The Italian Bob - Revision history

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	[[Kelsey Grammer]] won a {{W\|Primetime Emmy Award for Outstanding Voice-Over Performance}} in the {{W\|58th Primetime Emmy Awards}} for voicing [[Sideshow Bob]] in this episode.<ref>[https://www.emmys.com/awards/nominees-winners/2006/outstanding-voice-over-performance Television Academy - "Outstanding Voice-Over Performance - 2006"]</ref>		[[Kelsey Grammer]] won a {{W\|Primetime Emmy Award for Outstanding Voice-Over Performance}} in the {{W\|58th Primetime Emmy Awards}} for voicing [[Sideshow Bob]] in this episode.<ref>[https://www.emmys.com/awards/nominees-winners/2006/outstanding-voice-over-performance Television Academy - "Outstanding Voice-Over Performance - 2006"]</ref>
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		+	== In other languages ==
		+	{{LanguageBox
		+	\|de=yes
		+	\|deName=Der italienische Bob
		+	\|deTrans=The Italian Bob
		+	\|es=yes
		+	\|esName=El Bob italiano
		+	\|esTrans=The Italian Bob
		+	\|la=yes
		+	\|laName=Bob el italiano
		+	\|laTrans=Bob the Italian
		+	\|fr=yes
		+	\|frName=Vendetta
		+	\|frTrans=Vendetta
		+	\|qu=yes
		+	\|quName=Arrivederci Bob
		+	\|quTrans=Goodbye Bob
		+	\|it=yes
		+	\|itName=Il Bob italiano
		+	\|itTrans=The Italian Bob
		+	\|br=yes
		+	\|brName=O Bob Italiano
		+	\|brTrans=Italian Bob
		+	}}

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 == Synopsis ==
-{{Desc|When [[Simpson family|The Simpsons]] go to [[Italy]] to pick up a [[Lamborgotti Fasterossa|new Italian sports car]] for [[Mr. Burns]], they end up in a village called [[Salsiccia]] where the residents aren't aware of the criminal past of their new mayor, [[Sideshow Bob]], who is now married and has a son. When the Simpsons reveal who Bob is to his family, he declares a "vendetta" against them.}}
+{{Synopsis|When [[Simpson family|The Simpsons]] go to [[Italy]] to pick up a [[Lamborgotti Fasterossa|new Italian sports car]] for [[Mr. Burns]], they end up in a village called [[Salsiccia]] where the residents aren't aware of the criminal past of their new mayor, [[Sideshow Bob]], who is now married and has a son. When the Simpsons reveal who Bob is to his family, he declares a "vendetta" against them.}}
 == Plot ==

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-"'''The Italian Bob'''" is the eighth episode of [[season 17]] of ''[[The Simpsons]]'' and the three hundred sixty-fourth episode overall. It originally aired on December 11, [[2005]]. The episode was written by [[John Frink]] and directed by [[Mark Kirkland]]. It guest stars [[Maria Grazia Cucinotta]] as [[Francesca Terwilliger]] and [[Kelsey Grammer]] as [[Sideshow Bob]].
+"'''The Italian Bob'''" is the eighth episode of [[Season 17|broadcast season 17]] of ''[[The Simpsons]]'' and the three hundred sixty-fourth episode overall. It originally aired on December 11, [[2005]]. The episode was written by [[John Frink]] and directed by [[Mark Kirkland]]. It guest stars [[Maria Grazia Cucinotta]] as [[Francesca Terwilliger]] and [[Kelsey Grammer]] as [[Sideshow Bob]].
 == Synopsis ==

