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1791:, David L. G. Arnold comments that Bart is a product of a "mass-culture upbringing" and thus is Bob's enemy. Frustrated by his early role as the target of "Krusty's cheap gags", Bob frames Krusty and takes over the show. He changes the content of that show to present readings of classic literature and segments examining the emotional lives of pre-teens. He believes that by exposing the kids to high culture he will improve their lives. Arnold writes that "Bob's own conscience and morality are clearly unaffected by the high culture he represents." He also tries to "manipulate the tastes of the masses" by becoming a criminal mastermind. Arnold believes that this is most apparent in " 1074:, and as a result, kills him, traumatizing Lisa. 30 years later, the Springfield Police asks Professor Lisa Simpson to look into a series of murders committed by an unknown serial killer. Perplexed, Lisa seeks Bob's help, but Bob just mocks Lisa. Later, Lisa realizes she herself has done all the murders. Bob is transferred to another prison cell to find Lisa waiting for her, revealing that a split personality emerged after the death of Bart and that she had committed all those murders in hopes of going to prison with Bob. To the music of 954:'s phone to trap Bart in the band classroom and successfully kills him. In peace with himself, Bob moves on from Bart to pursue other dreams, however, due to Bob chasing down Bart for so long, Bob finds his life so meaningless in Bart's absence that he creates a machine to bring Bart back to life so that he can keep killing his enemy over and over, until the other Simpsons find Bob's location and rescue Bart, and Bart uses the resurrection machine to turn Bob into a twisted amalgamation of creatures. Bob also appears in the episode " 1194:. The Simpsons: Tapped Out Terwilligers content update was released April 14, 2015 and has several references to the Simpsons episodes with Sideshow Bob. This game event was split in 3 acts and ended June 4, 2015. New characters, skins and costumes include Sideshow Bob, Cecil Terwilliger, Gino Terwilliger, Francesca Terwilliger, Dr. Robert Terwilliger Sr., Judith Onderdonk, Captain Bob, and Opera Krusty. Most of the event action takes place at Monsarno Research and Opera House. 1348: 1470: 1736:

things we love about a Sideshow Bob episode—the vengeance, the familiar settings and characters, the elaborate scheming—were missing from this half-hour. Without it, Bob wasn't nearly as entertaining, and the episode didn't result in a whole lot of laughs." He noted that only "The Italian Bob" and the ninth ranked "Funeral for a Fiend" were "the only ones I'd consider clunkers. The remaining episodes are all quite fun."

5660: 5334: 5698: 5346: 728:, encounters him by chance. Bob welcomes them with hospitality on the condition that they not reveal his dark felonious past; however, a drunken Lisa jokes about Bob's criminal deeds and reveals his prison uniform, alienating Bob from his citizens. Bob is angered enough to change his dream of killing Bart to killing the whole Simpson family. Upon catching up to Bob, his wife and his son swear a 5686: 1599: 1795:", wherein he rigs the election to become the mayor of Springfield. When accused of election fraud, he rants, "Your guilty consciences may force you to vote Democratic, but secretly you yearn for a cold-hearted Republican who'll cut taxes, brutalize criminals, and rule you like a king! You need me, Springfield!" He considers himself a member of the social elite, and happily uses 1422:, commented that " is so great. He's just amazing. You can tell he has this love of musical theater and he has the vocal instrument to go with it, so I know whatever I write is going to be sung the way I've heard it." Clausen composed Sideshow Bob's theme, which is played whenever Bob gets out of prison or is about to commit a sinister action, and was first used in " 1574:, Mahoney played the "down-to-Earth, average guy" to Grammer's and Hyde Pierce's "uppity snobs", Robert Terwilliger Sr. was portrayed as equally highbrow as Bob. His wife, Bob's mother, is Dame Judith Onderdonk, "the finest classical actress of her generation." She sports the same curly spiked hair as her two sons. Bob also has a wife named Francesca (voiced by 1457:. Another trademark for Bob is a visual gag of stepping on a rake and being struck in the face with its handle; this joke first appeared in "Cape Feare". To fill time, the writers added nine consecutive iterations of the same joke in quick succession. The sequence has become known as the "rake joke" and was described by 907:. After tempted into a murderous rage, he chases down Bart and Lisa and is about to kill them but however, he is provoked into a fight and he realizes that he has become a crude monster and jumps off the Springfield Dam. The episode ends with Bob underwater in the lake, shown to have survived because the 1735:

in 2007 in the animation category. In December 2009, Robert Canning of IGN ranked the ten episodes to feature Bob that had aired at the time. The first five Bob episodes took up the top five, with "Cape Feare" being ranked first. "The Italian Bob" was ranked tenth, with the explanation that "All the

