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Bart A. Baggett is an American author and speaker. Baggett is a ten-time author who has appeared on over 1500 radio and TV shows including CNN, Today Show, Good Morning America and appeared in over 16 feature films. [1] He appeared in small roles in the films "Moby Dick 2020=" and "Airline Disaster".
Bart Baggett as Harry; Londale Theus as Agent Melville; Chip Ben as Fred; Nicholas J. Leinbach as DJ Rocker; Ed Callison as General Dillard; Jim Boeven as "Snake" Carl Watts as Digrazzi; Peter Smith as Sky Marshal; Sarah Lieving as Annette Franklin (uncredited) Riley Polanski as Michael Franklin; Piper Watts as Gwen Franklin; Anthony Wemyss as ...
Bart Baggett as Lieutenant Flask; Derrick Scott as Pip; Carl Watts as Captain Pollard; ... Paul Constant of The Stranger also wrote a favorable review, noting that ...
In his review of the eleventh season, Den of Geek critic Mark Oakley wrote that "there are some fine episodes to be found", such as "Faith Off", which he described as a "highlight". [11] He added that the "song Testify harks back to the brilliance of the show’s great musical numbers like The Stonecutters Song ."
Bart wins a $50 bet against Homer after the latter fails to eat an entire box of spoiled baking soda that Lisa finds in the back of the refrigerator. As Bart and Milhouse spend the money, they enter The Android's Dungeon and find Martin Prince's mother trying to make a deal with Comic Book Guy to sell her son's collection of Star Wars memorabilia while Martin is at fat camp.
At the crime scene, Bart and Lisa recall that the robber read a magazine and used a microwave oven, which Krusty could not have done as he is illiterate and has an artificial pacemaker, which requires him to avoid microwave radiation. When Bart, Lisa, and Maggie visit Sideshow Bob to learn whether Krusty had any enemies, he gives them tickets ...
In his review of The Simpsons: The Complete Twelfth Season DVD box set, Colin Jacobson of DVD Movie Guide praised the episode. He wrote that, unlike other episodes in the season, "The Great Money Caper" did not "rely on too many gimmicks" and therefore felt more realistic, even though he does not consider grifting an "everyday activity."
The "Bart Stinks" song that Jimbo, Dolph, and Kearney sing is a parody of "Love Stinks" by The J. Geils Band, and when Bart notices this he rips down his J. Geils Band posters off his room wall in disappointment. [2] Bart spinning in a circle while his clothes fly off after having been hit by the ball is a reference to Charlie Brown in Peanuts. [2]