Stark Raving Dad
The Simpsons, season 3, episode 1. First aired September 19, 1991. 141 moments of about ten seconds each: open one for its frame, what happens and what's said.
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About the episode
Bart's red cap turns Homer's work shirts pink, Mr. Burns takes him for a radical, and a psychological test that Bart fills in gets Homer locked up in a mental hospital. There he rooms with Leon Kompowsky, a hulking white man who insists he is Michael Jackson. Leon comes home with Homer and helps Bart write a song for Lisa, whose birthday Bart has forgotten.
- Written by
- Al Jean and Mike Reiss
- Directed by
- Rich Moore
- Guest stars
- Michael Jackson and Kipp Lennon as Leon Kompowsky
- Chalkboard gag
I am not a dentist
- Couch gag
- Tipping Couch
- Production code
- 7F24
The synopsis is our own. Credits and guest stars from Wikipedia and the Simpsons wiki.
Every moment
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Bart Simpson stands in a classroom at a blackboard filled with rows of chalk writing…
“The Simpsons”
0:00–0:12 -
Homer stands at a control panel marked CAUTION in a nuclear plant while a frail, thin, stooped old man…
0:12–0:25 -
Lisa lugs a large tuba-like instrument down an orange school hallway lined with posters toward a pair of blue…
0:25–0:38 -
Homer, Marge, Lisa, Maggie and Bart sit bunched together on the brown couch in the living room, all wide-eyed…
0:38–0:51 -
Lisa stands beside a bed where Bart sleeps under an orange blanket with his arm raised
0:51–0:59 -
A girl with spiky star-shaped hair in a blue top sits on the edge of a bed in a pink bedroom beside a framed…
“Lisa, it's 6 a.m.”
0:59–1:08 -
Lisa Simpson and Bart Simpson are in a bedroom with pink walls, lying in bed under an orange blanket
“No, no, he's fine.”
1:08–1:18 -
Lisa and Bart are in Bart's pink bedroom
“Well, enjoy it while you can. Everything changes when you hit the big 1-0.”
1:18–1:31 -
Lisa and Bart are in a pink bedroom beside an orange blanket and a green-sleeved figure lying in bed
“Bart, I do so much for you, and yet you have disappointed me on every one of my birthdays.”
1:31–1:42 -
Bart and Lisa embrace in a close-up at the start, then the scene shifts to the Simpson kitchen where Marge…
“Birthday gift coming your way. Oh, thank you.”
1:42–1:50 -
Bart Simpson stands in the Simpson kitchen holding a pink telephone receiver to his ear and listening…
“Hi, kids. You've reached the Krusty Hotline.”
1:50–1:59 -
Bart Simpson stands in the kitchen holding a red telephone receiver to his ear while Maggie sits…
“but Krusty forgives you.”
1:59–2:09 -
Bart stands in the kitchen holding a corded phone to his ear, smiling and glancing sideways
“Thanks for calling, kids. A new message every day.”
2:09–2:21 -
Marge in a green dress holds a laundry basket while Bart in an orange shirt reaches toward her in a yellow…
“Maggie!”
2:21–2:32 -
Homer first stands by a window with a flowered curtain and a view of a fence and house, grimacing…
“Pink!”
2:32–2:34 -
Homer and Marge stand in a yellow-walled kitchen beside a pink laundry basket on the counter
“Marge, I can't wear a pink shirt to work.”
2:34–2:43 -
Homer Simpson and Marge Simpson stand in the kitchen beside a pink-and-patterned laundry basket on the counter
“Oh, gimme, gimme, gimme, gimme, gimme.”
2:43–2:52 -
Marge Simpson holds up a pink garment in the kitchen while Homer Simpson hides his face against the counter…
“I don't know how this could have happened.”
2:52–3:05 -
Homer Simpson is one of many identical white-shirted workers crowding a factory floor by a large loading door…
“Wait a minute.”
3:05–3:16 -
Mr. Burns sits in a tall red armchair in a dark suit and black tie, while his thin assistant Smithers stands…
“He's one of your boobs from Sector 7G. Simpson, eh?”
3:16–3:28 -
Homer walks down a corridor toward a desk where Lenny and Carl stand
“Pink! I don't get the statement.”
