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:'''[[Clancy Wiggum|Chief Wiggum]]''': Enjoying the movie, kids? (''the kids yell, and within moments are all put into a police van'') Listen up, punks. The moral of the story is, the adults always win! (''the kids turn their heads to face the police chief, and their eyes begin to glow. Wiggum yells in terror, until realizing it's just the reflection from a police light Eddie had turned on'') | :'''[[Clancy Wiggum|Chief Wiggum]]''': Enjoying the movie, kids? (''the kids yell, and within moments are all put into a police van'') Listen up, punks. The moral of the story is, the adults always win! (''the kids turn their heads to face the police chief, and their eyes begin to glow. Wiggum yells in terror, until realizing it's just the reflection from a police light Eddie had turned on'') | ||
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- Chief Wiggum: Enjoying the movie, kids? (the kids yell, and within moments are all put into a police van) Listen up, punks. The moral of the story is, the adults always win! (the kids turn their heads to face the police chief, and their eyes begin to glow. Wiggum yells in terror, until realizing it's just the reflection from a police light Eddie had turned on)
- Chief Wiggum: For crying out loud, Eddie. You scared the hell out of me.
- Eddie: Sorry, chief. (turns off the light and snickers to himself)
- Kent Brockman: The controversial measure passed by a single vote.
- Marge: Mmmm you really should have voted Homer.
- Homer: Meh, wouldn't have made a difference.
- Chief Wiggum: (walking towards Nelson, Jimbo, and Dolph) All right, let's see some IDs, boys. (checking the bullies' IDs) (to Jimbo and Dolph) Huh! You two scufflaws are violating curfew. I'm taking ya downtown! (to Nelson as he hands back Dr. Hibbert's ID to him) Oh, uh, sorry to disturb you, Dr. Hibbert.
- Nelson: (imitating Dr. Hibbert) Not at all, officer. (laughing like Dr. Hibbert)
