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At the [[Museum of TV and Television]] saw [[Bart]] and [[Milhouse]] an easter special with Paul Lynde, [[Helen Reddy]] and the [[Hudson Brothers]]. With guest stars [[Willie Tyler]] and {{ap|Lester|Milhouse Doesn't Live Here Anymore}} and [[Nadia Comăneci]]. In that episode sad Paul at he like to hippity hop on your balance beam to Nadia Comăneci. She answer him at she think he understand the mechanics of heterosexual sex. Paul answer then at the circle gets the square. Bart said then to Milhouse, which had walk away at TV is better today.
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At the [[Museum of TV and Television]], [[Bart]] and [[Milhouse]] saw part of an old Easter special starring Paul Lynde, [[Helen Reddy]] and the [[Hudson Brothers]]; and with guest stars [[Willie Tyler]], {{ap|Lester|Milhouse Doesn't Live Here Anymore}} and [[Nadia Comăneci]]. Lynde, dressed in a rabbit costume and speaking in a blatantly leering and lascivious manner, said to Comăneci that he would like to "hippity-hop on [her] balance beam". Comăneci shuddered in disgust, then recovered her composure and drily replied, "I don't think you understand the mechanics of heterosexual sex." Lynde then said, in the same manner as before, "Circle gets the square!"
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After that line, Bart and Milhouse walked away from the TV showing the program, and Bart said that TV was better today.
  
 
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== Behind the Laughter ==
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*In his comedy persona, Paul Lynde (1926-1982) was known for delivering lines in an over-the-top snarky and campy manner and frequently using {{w|Double entendre|double entendres}}, much as depicted in the program that Bart and Milhouse watched.
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*In real life, Lynde was [[LGBT characters|gay]]. He never made any public statement about his orientation, but it was an open secret in Hollywood.
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*Lynde's "Circle gets the square!" line is a reference to his having been the permanent center square for most of the original run of ''{{w|Hollywood Squares}}''.
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Revision as of 03:24, June 24, 2014

Paul Lynde
Paul Lynde.png
Character Information
Gender:
Male ♂
Status:
Deceased
Occupation: Comedian
Actor
First appearance: "Milhouse Doesn't Live Here Anymore"
Voiced by: Dan Castellaneta


Paul Lynde was an American comedian and actor.

History

At the Museum of TV and Television, Bart and Milhouse saw part of an old Easter special starring Paul Lynde, Helen Reddy and the Hudson Brothers; and with guest stars Willie Tyler, Lester and Nadia Comăneci. Lynde, dressed in a rabbit costume and speaking in a blatantly leering and lascivious manner, said to Comăneci that he would like to "hippity-hop on [her] balance beam". Comăneci shuddered in disgust, then recovered her composure and drily replied, "I don't think you understand the mechanics of heterosexual sex." Lynde then said, in the same manner as before, "Circle gets the square!"

After that line, Bart and Milhouse walked away from the TV showing the program, and Bart said that TV was better today.

Appearances

Behind the Laughter

  • In his comedy persona, Paul Lynde (1926-1982) was known for delivering lines in an over-the-top snarky and campy manner and frequently using double entendres, much as depicted in the program that Bart and Milhouse watched.
  • In real life, Lynde was gay. He never made any public statement about his orientation, but it was an open secret in Hollywood.
  • Lynde's "Circle gets the square!" line is a reference to his having been the permanent center square for most of the original run of Hollywood Squares.

External Links

Wikipediafavicon.png Paul Lynde at Wikipedia