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for the seventh and eighth seasons, believed that every season of the show should contain an episode starring Sideshow Bob. However, by the seventh season, Bob had already been the focus of four episodes, and writers were having trouble developing new ways to include him. Weinstein describes Bob's

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during Krusty's retirement special. Everything goes just as Bob had planned, and just when Bob was about to succeed in murdering both his enemies, he overhears Krusty publicly holding himself responsible for turning Bob into a criminal, expressing his regret of mistreating Bob during his years as

829:, 2010). He switches faces with his prison cellmate Walt Warren. Bob returns to Springfield and moves into the house next to the Simpson family, assuming Walt's identity. He exploits this to make his latest attempt to kill Bart legally over state lines, but is foiled again and gets taken away by 1802:

Bob's intelligence serves him in many ways. During the episode "Cape Feare", for example, the parole board asks Bob why he has a tattoo that says "Die, Bart, Die". Bob replies that it is German for "The, Bart, The"; members of the board are impressed by his reasoning. Believing that "nobody who

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released in February 2012, Sideshow Bob occurs as a bonus. Popping up every couple hours, the players are given a chance to tap on him to receive a small sum of money, and "send" him to jail. In a later update to the game, Sideshow Bob also has a stand in Krusty Land, where players get to pop

345:", entitled "Wanted: Dead, Then Alive", Bob finally gets his wish of killing Bart, commenting that he spent 24 years trying to kill a ten-year-old child; however, he becomes bored with Bart dead, so he brings him back to life so that he can repeatedly kill Bart over and over again. 1389:

Kelsey Grammer initially expected Sideshow Bob to be a one-time role, and calls him "the most popular character I've ever played". Grammer usually joins the show's "table readings" (wherein cast members read each script together for the first time), and former executive producer

1024:, but saves them at the last minute due to the influence of the prison therapist's lessons of potentially moving on from wanting to kill Bart. The epilogue features an older Bob, now known as Elder Bob, being an lighthouse keeper and still having regrets of not killing Bart. 1208: 985:. In the opening sequence, he is the self-appointed leader of a four-member group consisting of Homer's enemies, including Bob himself and the ghost of Frank Grimes. Wanting revenge once more, the group attempts to kill the Simpsons but is ultimately killed by 1344:" when the chronology became too lengthy. Another rule established by the show's writers mandated Bob's return to prison at the end of each episode, although this pattern was abandoned in later episodes like "The Great Louse Detective" and "The Italian Bob". 1097:

but the scene was cut; the deleted scene shows him amongst the angry mob, intent on killing Bart until he learns that the mob is apparently after Homer only, prompting him to leave in disappointment. Sideshow Bob has made regular appearances in the monthly

1685:(who performs the voice of Bart Simpson) wrote that "Kelsey Grammer scores big-time by injecting caustic, bitter, contemptuous and deliciously vile energy into his rendition of Sideshow Bob. Springfield just wouldn't be the same without him." 693:'s life, Bob is released from prison to help find the culprit. During the adventure, Bob is given advice to kill Bart without hesitation, instead of being tricked into delay or screwing up on his plots. When the mystery is solved (it was 1239:

made the character of Sideshow Bob sleeker and more refined, to fit Grammer's voice technique. Following the re-design, animators tried to redraw his scenes in "The Telltale Head", but had insufficient time before the show was produced.

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producers were asked to review the original script and provide feedback. Their comments were positive; they only expressed concern with a very brief scene in which Cecil talks to a visible character whom he refers to as "Maris". In

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described working with Grammer as very pleasant, due to his lively sense of humor. Grammer, Mirkin says, is capable of perfect readings, but noted that the actor dislikes performing Sideshow Bob's evil laugh. In a 2007 interview,

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Southwest Terwilliger Boulevard: Just as the rush-hour traffic in the Terwilliger Curves never seems to go away, culturally sophisticated jailbird Sideshow Bob Terwilliger just keeps coming back in his quest to exact revenge on

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was first revealed in "Sideshow Bob Roberts". Competing theories as to the origin of his name exist; some sources say he was named after the character Dr. Terwilliker, a megalomaniac outwitted by a boy named Bart in the film

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wrote that "that baritone voice, the Shakespearean delivery, and the ability to go from calm and collected to stark raving mad all within the same second make Sideshow Bob one of the best recurring characters on the show."

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Despite his villainous deeds, Sideshow Bob shares some personality traits of Grammer's character Frasier Crane, and he has been described as "Frasier pickled in arsenic". Several parallels have been explicitly drawn in

1247:. This was designed to make Bob appear simplistic, so that when he finally spoke, viewers would be surprised to hear his sophisticated vocabulary. An early version of the script for "Krusty Gets Busted" called for 1441: 938:

after Bart's earlier actions at a "Blazing Guy" festival got him fired. Despite Lassen's offer to get him out, Bob rejects the idea that they team up as Lassen thought that they would take turns gutting Bart.

