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The brothers appear as themselves in a dream sequence in [[Oh Brother, Where Bart Thou?]] as well as during the credits of the episode where they perform their infamous "Boil Them Cabbage Down/Take It, Tom" routine (with help from [[Homer]]). | The brothers appear as themselves in a dream sequence in [[Oh Brother, Where Bart Thou?]] as well as during the credits of the episode where they perform their infamous "Boil Them Cabbage Down/Take It, Tom" routine (with help from [[Homer]]). | ||
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Revision as of 12:31, February 12, 2010
Tom and Dick Smothers, better known as the Smothers Brothers are a comedy and musical duo. They are best known for their humorous arguments while trying to play folk songs as well as their controversial CBS television show The Smothers Brothers Comedy Hour.
The brothers appear as themselves in a dream sequence in Oh Brother, Where Bart Thou? as well as during the credits of the episode where they perform their infamous "Boil Them Cabbage Down/Take It, Tom" routine (with help from Homer).
Guest stars in season 21
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| Seth Rogen • Kevin Michael Richardson • Matt Groening • Chuck Liddell • Jonah Hill • Neve Campbell • Smothers Brothers (Dick Smothers • Tom Smothers) • Peyton Manning • Eli Manning • Cooper Manning • Kim Cattrall • Huell Howser • Jordan Nagai • Mitch Albom • Anne Hathaway • Gary Larson • Eartha Kitt • Jackie Mason • Chris Martin • Bob Costas • Wren T. Brown • Sarah Silverman • Angela Bassett • Sacha Baron Cohen • Yael Naim • Joe Mantegna • Jane Kaczmarek • Maurice LaMarche • Eddie Izzard • Don Pardo • Kelsey Grammer • Ryan Seacrest • Randy Jackson • Ellen DeGeneres • Kara DioGuardi • Simon Cowell • Rupert Murdoch |