3:28–3:40 -
Homer Simpson stands in a plant corridor holding a pink doughnut, glaring and then looking sideways…
“It look... Hey, wait a minute.”
3:40–3:52 -
Homer is first held by a fat police officer in a cap while an unnamed man in orange pants and another…
“Drop that doughnut. Let's go, Pinky.”
3:52–4:02 -
Mr. Burns and his thin assistant Smithers, who wears glasses and a red bow tie, stand in a blue-walled room…
“Take him away.”
4:02–4:15 -
Smithers appears first in close-up against a blue background, grinning with his teeth showing, then gives…
“Smithers, I seem to recall you had a penchant for bell-battled trousers back in 79.”
4:15–4:21 -
Homer sits in a pink shirt and striped tie with a badge, flanked by uniformed officers in green
“Oh, yes, of course. Your spirited hornpipe stole the show, as I recall.”
4:21–4:31 -
A heavy, bearded man with a long pointed nose, round glasses and a light blue shirt, who is not…
“Well, Monty, it used to be that establishing a patient's sanity took months.”
4:31–4:38 -
A heavy, bearded man with glasses, a light blue shirt, and a clipboard hands a sheet of paper to Homer…
“20 simple questions that will determine just how crazy or”
4:38–4:51 -
Marge Simpson and Homer Simpson stand together in a bathroom-like cosmetics area cluttered with pink…
“Honey, do me a favor. Fill out this form.”
4:51–5:02 -
Homer Simpson starts out scowling at a pink wall beside a light switch, then steps into a bedroom and peeks…
“I can't fill this out for you. All right, all right.”
5:02–5:12 -
Lisa Simpson stands in her bedroom holding a sheet of paper while reading aloud, her expression shifting…
“Meditations on Turning Eight by Lisa Simpson.”
5:12–5:24 -
Lisa Simpson sits on a stool at a purple vanity in the first three moments, holding a sheet of paper…
“Why, oh, what is my cat dead? Couldn't that Chrysler hit me instead?”
5:24–5:37 -
Bart reads a sheet of paper while Homer lies across the brown living-room couch with Snowball II, the black…
“Remember that absentee ballot? Oh, yeah.”
5:37–5:46 -
Bart sits on the green carpet reading a sheet of paper while Homer lies back on the brown couch with Snowball…
“Dog on fire. Rough.”
5:46–5:59 -
Bart sits cross-legged on the rug holding a sheet of paper while Homer sits on the brown couch beside him
“Aw.”
5:59–6:09 -
Homer leans over the back of a brown couch and jabs a fist toward Bart, a spiky-haired boy in an orange shirt…
“Yes. Are you quick to anger? Bart! Shut up or I'll shut you up.”
6:09–6:18 -
A heavy, stubbled man in a light blue shirt, the frail, stooped Mr. Burns with grey hair at the sides…
“So did I pass?”
6:18–6:28 -
Homer reclines on a couch in a pink shirt and blue trousers while Mr. Burns sits in a white coat holding up…
“Uh, the devil with his fly open. Right.”
6:28–6:39 -
Homer lies strapped in a black reclining chair while a bald man with round glasses in a white lab coat holds…
“They're gonna eat it. Good. Let's see, it's...”
6:39–6:49 -
Carl grips a yellow hand stamped INSANE in red while a bald, bespectacled man in a white shirt stands…
“Whoever has that stamp on his hand is insane.”
6:49–6:58 -
Homer Simpson first stands in a dim room with a diamond-patterned mesh window and beds, then faces a large…
“Who are you?”
6:58–7:10 -
Homer grips hands with a bald, stubbly, heavyset man in a light blue shirt who grins sideways…
“I can't believe you never heard of me. I'm a very popular entertainer.”
7:10–7:17 -
Homer Simpson stands at left facing a heavy, bald unnamed man with a long hooked nose and a white shirt…
“Oh, of course I've heard of you. I mean,”
7:17–7:27 -
Homer starts with his eyes shut and head tilted, then appears in a close-up with a bald, hook-nosed older man…
“Nope. Motown. No. Beat it. You beat it. Thriller.”
7:27–7:31 -
Homer sits wide-eyed on the edge of a hospital bed in a white gown while a heavyset bald man in a long white…
“Billie Jean is not my lover.”
7:31–7:40 -
Homer sits on the edge of a bed in a plain room with a wooden dresser and a small trash can, while a bald…
“But the kid is not my son.”
