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| − | | | + | |season=16 |
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| − | | | + | |prodcode= GABF01 |
| − | + | |airdate= January 30, [[2005]] | |
| − | | | + | |couchgag= The living room is made of sand. The family, looking haggard and dehydrated, crawls in, but end up lying under the desert sun when the living room collapses. |
| − | | | + | |showrunner1= Al Jean |
| + | |writer= [[Michael Price]] | ||
| + | |director= [[Mark Kirkland]] | ||
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| − | '''Mommie Beerest''' is the seventh episode of [[season 16]]. | + | "'''Mommie Beerest'''" is the seventh episode of [[season 16]] of ''[[The Simpsons]]'' and the three-hundred and forty-second episode overall. It originally aired on January 30, [[2005]]. It was written by [[Michael Price]] and directed by [[Mark Kirkland]]. |
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== Plot == | == Plot == | ||
| − | + | After finally paying off the house's mortgage, the Simpsons go to a fancy restaurant for brunch. After [[Bart]] and [[Lisa]] have a fight, causing embarrassment to [[Homer]] and [[Marge]], Homer goes to [[Moe's Tavern]] to complain about his kids. Before he has a drink, a health inspector, {{ap|Frankie|Mommie Beerest}}, comes in and says he should close the bar down. He then reveals that he's close friends with [[Moe]] so he wouldn't close the bar down. After eating a pickled egg though, he drops dead. [[Chief Wiggum]] then comes in, sees everyone surrounding the dead body, and runs away. | |
| − | Moe's Tavern then | + | A week later, a new [[health inspector]] comes in and deems the bar a health violation, partially due to Frankie's corpse still being on the floor. Moe's Tavern is then closed down and many of the patrons come along to its "funeral", with [[Barney]] singing "{{W|Danny Boy}}" during the ceremony. Homer then tells Moe that he'll help him reopen his bar and goes to the [[First Bank of Springfield]] to get a loan out. In order to do so though, he had to put his house up as collateral, giving it another mortgage. |
| − | Homer and Marge then | + | When Marge finds out Homer put money towards Moe's, she decides to become a partner in the tavern in order to get her money back. When Homer gets to the tavern after work, Marge tells him to go home and look after the kids rather than drink, which annoys Homer. Marge then convinces Moe to remodel his tavern [[Welcome to Moe's|through song]]. Moe knocks down the bar in order to turn it into a British-style pub, [[The Nag and Weasel]]. |
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| + | The new pub is a big success and becomes popular among celebrities in the town. Homer becomes annoyed at how close Marge and Moe seemed to be getting. That night, Marge comes home at 4am only to have Moe ring her up with more ideas for the pub, upsetting Homer in the process. Homer and Marge then go to see a movie in the [[Springfield Googolplex Theatres|theater]]. When they do, Moe shows up and Marge invites him to sit with them. At work, [[Lenny]] and [[Carl]] tell Homer that they have something to tell him and take him to {{ap|Itchy & Scratchy Land|theme park}} to do so. | ||
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| + | On the log flume at Itchy & Scratchy Land, Lenny and Carl tell Homer that Marge is having an emotional affair with Moe and whilst there's no physical connection, there's an emotional connection which threatens their marriage. They tell Homer he has to become a good friend to Marge. However, that night Marge comes home too tired to talk and just wants to go to bed so she can catch her flight to [[Aruba]] for the Tavern and Restaurant Owners Convention. When Marge leaves with Moe, Homer decides that he has to win Marge back and travels to the airport (with the help of [[Chief Wiggum]]) to get Marge back. Homer boards the plane as it's taking off and realizes that Moe knows Marge better than he does so he gives up and lets Moe win. | ||
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| + | Seeing what was happening, Marge tells Moe that she doesn't love him and she loves Homer. Marge then goes and tells Homer that she loves him and they share a moment. In Aruba, Moe is lying on the beach when he is attacked by a stingray. Homer and Marge then come along and Marge told Moe that he could make a woman really happy some day. Moe then tells them that there was a mistake at the front desk of the hotel which changed the sleeping arrangements. Homer and Moe then share a bed whilst Marge sleeps on the sofa. Marge suddenly realizes that nobody's watching the kids, who at this point are in [[Paris]] in a European balloon race. | ||
== Production == | == Production == | ||
| − | The episode was | + | The episode was dedicated to [[Johnny Carson]], who died a week before this episode aired. |
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== Reception == | == Reception == | ||
| − | + | "Mommie Beerest" won the [[2006]] Writers Guild of America award in Animation.<ref>[http://awards.wga.org/wga-awards/previous-nominees-winners The Writers Guild of America - "Previous Nominees & Winners"]</ref> As of March 2018, the episode has a 7.0 rating on {{W|IMDb}}<ref>[http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0763036/ IMDb - "Mommie Beerest"]</ref> and a 8.0 rating on {{W|TV.com}}.<ref>[http://www.tv.com/shows/the-simpsons/mommie-beerest-364146/ TV.com - "Mommie Beerest"]</ref> | |
| + | == References == | ||
| + | {{Reflist}} | ||
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{{season 16}} | {{season 16}} | ||
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Episode Information
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"Mommie Beerest" is the seventh episode of season 16 of The Simpsons and the three-hundred and forty-second episode overall. It originally aired on January 30, 2005. It was written by Michael Price and directed by Mark Kirkland.
