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'''Jay Sherman''' is a critic who was the main character of ''[[The Critic]]''. In [[A Star is Burns]], he came to Springfield to be a judge during the film festival. In [[Hurricane Neddy]], he was a patient at the [[Calmwood Mental Hospital]]. Jon Lovitz]], Sherman was originally the main character on ''The Critic'', which was created by [[Al Jean]] and [[Mike Reiss]]. His appearance in "A Star is Burns" was a [[Wikipedia:Fictional crossover|crossover]] to promote ''The Critic'' which made its FOX debut after the episode. ''The Critic'' was later cancelled. | '''Jay Sherman''' is a critic who was the main character of ''[[The Critic]]''. In [[A Star is Burns]], he came to Springfield to be a judge during the film festival. In [[Hurricane Neddy]], he was a patient at the [[Calmwood Mental Hospital]]. Jon Lovitz]], Sherman was originally the main character on ''The Critic'', which was created by [[Al Jean]] and [[Mike Reiss]]. His appearance in "A Star is Burns" was a [[Wikipedia:Fictional crossover|crossover]] to promote ''The Critic'' which made its FOX debut after the episode. ''The Critic'' was later cancelled. |
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Jay Sherman is a critic who was the main character of The Critic. In A Star is Burns, he came to Springfield to be a judge during the film festival. In Hurricane Neddy, he was a patient at the Calmwood Mental Hospital. Jon Lovitz]], Sherman was originally the main character on The Critic, which was created by Al Jean and Mike Reiss. His appearance in "A Star is Burns" was a crossover to promote The Critic which made its FOX debut after the episode. The Critic was later cancelled.