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 This Sunday on a Valentine’s Day-themed episode of The Simpsons, Bart has a romantic cow when hillbilly hottie Mary Spuckler (Zooey Deschanel) returns, while Marge kicks Homer out of the house for… not going to a travel bookstore soft opening with her. But in the name of love, he shall win her back! So Homer, along with Bart and a few other displaced husbands living at the Brokewood Apartments, decide to watch some British movies to figure out a way to win back their wives. In Love, Indubitably (a wink at Love Actually, yes, and also, we hope, to Maeby’s movie on Arrested Development), Benedict Cumberbatch — that coldly dashing Sherlock star who is playing the villain in Star Trek Into Darkness — pulls brilliant double duty by voicing both a Grant-like British Prime Minister and Severus Snape from Harry Potter. Let the British invasion of your heart begin now by watching his scene now. 
 
 The Simpsons isn’t the only animated Fox show on Sunday night pointing Cupid’s arrow at you. The Cleveland Show, Bob’s Burgers, Family Guy, and American Dad all boast Valentine’s Day plots as well. 
 
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– It was inadvertent, notes Entertainment Weekly, but oddly prescient: a February 2013 episode of The Simpsons that honored Alan Rickman—and David Bowie. The Simpsons Twitter account on Thursday linked to a video clip from the episode, a spoof of Love Actually, which featured Rickman. The tweet refers to as "a (brief) tribute by Benedict Cumberbatch to the great Alan Rickman": Cumberbatch voices a cameo by Harry Potter's Professor Snape, played of course by Rickman; as Snape says "Love is more powerful than all my magic," David Bowie's "All the Young Dudes" plays.