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'''Cape Feare''' is a Simpsons episode during the fifth season. Its plot, a parody of the horror film "Cape Fear" revolves around the return of Sideshow Bob. In 2003, [http://www.ew.com/ew/article/0,,417748,00.html Entertainment Weekly] named this the third greatest episode in the history of the show.
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"'''Cape Feare'''" is a the second episode of [[season five]]. Its plot, a parody of the horror film ''Cape Fear'' revolves around the return of [[Sideshow Bob]].
  
 
==Plot==
 
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After writing threatening letters to [[Bart Simpson]], [[Sideshow Bob]] is released from prison. He then follows [[the Simpsons]] to the town of Terror Lake where he attempts to murder Bart Simpson. While on their new house boat, Bart, as a last request, convinces Bob to sing the entire score of the HMS Pinafore. They float by Springfield, where Bob is arrested by the police and is sent back to jail.
 
After writing threatening letters to [[Bart Simpson]], [[Sideshow Bob]] is released from prison. He then follows [[the Simpsons]] to the town of Terror Lake where he attempts to murder Bart Simpson. While on their new house boat, Bart, as a last request, convinces Bob to sing the entire score of the HMS Pinafore. They float by Springfield, where Bob is arrested by the police and is sent back to jail.
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==Trivia==
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In 2003, [http://www.ew.com/ew/article/0,,417748,00.html Entertainment Weekly] named this the third greatest episode in the history of the show.
  
 
==Quotes==
 
==Quotes==

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"Cape Feare" is a the second episode of season five. Its plot, a parody of the horror film Cape Fear revolves around the return of Sideshow Bob.

Plot

After writing threatening letters to Bart Simpson, Sideshow Bob is released from prison. He then follows the Simpsons to the town of Terror Lake where he attempts to murder Bart Simpson. While on their new house boat, Bart, as a last request, convinces Bob to sing the entire score of the HMS Pinafore. They float by Springfield, where Bob is arrested by the police and is sent back to jail.

Trivia

In 2003, Entertainment Weekly named this the third greatest episode in the history of the show.

Quotes

Blue-Haired Lawyer: "But isn't it true that you have the words 'Die, Bart, Die' tattooed across your chest?"
Bob: "Heavens No! That's German for 'the Bart, the'."
Official: "No one who speaks German could be an evil man."
Homer:(drooling heavely, sleeping)
Lisa: "OH NO! Dad's been drugged!"
Marge:(annoyed) "No, he hasn't!"


Season 5 Episodes
Homer's Barbershop Quartet Cape Feare Homer Goes to College Rosebud Treehouse of Horror IV Marge on the Lam Bart's Inner Child Boy-Scoutz 'n the Hood The Last Temptation of Homer $pringfield (Or, How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love Legalized Gambling) Homer the Vigilante Bart Gets Famous Homer and Apu Lisa vs. Malibu Stacy Deep Space Homer Homer Loves Flanders Bart Gets an Elephant Burns' Heir Sweet Seymour Skinner's Baadasssss Song The Boy Who Knew Too Much Lady Bouvier's Lover Secrets of a Successful Marriage