Two Bad Neighbors - Revision history

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	Despite the hype over the appearance of George and Barbara Bush in this episode, they were actually voiced by regular cast members [[Harry Shearer]] and [[Tress MacNeille]]; [[Dan Castellaneta]] voiced Gerald Ford.		Despite the hype over the appearance of George and Barbara Bush in this episode, they were actually voiced by regular cast members [[Harry Shearer]] and [[Tress MacNeille]]; [[Dan Castellaneta]] voiced Gerald Ford.
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		+	== In other languages ==
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		+	\|deName=Die bösen Nachbarn
		+	\|deTrans=The evil neighbors
		+	\|es=yes
		+	\|esName=Dos malos vecinos
		+	\|esTrans=Two Bad Neighbors
		+	\|la=yes
		+	\|laName=El mal vecino
		+	\|laTrans=The bad neighbor
		+	\|fr=yes
		+	\|frName=Deux mauvais voisins
		+	\|frTrans=Two Bad Neighbors
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		+	\|quName=Deux mauvais voisins
		+	\|quTrans=Two Bad Neighbors
		+	\|it=yes
		+	\|itName=Due pessimi vicini di casa
		+	\|itTrans=Two terrible neighbors
		+	\|br=yes
		+	\|brName=Dois vizinhos ruins
		+	\|brTrans=Two Bad Neighbors
		+	\|jp=yes
		+	\|jpName=ブッシュVSシンプソンズ
		+	\|jpTrans=Bush vs. The Simpsons
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 == Synopsis ==
-{{Desc|[[Homer]]'s jealousy at all the attention his new neighbors, {{Ch|George H. W. Bush|George}} and [[Barbara Bush]], receive turns to rage when the former President gives [[Bart]] a spanking.}}
+{{Synopsis|[[Homer]]'s jealousy at all the attention his new neighbors, {{Ch|George H. W. Bush|George}} and [[Barbara Bush]], receive turns to rage when the former President gives [[Bart]] a spanking.}}
 == Plot ==

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-"'''Two Bad Neighbors'''" is the thirteenth episode of [[season 7]] of ''[[The Simpsons]]'' and the one hundred forty-first episode overall. It originally aired on January 14, [[1996]]. The episode was written by [[Ken Keeler]] and directed by [[Wes Archer]].
+"'''Two Bad Neighbors'''" is the thirteenth episode of [[Season 7|broadcast season 7]] of ''[[The Simpsons]]'' and the one hundred forty-first episode overall. It originally aired on January 14, [[1996]]. The episode was written by [[Ken Keeler]] and directed by [[Wes Archer]].
 == Synopsis ==

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 |airdate=January 14, [[1996]]
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 |couchgag=Marge, Bart, Lisa, and Maggie's heads are mounted on the back wall like trophies, while Homer is sprawled across the carpet like a bear skin rug; a hunter sits on the couch, puts down his gun, and lights up a pipe.
-|showrunner=[[Bill Oakley]]<br>[[Josh Weinstein]]
+|showrunner1= Bill Oakley
 |writer=[[Ken Keeler]]
 |director=[[Wesley Archer]]

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 == Plot ==
-[[Evergreen Terrace]] holds a garage sale. As [[Homer Simpson|Homer]] dances on the tables selling his junk, there is a diversion: the empty house across from Homer's is being moved into. It is occupied by former President {{Ch|George H. W. Bush}} with his wife [[Barbara Bush|Barbara]] and Homer takes a strong disliking to the Bushes. After [[Ned Flanders]] and his family came over to visit the Bushes and George takes a liking to Ned, Bart decides to visit, and Barbara takes a liking to him: However, Bart's habit of calling adults by their first names and his overall annoying attitude does not do much for George. Eventually, after Bart accidentally shreds George's newly typed memoirs, the former President takes Bart across his knee and spanks him as he finally becomes fed up with Bart bothering him and irritating him. Homer is outraged and confronts George. Both men vow to make trouble for each other, despite that Barbara suggests to George that he should apologize to Homer.
+[[Evergreen Terrace]] holds a garage sale. As [[Homer]] dances on the tables selling his junk, there is a diversion: the empty house across from Homer's is being moved into. It is occupied by former President {{Ch|George H. W. Bush}} with his wife [[Barbara Bush|Barbara]] and Homer takes a strong disliking to the Bushes. After [[Ned Flanders]] and his family came over to visit the Bushes and George takes a liking to Ned, Bart decides to visit, and Barbara takes a liking to him: However, Bart's habit of calling adults by their first names and his overall annoying attitude does not do much for George. Eventually, after Bart accidentally shreds George's newly typed memoirs, the former President takes Bart across his knee and spanks him as he finally becomes fed up with Bart bothering him and irritating him. Homer is outraged and confronts George. Both men vow to make trouble for each other, despite that Barbara suggests to George that he should apologize to Homer.
-Homer sends bottle-rockets at George's window. George puts up an anti-Bart-n'-Homer banner, which confuses everyone else so that doesn't last long. Homer then glues a rainbow&nbsp;afro wig on his opponent's head just before he is to give an important speech to a local club after Homer placed cardboard cutouts of his sons, George Walker and Jeb on his front yard to trick him. George retaliates by chewing up the Simpsons' lawn with his car. Despite Barbara urging her husband to apologize, the confrontations continue. Homer and Bart are just making their way through the sewers to release locusts in George's house, but he spots them from the sewer drain and climbs down to fight. Finally, after pressure from his wife, George apologizes, but sells the house as the neighborhood clearly brought out the worst in him. The vacated house is immediately bought by another former president, [[Gerald Ford]], who invites Homer to watch a football game with him, and to enjoy some beer and nachos at his house. The two get off to a good start, sharing common ground.
+Homer sends bottle-rockets at George's window. George puts up an anti-Bart-n'-Homer banner, which confuses everyone else so that doesn't last long. Homer then glues a rainbow afro wig on his opponent's head just before he is to give an important speech to a local club after Homer placed cardboard cutouts of his sons, George Walker and Jeb on his front yard to trick him. George retaliates by chewing up the Simpsons' lawn with his car. Despite Barbara urging her husband to apologize, the confrontations continue. Homer and Bart are just making their way through the sewers to release locusts in George's house, but he spots them from the sewer drain and climbs down to fight. Finally, after pressure from his wife, George apologizes, but sells the house as the neighborhood clearly brought out the worst in him. The vacated house is immediately bought by another former president, [[Gerald Ford]], who invites Homer to watch a football game with him, and to enjoy some beer and nachos at his house. The two get off to a good start, sharing common ground.
 == Production ==