Difference between revisions of "Absolut Krusty Presents: Celebrating Friendship with the Stimsons"

'''Absolut Krusty Presents: Celebrating Friendship with the Stimsons''' is a party that the [[Simpsons]] held to promote Krusty's vodka [[Absolut Krusty]]. While [[Krusty]] was getting ready for a show, his [[The Krusty the Clown Show merchandising executives|merchandising executives]] told him about the slow sales of his vodka, and was willing to pay for a party to promote it. In his show, [[Krusty]] told his audience to write a letter to him if they could have a party to promote his vodka. [[Milhouse]] and [[Bart]] told each other that they would win, but Krusty said that children with troubled parents weren't eligible. Bart won the competition, but [[Homer]] thought the visit was because he hired an [[Crappy the Clunk|unauthorized Krusty-lookalike]] for Lisa's communion, and then his executives told the family about it. Bart argued because he wrote the letter, and was allowed one friend, who would listen to music on a microphone and could only have one slice of cheese pizza. At the party, lots of [[Homer]]'s friends arrived, and there was a bar with Absolut Krusty being served. Homer judges it as being better than all their (crummy) parties, while [[Marge]] wonders if Bart and Milhouse are having fun. Bart and Milhouse are in the basement, bored, with [[Sideshow Mel]] and [[Mr. Teeny]], and [[Kirk Van Houten]], because he said Krusty scared him. When [[Mr. Burns]] arrived, most of the guests left, but Homer and Mr. Burns sang on the karaoke, and the party gained its coolness again. Mr. Burns consults with [[Smithers]] on how Homer should be used for something more important at the [[Springfield Nuclear Power Plant|plant]], and the next day at work, he is promoted to account man.