Bartman

You know, the guy they call the Bartman, the guy who touched the foul ball.

CNN Transcript Oct 17, 2003 2003

And then we come to the story of Steve Bartman, which is slightly similar...

Cynthia Ellis: Tribeca Film Exclusive Interview: Alex Gibney's Catching Hell -- Sports: The Dark Side Cynthia Ellis 2011

And then we come to the story of Steve Bartman, which is slightly similar...

Cynthia Ellis: Tribeca Film Exclusive Interview: Alex Gibney's Catching Hell -- Sports: The Dark Side Cynthia Ellis 2011

The Tribune's editor, Ann Marie Lipinski, was at the game and made an executive decision not to name Bartman: a citizen does not forfeit his right to privacy by reaching for a foul ball at a baseball game.

NYT > Home Page By DAN McGRATH 2011

The Tribune's editor, Ann Marie Lipinski, was at the game and made an executive decision not to name Bartman: a citizen does not forfeit his right to privacy by reaching for a foul ball at a baseball game.

NYT > Home Page By DAN McGRATH 2011

I also share his lossless clarity of 10/14/03, aka the Bartman Game.

Chicago Reader 2010

While suspension of disbelief has never exactly been a driving goal of The Simpsons, Homer's transformations into a rolling ball of lard are nothing but weird, and "Bartman" looks out of place every time you use him.

Archive 2007-11-01 Greg Tannahill 2007

While suspension of disbelief has never exactly been a driving goal of The Simpsons, Homer's transformations into a rolling ball of lard are nothing but weird, and "Bartman" looks out of place every time you use him.

The Simpsons Game Greg Tannahill 2007

Once upon a time, we trusted Cartwright when she exhorted us to "do the Bartman," but now that this "Bartman" involves personality tests, invasive auditing, and insistent, late-night girl talk with Leah Remini, we've become a wee bit skeptical.

Gawker: Defamer 2009

All said, I'm not pleased with this season … yet. there's no "Bartman" episode here.

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