7:40–7:48 -
Homer and a large bald, heavy man with stubble, wearing a long white robe and grey slippers, are in a plain…
“How do you do that thing with your feet?”
7:48–7:59 -
Homer Simpson talks with a heavyset bald man with stubble who sits on a bed with white sheets…
“You seem like a nice guy.”
7:59–8:11 -
Homer picks his nose beside a bald, stubbled, heavyset man in a white shirt who grimaces at him in a plain…
8:11–8:24 -
Scratchy is singed and smoking against a yellow striped backdrop, then is flung off a ledge beside a striped…
“Bart, in the split second before he died, I bet Scratchy appreciated his birthday present.”
8:24–8:34 -
Lisa Simpson first appears in extreme close-up with wide, staring eyes, grimacing and then tensing her mouth…
“Bart, in the split second before he died, I bet Scratchy appreciated his birthday present.”
8:34–8:43 -
Tall dark-haired man in a white coat stands beside card players at a sunny enclosed porch table, then an old…
“Hey, Michael, I don't get it. These guys seem as normal as you and me.”
8:43–8:53 -
Mr. Burns and Homer stand with a red-haired man in a green collared shirt in front of a wall sign…
“He's an idiot savant.”
8:53–9:05 -
Homer Simpson stands with a bald, heavy, stubbled man in white and a long-haired dark-haired patient…
“Never says a word, never moves a muscle.”
9:05–9:17 -
Homer stands in a plain institutional room with a red telephone and chairs, first with his arms crossed…
“Oh, this is so embarrassing, calling him from a nut house.”
9:17–9:29 -
Bart Simpson sits on the brown living room couch in front of a pink wall with a framed sailboat picture…
“Joe's Crematorium. You kill him, we grill him.”
9:29–9:40 -
Homer holds a red telephone to his ear with eyes half closed and mouth open while talking, then glances…
“THE Michael Jackson? Pfft, no way. It's true.”
9:40–9:49 -
Homer stands at left with wide eyes while a heavy, bald man in a white shirt holds a red telephone receiver…
“If you're really Michael Jackson, who were your last four dates for the Grammys?”
9:49–9:59 -
Homer holds a red telephone to his ear in a doorway and scowls, his mouth tightening across the first two…
“I'm afraid not, Bart.”
9:59–10:09 -
A pair of legs in blue trousers and green shoes stands beside a tipped-over red bucket and scattered shards…
“That's all right, son.”
10:09–10:16 -
Bart sits at a purple desk beside a green telephone and a pink lamp, writing on a spiral notepad…
“Uh-huh.”
10:16–10:27 -
Bart walks across a checkered-floor kitchen holding a white paper bag, then stops by the blue-draped table…
“Dad's in a mental institution!”
10:27–10:34 -
Homer rests his arm on the shoulder of a thinner man with wisps of hair as a blue-haired man in a green tie…
“Now, Homer, don't you worry.”
10:34–10:46 -
Bart sits at the blue kitchen table with wide eyes and an open mouth, then grows wary and narrows his eyes…
“I told you, kids, you were going to send your father to the crazy house.”
10:46–10:52 -
Marge stands in the kitchen holding a phone to her ear with a stack of papers under her other arm, while Lisa…
“Hello.”
10:52–11:04 -
Homer sits hunched on the edge of a bed in a dim room while a heavy, bald man in a light blue gown and blue…
“What's wrong, Homer? This place is so strange, Mike.”
11:04–11:18 -
A heavy, bald, yellow-skinned man with a long hooked nose and a light blue checked shirt is shown in profile…
“I'm scared. We all get scared once in a while.”
11:18–11:28 -
Homer Simpson appears in close-up against a dark purple wall
“We both found what we were looking for.”
11:28–11:34 -
Homer sits hunched on the edge of a narrow bed while a heavy bald man in a light blue nightgown and blue…
“With a friend to call my own”
11:34–11:41 -
A heavy, bald yellow man in a long white hospital gown and blue slippers stands beside a nightstand in a dim…
“I'll never be alone And you, my friend,”
11:41–11:49 -
Homer Simpson lies on his side in bed with his eyes shut and mouth open, his arm tucked against his chest…
“Pancakes, football,”
11:49–11:51 -
A bald, heavy man with stubble in a light blue shirt stands beside a sleeping man in bed, then leans…
“Pancakes, football,”
11:51–12:03 -
Homer sits at the right of a long table in a room with chain-link windows, while a thin brown-haired man…
“In these sessions, we want you to feel relaxed and uninhibited.”
