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− | '''Fatty Arbuckle''' was an American comedian. | + | '''Fatty Arbuckle''' was an American comedian and silent film actor. |
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− | When [[Krusty]] visted the post office and saw a poster of legends of comedy, he asked what Fatty Arbuckle | + | When [[Krusty]] visted the post office and saw a poster of legends of comedy, he asked what Fatty Arbuckle had done that he hadn't.<ref>"[[Sunday, Cruddy Sunday]]"</ref> |
=== Non-canon === | === Non-canon === |
Revision as of 10:37, December 14, 2014
Fatty Arbuckle
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Character Information
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Fatty Arbuckle was an American comedian and silent film actor.
History
When Krusty visted the post office and saw a poster of legends of comedy, he asked what Fatty Arbuckle had done that he hadn't.[1]
Non-canon
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In Grampa's story about the origin of Christmas cookies, after the custom of leaving cookies out for Santa Claus became widespread, Arbuckle became the national spokesman for the Cookie Initiative. According to Grampa, this eventually led to the Great Cookie Prohibition of 1929.[2]
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