The Farmer and the Cowman - Revision history

74.15.24.39 at 19:56, February 11, 2025

2025-02-11T19:56:25Z

2025-02-11T19:47:32Z

2025-02-11T19:40:00Z

2021-12-10T03:08:15Z

‎History: replaced: Oklahoma! → {{ap|Oklahoma!|musical}}

2021-10-16T06:53:18Z

replaced: {{w| → {{W| (7)

2021-08-04T02:10:47Z

‎Lyrics: removing unneded spaces, replaced: →

2021-08-03T11:20:34Z

‎Lyrics: replaced: == History == → == History == (4), == → == (3), == → == (3)

2020-10-02T00:37:25Z

‎Behind the Laughter

2020-10-02T00:35:23Z

2019-10-08T14:32:26Z

‎Lyrics: replaced: ''': → :''' (9)

@@ Line 40: / Line 40: @@
 :'''Bart:'''
-:''I thought I told you, no Rodgers and Hammerstein!''
+:''I thought I told you, no [[Rodgers and Hammerstein]]!''
 :'''Milhouse:'''

@@ Line 13: / Line 13: @@
 == History ==
-Bart and Milhouse try to imitate a compromising scene from ''[[The O.C.]]'' in order to get [[Luann]] and [[Kirk Van Houten]] divorced, but they fail. Milhouse then recommends using another film as a guide, in this case the musical ''{{ap|Oklahoma!|musical}}'', and imagines him and Bart dancing to this song.
+Bart and Milhouse tried to imitate a compromising scene from ''[[The O.C.]]'' in order to get [[Luann]] and [[Kirk Van Houten]] divorced, but they failed. Milhouse then recommended using another film as a guide, in this case the musical ''{{ap|Oklahoma!|musical}}'', and imagined him and Bart dancing to this song.
 == Lyrics ==

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 == History ==
-Bart and Milhouse try to imitate a compromising scene from ''[[The O.C.]]'' in order to get [[Luann]] and [[Kirk Van Houten]] divorced, but they fail. Milhouse then recommends to use another film as a guide, in this case the musical ''{{ap|Oklahoma!|musical}}'', and imagines him and Bart dancing to this song.
+Bart and Milhouse try to imitate a compromising scene from ''[[The O.C.]]'' in order to get [[Luann]] and [[Kirk Van Houten]] divorced, but they fail. Milhouse then recommends using another film as a guide, in this case the musical ''{{ap|Oklahoma!|musical}}'', and imagines him and Bart dancing to this song.
 == Lyrics ==

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 == History ==
-Bart and Milhouse try to imitate a compromising scene from ''[[The O.C.]]'' in order to get [[Luann]] and [[Kirk Van Houten]] divorced, but they fail. Milhouse then recommends to use another film as a guide, in this case the musical ''[[Oklahoma! (musical)|Oklahoma!]]'', and imagines him and Bart dancing to this song.
+Bart and Milhouse try to imitate a compromising scene from ''[[The O.C.]]'' in order to get [[Luann]] and [[Kirk Van Houten]] divorced, but they fail. Milhouse then recommends to use another film as a guide, in this case the musical ''{{ap|Oklahoma!|musical}}'', and imagines him and Bart dancing to this song.
 == Lyrics ==

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 |characters = [[Bart Simpson]]<br>[[Milhouse Van Houten]]
 |length = 0:16
-|writer = '''Music:''' {{w|Richard Rodgers}}<br>'''Lyrics:''' {{w|Oscar Hammerstein II}}
+|writer = '''Music:''' {{W|Richard Rodgers}}<br>'''Lyrics:''' {{W|Oscar Hammerstein II}}
 |album =
 |appearance = "[[Milhouse of Sand and Fog]]"
@@ Line 43: / Line 43: @@
 :'''Milhouse:'''
-:''Rodgers and {{w|Lorenz Hart|Hart}}?''
+:''Rodgers and {{W|Lorenz Hart|Hart}}?''
 :'''Bart:'''
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 == Behind the Laughter ==
-"{{w|The Farmer and the Cowman}}" is one of the songs from the real musical ''{{w|Oklahoma!}}''. It was written by the duo {{w|Rodgers and Hammerstein}}. Milhouse confuses Rodgers and Hammerstein with {{w|Rodgers and Hart}}, another duo of Broadway.
+"{{W|The Farmer and the Cowman}}" is one of the songs from the real musical ''{{W|Oklahoma!}}''. It was written by the duo {{W|Rodgers and Hammerstein}}. Milhouse confuses Rodgers and Hammerstein with {{W|Rodgers and Hart}}, another duo of Broadway.
 == Appearances ==

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 == Lyrics ==
 :'''Milhouse:'''
-:''Maybe we should use a different movie as our guide.  Like ''Oklahoma!''
+:''Maybe we should use a different movie as our guide. Like ''Oklahoma!''
 :(''Milhouse has a fantasy where Bart and Milhouse are dressed as characters from the musical'')

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-{{Cleanup}}
+{{Song
-'''The Farmer and the Cowman''' is a song from the 1950s musical ''[[wikipedia:Oklahoma!|Rodgers and Hammerstein's Oklahoma!]]''  In a fantasy sequence of [[Milhouse]]'s in the episode [[Milhouse of Sand and Fog]], [[Bart]] and Milhouse sing it.  The music was written by [[wikipedia:Richard Rodgers|Richard Rodgers]] and the lyrics by [[wikipedia:Oscar Hammerstein II|Oscar Hammerstein II]].
+|name = "The Farmer and the Cowman"
 ==Lyrics==
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 :'''Milhouse:'''
-:''Rodgers and [[wikipedia:Lorenz Hart|Hart]]?''
+:''Rodgers and {{w|Lorenz Hart|Hart}}?''
 :'''Bart:'''
 :''No!''
 {{DEFAULTSORT:Farmer and the Cowman, The}}
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 [[Category:Songs by Bart]]
 [[Category:Songs by Milhouse]]
-[[Category:Songs by Dan Castellaneta]]
+[[Category:Songs by Nancy Cartwright]]
 [[Category:Songs by Pamela Hayden]]

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 ==Lyrics==
-:'''Milhouse''':
+:'''Milhouse:'''
 :''Maybe we should use a different movie as our guide.  Like ''Oklahoma!''
 :(''Milhouse has a fantasy where Bart and Milhouse are dressed as characters from the musical'')
-:'''Bart and Milhouse''':
+:'''Bart and Milhouse:'''
 :Oh, the farmer and the cowman should be friends,
 :Oh, the farmer and the cowman should be friends.
-:'''Milhouse''':
+:'''Milhouse:'''
 :One man likes to push a plow...
-:'''Bart''':
+:'''Bart:'''
 :The one likes to chase a cow...
-:'''Bart and Milhouse''':
+:'''Bart and Milhouse:'''
 :But that's no reason why they cain't be friends.
 :(''both shoot pistols'')
-:'''Milhouse''':
+:'''Milhouse:'''
 :''Whadaya think, Bart? A hoedown could solve all our problems.''
-:'''Bart''':
+:'''Bart:'''
 :''I thought I told you, no Rodgers and Hammerstein!''
-:'''Milhouse''':
+:'''Milhouse:'''
 :''Rodgers and [[wikipedia:Lorenz Hart|Hart]]?''
-:'''Bart''':
+:'''Bart:'''
 :''No!''