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* KeepItForeign: Bob's first LameRhymeDodge when he's rubbing Selma's feet has the languages switched around in both French dubs; "Your foot smells so good" in Europe, and "Your feet are beautiful" in Canada.
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* KeepItForeign: Bob's first LameRhymeDodge when he's rubbing Selma's feet has the languages switched around reversed in both French dubs; "Your foot smells so good" in Europe, and "Your feet are beautiful" in Canada.
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* KeepItForeign: Bob's first LameRymeDodge when he's rubbing Selma's feet has the languages switched around in both French dubs; "Your foot smells so good" in Europe, and "Your feet are beautiful" in Canada.
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* KeepItForeign: Bob's first LameRymeDodge LameRhymeDodge when he's rubbing Selma's feet has the languages switched around in both French dubs; "Your foot smells so good" in Europe, and "Your feet are beautiful" in Canada.
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* KeepItForeign: Bob's first LameRymeDodge when he's rubbing Selma's feet has the languages switched around in both French dubs; "Your foot smells so good" in Europe, and "Your feet are beautiful" in Canada.
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* WhatCouldHaveBeen: The duet song of Sideshow Bob and Selma was supposed to be "Don't Go Breakin' My Heart" by Music/EltonJohn and Kiki Dee. Ultimately they had a much easier time receiving clearance to use it from the ''former'' (who went on to guest star on the show years later), but they were unable to reach the latter.
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* WhatCouldHaveBeen: The duet song of Sideshow Bob and Selma was supposed to be "Don't Go Breakin' My Heart" by Music/EltonJohn and Kiki Dee. Ultimately Ultimately, they had a much easier time receiving clearance to use it from the ''former'' (who ([[Recap/TheSimpsonsS10E14ImWithCupid who went on to guest star on the show years later), later]]), but they were unable to reach the latter.
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* WhatCouldHaveBeen: The duet song of Sideshow Bob and Selma was supposed to be "Don't Go Breakin' My Heart" by Music/EltonJohn and Kiki Dee. Ultimately , they had a much easier time receiving clearance to use it from the ''former'' (who went on to guest star on the show years later). They were unable to reach the latter.
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* WhatCouldHaveBeen: The duet song of Sideshow Bob and Selma was supposed to be "Don't Go Breakin' My Heart" by Music/EltonJohn and Kiki Dee. Ultimately , they had a much easier time receiving clearance to use it from the ''former'' (who went on to guest star on the show years later). They later), but they were unable to reach the latter.
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* WhatCouldHaveBeen: The duet song of Sideshow Bob and Selma was supposed to be "Don't Go Breakin' My Heart" by Music/EltonJohn and Kiki Dee. Ironically, Ultimately , they had a much easier time receiving clearance to use it from the ''former'' (who went on to guest star on the show years later). They were unable to reach the latter.
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* WhatCouldHaveBeen: The duet song of Sideshow Bob and Selma was supposed to be "Don't Go Breakin' My Heart" by Music/EltonJohn and Kiki Dee, but they only received clearance to use it from the ''former'' (who went on to guest star on the show years later) and were unable to reach the latter.
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* WhatCouldHaveBeen: The duet song of Sideshow Bob and Selma was supposed to be "Don't Go Breakin' My Heart" by Music/EltonJohn and Kiki Dee, but Dee. Ironically, they only received had a much easier time receiving clearance to use it from the ''former'' (who went on to guest star on the show years later) and later). They were unable to reach the latter.
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* WhatCouldHaveBeen: The duet song of Sideshow Bob and Selma was supposed to be "Don't Go Breakin' My Heart" by Music/EltonJohn and Kiki Dee, but they only received clearance to use it from the ''former'' (who went on to guest star on the show years later) and were unable to reach the latter.
