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-{{Desc|When [[Homer]] ends up on [[Kent Brockman]]'s [[Smartline|news program]], he accidentally spills coffee on Brockman's lap, leading to him swearing on live television. [[Ned Flanders]] files a complaint that gets the news anchor fired. He then moves in with the [[Simpson family|Simpsons]] until they can figure out how to get his job back.}}
+{{Synopsis|When [[Homer]] ends up on [[Kent Brockman]]'s [[Smartline|news program]], he accidentally spills coffee on Brockman's lap, leading to him swearing on live television. [[Ned Flanders]] files a complaint that gets the news anchor fired. He then moves in with the [[Simpson family|Simpsons]] until they can figure out how to get his job back.}}
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-"'''You Kent Always Say What You Want'''" is the twenty-second and final episode of [[season 18]] of ''[[The Simpsons]]'' and the four-hundredth episode overall. It originally aired on May 20, [[2007]]. The episode was written by [[Tim Long]] and directed by [[Matthew Nastuk]]. It guest stars [[Maurice LaMarche]] as the [[FOX voice-over]] and [[Ludacris]] as {{Ch|Ludacris|himself}}.
+"'''You Kent Always Say What You Want'''" is the twenty-second and final episode of [[Season 18|broadcast season 18]] of ''[[The Simpsons]]'' and the four-hundredth episode overall. It originally aired on May 20, [[2007]]. The episode was written by [[Tim Long]] and directed by [[Matthew Nastuk]]. It guest stars [[Maurice LaMarche]] as the [[FOX voice-over]] and [[Ludacris]] as {{Ch|Ludacris|himself}}.
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 |airdate= May 20, [[2007]]
 |couchgag= No gag. "[[The Tracey Ullman Show]]'s" episode "[[Family Portrait]]" plays instead.
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-"'''You Kent Always Say What You Want'''" is the twenty-second and final episode of [[season 18]] of ''[[The Simpsons]]'' and the four-hundredth episode overall. It originally aired on May 20, [[2007]]. The episode was written by [[Tim Long]] and directed by [[Matthew Nastuk]]. It guest stars [[Ludacris]] as {{Ch|Ludacris|himself}} and [[Maurice LaMarche]] as the [[FOX voice-over]].
+"'''You Kent Always Say What You Want'''" is the twenty-second and final episode of [[season 18]] of ''[[The Simpsons]]'' and the four-hundredth episode overall. It originally aired on May 20, [[2007]]. The episode was written by [[Tim Long]] and directed by [[Matthew Nastuk]]. It guest stars [[Maurice LaMarche]] as the [[FOX voice-over]] and [[Ludacris]] as {{Ch|Ludacris|himself}}.
 == Synopsis ==
-{{Desc|When [[Homer]] buys the 1,000,000th ice-cream cone at a local shop, he ends up on [[Kent Brockman]]'s news program. When Brockman swears on live TV after coffee is spilled in his lap, [[Ned Flanders]] leads a crusade to clean up [[Springfield]]'s airwaves, starting with getting Brockman fired. Then Homer once again saves the day.}}
+{{Desc|When [[Homer]] ends up on [[Kent Brockman]]'s [[Smartline|news program]], he accidentally spills coffee on Brockman's lap, leading to him swearing on live television. [[Ned Flanders]] files a complaint that gets the news anchor fired. He then moves in with the [[Simpson family|Simpsons]] until they can figure out how to get his job back.}}
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-Driving home after a trip to the dentist, Homer and the kids decide to go to the local ice cream parlor, where Homer buys what turns out to be the store's millionth ice cream cone. This results in Homer appearing on [[Kent Brockman]]'s talk show "[[Smartline]]". Kent is livid about doing the report since there is a much more interesting piece he could be doing. While there an over-excited Homer knocks over Kent's mug, spilling hot coffee on his lap. Kent jumps up and, in a moment of pain, yells out the most worst word ever in the English Language. Kent immediately apologizes and pledges to give money to charity, but as he and Homer leave he is relieved to see that no one seems to have noticed his faux-pas. When the Simpsons talk about it over dinner, Lisa says that no one really cares about a little mistake except certain groups that have nothing better to do than watch TV for hours on end for even the slightest hint of bad behavior, to which Bart replies that he cant believe someone would do that.
+Driving home after a trip to the dentist, Homer and the kids decide to go to the local ice cream parlor, where Homer buys what turns out to be the store's millionth ice cream cone. This results in Homer appearing on [[Kent Brockman]]'s talk show "[[Smartline]]". Kent is livid about doing the report since there is a much more interesting piece he could be covering. While there, an overexcited Homer knocks over Kent's mug, spilling hot coffee on his lap. Kent jumps up and, in a moment of pain, yells out the worst word in the English language. Kent immediately apologizes and pledges to give money to charity, but as he and Homer leave, he is relieved to see that no one seems to have noticed his faux pas. When the Simpsons talk about it over dinner, Lisa says that no one really cares about a little mistake except certain groups that have nothing better to do than watch TV for hours on end for even the slightest hint of bad behavior, to which Bart replies that he can't believe someone would do that.
