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 == Synopsis ==
-{{Desc|When someone tries to murder [[Homer]], [[Chief Wiggum]] suggests that it takes a psychopath to find the would-be murderer. So, he enlists [[Sideshow Bob]] to help track down the assassin.}}
+{{Synopsis|When someone tries to murder [[Homer]], [[Chief Wiggum]] suggests that it takes a psychopath to find the would-be murderer. So, he enlists [[Sideshow Bob]] to help track down the assassin.}}
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-"'''The Great Louse Detective'''" is the sixth episode of [[season 14]]. It originally aired on December 15, [[2002]]. The episode was written by [[John Frink]] and [[Don Payne]] and directed by [[Steven Dean Moore]]. It guest stars [[Kelsey Grammer]] as [[Sideshow Bob]].
+"'''The Great Louse Detective'''" is the sixth episode of [[Season 14|broadcast season 14]]. It originally aired on December 15, [[2002]]. The episode was written by [[John Frink]] and [[Don Payne]] and directed by [[Steven Dean Moore]]. It guest stars [[Kelsey Grammer]] as [[Sideshow Bob]].
 == Synopsis ==

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 |airdate= December 15, [[2002]]
 |couchgag= When Homer uses the remote, the family travel back in time to the prehistoric then the Roman times.
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 == Synopsis ==
-{{Desc|When someone tries to murder [[Homer]], he has to use [[Sideshow Bob]] in order to track down a potential assassin.}}
+{{Desc|When someone tries to murder [[Homer]], [[Chief Wiggum]] suggests that it takes a psychopath to find the would-be murderer. So, he enlists [[Sideshow Bob]] to help track down the assassin.}}
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 |couchgag= When Homer uses the remote, the family travel back in time to the prehistoric then the Roman times.
 |guests= [[Kelsey Grammer]] as [[Sideshow Bob]]
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+|showrunner1= Al Jean
 |writer= [[John Frink]]<br>[[Don Payne]]
 |director= [[Steven Dean Moore]]

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	[[File:Bob attempts to murder Bart.png\|150px\|thumb\|left\|Bob trying to kill Bart once his job with Homer is over.]]<br>Back in the Simpsons house, Homer says good night to Bart and leaves. It is revealed that Bob was hiding behind the door and has thrown the remote to his shock device out the window. Bob decides to take some advice from [[Lenny]] and kill Bart without delay, but cannot perform the deed. He then sings that he has [[The Very Reason That I Live\|become accustomed to his face]], Bart tries to sing with him to soften the mood, but Bob does tell him that "this isn't a duet". As he jumps out the window he is shocked by birds in a tree, who have gotten ahold of the shock remote.		[[File:Bob attempts to murder Bart.png\|150px\|thumb\|left\|Bob trying to kill Bart once his job with Homer is over.]]<br>Back in the Simpsons house, Homer says good night to Bart and leaves. It is revealed that Bob was hiding behind the door and has thrown the remote to his shock device out the window. Bob decides to take some advice from [[Lenny]] and kill Bart without delay, but cannot perform the deed. He then sings that he has [[The Very Reason That I Live\|become accustomed to his face]], Bart tries to sing with him to soften the mood, but Bob does tell him that "this isn't a duet". As he jumps out the window he is shocked by birds in a tree, who have gotten ahold of the shock remote.
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 Later, Bob is sitting on the couch watching ''That '30s Show'' with Maggie. Bob states, "Tom Shails gave this show a good review. And I'M the one in prison!" Marge and Homer interrupt him, asking if he's made progress towards finding Homer's killer. Bob says that he hasn't and tells her to just go ahead and shock him. Marge doesn not pass the opportunity and says, "Maybe just a little one." She presses the button, but it gets stuck and she has to bang the remote against the wall for it to stop.
-Bob then suggests to Homer that he stay at home to stay safe, but Homer is appointed King of the Springfield Mardi Gras, where he must ride a float for the whole day. Bob then discovers Homer won because someone rigged the vote, but Homer still takes part in the fair. During the parade, Bob realized that Homer's engine is having a problem (the brake line is cut). Bob then works out that the wrench  used to jam the steam room door was the same as the wrenches in the tow truck. A shot intended to hit Homer misses. Bob and Homer chase the culprit into an alley, where they discover it is Homer's mechanic, [[Frank Grimes, Jr.|Junior]]. It is revealed that he was trying to avenge the death of his father, [[Frank Grimes]], who was driven to his death when Homer caused him to have a nervous breakdown. Lisa, Marge, and the police show up with the "identity" of the culprit. Homer informs Lisa that he already knows that it is Junior. Lisa then agrees with him, despite the fact that they thought his assailant was [[Bumblebee Man]], and the police arrest Junior.
