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| − | The host of ''[[Entertainment Tonight]]'' said that viewers might remember Troy McClure from this movie. They showed a clip from the movie, which depicted Troy dressed like a baseball player and standing in an outfield. He then caught a ball, backed up and his arms fell off. | + | The host of ''[[Entertainment Tonight]]'' said that viewers might remember Troy McClure from this movie. They showed a clip from the movie, which depicted Troy dressed like a baseball player and standing in an outfield. He then caught a ball, backed up and his arms fell off.<ref>"[[A Fish Called Selma]]"</ref> |
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| + | In a poster of the film that was seen in the book [[Famous Springfieldianties]] it's found out it also [[James Yaan]] and [[Nick Molde]] starring the film and it was produced and directed by [[Roger Goreman]]<ref>''[[The Simpsons: Virtual Springfield]]''</ref> | ||
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*{{ep|A Fish Called Selma}} | *{{ep|A Fish Called Selma}} | ||
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{{Films}} | {{Films}} | ||
[[Category:Troy McClure films]] | [[Category:Troy McClure films]] | ||
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Movie Information
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Leper in the Backfield is a film starring Troy McClure.
History
The host of Entertainment Tonight said that viewers might remember Troy McClure from this movie. They showed a clip from the movie, which depicted Troy dressed like a baseball player and standing in an outfield. He then caught a ball, backed up and his arms fell off.[1]
Non-canon
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In a poster of the film that was seen in the book Famous Springfieldianties it's found out it also James Yaan and Nick Molde starring the film and it was produced and directed by Roger Goreman[2]
Behind the Laughter
The film is a parody of the movie Angels in the Outfield.
