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| - Bite Back is a consumer watchdog show fronted by Kent Brockman which is broadcast on Channel 6. The show leads the undercover investigation in Apu's practice of selling expired meat at the Kwik-E-Mart after Homer brings it to their attention when Apu sells him dodgy ham and shrimp. Using a hidden camera inside an oversized novelty hat, the show is able to obtain footage of Apu putting a weiner that had fallen on the floor and become "encrusted with filth", back up for sale. The hat had been with the station for twenty years and was one day away from retirement when Homer severely damages it, thinking there was a bee inside. Nonetheless, the camera itself retained enough functionality to record incriminating footage of Apu admitting he's selling food beyond its expiration date. The show's i
- thumb|Apertura del programaBite Back es un programa de investigación destinado a proteger a los consumidores, presentado por Kent Brockman, se emite en Canal 6. El programa, en su única aparición, muestra la cámara oculta hecha a Apu en la que se lo ve poniendo a la venta carne vencida en el Kwik-E-Mart, después de que Homero se comunica con ellos cuando Apu le vende jamón y camarones que le causaron un malestar estomacal.
- Although he no longer rules Mobius, Doctor Robotnik still has supporters, namely in the Doctor Robotnik Appreciation Tribe. Some members only join out of fear, but some are much more deadly. One of the latter group is Sleek the Panther. The burly cat decides to challenge Tails to a fight, using a megaphone to scare away a population of snakes in the meantime. When the fox turns up, Sleek starts throwing punches, with the aim of removing the people's faith in their hero should he be defeated. Tails is used to these claims and is ready to beat Sleek until his tails begin to itch. This momentary hesitation gives Sleek a chance to punch Tails away. It also has the intended effect of putting doubt in the snakes' minds, making them consider turning to Robotnik.
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| - thumb|Apertura del programaBite Back es un programa de investigación destinado a proteger a los consumidores, presentado por Kent Brockman, se emite en Canal 6. El programa, en su única aparición, muestra la cámara oculta hecha a Apu en la que se lo ve poniendo a la venta carne vencida en el Kwik-E-Mart, después de que Homero se comunica con ellos cuando Apu le vende jamón y camarones que le causaron un malestar estomacal. Utilizando una cámara oculta dentro de un sombrero de gran tamaño, el programa es capaz de obtener imágenes de Apu poniendo una salchicha que se le había caído al suelo en el horno la cual había terminado con incrustaciones de suciedad. El sombrero había estado en la estación veinte años y le faltaba un día para retirarse cuando Homer destruye, pensando que tenía una abeja en el interior. Cuando la investigación sale al aire lleva a Apu ser despedido. El programa también tiene una tendencia al sensacionalismo y la información errónea. Brockman tiene que pedir disculpas por una investigación previa conocida como "Vegestorios Congelados (en Hispanoamérica)" que supuestamente se refería a un hogar de ancianos con deficiente calefacción. Las imágenes se muestran en realidad de una instalación de almacenamiento de pieles.
- Bite Back is a consumer watchdog show fronted by Kent Brockman which is broadcast on Channel 6. The show leads the undercover investigation in Apu's practice of selling expired meat at the Kwik-E-Mart after Homer brings it to their attention when Apu sells him dodgy ham and shrimp. Using a hidden camera inside an oversized novelty hat, the show is able to obtain footage of Apu putting a weiner that had fallen on the floor and become "encrusted with filth", back up for sale. The hat had been with the station for twenty years and was one day away from retirement when Homer severely damages it, thinking there was a bee inside. Nonetheless, the camera itself retained enough functionality to record incriminating footage of Apu admitting he's selling food beyond its expiration date. The show's investigation leads to Apu being fired. The show also has a tendency for sensationalism and misreporting. Brockman has to apologise for a previous investigation known as "Geezers in Freezers" which purported that an old folk's home had poor heating. The footage shown was actually of a fur storage facility.
- Although he no longer rules Mobius, Doctor Robotnik still has supporters, namely in the Doctor Robotnik Appreciation Tribe. Some members only join out of fear, but some are much more deadly. One of the latter group is Sleek the Panther. The burly cat decides to challenge Tails to a fight, using a megaphone to scare away a population of snakes in the meantime. When the fox turns up, Sleek starts throwing punches, with the aim of removing the people's faith in their hero should he be defeated. Tails is used to these claims and is ready to beat Sleek until his tails begin to itch. This momentary hesitation gives Sleek a chance to punch Tails away. It also has the intended effect of putting doubt in the snakes' minds, making them consider turning to Robotnik. On the ground, Tails is wondering what bit him. Sure enough, he has been bugged by fleas who want equal right for insects. They believe that, even though they are smaller than their relatives in the Special Zone, they don't deserve to be ignored and are sick of being downtrodden and trodden down on. As Tails talks to the bugs, Sleek returns for "round two". The pair trade blows, each getting a fist on each other's face. However, Tails' "lucky punch" prompts Sleek to activate his Power Gloves. Before he can use them, the ground beneath Sleek gives way; a group of ants have weakened the soil and defeated him! Tails is now sure they will get equal rights - if they stay out of people's hair.
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