I got interests, and I ain't talking about stamp collecting, though I do find that extremely interesting. Chief Wiggum: Is that so, Big Daddy? Well expect this: The arrest of you, by me. Lord have mercy, how I wish I weren't so fat.īig Daddy: Welcome to my maison, Chief. Big Daddy: The Chief! Ooh, I suppose I'd best to run. Ralph: Look, Big Daddy, it's regular daddy. You haven't seen him, have you? Caucasian male, between the ages of 6 and 10, thinning hair? something.Ĭhief Wiggum: Well, if it isn't my old friends from Springfield, the Simpsons! What brings you folks to New Orleans? Bart: Mardi Gras, man! When the Big Easy calls, you gotta accept the charges! Lisa: Chief Wiggum, I can't wait to hear about all the exciting, sexy adventures you're sure to have against this colorful backdrop! Chief Wiggum: Well golly, I'd love to chat but my son's been kidnapped.
Though if I remember correctly they occasionally a function called Marty's.
Are there any parties today, Skinner? Principal Skinner: Eh. If you ever want to see that boy again, I suggest you leave town today, hear? Chief Wiggum: Sounds like there was some kind of party going on in the background. Chief Wiggum: Big Daddy! What have you done with my boy, Daddy? Big Daddy: Ah, the boy is fine.so far. Big Daddy: Now you listen up, mon ami, and you listen good, hear? The name's Daddy, Charles Daddy. right now!Ĭhief Wiggum: Who is this? Principal Skinner: It's me, chief. And this time, it's personal.Īnnouncer: "Chief Wiggum, P. Chief Wiggum: Looks like we got our first case ever, Skinny Boy. Principal Skinner: Big Daddy's trademark calling card-it's right here inside the skull. Chief Wiggum: "Big Daddy", eh? Well, he won't feel so big if he messes with Chief Wiggum, P. a criminal by the name of "Big Daddy" runs this town. Although according to an article I read in "Parade" magazine. What's the word on the streets? Principal Skinner: Well, to be honest Chief, I haven't lived in New Orleans for 42 years. Chief Wiggum: So Skinner, who do you figure threw that skull through my window. Chief Wiggum: Is that right? Maybe they'll change their minds once I arrest them for throwing skulls all over my floor. You know, folks here don't much care for law and order types. Principal Skinner: Looks like you got an enemy, Chief. Chief Wiggum: You wear 'em until you learn, son. Ralph: Daddy, these rubber pants are hot. It's no cakewalk being a single parent, juggling a career and family like so many juggling balls. Swampy.Ĭhief Wiggum: Oh, man, what a day. Good luck, Wiggum! Ĭhief Wiggum: Ah, New Orleans.
Keep at least one eye open because his best friends, the Simpsons, just might pop in to wish him luck. First up, a gritty crime drama starring Springfield's beloved Police Chief Wiggum. Instead, they churned out three "Simpsons" spinoffs, transplanting already popular characters into new locales and situations. That's a pretty daunting task-and the producers weren't up to it. Troy McClure: 35 shows to fill a few holes in their programming lineup.
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You may remember me from such TV spinoffs as "Son of Sanford and Son" and "AfterMannix." I'm here at the Museum of TV and Television with a real treat for "Simpsons" fans because tonight we present, "The Simpsons Spinoff Showcase!"
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