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| − | Gabbo was a short-lived, though enormously successful, kids entertainer in [[Springfield]]. A colorful, vivacious (even by the standards of Springfield) puppet, he was offset by his more rigid and refined puppeteer, Arthur Crandall. He was so successful, in fact, that he overtook the popularity of [Krusty the Clown] for a brief time, forcing his competitor into cancellation before making a rather large gaffe, unaware he was still on air. | + | Gabbo was a short-lived, though enormously successful, kids entertainer in [[Springfield]]. A colorful, vivacious (even by the standards of Springfield) puppet, he was offset by his more rigid and refined puppeteer, Arthur Crandall. He was so successful, in fact, that he overtook the popularity of [[Krusty the Clown]] for a brief time, forcing his competitor into cancellation before making a rather large gaffe, unaware he was still on air. |
In an effort to bail out his idol, [[Bart Simpson]] snuck into the studio where Gabbo's show was veing filmed. During a commercial break, where Gabbo took the time to badmouth his fanbase, the children of Springfield, depsite Arthur Crandall's urgings for him to relent, Bart switched the camera back on, revealing Gabbo uttering the words, "All the children in Springfield are S.O.B.s." | In an effort to bail out his idol, [[Bart Simpson]] snuck into the studio where Gabbo's show was veing filmed. During a commercial break, where Gabbo took the time to badmouth his fanbase, the children of Springfield, depsite Arthur Crandall's urgings for him to relent, Bart switched the camera back on, revealing Gabbo uttering the words, "All the children in Springfield are S.O.B.s." | ||
Following Gabbo's gaffe, Krusty (with the aid of Bart and [[Lisa Simpson]]) launched a spectacular comeback special, reestablishing the clown's stranglehold on the hearts of the children of Springfield. Neither Gabbo nor Arthur Crandall were heard from again. | Following Gabbo's gaffe, Krusty (with the aid of Bart and [[Lisa Simpson]]) launched a spectacular comeback special, reestablishing the clown's stranglehold on the hearts of the children of Springfield. Neither Gabbo nor Arthur Crandall were heard from again. | ||
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Gabbo was a short-lived, though enormously successful, kids entertainer in Springfield. A colorful, vivacious (even by the standards of Springfield) puppet, he was offset by his more rigid and refined puppeteer, Arthur Crandall. He was so successful, in fact, that he overtook the popularity of Krusty the Clown for a brief time, forcing his competitor into cancellation before making a rather large gaffe, unaware he was still on air.
In an effort to bail out his idol, Bart Simpson snuck into the studio where Gabbo's show was veing filmed. During a commercial break, where Gabbo took the time to badmouth his fanbase, the children of Springfield, depsite Arthur Crandall's urgings for him to relent, Bart switched the camera back on, revealing Gabbo uttering the words, "All the children in Springfield are S.O.B.s."
Following Gabbo's gaffe, Krusty (with the aid of Bart and Lisa Simpson) launched a spectacular comeback special, reestablishing the clown's stranglehold on the hearts of the children of Springfield. Neither Gabbo nor Arthur Crandall were heard from again.