-However, [[Ned Flanders]] is doing exactly that: sitting watching tapes in the dark, scanning them for anything even remotely blasphemous, including a dog cleaning itself or a guy with a pants fold near his groin. He sees Kent's swearing and despite acknowledging that Kent didn't mean it and that no one would care otherwise he immediately sends a letter to the Federal Communications Commission reporting the incident. The next day, during the Channel 6 newscast, Kent finds out that he is under scrutiny for his indiscretion and that the station has been fined $10 million. Later, [[Lindsay Naegle]] speaks to Kent, assuring him that his job is safe, but then abruptly fires him after claiming that the Splenda in his coffee is cocaine.
+However, [[Ned Flanders]] is doing exactly that: sitting and watching tapes in the dark, scanning them for anything even remotely blasphemous, including a dog cleaning itself or a guy with a pants fold near his groin. He sees Kent's swearing and, despite acknowledging that Kent didn't mean it and that no one would care otherwise, he immediately sends a letter to the Federal Communications Commission reporting the incident. The next day, during the Channel 6 newscast, Kent finds out that he is under scrutiny for his indiscretion and that the station has been fined $10 million. Later, [[Lindsay Naegle]] speaks to Kent, assuring him that his job is safe, but then abruptly fires him after claiming that the Splenda in his coffee is cocaine.
-The next day, at the Simpsons' home, Homer finds Kent sleeping on their couch, after Marge took him in amid fears that he might commit suicide. Later, while watching TV, Lisa wonders why Fox News can be so conservative when the Fox Network keeps airing "raunchy shows". Kent replies that Fox deliberately run shows that will attract huge fines, that are then funneled through the FCC to the Republican Party (apparently, everyone in the media knows it, but no one has the guts to say it). Lisa goads him into blowing the whistle on the scam using her web camera. Kent's subsequent webcast is successful, but the Republican Party, less than thrilled about Kent revealing their ill-gotten gains, orders Lindsay Naegle and [[Krusty]] to stop him.
+The next day, at the Simpsons' home, Homer finds Kent sleeping on their couch after Marge took him in amid fears that he might commit suicide. Later, while watching TV, Lisa wonders why Fox News can be so conservative when the Fox Network keeps airing raunchy shows. Kent replies that Fox deliberately runs shows that will attract huge fines, which are then funneled through the FCC to the Republican Party (apparently, everyone in the media knows it, but no one has the guts to say it). Lisa goads him into blowing the whistle on the scam using her web camera. Kent's subsequent webcast is successful, but the Republican Party, less than thrilled about Kent revealing their ill-gotten gains, orders Lindsay Naegle and [[Krusty]] to stop him.
-The next day, Lisa and Kent are accosted by the party members, who offer him his old job back with a 50% raise. Kent immediately accepts and apologizes to Lisa. At home, feeling downcast, she complains to Homer that there is no truth or bravery in today's media. Homer starts to tell Lisa something horrible Kent mentioned about the Fox Network, but no matter how many times he tries to say it, he is voiced over by [[Maurice LaMarche]]'s adverts for Fox, cut off by the [[20th Century Fox]] Television logo and music, and finally being shushed by the [[Gracie Films]] logo.
+The next day, Lisa and Kent are accosted by the party members, who offer him his old job back with a 50% raise. Kent immediately accepts and apologizes to Lisa. At home, feeling downcast, she complains to Homer that there is no truth or bravery in today's media. Homer starts to tell Lisa something horrible Kent mentioned about the Fox Network, but no matter how many times he tries to say it, he is voiced over by [[Maurice LaMarche]]'s adverts for Fox, cut off by the [[20th Century Fox]] Television logo and music, and finally shushed by the [[Gracie Films]] logo.
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 Driving home after a trip to the dentist, Homer and the kids decide to go to the local ice cream parlor, where Homer buys what turns out to be the store's millionth ice cream cone. This results in Homer appearing on [[Kent Brockman]]'s talk show "[[Smartline]]". Kent is livid about doing the report since there is a much more interesting piece he could be doing. While there an over-excited Homer knocks over Kent's mug, spilling hot coffee on his lap. Kent jumps up and, in a moment of pain, yells out the most worst word ever in the English Language. Kent immediately apologizes and pledges to give money to charity, but as he and Homer leave he is relieved to see that no one seems to have noticed his faux-pas. When the Simpsons talk about it over dinner, Lisa says that no one really cares about a little mistake except certain groups that have nothing better to do than watch TV for hours on end for even the slightest hint of bad behavior, to which Bart replies that he cant believe someone would do that.

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