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| − | '''Robert Goulet''' is an American singer and entertainer. He is hired to player at [[Mr. Burns' Casino]]. However, at the airport [[Bart]] easily persuades to instead come to his casino instead; Goulet deems Bart's offer of "''a'' casino" to be "good enough". Bart takes Goulet there on his bike, but on arrival he reacts with suprise that Bart's casino is actually just his treehouse. He intends to call his manager Vera but ends up performing anyway after falsely believeing [[Nelson]]'s threat that Vera told him "to shut up". He performs a version of "{{w|Jingle All the Way}}" with joke lyrics involving characters from [[Batman]], before swinging the microphone round and hitting [[Milhouse]] in the face. [[Mr. Burns]] instructs [[Smithers]] to thaw out {{w|Jim Nabors}} as Goulet's replacement. | + | '''Robert Goulet''' is an American singer and entertainer. He is hired to player at [[Mr. Burns' Casino]]. However, at the airport [[Bart]] easily persuades to instead come to his casino instead; Goulet deems Bart's offer of "''a'' casino" to be "good enough". Bart takes Goulet there on his bike, but on arrival he reacts with suprise that Bart's casino is actually just his treehouse. He intends to call his manager Vera but ends up performing anyway after falsely believeing [[Nelson]]'s threat that Vera told him "to shut up". He performs a version of "{{w|Jingle All the Way}}" with joke lyrics involving characters from [[Batman]], before swinging the microphone round and hitting [[Milhouse]] in the face. [[Mr. Burns]] instructs [[Smithers]] to thaw out {{w|Jim Nabors}} as Goulet's replacement.<ref>"[[$pringfield (Or, How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love Legalized Gambling)]]"</ref> |
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*{{ep|$pringfield (Or, How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love Legalized Gambling)}} | *{{ep|$pringfield (Or, How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love Legalized Gambling)}} | ||
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- This article is about the Robert Goulet character. For the real-life musician and guest voice actor, please see Robert Goulet.
Robert Goulet is an American singer and entertainer. He is hired to player at Mr. Burns' Casino. However, at the airport Bart easily persuades to instead come to his casino instead; Goulet deems Bart's offer of "a casino" to be "good enough". Bart takes Goulet there on his bike, but on arrival he reacts with suprise that Bart's casino is actually just his treehouse. He intends to call his manager Vera but ends up performing anyway after falsely believeing Nelson's threat that Vera told him "to shut up". He performs a version of "Jingle All the Way" with joke lyrics involving characters from Batman, before swinging the microphone round and hitting Milhouse in the face. Mr. Burns instructs Smithers to thaw out Jim Nabors as Goulet's replacement.[1]
