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Before, it sounded like the Latour is the fermented orange drink booze


* MilitaryMoonshiner: After prison, Bob will be happy with any wine that ''doesn't'' taste like orange drink fermented under a radiator. "[[TakeThat That would be the Latour, then...]]"

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* MilitaryMoonshiner: After prison, when offered a choice between a Latour and Rausan-Segla Bordeaux, Bob says will be happy with any wine that ''doesn't'' taste like orange drink fermented under a radiator. "[[TakeThat That would be the Latour, then...]]"
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* NeverBringAFriendToAnAudition: The backstory of Cecil has him trying out for the role of Krusty's sidekick, only for the Clown to express disgust at the lack of dignity he has after being pied in the face. He then throws it at an unsuspecting Bob (who wasn't considered for the role and only accompanied his brother), whose shocked reaction garnered him the role, to Cecil's lasting bitterness and jealousy.
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** The yokel work crew that Bob is forced to work with to construct the dam with are grossly incompetent to the point they end up killing their dog by covering it in cement. This hints at Cecil not really caring about the final quality of the dam.
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* HumiliationConga: It looks like Bob might snap back to villainy thanks to having to work with at the dam with Cecil's gang of incompetent workers, which is clearly straining his nerves.

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* HumiliationConga: It looks like Bob might snap back to villainy thanks to having to work with at the dam with Cecil's gang of incompetent workers, which is clearly straining his nerves.
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* ThrowTheDogABone: A deleted scene shows that Cecil's money fell onto Hans Moleman.
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* UngratefulBastard: Bart is this towards Sideshow Bob. Even after Bob is proven innocent and saves Bart from falling to his death, he doesn't even defend him afterwards and shows no remorse for falsely accusing him earlier or stalking him throughout the episode. Sideshow Bob angrily calls him out on this and this causes him to go back to his evil ways in his next appearance.
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Chained potholes


* EmbarrassingDampSheets: A subversion occurs when a dam breaks and floods Springfield. Ralph floats by on his bed and says, "I think I wet the bed," though it is unclear whether or not he really wet his bed.

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* EmbarrassingDampSheets: A subversion occurs when a dam breaks and floods Springfield. Ralph floats by on his bed and says, "I think I wet the my bed," though it is unclear whether or not if he really wet his bed.bed, or if the wetness of the bed came from the flood caused by the dam bursting.



* FlawExploitation: Bart attempts his standard tactic for dealing with Bob—stalling him by playing to his ego—on Cecil. [[SubvertedTrope It doesn't]] [[NoNonsenseNemesis work]].

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* FlawExploitation: Bart attempts his standard tactic for dealing with Bob—stalling him by playing to his ego—on Cecil. [[SubvertedTrope It doesn't]] [[NoNonsenseNemesis doesn't work]].
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* DisproportionateRetribution: Cecil is willing to frame Bob and devastate Springfield simply because Bob was made Krusty's sidekick, which he ''hated'', instead of Cecil.

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* DisproportionateRetribution: Cecil is willing to frame Bob and devastate Springfield simply because Bob was made Krusty's sidekick, which he ''hated'', instead of Cecil.Cecil (and Cecil didn't even come close to getting the job).
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Kill Em All is no longer a trope


* EvilAllAlong: Cecil Terwilliger. Not only is he an embezzler but he's willing to [[KillEmAll flood the entire town of Springfield with no remorse]] ''and'' set up said brother for it because he wanted to get rich (and, off the record, because Bob got to be Krusty's assistant). The only thing he succeeds with is taking Bob to prison with him and even that's more because Chief Wiggum is so incompetent that he thought the brothers were working together [[StatusQuoIsGod so Bob goes to jail anyway]].

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* EvilAllAlong: Cecil Terwilliger. Not only is he an embezzler but he's willing to [[KillEmAll flood the entire town of Springfield with no remorse]] remorse ''and'' set up said brother for it because he wanted to get rich (and, off the record, because Bob got to be Krusty's assistant). The only thing he succeeds with is taking Bob to prison with him and even that's more because Chief Wiggum is so incompetent that he thought the brothers were working together [[StatusQuoIsGod so Bob goes to jail anyway]].
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** In their discussion, Cecil and Bob agree that the only civilization in history that would consider chief hydrological and hydrodynamical engineer a calling were the Capadocians (they were big on underground cities, and water-works).

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** In their discussion, Cecil and Bob agree that the only civilization in history that would consider chief hydrological and hydrodynamical engineer a calling were the Capadocians Cappadocians (they were big on underground cities, and water-works).
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* ComicallyMissingThePoint: On revealing he's the embezzeler, Cecil says he'll never be suspected thanks to that criminal with the grudge against Springfield working at the dam. Bob thinks he's talking about Cousin Merle, who "ain't quite right" and has been having cash problems lately.
* TheComicallySerious: This is why Bob, who drove Cecil to his audition for the "sideshow" role but had no intention of trying out himself, was hired by Krusty instead of him.

