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'''Joey,''' '''Johnny''' and '''Marky Ramone''' with '''Christopher Ward''', known collectively as '''The Ramones''' are a punk-rock band, considered by many to be the fathers of punk-rock music. They appeared as themselves in [[Rosebud]] where they sang the song "[[Happy Birthday, Mr. Burns]]". | '''Joey,''' '''Johnny''' and '''Marky Ramone''' with '''Christopher Ward''', known collectively as '''The Ramones''' are a punk-rock band, considered by many to be the fathers of punk-rock music. They appeared as themselves in [[Rosebud]] where they sang the song "[[Happy Birthday, Mr. Burns]]". | ||
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[[Category:Guest Stars|Ramones, The]] | [[Category:Guest Stars|Ramones, The]] | ||
Revision as of 03:57, March 21, 2010
Joey, Johnny and Marky Ramone with Christopher Ward, known collectively as The Ramones are a punk-rock band, considered by many to be the fathers of punk-rock music. They appeared as themselves in Rosebud where they sang the song "Happy Birthday, Mr. Burns".
External Links
Guest stars in season 5
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| George Harrison • David Crosby • Kelsey Grammer • The Ramones (Joey Ramone • Johnny Ramone • Marky Ramone • C. J. Ramone) • Pamela Reed • George Fenneman • James Brown • Ernest Borgnine • Michelle Pfeiffer • Werner Klemperer • Robert Goulet • Gerry Cooney • Sam Neill • Conan O'Brien • James Woods • Kathleen Turner • James Taylor • Buzz Aldrin |
