http://community.seattletimes.nwsource.com/archive/?date=19900124&slug=1052416
Wednesday, January 24, 1990
Redmond Plans Old-Fashioned Police Beats
By Margarita Overton
-- REDMOND
Whatever happened to Mayberry, that small, fictitious town with the friendly sheriff and deputy who spent more time chatting over pie and coffee at the local drugstore than chasing after criminals - because there weren't many?
The best guess is that Mayberry grew up. Development brought more people and the police force grew. There wasn't time for an afternoon snack and a rambling talk with the drugstore owner.
Harris said he's not convinced the rebirth of the beat cop will solve all the criminal activity in Redmond, but he believes it will help.
``There's got to be a solution rather than just responding to a complaint,'' he said.
Maybe Redmond's not ready for Mayberry. But, Harris, said, ``Without trying, we won't know.''
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You Only Move Twice
Original airdate in U.S.: 3-Nov-96
Back to work, while Homer attends to great preoccupations (ie. trying to get the snack machine into taking his dollar bill), Scorpio is taking care of a good friend of his, a la Goldfinger.
Hank: Ingenious, isn't it, Mr. Bont?
Bont: Scorpio, you're totally mad.
Hank: Heh, I wouldn't point fingers, you jerk.
Bont: So, do you expect me to talk?
Hank: I don't expect anything from you except to die and be a very cheap funeral. [leaves] You're gonna die, now.