+Bob then suggests to Homer that he stay at home to stay safe, but Homer is appointed King of the Springfield Mardi Gras, where he must ride a float for the whole day. Bob then discovers Homer won because someone rigged the vote, but Homer still takes part in the fair. During the parade, Bob realized that Homer's engine is having a problem (the brake line is cut). Bob then works out that the wrench used to jam the steam room door was the same as the wrenches in the tow truck. A shot intended to hit Homer misses. Bob and Homer chase the culprit into an alley, where they discover it is Homer's mechanic, [[Frank Grimes, Jr.|Junior]]. It is revealed that he was trying to avenge the death of his father, [[Frank Grimes]], who was driven to his death when Homer caused him to have a nervous breakdown. Lisa, Marge, and the police show up with the "identity" of the culprit. Homer informs Lisa that he already knows that it is Junior. Lisa then agrees with him, despite the fact that they thought his assailant was [[Bumblebee Man]], and the police arrest Junior.
 [[File:Bob attempts to murder Bart.png|150px|thumb|left|Bob trying to kill Bart once his job with Homer is over.]]<br>Back in the Simpsons house, Homer says good night to Bart and leaves. It is revealed that Bob was hiding behind the door and has thrown the remote to his shock device out the window. Bob decides to take some advice from [[Lenny]] and kill Bart without delay, but cannot perform the deed. He then sings that he has [[The Very Reason That I Live|become accustomed to his face]], Bart tries to sing with him to soften the mood, but Bob does tell him that "this isn't a duet". As he jumps out the window he is shocked by birds in a tree, who have gotten ahold of the shock remote.

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 {{Quote|This is a normal day?|Sideshow Bob}}
 {{Quote|I wanted to impress you.|Homer Simpson}}
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+|prodcode= EABF01
-|originalAirdate= December 15, [[2002]]
+|airdate= December 15, [[2002]]
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+|blackboard=
-|couchGag= When Homer uses the remote, the family travel back in time to the prehistoric then the Roman times.
+|couchgag= When Homer uses the remote, the family travel back in time to the prehistoric then the Roman times.
-|specialGuestVoices= [[Kelsey Grammer]] as [[Sideshow Bob]]
+|guests= [[Kelsey Grammer]] as [[Sideshow Bob]]
-|Written By= [[John Frink]]<br>[[Don Payne]]
+|writer= [[John Frink]]<br>[[Don Payne]]
-|Directed By= [[Steven Dean Moore]]
+|director= [[Steven Dean Moore]]
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 == Plot ==
-The Simpsons receive a letter about a free spa weekend and they decide to go to it. [[Homer]] is nearly killed when he is locked in a very hot spa room, by a mysterious man. After Homer barely managed to survive the incident [He was saved by Krusty the Clown, who just so happened to be going into the same spa room], he and [[Marge]] visit [[Chief Wiggum]], who suggests they use a psycho to help find Homer's killer.
+The Simpsons receive a letter about a free spa weekend and they decide to go to it. [[Homer]] is nearly killed when he is locked in a very hot spa room, by a mysterious man. After Homer barely managed to survive the incident [He was saved by Krusty the Clown, who just so happened to be going into the same spa room], he and [[Marge]] visit [[Chief Wiggum]], who suggests they use a psychopath to help find Homer's killer.
 After walking down a corridor to a separate prison cell, it is revealed that [[Sideshow Bob]] is isolated from other inmates, as he is the craziest. They decide that Bob should be temporarily released from jail, to help work out the criminal's identity. This discomforts [[Bart]] greatly but Chief Wiggum places a shock device around Bob's ankle (he cannot remove it, as it is taped to his leg hair), which enables the Simpsons to shock him if he attempts to kill Bart (or for any other reason, such as being smart).
