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“Yeah, it’s a good idea, Homer, but they’ve already made some movies about World War II.” – Drunken Troy McClure

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  1. 1 Renee
    29 December 2013 at 5:45 pm

    God bless Phil Hartman. Sadly missed.

  2. 2 Frank
    30 December 2013 at 10:36 am

    Seeing Homer and Troy together – that’s one duo that (thankfully) was never exploited too much while Phil was with us. You see Homer and Krusty, Homer and Burns, Homer and Apu, Homer and Skinner, Homer and the Reverend, Homer and Ned, Homer and Snake, Homer and Smithers, Homer and Wiggum… not too much of Homer and Hibbert or Homer and Frink, but those two characters don’t seem to have the presence that Troy had.


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