12:03–12:07 -
A seated, mustached man with orange-red hair, a red jacket over a pink top, a beaded necklace and purple…
“Okay, so I was working in an insurance company, right?”
12:07–12:15 -
Troy McClure sits in a wooden chair beside Homer, who is bald and wears a light grey shirt, in a blue-grey…
“Then one Monday morning, I got up.”
12:15–12:22 -
A tall-haired woman with a blue beehive, wearing a white coat and holding a clipboard and pencil, sits facing…
“Was the door locked? No, I just couldn't face what was out there.”
12:22–12:34 -
Homer sits looking nervously sideways in a room with chain-link windows, then sits beside a red-robed…
“We out of gas?”
12:34–12:45 -
Marge Simpson with her tall blue beehive sits at a desk in a book-lined study and talks to a bald…
“Doctor, if you just talked to him for five minutes without mentioning our son Bart,”
12:45–12:58 -
Homer sits at a cafeteria table with a knife and fork beside a tray of syrup-drizzled pancakes, while a bald…
“Marge!”
12:58–13:08 -
Homer Simpson stands on the left beside Marge, who has a tall blue beehive and a green dress with pearls…
“Simpson, after talking to your wife, we believe you're no threat to yourself or others.”
13:08–13:19 -
Homer stands beside Marge, with her tall blue beehive and green sweater, as a bald man with glasses…
“I'm proud of you, Homer. Thanks a lot, Michael.”
13:19–13:28 -
A bald, heavy man with stubble, a long nose and a white shirt sits in a room with lilac chairs and a window…
“You really helped me get through this. If you ever find your marbles, come visit us.”
13:28–13:38 -
Lisa sits grinning at a round blue-covered table in a kitchen, her arms spread across the tabletop
“Happy birthday to me.”
13:38–13:45 -
Lisa Simpson sits at a large blue round table on an orange chair in a checkered-floor kitchen
“Happy birthday, overlooked middle child.”
13:45–13:53 -
Lisa sits at a kitchen table while a small child in a party hat sits in a high chair at the counter
“Joe's taxidermy, you snuff them, we stuff them.”
13:53–14:06 -
Bart scowls and talks into a green telephone beside a purple lampshade lamp in his room
“Homer, whatever they got you on, cut the dose.”
14:06–14:19 -
Homer stands beside a yellow-skinned man in a white shirt who holds a red telephone to his ear
“Um, Homer, I'm a vegetarian and I don't drink.”
14:19–14:28 -
Bart Simpson stands in a living room beside a green rotary telephone on a purple side table under a purple…
“Yes, Dad. I solemnly swear I will not tell another living soul.”
14:28–14:35 -
Bart Simpson stands in a pink-walled room beside a green wall phone on a table with a purple lampshade lamp
“Huh?”
14:35–14:43 -
Bart talks on a green phone with wide eyes beside a purple lamp, then Milhouse grips a red phone and gasps…
“Hello, Milhouse. Can you keep a secret? No.”
14:43–14:56 -
Homer talks on a phone in a dim room with a green door and a potted plant, while a prisoner with reddish hair…
14:56–15:02 -
Apu stands behind the store counter holding a stack of papers
“We've just been handed a bulletin from our rockin' rumor department.”
15:02–15:10 -
Apu stands behind a store counter in Springfield
“is moonwalkin' his way right here to our very own Springfield.”
15:10–15:18 -
Apu stands at the store counter in front of a Squishee cup and a Buzz Cola display, first grinning with eyes…
“Michael Jackson? What such a thing happens once in a blue moon?”
15:18–15:28 -
Bart Simpson sits on the arm of the brown couch holding a glass with a straw, then walks to the open front…
“Hi, Caramba!”
15:28–15:40 -
A stocky man in a blue suit with short brown hair stands behind a wooden podium in a street, speaking…
“This is the most exciting thing to happen to our fair town since the Dalai”
15:40–15:44 -
Bart walks through a crowd of townspeople and then stops with his mouth open, staring ahead
“And so I hereby declare that Route 401,”
15:44–15:55 -
Crowds of Springfield residents gather on a street around an orange car, holding signs reading "Michael
“Oh, here he is.”
