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* TheOtherDarrin: Normally, Creator/JoeMantegna voices Fat Tony. However, for this episode, Creator/PhilHartman (who already spent most of the episode as Troy [=McClure=]) voiced Fat Tony. The producers chose not to bring Mantegna in due to the part being so small they believed he wouldn't want to do it. After the episode aired, Mantegna informed them that he would ''always'' make time to voice Fat Tony, no matter the size of his part in the story, and has done so since.
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* TheOtherDarrin: Normally, Creator/JoeMantegna voices Fat Tony. However, for this episode, Creator/PhilHartman (who already spent most of the episode as Troy [=McClure=]) voiced Fat Tony. The producers chose not to bring Mantegna in due to the part being so small they believed he wouldn't want to do it. After the episode aired, Mantegna informed them that he would ''always'' make time to voice Fat Tony, no matter the size of his part in the story, and has done so since. Ironically, said scene is almost always [[EditedForSyndication cut for time on repeats]] anyway.
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* TheOtherDarrin: Normally, Creator/JoeMantegna voices Fat Tony. However, for this episode, Creator/PhilHartman (who already spent most of the episode as Troy [=McClure=]) voiced Fat Tony. The producers chose not to bring Mantegna in due to the part being so small they believed he wouldn't want to do it. After the episode aired, Mantegna informed them that he would ''always'' make time to voice Fat Tony, and has been voicing him ever since, even when only grunts are required.
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* TheOtherDarrin: Normally, Creator/JoeMantegna voices Fat Tony. However, for this episode, Creator/PhilHartman (who already spent most of the episode as Troy [=McClure=]) voiced Fat Tony. The producers chose not to bring Mantegna in due to the part being so small they believed he wouldn't want to do it. After the episode aired, Mantegna informed them that he would ''always'' make time to voice Fat Tony, no matter the size of his part in the story, and has been voicing him ever since, even when only grunts are required.done so since.
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* TheOtherDarrin: Normally, Creator/JoeMantegna voices Fat Tony. However, for this episode, Creator/PhilHartman (who already spent most of the episode as Troy [=McClure=]) voiced Fat Tony. The producers chose not to bring Mantegna in due to the part being so small they believed he wouldn't want to do it. After the episode aired Mantegna informed them that he would ''always'' make time to voice Fat Tony.
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* TheOtherDarrin: Normally, Creator/JoeMantegna voices Fat Tony. However, for this episode, Creator/PhilHartman (who already spent most of the episode as Troy [=McClure=]) voiced Fat Tony. The producers chose not to bring Mantegna in due to the part being so small they believed he wouldn't want to do it. After the episode aired aired, Mantegna informed them that he would ''always'' make time to voice Fat Tony.Tony, and has been voicing him ever since, even when only grunts are required.
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* CreatorsFavoriteEpisode: The writing staff has talked about how much fun they had writing ''Stop The Planet Of the Apes, I Want To Get Off!'', citing "I hate every ape I see, from chimpan-A to chimpan-Z" (which David X. Cohen came up with) as one of the greatest lines of the entire series. Several of the writers had been big ''Franchise/PlanetOfTheApes'' fans growing up, though at the time, showrunner Josh Weinstein [[PopCultureOsmosis only knew the plot of the original movie]] from a ''Magazine/{{Mad}}'' magazine parody.
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* CreatorsFavoriteEpisode: The writing staff has talked about how much fun they had writing ''Stop The Planet Of the Apes, I Want To Get Off!'', citing "I hate every ape I see, from chimpan-A to chimpan-Z" (which David X. Cohen came up with) as one of the greatest lines of the entire series. Several of the writers had been big ''Franchise/PlanetOfTheApes'' fans growing up, though at the time, showrunner Josh Weinstein [[PopCultureOsmosis only knew the plot of the original movie]] from a ''Magazine/{{Mad}}'' magazine parody.parody ("The Milking of the Planet That Went Ape").
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* TheOtherDarrin: Normally, Joe Mantegna voices Fat Tony whenever Fat Tony appears on ''WesternAnimation/TheSimpsons''. However, for this episode, Creator/PhilHartman (who already spent most of the episode as Troy [=McClure=]) voiced Fat Tony. The producers chose not to bring Mantegna in due to the part being so small they believed he wouldn't want to do it. After the episode aired Mantegna informed them that he would ''always'' make time to voice Fat Tony.
* UnintentionalPeriodPiece: When Selma lights up in a restaurant, it's treated as a major social faux pas rather than a health code violation as public smoking bans were only starting to appear at the time. In the same scene, another diner snarks, "I ordered a Zima, not ''emphysema''." Zima was discontinued in 2008.
* UnintentionalPeriodPiece: When Selma lights up in a restaurant, it's treated as a major social faux pas rather than a health code violation as public smoking bans were only starting to appear at the time. In the same scene, another diner snarks, "I ordered a Zima, not ''emphysema''." Zima was discontinued in 2008.