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* ComicallyMissingThePoint: On revealing he's the embezzeler, embezzler, Cecil says he'll never be suspected thanks to that criminal with the grudge against Springfield working at the dam. Bob thinks he's talking about Cousin Merle, who "ain't quite right" and has been having cash problems lately.
* TheComicallySerious: This is why Bob, who drove Cecil to his audition for the "sideshow" role but had no intention of trying out himself, was hired by Krusty instead of him.
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* SnarkToSnarkCombat: Bob and Cecil, [[ActorAllusion echoing]] the roles of their respective actors in ''Series/{{Frasier}}.''
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* AlternateCatchphraseInflection: Bob yells a cheery "Hello, Bart!" when he catches him spying on him at the dam construction site, causing Bart to retreat into the bushes.

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* AlternateCatchphraseInflection: Bob yells a cheery friendly "Hello, Bart!" when he catches him spying on him at the dam construction site, causing Bart to retreat into the bushes.
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* AlternateCatchphraseInflection: Bob yells a cheery "Hello, Bart!" when he catches him spying on him at the waterfall, causing Bart to retreat into the bushes.

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* AlternateCatchphraseInflection: Bob yells a cheery "Hello, Bart!" when he catches him spying on him at the waterfall, dam construction site, causing Bart to retreat into the bushes.
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* AlternateCatchphraseInflection: Bob yells a cheery "Hello, Bart!" when he catches him spying on him at the waterfall, causing Bart to retreat into the bushes.
-->'''Sideshow Bob:''' He's just a little shy because I've tried to kill him so many times.
-->'''Cecil:''' Ah.
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* ReformedButRejected: Double-subverted. Bart and Lisa naturally assume Bob's up to no good, but after he foils Cecil's scheme, they accept that he has truly reformed and are even willing to vouch for him to Chief Wiggum. [[MiscarriageOfJustice But he's still put back in prison]]. Ouchies!

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* ReformedButRejected: Double-subverted. Bart and Lisa naturally assume Bob's up to no good, but after he foils Cecil's scheme, they accept Lisa, at least, accepts that he has truly reformed and are is even willing to vouch for him to Chief Wiggum. [[MiscarriageOfJustice But he's still put back in prison]]. Ouchies!
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* SnoopingLittleKid: Bart throughout, with Lisa as a more reluctant accomplice. Bob is not amused.

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--> '''Bob:''' You wanted to be Krusty's sidekick since you were five. What about the buffoon lessons, the four years at clown college?\\

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--> ---> '''Bob:''' You wanted to be Krusty's sidekick since you were five. What about the buffoon lessons, the four years at clown college?\\


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* TroubledFetalPosition: Bart adopts this after Sideshow Bob mentions him on TV.
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* GoKartingWithBowser: Bart catches Bob on a date with Mrs. Krabappel and tries frantically to warn her off. In fact, she's well aware of his history of attempted murder and her only qualm is that [[AllGirlsWantBadBoys he never succeeded]].
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* ImpliedDeathThreat: While Bob is off his Bart-killing beat in this episode, he does warn Homer and Marge that if Bart--who's been stalking him--"crosses me one more time, just once more, well, I can't be held responsible for my actions."
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* FlawExploitation: Bart attempts his standard tactic for dealing with Bob—stalling him by playing to his ego—on Cecil. [[SubvertedTrope It doesn't]] [[NoNonsenseNemesis work]].
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* StalkerWithoutACrush: In a role reversal, Bart for Sideshow Bob, assuming he has another evil scheme in mind and wanting to get the jump on him.
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* HypocriticalHumor: A lot of it from Bob, who describes Bart as "psychotic" for stalking him and gravely tells Cecil that he's "brought shame to this family" after he's arrested.

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* HypocriticalHumor: A lot of it from Bob, who describes his frequent murder target Bart as "psychotic" for stalking him and gravely tells Cecil that he's "brought shame to this family" after he's arrested.
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* HypocriticalHumor: A lot of it from Bob, who describes Bart as "psychotic" for stalking him and gravely tells Cecil that he's "brought shame to this family" after he's arrested.
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* WasntThatFun: Bart clearly feels that riding a jet of water out of the dam is an adequate substitute for [[BrickJoke the waterslide he and Lisa had planned to go to earlier]].
-->'''Bart:''' Let's go again let's go again!
-->'''Lisa:''' ''No!''

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-->'''Bart''': Don't you see what you've done! Sideshow Bob hasn't reformed, he's pure evil! Oh, if only you knew what he was thinking.
-->''(cut to Sideshow Bob in car)''
-->'''Bob''': ''(thinking)'' I hope they still make that shampoo I like.

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-->'''Bart''': --->'''Bart''': Don't you see what you've done! Sideshow Bob hasn't reformed, he's pure evil! Oh, if only you knew what he was thinking.
-->''(cut --->''(cut to Sideshow Bob in car)''
-->'''Bob''': --->'''Bob''': ''(thinking)'' I hope they still make that shampoo I like.like.
** [[RuleOfThree Three for three]]: at the end, after sending both Bob and Cecil to jail, Chief Wiggum muses, "There they go, two criminal geniuses locked away together. Who knows what diabolical schemes they might concoct?" Cut to the two getting put in their cell and immediately squabbling over the top bunk.

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