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 Bob asks Homer who may want to kill him and decides to follow Homer around for the day. During the day they go hang gliding (in an attempt to impress Bob), visit the [[Kwik-E-Mart]] where Bob remembers that his one successful crime was when he robbed the store dressed as Krusty and Homer buys a copy of ''[[Jugs & Ammo]]'', and then they go to a garage after Homer's car is totaled. Bob says ''"Well, we've settled that argument. You can't read a magazine ''and'' drive."'' Homer criticizes his mechanic, Junior. Next Homer takes Bob to [[Moe's Tavern]], where Bob makes a picture of Bart's face on the dartboard using the darts, and Homer is shot at but the bullet misses and hits Moe's pickle jar. The criminal escapes in a tow truck.
-While in the kitchen inspecting the envelope on Homer's spa invitation, Bob discovers a black smudge. This appears to be a big deal until Bob reaches for the remote to his shock device, only for it to be snatched away by Bart. Bob states that he thought he could get it while it was on the recharger. Bart shocks him and Bob cries, "I...was wrong!" and falling facefirst onto the table. Bart states,"I don't know how we ever had fun without him."
+While in the kitchen inspecting the envelope on Homer's spa invitation, Bob discovers a black smudge. This appears to be a big deal until Bob reaches for the remote to his shock device, only for it to be snatched away by Bart. Bob states that he thought he could get it while it was on the recharger. Bart shocks him and Bob cries, "I...was wrong!", amd falls face first onto the table. Bart states, "I don't know how we ever had fun without him."
 [[File:Bob's afro returns.PNG|250px|thumb|right|Bob's afro returns after his shocking tool malfunctions.]]
-Later, Bob is sitting on the couch watching ''That '30s Show'' with Maggie. Bob states, "Tom Shails gave this show a good review. And I'M the one in prison!" Marge and Homer interrupt him, asking if he's made progress towards finding Homer's killer. Bob says that he hasn't and tells her to just go ahead and shock him. Marge doesn not pass the opportunity and says, "Maybe just a little one." She presses the button, but then it gets stuck and she has to bang the remote against the wall for it to stop.
+Later, Bob is sitting on the couch watching ''That '30s Show'' with Maggie. Bob states, "Tom Shails gave this show a good review. And I'M the one in prison!" Marge and Homer interrupt him, asking if he's made progress towards finding Homer's killer. Bob says that he hasn't and tells her to just go ahead and shock him. Marge doesn not pass the opportunity and says, "Maybe just a little one." She presses the button, but it gets stuck and she has to bang the remote against the wall for it to stop.
-Bob then suggests to Homer that he stay at home to stay safe, but Homer is appointed King of the Springfield Mardi Gras, where he must ride a float for the whole day. Bob then discovers Homer won because someone rigged the vote, but Homer still takes part in the fair. During the parade, Bob realized that Homer's engine is having a problem (the brake line is cut). Bob then works out that the wrench  used to jam the steam room door was the same as the wrenches in the tow truck. A shot intended to hit Homer misses.
+Bob then suggests to Homer that he stay at home to stay safe, but Homer is appointed King of the Springfield Mardi Gras, where he must ride a float for the whole day. Bob then discovers Homer won because someone rigged the vote, but Homer still takes part in the fair. During the parade, Bob realized that Homer's engine is having a problem (the brake line is cut). Bob then works out that the wrench  used to jam the steam room door was the same as the wrenches in the tow truck. A shot intended to hit Homer misses. Bob and Homer chase the culprit into an alley, where they discover it is Homer's mechanic, [[Frank Grimes, Jr.|Junior]]. It is revealed that he was trying to avenge the death of his father, [[Frank Grimes]], who was driven to his death when Homer caused him to have a nervous breakdown. Lisa, Marge, and the police show up with the "identity" of the culprit. Homer informs Lisa that he already knows that it is Junior. Lisa then agrees with him, despite the fact that they thought his assailant was [[Bumblebee Man]], and the police arrest Junior.
 [[File:Bob attempts to murder Bart.png|150px|thumb|left|Bob trying to kill Bart once his job with Homer is over.]]<br>Back in the Simpsons house, Homer says good night to Bart and leaves. It is revealed that Bob was hiding behind the door and has thrown the remote to his shock device out the window. Bob decides to take some advice from [[Lenny]] and kill Bart without delay, but cannot perform the deed. He then sings that he has [[The Very Reason That I Live|become accustomed to his face]], Bart tries to sing with him to soften the mood, but Bob does tell him that "this isn't a duet". As he jumps out the window he is shocked by birds in a tree, who have gotten ahold of the shock remote.
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