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| − | '''Rabbi | + | '''Rabbi Rudenstein''' is the head rabbi of [[Temple Beth Western]] and a comedian in [[Springfield]]. |
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| − | Rabbi [[Hyman Krustofsky]], right before his death, told his [[Krusty the Clown|son]] that Rabbi | + | Rabbi [[Hyman Krustofsky]], right before his death, told his [[Krusty the Clown|son]] that Rabbi Rudenstein was funny, and had a signed picture by him on his office wall. Later, Rabbi Rudenstein spoke at Krustofsky's funeral. Finally, when [[Bart]] and Krusty went to Temple Beth Western, Bart pointed out Rudenstein, saying that his father was his favorite. Rabbi Rudenstein began using Krusty's jokes, which made Krusty think that if his father thought Rudenstein was funny, he must of also thought his son was funny too. |
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Rabbi Rudenstein
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Character Information
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Rabbi Rudenstein is the head rabbi of Temple Beth Western and a comedian in Springfield.
History
Rabbi Hyman Krustofsky, right before his death, told his son that Rabbi Rudenstein was funny, and had a signed picture by him on his office wall. Later, Rabbi Rudenstein spoke at Krustofsky's funeral. Finally, when Bart and Krusty went to Temple Beth Western, Bart pointed out Rudenstein, saying that his father was his favorite. Rabbi Rudenstein began using Krusty's jokes, which made Krusty think that if his father thought Rudenstein was funny, he must of also thought his son was funny too.
Appearances
