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| − | '''Arnold "Arnie" Pye''' is a disgruntled, somewhat eccentric helicopter traffic reporter for Springfield’s [[Media in The Simpsons#KBBL|KBBL-TV]] (Channel 6). His segments are titled Arnie Pie With Arnie in the Sky. In some of the early episodes, he was referred to as "Bill | + | '''Arnold "Arnie" Pye''' is a disgruntled, somewhat eccentric helicopter traffic reporter for Springfield’s [[Media in The Simpsons#KBBL|KBBL-TV]] (Channel 6). His segments are titled Arnie Pie With Arnie in the Sky. In some of the early episodes, he was referred to as "Bill Pye". |
==Biography== | ==Biography== | ||
=== Dislike of Brockman === | === Dislike of Brockman === | ||
Revision as of 19:35, October 8, 2010
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Character Information
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Arnold "Arnie" Pye is a disgruntled, somewhat eccentric helicopter traffic reporter for Springfield’s KBBL-TV (Channel 6). His segments are titled Arnie Pie With Arnie in the Sky. In some of the early episodes, he was referred to as "Bill Pye".
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Biography
Dislike of Brockman
He has an apparent dislike of anchorman Kent Brockman, with whom he often gets into arguments on the air, because Kent is a much bigger and luckier star.
Accident
Pye’s helicopter once crashed; he managed "Tell my wife I love—”"before the live feed was lost. The incident was dismissed with a chuckle by the oblivious Brockman. However, he survived and has been seen in several episodes afterward.
Creation
"Arnie Pye in the Sky" is a play on words with the expression "pie in the sky".
Replacing Brockman
When Kent was demoted to a Weatherman and eventually fired, Arnie briefly became the new head anchor. He spoke in a deeper, smoother voice, but returned to his normal register when he got excited near the end of the report. (A similar gag was used in a previous episode with Bumblebee Man, who took over Brockman's desk and spoke perfect English as he delivered the news, right up until the end.)[1]
Appearances
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References
