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Julie Benko was given a shout out in a sight gag on The Simpsons. In the episode The Many Saints of Springfield, aired 19-Feb-2023, several Federal Bureau of Investigation vans enter the scene with humorous names. One is "Fanny Brice Imitations: Julie Benko." Another is "Fanny Brice Imitations: Leah Michelle."
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