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Revision as of 02:02, March 9, 2012
- "Welcome to another episode of Padz, where we go inside the mega-mansions of today's hot, young celebrities!"
- ―The show's narrator.[src]
Padz
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TV Show Information
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Padz is a TV show that allows veiwers to see inside the mansions of various celebrities.
History
Bart and Lisa watched the show as it toured Krusty's house. During the opening, numerous celebrities are seen, including Kent Brockman, Drederick Tatum and Rainier Wolfcastle. When the show's crew get to Krusty's house he complains that they were supposed to call first, but lets them in anyways.
The camera then pans across a wall with pictures of Krusty with some celebrities, including Bette Middler, Richard Nixon and Sideshow Mel, as well as a golden record and a diploma from Clown College. Krusty shows a recliner where Don Adams and Shelley Winters made "beautiful music together." He then shows a pool that he throws shrimp shells into because he doesn't swim. At that point Elliot Gould shows up exclaiming that Mr. Teeny bit his kid again. After a short argument Gould starts punching Krusty. The show then goes to a commercial about the Turbo Diary.
Behind the Laughter
- Padz is an obvious parody of MTV Cribs.
- When Elliot Gould punches Krusty, he names his physical blows after the title characters in his film Bob & Carol & Ted & Alice.