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* TheOtherDarrin: Normally, Joe Mantegna Creator/JoeMantegna voices Fat Tony whenever Fat Tony appears on ''WesternAnimation/TheSimpsons''.Tony. However, for this episode, Creator/PhilHartman (who already spent most of the episode as Troy [=McClure=]) voiced Fat Tony. The producers chose not to bring Mantegna in due to the part being so small they believed he wouldn't want to do it. After the episode aired Mantegna informed them that he would ''always'' make time to voice Fat Tony.
* UnintentionalPeriodPiece: When Selma lights up in a restaurant, it's treated as a major social faux pas rather than a health code violation as public smoking bans were only starting to appear at the time. In the same scene, another diner snarks, "I ordered a Zima, not ''emphysema''." Zima was discontinued in 2008.Tony.
* UnintentionalPeriodPiece: When Selma lights up in a restaurant, it's treated as a major social faux pas rather than a health code violation as public smoking bans were only starting to appear at the time. In the same scene, another diner snarks, "I ordered a Zima, not ''emphysema''." Zima was discontinued in 2008.
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* UnintentionalPeriodPiece: When Selma lights up in a restaurant, it's treated as a major social faux pas rather than a health code violation as public smoking bans were only starting to appear at the time. In the same scene, another diner snarks, "I ordered a Zima, not ''emphysema''." Zima was discontinued in 2008.
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* TheOtherDarrin: Normally, Joe Mantegna voices Fat Tony whenever Fat Tony appears on ''WesternAnimation/TheSimpsons''. However, for this episode, Creator/PhilHartman (who already spent most of the episode as Troy [=McClure=]) voiced Fat Tony.
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* TheOtherDarrin: Normally, Joe Mantegna voices Fat Tony whenever Fat Tony appears on ''WesternAnimation/TheSimpsons''. However, for this episode, Creator/PhilHartman (who already spent most of the episode as Troy [=McClure=]) voiced Fat Tony. The producers chose not to bring Mantegna in due to the part being so small they believed he wouldn't want to do it. After the episode aired Mantegna informed them that he would ''always'' make time to voice Fat Tony.
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* CreatorsFavoriteEpisode: The writing staff has talked about how much fun they had writing ''Stop The Planet Of the Apes, I Want To Get Off!'', citing "I hate every ape I see, from chimpan-A to chimpan-Z" (which David X. Cohen came up with) as one of the greatest lines of the entire series. Several of the writers had been big ''Franchise/PlanetOfTheApes'' fans growing up, though at the time, showrunner Josh Weinstein [[PopCultureOsmosis only knew the plot of the original movie]] from a ''Magazine/{{Mad}}'' parody.
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* CreatorsFavoriteEpisode: The writing staff has talked about how much fun they had writing ''Stop The Planet Of the Apes, I Want To Get Off!'', citing "I hate every ape I see, from chimpan-A to chimpan-Z" (which David X. Cohen came up with) as one of the greatest lines of the entire series. Several of the writers had been big ''Franchise/PlanetOfTheApes'' fans growing up, though at the time, showrunner Josh Weinstein [[PopCultureOsmosis only knew the plot of the original movie]] from a ''Magazine/{{Mad}}'' magazine parody.
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** Troy's bachelor party, which includes a name-drop of another of Troy's old movies. Abe shows the patrons a film. The film is about the Heine-Ho Nudist colony where activities are done naked. Homer complains that it's just nude people and demands a film with mature themes and adult situations. Barney then agrees with Homer.
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** Troy's bachelor party, which includes a name-drop of another of Troy's old movies. Abe shows the patrons a film. The film is about the Heine-Ho Nudist colony where activities are done naked. Homer complains that it's just nude people and demands a film with mature themes and adult situations.situations (read: an actual porno). Barney then agrees with Homer.
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** Troy returning to his honeymoon suite after talking to Macarthur Parker, where it turns out he and Selma weren't even sharing the same bed.
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* CreatorsFavoriteEpisode: The writing staff has talked about how much fun they had writing ''Stop The Planet Of the Apes, I Want To Get Off!'', citing "I hate every ape I see, from chimpan-A to chimpan-Z" (which David X. Cohen came up with) as one of the greatest lines of the entire series. Several of the writers had been big ''Franchise/PlanetOfTheApes'' fans growing up, though at the time, showrunner Josh Weinstein [[PopCultureOsmosis only knew the plot of the original movie]] from a ''Magazine/{{Mad}}'' parody.
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** Troy's bachelor party, which includes a name-drop of another of Troy's old movies. Abe shows the film of the night, only for Homer to complain about it just being nude people.
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** Troy's bachelor party, which includes a name-drop of another of Troy's old movies. Abe shows the patrons a film. The film of is about the night, only for Heine-Ho Nudist colony where activities are done naked. Homer to complain about it complains that it's just being nude people.people and demands a film with mature themes and adult situations. Barney then agrees with Homer.
