over Cobb's protests, Lanley used shoddy materials throughout the monorail construction process in North Haverbrook, which left it with extensive faults in the brakes and wiring. Unsurprisingly, the monorail crashed on its maiden run, injuring many people and destroying North Haverbrook's economy.
+When [[Bart]] was having a lucky day, he came across Rover and thought that he would make a new four-legged friend. However, Rover attacked Bart instead and chased him home. As Bart thought he had reached safety, Rover attacked him through the mail slot and ripped his clothes off. The next day, Bart tried to pull a prank involving a fake spider on [[Lisa]] and [[Janey]]. However, Rover was waiting for him behind the hedge and attacked Bart once more. One night, when Rover chased Bart home again, Homer opened the door to see him acting nice and cuddly. Rover allowed Homer to pick him up and started to lick Homer before he turned to Bart and growled menacingly.
-[[Marge Simpson]] met Cobb just before the opening of the [[Springfield Monorail]]. Suspicious of Lanley, she drove to North Haverbrook to investigate his claim that he had built a monorail there. On arriving, she found the ruins of the North Haverbrook monorail and residents unwilling to talk about the monorail or even admit to its existence. Cobb, however, was willing to talk and filled Marge in on the history of the North Haverbrook monorail. When he heard that the Springfield monorail was about to open, he said, "You just better have a damn good conductor," and the two of them quickly returned to Springfield to try to stop the monorail's grand opening...
+Rover continued to follow Bart around, sticking to the window of the house to watch him, attacking him on the school bus, and watching him from the see-saw at school. Due to the dog following Bart around, the Simpsons even began to feed him, with Marge baking Bart-shaped cookies for him. After school, Bart was chased by Rover once more when he threw his copy of ''[[America's 2nd Best Short Stories]]'' into the dog's mouth. He then chased Bart through a dog show, where he won the award for most vicious dog. Bart then escaped into a rich neighborhood of [[Springfield]] and climbed over the gate of [[Buck McCoy's mansion]]. [[Buck McCoy]] introduced himself to Bart and then showed him a trick to use on the dog to calm him, which McCoy also said worked on [[David O. Selznick]]. The trick worked and Rover became calm and friendly towards Bart...
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