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* HarsherInHindsight: Homer humming along to Music/GaryGlitter's "Rock and Roll (Part II)" in his mind, as Troy is revealed to be [[BestialityIsDepraved a sex offender]] in this episode. Just the year after this episode, Music/GaryGlitter was convincted of possessing child pornography.
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* HarsherInHindsight: Homer humming along to Music/GaryGlitter's "Rock and Roll (Part II)" in his mind, as Troy is revealed to be [[BestialityIsDepraved a sex offender]] in this episode. Just the year after this episode, Music/GaryGlitter Glitter was convincted of possessing child pornography.
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* HeReallyCanAct: This episode essentially made Troy more than a one-joke character (the joke of him being a washed-up B-movie actor) and had lots of potential. It's really a shame that Hartman was murdered before they could do more with Troy.
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* HeReallyCanAct: SugarWiki/HeReallyCanAct: This episode essentially made Troy more than a one-joke character (the joke of him being a washed-up B-movie actor) and had lots of potential. It's really a shame that Hartman was murdered before they could do more with Troy.
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* HeReallyCanAct: This episode essentially made Troy more than a one-joke character (the joke of him being a washed-up B-movie actor) and had lots of potential. It's really a shame that Hartman was murdered before they could do more with Troy.
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I'm surprised we didnt have this before. Sure, Troy's actions were to a very different party but still.
* HarsherInHindsight: Homer humming along to Music/GaryGlitter's "Rock and Roll (Part II)" in his mind, as Troy is revealed to be [[BestialityIsDepraved a sex offender]] in this episode. Just the year after this episode, Music/GaryGlitter was convincted of possessing child pornography.
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* MemeticMutation: Homer's tone-deaf cover of Music/GaryGlitter's "Rock and Roll (Part II)".
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* MemeticMutation: Homer's The brain of Homer does a tone-deaf cover of Music/GaryGlitter's "Rock and Roll (Part II)".
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* AlternativeJokeInterpretation: Either the John Tesh look-a-like is surprised that [=McClure=] is dating a woman, or is unsure if Selma is a woman.[[note]]The latter would be a possible CallBack to [[Recap/TheSimpsonsS4E13SelmasChoice "Selma's Choice"]].[[/note]]
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* NarmCharm: The InUniverse MusicalAdaptation of ''Planet of the Apes'' is a parody of musicals based on films. But ''damn'' if it isn't catchy and with great rhymes.
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* NarmCharm: The InUniverse MusicalAdaptation musical of ''Planet of the Apes'' is a parody of musicals based on films. But ''damn'' if it isn't catchy and with great rhymes.
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** Likewise, did he come to care for Selma in his own way, even if he was not even slightly attracted to her and the marriage was for show? He looks quite distraught and lonely watching her leave at the episode's ending.
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** Likewise, did he come to care for Selma in his own way, even if he was not even slightly attracted to her and the marriage was for show? He did light up a cigar to cheer her up and he looks quite distraught and lonely lonely, watching her leave at the episode's ending.ending, implying he did like having her as a companion.
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* NarmCharm: The InUniverse MusicalAdaptation of ''Planet of the Apes'' is a parody of musicals based on films. But ''damn'' if it isn't catchy and with great rhymes.
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Removing misuse. There is no connection between the event and the moment in the series.
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* HarsherInHindsight: It's a bit uncomfortable these days to hear Homer sing a Gary Glitter song in an episode about a celebrity engaging in sexually predatory behavior.
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* AlternativeCharacterInterpretation: Did Troy really reject being a sidekick in a new [=McBain=] movie or was that a lie to cover up the fact that he was passed up for the role (because he's no longer with Selma)?
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** Did Troy really reject being a sidekick in a new [=McBain=] movie or was that a lie to cover up the fact that he was passed up for the role (because he's no longer with Selma)?
** Did Troy really reject being a sidekick in a new [=McBain=] movie or was that a lie to cover up the fact that he was passed up for the role (because he's no longer with Selma)?
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Fridge Tearjerker is actually a thing now.
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* FridgeBrilliance: Troy's shallowness is really played up in this episode...even in his private life, he speaks in ad-worthy catchphrases and always seems to be playing his onscreen persona. But then you realize...he's had to hide his real self for so long that his public, phony self is all he has left by now, even in private moments with someone else. It's almost a case of FridgeHorror as well (and maybe Fridge Tear Jerker, if that's a thing.)
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* FridgeBrilliance: Troy's shallowness is really played up in this episode...even in his private life, he speaks in ad-worthy catchphrases and always seems to be playing his onscreen persona. But then you realize...he's had to hide his real self for so long that his public, phony self is all he has left by now, even in private moments with someone else. It's almost a case of FridgeHorror as well (and maybe Fridge Tear Jerker, if that's a thing.)FridgeSadness.