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* TheCastShowoff: This episode takes full advantage of Phil Hartman's singing talent. ''Stop The Planet Of The Apes, I Want To Get Off!'' is a joy both to watch and to listen to, not just for the Simpsons but for the real-life audience.
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* TheCastShowoff: This episode takes full advantage of Phil Hartman's Creator/PhilHartman's singing talent. ''Stop The Planet Of The Apes, I Want To Get Off!'' is a joy both to watch and to listen to, not just for the Simpsons but for the real-life audience.
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* TheOtherDarrin: Normally, Joe Mantegna voices Fat Tony whenever Fat Tony appears on ''WesternAnimation/TheSimpsons''. However, for this episode, Creator/PhilHartman (who already spent most of the episode as Troy [=McClure=]) voiced Fat Tony.Tony.
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* TheCastShowoff: This episode takes full advantage of Phil Hartman's singing talent. ''Stop The Planet Of The Apes, I Want To Get Off!'' is a joy both to watch and to listen to, not just for the Simpsons but for the real-life audience.
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** Troy's bachelor party, which includes a name-drop of another of Troy's old movies. Abe shows the film of the night, only for Homer to complain about it just being nude people.
** Troy returning to his honeymoon suite after talking to Macarthur Parker, where it turns out he and Selma weren't even sharing the same bed.
** Troy's bachelor party, which includes a name-drop of another of Troy's old movies. Abe shows the film of the night, only for Homer to complain about it just being nude people.
** Troy returning to his honeymoon suite after talking to Macarthur Parker, where it turns out he and Selma weren't even sharing the same bed.
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* TheOtherDarrin: Normally, Joe Mantegna voices Fat Tony whenever Fat Tony appears on ''WesternAnimation/TheSimpsons''. However, for this episode, Creator/PhilHartman (who already spent most of the episode as Troy [=McClure=]) voiced Fat Tony (in the short part where Fat Tony tells one of his goons that when he said that Troy [=McClure=] "sleeps with the fishes", he didn't mean it in the sense of "The Mafia encased his feet in cement and drowned him").
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* TheOtherDarrin: Normally, Joe Mantegna voices Fat Tony whenever Fat Tony appears on ''WesternAnimation/TheSimpsons''. However, for this episode, Creator/PhilHartman (who already spent most of the episode as Troy [=McClure=]) voiced Fat Tony (in the short part where Fat Tony tells one of his goons that when he said that Troy [=McClure=] "sleeps with the fishes", he didn't mean it in the sense of "The Mafia encased his feet in cement and drowned him").Tony.
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* TheOtherDarrin: Normally, Joe Mantegna voices Fat Tony whenever Fat Tony appears on ''WesternAnimation/TheSimpsons''. However, for this episode, Creator/PhilHartman (who already spent most of the episode as Troy [=McClure=]) voiced Fat Tony (in the short part where Fat Tony tells one of his goons that when he said that Troy [=McClure=] sleeps with the fishes, he didn't mean it in the sense of "The Mafia encased his feet in cement and drowned him").
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* TheOtherDarrin: Normally, Joe Mantegna voices Fat Tony whenever Fat Tony appears on ''WesternAnimation/TheSimpsons''. However, for this episode, Creator/PhilHartman (who already spent most of the episode as Troy [=McClure=]) voiced Fat Tony (in the short part where Fat Tony tells one of his goons that when he said that Troy [=McClure=] sleeps "sleeps with the fishes, fishes", he didn't mean it in the sense of "The Mafia encased his feet in cement and drowned him").
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* TheOtherDarrin: Normally, Joe Mantegna voices Fat Tony whenever Fat Tony appears on ''WesternAnimation/TheSimpsons''. However, for this episode, Creator/PhilHartman (who already spent most of the episode as Troy [=McClure=]) voiced Fat Tony (in the short part where Fat Tony tells one of his mooks that when he said that Troy [=McClure=] sleeps with the fishes, he didn't mean it in the sense of "The Mafia encased his feet in cement and drowned him").
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* TheOtherDarrin: Normally, Joe Mantegna voices Fat Tony whenever Fat Tony appears on ''WesternAnimation/TheSimpsons''. However, for this episode, Creator/PhilHartman (who already spent most of the episode as Troy [=McClure=]) voiced Fat Tony (in the short part where Fat Tony tells one of his mooks goons that when he said that Troy [=McClure=] sleeps with the fishes, he didn't mean it in the sense of "The Mafia encased his feet in cement and drowned him").
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* TheOtherDarrin: Normally, Joe Mantegna voices Fat Tony whenever Fat Tony appears on ''WesternAnimation/TheSimpsons''. However, for this episode, Creator/PhilHartman (who already spent most of the episode as Troy [=McClure=]) voiced Fat Tony (in the short part where Fat Tony tells one of his mooks that when he said that Troy [=McClure=] sleeps with the fishes, he didn't mean it in the sense of "The Mafia encased his feet in cement and drowned him").
