Plebian:
"Take your stinking paws off of me, you damn dirty ape!"
Erudite:
"I didn't say he was dead; I said he was sleeping with the fishes."
Bonus Erudite (With Extra Added Bonus Connection):
"The Duke of New York, A-Number-1, the Big Man, that's who!"
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Erudite: Simpsons, maybe?
Plebian: Planet of the Apes, but it, too, was probably a line used in The Simpsons.
Bonus: John Carpenter's Escape from Springfield!
Erudite is indeed the Simpsons; can you name the source or the circumstances?
Plebian is correct.
Did John Carpenter ever do a Simpsons episode? (or did the Simpsons ever do a John Carpenter parody?)
Is the fish-sleeping being done by Troy McClure who had the starring role in "Planet of the Apes" the Musical?
Oh, and Snake from the Simpsons is based on Snake from EFNY.
> Is the fish-sleeping being done by Troy McClure who had the starring role in "Planet of the Apes" the Musical?
Yes indeedy.
> Oh, and Snake from the Simpsons is based on Snake from EFNY.
See, this is part of what makes the PCQOTD great: people finding other connections that I did not have in mind.
Point to Mr. FitzSimons, but I leave the EFNY/POTA connection open, to see if anybody can get the one I had in mind.
BOOM! Nice swooping, Ben!
P: Charlton Heston in "Planet of the Apes"
E1: Fat Tony (I believe) from "The Simpsons" re Troy McClure
E2: Cabbie to Snake in "Escape From New York"
C1: Troy McClure was in "Planet of the Apes: The Musical"
C2: The head of the Statue of Liberty was featured in both films
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