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 |snumber=8
-|prodcode= HABF02
+|prodcode= [[Production season HABF|HABF02]]
 |airdate= December 11, [[2005]]
 |couchgag= A pair of cartoon hands deal out a wild royal flush, consisting of the jack of diamonds (Bart), the queen of diamonds (Marge), the king of diamonds (Homer), the ace of diamonds (Lisa), and the joker (Maggie)
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 == Synopsis ==
-{{Desc|[[Mr. Burns]]'s Stutz Bearcat finally breaks down, so he decides to buy a new Italian sports car, and asks [[Homer]] to pick it up for him. The Simpsons go to Italy but end up in a small town where the residents aren't aware of the criminal past of their new mayor - Sideshow Bob, who is now married and has a son. [[Marge]] quickly finds out what "vendetta" means in English.}}
+{{Desc|When [[Simpson family|The Simpsons]] go to [[Italy]] to pick up a [[Lamborgotti Fasterossa|new Italian sports car]] for [[Mr. Burns]], they end up in a village called [[Salsiccia]] where the residents aren't aware of the criminal past of their new mayor, [[Sideshow Bob]], who is now married and has a son. When the Simpsons reveal who Bob is to his family, he declares a "vendetta" against them.}}
 == Plot ==
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 == Plot ==
-When [[Mr. Burns]]' 1910s-model car is beyond repair, outside the school, he purchases a LamborBugatti Ferrari Fasterossa car and assigns Homer Simpson to travel to Italy, where the car will be acquired. The rest of the family comes along with him, and after they pick up the car, they have a great time touring the country. However, after a huge wheel of Mortadella lands on their car, they push it into a small Tuscan village nearby called [[Salsiccia]]. When they get there, they ask an elderly woman for help, and she tells them that the mayor speaks English. However, they find out the mayor is none other than [[Sideshow Bob]]. He explains to them that after he attempted to [[The Great Louse Detective|kill Bart]], he came to Italy to begin a new life. After a rough start, the natives warmed up to him after he helped them crush grapes into wine (using his enormous feet). After that, they elected him mayor of their village. Bob no longer has any intention of killing Bart, and it is revealed that he has a wife and son, [[Francesca]] and [[Gino]], and they don't know anything about his past life in the United States. Now that he is a citizen of Italy with no criminal record, Bob begs the Simpsons not to tell anyone, and they agree in order to have the car fixed.
+When [[Mr. Burns]]' 1910s-model car is beyond repair, he purchases a [[Lamborgotti Fasterossa]] car and assigns Homer Simpson to travel to Italy, where the car will be acquired. The rest of the family comes along with him, and after they pick up the car, they have a great time touring the country. However, after a huge wheel of Mortadella lands on their car, they push it into a small Tuscan village nearby called [[Salsiccia]]. When they get there, they ask an elderly woman for help, and she tells them that the mayor speaks English. However, they find out the mayor is none other than [[Sideshow Bob]]. He explains to them that after he attempted to [[The Great Louse Detective|kill Bart]], he comes to Italy to begin a new life. After a rough start, the natives warm up to him after he helps them crush grapes into wine (using his enormous feet). After that, they elect him mayor of their village. Bob no longer has any intention of killing Bart, and it is revealed that he has a wife and son, [[Francesca]] and [[Gino]], and they don't know anything about his past life in the United States. Now that he is a citizen of Italy with no criminal record, Bob begs the Simpsons not to tell anyone, and they agree in order to have the car fixed.
-The Simpsons enjoy spending time in the village, and they continue to keep Bob's past a secret. However, after [[Lisa]] drinks some wine at a party, she starts to spout off about him being an attempted-murderer. He leads her away from the table, but as she stumbles backwards, she rips off his suit and everyone can see that underneath is his outfit from Springfield Prison (which Bob somehow never bothered to dispose after his release from prison). The villagers of Salsiccia find out that Bob was a citizen of the United States with a criminal record, and strip Bob of his mayorlty. The Simpsons take off in the fixed car, and Bob swears vendetta on them.
+The Simpsons enjoy spending time in the village, and they continue to keep Bob's past a secret. However, after [[Lisa]] drinks some wine at a party, she starts to spout off about him being an attempted murderer. He leads her away from the table, but as she stumbles backward, she rips off his suit and everyone can see that underneath is his outfit from Springfield Prison (which Bob somehow never bothered to dispose of after his release from prison). The villagers of Salsiccia find out that Bob is a citizen of the United States with a criminal record, and strip Bob of his mayoralty. The Simpsons take off in the fixed car, and Bob swears vendetta on them.
 [[File:Sideshow bob opera.png|200px|thumb|right|Sideshow Bob performing the climax of the opera.]]
 After the family flees, Bob begins to follow them on a motorcycle. Homer drives into a ditch and ends up driving on ancient Roman ruins, and after they go off the end, the car ends up on top of Trajan's Column in the Roman Forum. Bob's wife meets up with him, and she tells him that they will kill the Simpsons together as a family (Gino, too).
-Meanwhile, the Simpsons are wondering what they should do next. Lisa spots a bus with a poster advertising [[Krusty the Clown]]'s performance in ''[[Pagliacci]]''. They meet up with him at the [[Colosseum]], and he puts them in as extras. However, Bob, Francesca and Gino find them and corner them on the stage while Krusty who is getting booed by the audience, went into a trap door and flees the stage, allowing Bob to perform the climax of ''Vesti la Giubba'', (which his performance gains a standing ovation). Before they can kill them, though, Krusty's limo picks them up. The Terwilligers walk away with evil smiles, no doubt plotting revenge. At the end Gino swears a vendetta against a barfalla (butterfly) which is a hilarious way to finish the episode.
+Meanwhile, the Simpsons are wondering what they should do next. Lisa spots a bus with a poster advertising [[Krusty the Clown]]'s performance in ''[[Pagliacci]]''. They meet up with him at the [[Colosseum]], and he puts them in as extras. However, Bob, Francesca, and Gino find them and corner them on the stage while Krusty, who is getting booed by the audience, goes into a trapdoor and flees the stage, allowing Bob to perform the climax of ''Vesti la Giubba'' (which earns his performance a standing ovation). Before they can kill them, though, Krusty's limo picks them up. The Terwilligers walk away with evil smiles, no doubt plotting revenge. At the end, Gino swears a vendetta against a butterfly.
 == Reception ==

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 |couchgag= A pair of cartoon hands deal out a wild royal flush, consisting of the jack of diamonds (Bart), the queen of diamonds (Marge), the king of diamonds (Homer), the ace of diamonds (Lisa), and the joker (Maggie)
 |guests= [[Maria Grazia Cucinotta]] as [[Francesca Terwilliger]]<br>[[Kelsey Grammer]] as [[Sideshow Bob]]
-|showrunner=[[Al Jean]]
+|showrunner1= Al Jean
 |writer= [[John Frink]]
 |director= [[Mark Kirkland]]