Contents
Synopsis
- "Moe's Tavern is closed by a health inspector, so Homer takes out a mortgage on his house to open the bar again. As a result, Marge becomes Moe's business partner and turns the bar into a British bar that makes them spend too much time together, which worries Homer."
Plot
After finally paying off the house's mortgage, the Simpsons go to a fancy restaurant for brunch. After Bart and Lisa have a fight, causing embarrassment to Homer and Marge, Homer goes to Moe's Tavern to complain about his kids. Before he has a drink, a health inspector, Frankie, comes in and says he should close the bar down. He then reveals that he's close friends with Moe so he wouldn't close the bar down. After eating a pickled egg though, he drops dead. Chief Wiggum then comes in, sees everyone surrounding the dead body, and runs away.
A week later, a new health inspector comes in and deems the bar a health violation, partially due to Frankie's corpse still being on the floor. Moe's Tavern is then closed down and many of the patrons come along to its "funeral", with Barney singing "Danny Boy" during the ceremony. Homer then tells Moe that he'll help him reopen his bar and goes to the First Bank of Springfield to get a loan out. In order to do so though, he had to put his house up as collateral, giving it another mortgage.
When Marge finds out Homer put money towards Moe's, she decides to become a partner in the tavern in order to get her money back. When Homer gets to the tavern after work, Marge tells him to go home and look after the kids rather than drink, which annoys Homer. Marge then convinces Moe to remodel his tavern through song. Moe knocks down the bar in order to turn it into a British-style pub, The Nag and Weasel.
The new pub is a big success and becomes popular among celebrities in the town. Homer becomes annoyed at how close Marge and Moe seemed to be getting. That night, Marge comes home at 4am only to have Moe ring her up with more ideas for the pub, upsetting Homer in the process. Homer and Marge then go to see a movie in the theater. When they do, Moe shows up and Marge invites him to sit with them. At work, Lenny and Carl tell Homer that they have something to tell him and take him to Itchy & Scratchy Land to do so.
On the log flume at Itchy & Scratchy Land, Lenny and Carl tell Homer that Marge is having an emotional affair with Moe and whilst there's no physical connection, there's an emotional connection which threatens their marriage. They tell Homer he has to become a good friend to Marge. However, that night Marge comes home too tired to talk and just wants to go to bed so she can catch her flight to Aruba for the Tavern and Restaurant Owners Convention. When Marge leaves with Moe, Homer decides that he has to win Marge back and travels to the airport (with the help of Chief Wiggum) to get Marge back. Homer boards the plane as it's taking off and realizes that Moe knows Marge better than he does so he gives up and lets Moe win.
Seeing what was happening, Marge tells Moe that she doesn't love him and she loves Homer. Marge then goes and tells Homer that she loves him and they share a moment. In Aruba, Moe is lying on the beach when he is attacked by a stingray. Homer and Marge then come along and Marge told Moe that he could make a woman really happy some day. Moe then tells them that there was a mistake at the front desk of the hotel which changed the sleeping arrangements. Homer and Moe then share a bed whilst Marge sleeps on the sofa. Marge suddenly realizes that nobody's watching the kids, who at this point are in Paris in a European balloon race.
Production
The episode was dedicated to Johnny Carson, who died a week before this episode aired.
Reception
"Mommie Beerest" won the 2006 Writers Guild of America award in Animation.[1] As of March 2018, the episode has a 7.0 rating on IMDb[2] and a 8.0 rating on TV.com.[3]
References
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