In one episode he announces that "a business it is" regarding television, immediately before a cut to commercials. He is impressed with a bowling alley while attempting to by a home from Red Blazer Realty, though he admits that he does not enjoy bowling. He laments that his lover, Barbara, will on longer pleasure him with the French Arts. At one point he is sent down a slide into rancid caviar and is forced to conduct an orchestra of kazoo playing monkeys. He also advises not to attempt to dig gum out of one's hair with a bone, as that only makes things worse. For 10 points, name this successor to Robert Underdunk Terwilliger as the victim of Krusty the Clown's hijinks, born Melvin von Horne.
In one episode he announces that "a business it is" regarding television, immediately before a cut to commercials. He is impressed with a bowling alley while attempting to by a home from Red Blazer Realty, though he admits that he does not enjoy bowling. He laments that his lover, Barbara, will on longer pleasure him with the French Arts. At one point he is sent down a slide into rancid caviar and is forced to conduct an orchestra of kazoo playing monkeys. He also advises not to attempt to dig gum out of one's hair with a bone, as that only makes things worse. For 10 points, name this successor to Robert Underdunk Terwilliger as the victim of Krusty the Clown's hijinks, born Melvin von Horne.
In one episode he announces that "a business it is" regarding television, immediately before a cut to commercials.
Sideshow {Mel} [accept {Melvin} von Horne before mentioned]