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Oh ho ho everybody and welcome to Talking Simpsons, the podcast that's funnier than the

occasional issue of Crazy. I'm one of your hosts, the salmon gutter Bob Mackie, and this

is our chronological exploration of the Simpsons, who is here with me today as always.

Earning his 18 grand a month, Henry Gilbert.

And it was our special guest today in person.

Simpsons analyst, Simpsons analyst, Simpsons analyst, Nina Matsumoto.

Hey, that's our job. And this week's episode is separate vocations.

This week's episode originally aired on February 27th 1992.

And as always, Henry will tell us what happened on this mythical day in real world history.

Oh boy Bobby, Kurt Cobain Mary's Courtney Love, that competing Elvis Stamps debut from the United

States Postal Service, and Fish Police makes its big TV debut on CBS.

Wow. And to never be seen again, except maybe on Cartoon Network in a couple of years, right?

Even that barely like it surfaced even less than Capable Critters.

Like, yeah, Fish Police comes four months after Capable Critters. It's a three months.

It's another of those shows that's like, we can do the Simpsons. And it's also Hannah Barbera, they hired to do it too.

Though in their case, they at least went to like an original comic artist like Mack Craning.

And it's just like, I don't know, rats in the, what's Steven Botchko have to say, rats live in the White House?

And it's because of the Fish Police guy that we have Sam and Max, because he talks Steve Purcell into doing a comic version of the Sam and Max characters.

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