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Tucker, Ken (February 7, 2003). "The Family Dynamic – At 300 episodes and counting, the Simpsons – TV's answer to the great American novel – continues to be a show about everything".

665:, 2001), where he discovers in prison that Krusty has erased all of the early shows featuring Sideshow Bob as Krusty himself is declaring his fifth and final retirement after being annoyed with the 3936: 1515:. Pierce commented, "Normally, I would not do something like this. But how often do you get a chance to work with an actor like Kelsey Grammer and, more importantly, play his brother?" Several of 5194: 1643: 370: 654:

the Springfield Dam by having it burst across Springfield. Bob, Bart, and Lisa together stop Cecil and save the town, and both brothers, despite Bob's genuine innocence, are sent to prison.

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As of season 35, Sideshow Bob has appeared in more than 40 episodes, had speaking appearances in 24 of these, and been featured as the main character in 14. The most recent of the latter, "

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Kelsey Grammer has consistently received praise for his voicework, and has been described as "brilliant", "inimitable" and "a feast of mid-Atlantic anglophilia". In 2006, Grammer won the

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has compared Bob's character to that of Wile E. Coyote, noting that both are intelligent, yet always foiled by what they perceive as an inferior intellect. For "Black Widower", director

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also appears a second time on the show. Bob at first attempts to kill the whole family a second time, but his plan fails. Bob fakes his own death during his trial and locks Bart in the

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by having Bob unexpectedly insert himself into Bart's life, threatening to disrupt and end it through murder. Starting with that appearance and thereafter, Bob has assumed the role on

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by using the names of deceased people. Bob is put on trial and claims himself innocent, but is tricked by Bart and Lisa to expose himself guilty, leading to another incarceration.

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updated the character model to reflect the animation of director Brad Bird. A rule for earlier episodes featuring Bob called for a recap of his evil deeds; this was dropped after

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speaks German could be an evil man", they release him. However, his love of high culture is sometimes used against him. In the same episode, Bob agrees to perform the operetta

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Sideshow Bob in his first appearance in "The Telltale Head". His design was simple compared to later versions and would be refined for his appearance in "Krusty Gets Busted".

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commented that "writing for Kelsey is great, he can give the kind of purple, florid, melodramatic speeches that most of the characters would never give. And he can sing."

1131:. A previously unaired song, "Hullaba Lula", originally written for "Day of the Jackanapes", was also included on that compilation. The producers modeled the song after " 5783: 4734: 4302: 536: 2674: 549:. Although Bob finishes singing and nearly kills Bart, the delaying tactic leads to Bob's third arrest as the houseboat had drifted all the way back to Springfield. 5798: 5718: 3982: 5763: 1012:, 2016); he is amongst the crowd witnessing Krusty nearly drowning in a frozen lake while holding up a sign saying "Die Clown". He's had a major appearance in " 2793: 543:

on Terror Lake, and, after subduing the family, prepares to kill Bart. He allows a final request, however, and Bart asks to hear Bob sing the entire score of

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unless the city stops broadcasting all television shows. He is thwarted when he finds out that the bomb itself is a dud, then kidnaps Bart and flies the

1158:, on the fifth level where he is pulling a cart containing a roast chicken health pick up. Bob was also included as a level boss in the 1991 video game 4823: 2641: 1539:

asked that the scene be removed. Many of the interactions between Bob and Cecil were based on those of Niles and Frasier. Cecil was drawn to resemble

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listed "Cape Feare", "Sideshow Bob's Last Gleaming" and "Brother From Another Series" among the best episodes of the series, writing "forget

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Sideshow. To appease things, Krusty sings himself a song on Bob's behalf, and being touched by this, Bob decides to abort his plan of

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in May 2008. Voiced by Grammer, he is the main villain in the ride, having escaped from prison to get revenge on the Simpson family.

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Bob has no lines of dialogue during the first half of "Krusty Gets Busted"; the character's only communication takes the form of a

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dialogue as difficult to write, due to his unique and refined style of speaking. Despite these challenges, however, creators of

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called it the show's fourth-best episode, because of its "masterful integration of filmic parody and a recurring character".

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Arnold, David L. G. (2003). "Use a Pen, Sideshow Bob: The Simpsons and the Threat of High Culture". In John Alberti (ed.).

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as all the Terwilligers laugh maniacally. They are foiled by Lisa and the rest of the Simpson family and sent to prison.

