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| − | He convinced [[Mr. Burns]] to start his own for-profit college, [[Burns University]]. After seeing how good a teacher [[Homer]] was, he bought the university | + | He convinced [[Mr. Burns]] to start his own for-profit college, [[Burns University]]. After seeing how good a teacher [[Homer]] was, he bought the university from Mr. Burns and took Homer to teach [[LadyBot|robots]] so they could enter [[Yale University]] and get student loans to funnel billions of taxpayer dollars to him. |
| − | Homer and the other teachers decided they had to stop him and his army of robots. Since they were perfect students in every way, Homer | + | Homer and the other teachers decided they had to stop him and his army of robots. Since they were perfect students in every way, Homer wore "botface," which deeply offended them and caused them to self-destruct because the teachers made them too human. A head from one of the robots then knocked him out. |
== Behind the Laughter == | == Behind the Laughter == | ||
Revision as of 12:11, March 3, 2025
Bourbon Verlander
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Character Information
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Bourbon Verlander is a billionaire who owns 287 college campuses.
History
He convinced Mr. Burns to start his own for-profit college, Burns University. After seeing how good a teacher Homer was, he bought the university from Mr. Burns and took Homer to teach robots so they could enter Yale University and get student loans to funnel billions of taxpayer dollars to him.
Homer and the other teachers decided they had to stop him and his army of robots. Since they were perfect students in every way, Homer wore "botface," which deeply offended them and caused them to self-destruct because the teachers made them too human. A head from one of the robots then knocked him out.
Behind the Laughter
Concept art of Bourbon Verlander showed him with a different outfit and a lot more facial hair than his final design.
Concept art of Bourbon Verlander
Appearances
Episode – "The Caper Chase" - Episode – "Homer's Adventures Through the Windshield Glass" (opening sequence)
