Which Simpsons "Behind the Laughter" line was lifted from "Behind the Music"?
December 28, 2011 8:30 PM Subscribe
Which line from the "Simpsons" episode where they're on a "Behind the Music"-style documentary is actually lifted directly from a "Behind the Music" episode? Wikipedia says: "The episode contains many references and allusions to Behind the Music, and one line the staff thought was humorous was pulled straight from the actual series." That info is credited to a DVD commentary interview on the 11th season DVD. But what's the line? (I'm assuming Wikipedia is correct, which could be a wrong assumption.)
Response by poster: Ha! I wish it was "I thought the cop was a prostitute," but sadly I doubt it.
posted by GaelFC at 9:24 PM on December 28, 2011
posted by GaelFC at 9:24 PM on December 28, 2011
Hmm. The one I've always remembered from that episode, maybe:
"Fame was like a drug, but what was even more like a drug were the drugs."
posted by alexei at 3:49 AM on December 29, 2011
"Fame was like a drug, but what was even more like a drug were the drugs."
posted by alexei at 3:49 AM on December 29, 2011
Willie Nelson's fence-mending eggs were starting to bear fruit?
posted by that's candlepin at 11:48 AM on December 29, 2011
posted by that's candlepin at 11:48 AM on December 29, 2011
I had a quick look through the Simpsons archive for that, but can't see anything. Might be worth having a read though. Simpsons archive: behind the laughter
posted by kg at 7:28 AM on December 30, 2011
posted by kg at 7:28 AM on December 30, 2011
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