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usually look forward to "Sideshow Bob episodes"; the writers consider them enjoyable to write, and former director

1333: 1280: 1070:, 2023), in an alternative ending to "Cape Feare", Bob realizes that Bart is stalling his death by making him sing 989:, except Grimes's ghost. In the ending sequence, Bob is one of the characters featured in the "600" song played by 643: 604: 561: 535:, 1993), Bob targets Bart directly, threatening him repeatedly and forcing the Simpsons into hiding as part of the 3285: 1752: 5748: 4530: 4198: 4117: 4089: 4061: 2651: 2341: 1941: 1675:

wrote that "Kelsey Grammer's grand voice-performance as Sideshow Bob is Frasier pickled in arsenic." In her book

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from Springfield, and is one of many who express their desire for it to happen. He makes a silent appearance in "

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cartoons by having Bob unexpectedly insert himself into Bart's life and attempt to kill him. Executive producer

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and published the results of the experiments to which he was subjected. He and Lisa bond over their interest in

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in an attempt to kill himself, Bart, and Krusty (who is hiding inside a shack, improvising a performance on the

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Keveney, Bill (January 24, 2000). "Woo hoo! – Even past its prime 'The Simpsons' is still prime comedy".

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The character of Sideshow Bob began his career as the non-speaking sidekick who would only use a whistle on

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in its entirety as a last request for Bart. The tactic stalls Bob long enough for the police to arrest him.

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s 2003 list of the show's top 25 episodes. IGN considers it the best episode of the fifth season. In 2007,

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In addition to regular roles in the television series, Sideshow Bob has made several appearances in other

955: 884: 3433: 1135:", but were forced to remove the song from the episode when they were unable to obtain the rights to it. 1035:, 2019), Bob escapes from prison once again, only to be hit by a rake truck. Several episodes later, in " 934:, 2014), where he meets Mr. Lassen, Bart's former teacher, who was now reduced to working in prison as a 697:'s son), he returns to murder Bart. However, Bob finds he is "accustomed to his face" and cannot do it. 650:. However, the scheming Cecil, still smarting over his failed audition for Krusty, tries to frame Bob by 5377: 5337: 5291: 5111: 4547: 4363: 4358: 4353: 4348: 4343: 4338: 4333: 4328: 4323: 4225: 4054: 3884: 2311: 1770: 1428: 1289: 1235:. Bob's design was updated for "Krusty Gets Busted"; as the episode's animation style evolved, director 1127: 922:, 2014). Having returned to prison, he offered his condolences to Krusty after the death of his father, 864:, 2012), where he runs across the train tracks trying to kill Bart, but ends up getting hit by a train. 821:

by appearing alongside Bob; the brothers are flying kites together. Bob reappears again in the episode "

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describes them as "a treat" to work on. In "Black Widower", Sideshow Bob notes that he is a "life-long

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The show's writers admire Grammer's singing voice, and try to include a song for each appearance.

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at the end of the chapter titled "Invasion of the Yokel-Snatchers" in which he was working with

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was assigned to write an episode featuring Sideshow Bob, he drew inspiration from episodes of

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The character of Sideshow Bob and Grammer's voicework have received many accolades. In 2006,

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so that the writers can continually use him as a strawman and pincushion. He represents

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to make a fresh start. He was eventually elected mayor of the village of Salsiccia in

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failed an audition ten years prior, because Krusty considered Bob to be a perfect

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Most of the episodes featuring Bob have been well received by fans and critics. "

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between Bob and Frasier Crane—Bob's brother Cecil and his father were played by

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opportunity. Bob is discharged from prison into the care of Cecil, who is now

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Polcino, Dominic. (2005). Commentary for "Sideshow Bob's Last Gleaming", in

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magazine rated Bob as the 66th-greatest villain of all time. Adam Finley of

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Weinstein, Josh. (2005). Commentary for "Sideshow Bob's Last Gleaming", in

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Oakley, Bill. (2005). Commentary for "Sideshow Bob's Last Gleaming", in

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that Grammer's performance brings "deliciously vile energy" to the show.

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guest stars; Hyde Pierce was also included in that list. Ken Tucker of

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and reconciles with Krusty, although he is returned to prison for it.

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took it. However, after repeated instances of abuse, including being

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media and is mentioned in several more episodes. He appears in the

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listed Grammer as one of his favorite guest stars (second only to

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Goldman, Eric; Dan Iverson, Brian Zoromski (September 8, 2006).

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Sideshow Bob's full name is Robert Onderdonk Terwilliger. His

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media. Kelsey Grammer recorded several Sideshow Bob lines for

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stored in the Springfield Museum to make himself a superhuman

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Sideshow Bob's brother Cecil was designed to resemble actor

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from Hettie Mae Boggs' promo poster on the wall along with

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Reiss, Mike. (2003). Commentary for "Black Widower", in

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listed him as the second-best "peripheral character" on

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