15:55–16:07 -
Homer Simpson stands beside an orange car with his arms raised and eyes closed in a grin, while Marge…
“Thanks, everybody.”
16:07–16:18 -
Homer pulls open the door of an orange car while a heavy bald man in sunglasses and a blue vest grins…
“Huh?”
16:18–16:28 -
Homer grips the door of an orange car while a heavy bald man in sunglasses and a blue polo shirt leans out…
“He's dressed without flair. Boo!”
16:28–16:37 -
Bart stands in a crowd outside a storefront with Milhouse, who has blue hair and glasses, beside him…
“You owe us Michael Jackson. Don't ever show your face around here again, you tool.”
16:37–16:44 -
Bart stands in a littered front yard with a wide-eyed, worried expression while Lisa leans in from the right…
“Bart, the entire town is howling for your blood.”
16:44–16:51 -
Bart and Lisa stand face to face in a grassy backyard with a wooden fence, houses, and a utility pole…
“Today is my birthday.”
16:51–17:02 -
Lisa first looks sideways with her mouth open on a littered lawn beside a wooden fence, then covers her face…
“I thought so.”
17:02–17:15 -
Lisa and an orange skirt, sits at a pink vanity with a round purple-framed mirror, holding a small lipstick…
“I'm zane now.”
17:15–17:23 -
Lisa Simpson sits at a pink table with a sheet of stationery and a pen, writing a letter in her bedroom
“I am using the stationery Mom and Dad gave me for my birthday to”
17:23–17:33 -
Lisa Simpson sits at a pink desk in her bedroom, holding a pencil over a sheet of paper
“I will give you a hug at some far distant family reunion.”
17:33–17:43 -
Bart Simpson sits on a purple bed with his chin propped in his hands, while a heavy, bald man in a green polo…
“Hey, Bart.”
17:43–17:48 -
Bart Simpson sits with his arms crossed on the edge of a red-orange couch beside a bald, heavy man…
“Bart, when I was a kid, I didn't have much money.”
17:48–17:55 -
Bart and a bald, heavy man with stubble in a green shirt are in a pink bedroom with a rocket picture…
“I wrote them a song to show that I cared.”
17:55–18:02 -
Bart stands in his pink bedroom holding a sheet of paper covered in writing and grimacing while a blue object…
“Hey, Looney Tunes, this is what Michael Jackson looks like.”
18:02–18:16 -
Bart holds up a record sleeve with a partly legible title while an unnamed bald man in a green shirt…
“or he's here with you willing to work on this song.”
18:16–18:27 -
The moment opens on close-up yellow hands playing the keys of a blue piano
“Lisa, her teeth are big and green.”
18:27–18:36 -
Bart stands beside a red brick fireplace in a living room with a green armchair, holding a sheet of paper
“Lisa, da-da-da-dee-sa. She is my sister, her birthday,”
18:36–18:45 -
In a living room with a green armchair, a brick fireplace, and orange shelving, Bart stands beside Mr. Burns…
“Bart, we've got to get to your real feelings about your sister.”
18:45–18:54 -
Bart and a bald, heavyset man in a green shirt stand outside a lit window at night, peering in at Lisa…
“Oh, she looks sad. That's because she knows you're looking at her.”
18:54–19:04 -
Bart sits at a piano beside a bald, heavy man in a green polo shirt with an anchor tattoo on his arm, both…
“Bart, think.”
19:04–19:15 -
Bart sits beside a bald, heavy man in a teal polo shirt with an anchor tattoo on his arm as the man plays…
“That's good.”
19:15–19:27 -
Bart stands in a hallway beside an open door, reaching toward a light switch on the wall, while Mr. Burns…
19:27–19:38 -
Lisa Simpson sleeps in her bed under a blue blanket while Bart leans over the edge beside her and Mr. Burns…
“Lisa.”
19:38–19:47 -
Bart stands beside a bed in a pink bedroom while a yellow-skinned girl with star-shaped spiky hair and a teal…
“What, Bart?”
19:47–19:59 -
Bart Simpson stands beside a brown door in a pink-and-purple room, pointing with one finger and glancing…
“And a one, and a two, and a one, two, three, four.”
19:59–20:05 -
A yellow hand with an anchor tattoo plays the keys of a blue piano, and a man in a black hat and green jacket…
“Lisa, it's your birthday.”
20:05–20:18 -
Lisa sits in the left foreground beside a man in a black hat and green shirt with an anchor tattoo…
“You gave me the gift of a little sister, and I'm proud of you today.”
20:18–20:27 -
Homer lies asleep in a bed with a greeting card in his hand, mouth open and drooling, before he turns…
“Lisa, it's your birthday.”
20:27–20:34 -
A heavy, bald-headed
“I wish you love and goodwill I wish you praise and”
20:34–20:46 -
Bart appears first beside a newspaper on a ledge headlined…
“from a boy Lisa,”
20:46–20:58 -
Lisa lies in bed with a drowsy, satisfied smile on a blue pillow, then sits up with her arms spread wide…
“it's your birthday Happy birthday, Lisa”
20:58–21:10 -
A heavyset man in a green polo shirt and black fedora stands in a pink bedroom beside a purple piano…
“Well, my work is done here. Hey, Michael.”
21:10–21:22 -
Homer in a light blue bathrobe and Marge with her tall blue beehive in a pink robe stand with baby Maggie…
“Talked like this. All of a sudden, everybody was smiling at me,”
21:22–21:34 -
A bald, heavy man in a light blue jacket with a green collar waves from in front of a pink backdrop…
“Bye-bye, Lisa.”
21:34–21:41 -
A small figure with yellow hair, a blue sweater and brown shoes, carrying something red, walks…
“God bless you this day.”
21:41–21:52 -
No animated characters appear in this moment; the screen is black with yellow credit text in the show's…
“Happy birthday, Lisa.”
21:52–22:03 -
No animated characters appear; the moment is a plain black screen with centered yellow credit text…
“I wish you love and goodwill.”
22:03–22:14 -
No Simpsons characters appear in this moment; it is a black closing credits sequence with yellow text
“Lisa, it's your birthday.”
22:14–22:25 -
A black screen of yellow credit text
“Happy birthday, Lisa.”
22:25–22:36 -
No characters appear in this moment
22:36–22:38 -
The black screen shows yellow end credits
“Lisa, it's your birthday.”
22:38–22:45 -
No Simpsons characters appear in this moment; it is a black title card sequence of yellow credits
“Happy birthday, Lisa.”
22:45–22:53 -
Silhouetted audience members sit in rows in a dark theater, with one large figure with tufted hair…
“Whoo!”
22:53–23:04
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Bart Simpson, Homer Simpson, Lisa Simpson, Marge Simpson, Maggie Simpson, Moe Szyslak, Milhouse Van Houten, Grampa Simpson, Ned Flanders, Barney Gumble, Chief Wiggum, Krusty the Clown, Lenny Leonard, Carl Carlson, Apu Nahasapeemapetilon, Mrs. Krabappel, Dr. Hibbert, Mr. Burns, Waylon Smithers, Nelson Muntz, Kent Brockman, Otto Mann, Jasper Beardsley, Patty Bouvier, Selma Bouvier, Groundskeeper Willie, Santa's Little Helper, Lou, Wendell Borton, Eddie, Todd Flanders, Snowball II, Rod Flanders, Kearney Zzyzwicz, Sherri Mackleberry, Terri Mackleberry, Mayor Quimby, Nina Skalka, Helen Lovejoy, Sam, Agnes Skinner, Becky Shorter, Snake, Itchy, Girl with glasses, Scratchy, Dr. Nick, Buck-toothed girl, Bleeding Gums Murphy, Princess Kashmir, Blue-Haired Lawyer, Freddy, Springfield bears, Ms. Albright, Marvin Monroe, Mayor Quimby's Bodyguards, Sideshow Bob, The Happy Little Elves, Yendor, Bubbles, J. Loren Pryor, Sylvia Winfield, Curious Bear Cub, Lucille Botzcowski, Marty, Ms. Mellon, Binky, Tanya, The Devil, Bill, Master Sushi Chef, Babysitting Lady, Della, Bowl-O-Rama Clerk, Leon Kompowsky, Lombardo, Dave, Floyd, Hannibal Lecter, The Chief
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