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When Moe went to make amends with [[Morty Szyslak|his father]], [[Minnie Szyslak|Minnie]] and Marv showed up at Mattress King. He acted hostile towards Moe, wanting to get into an argument with him. [[Marge]] then talked him and the rest of the family into having dinner with the Simpsons. When they did, they began to argue around the table until [[Homer]] showed them an old commercial they were in together, which made them realize they were a family. | When Moe went to make amends with [[Morty Szyslak|his father]], [[Minnie Szyslak|Minnie]] and Marv showed up at Mattress King. He acted hostile towards Moe, wanting to get into an argument with him. [[Marge]] then talked him and the rest of the family into having dinner with the Simpsons. When they did, they began to argue around the table until [[Homer]] showed them an old commercial they were in together, which made them realize they were a family. | ||
| − | Morty announced to his family that he was retiring and was giving each of his children their own store, including Moe. At the opening of Moe's store, the commercial had been edited by Minnie and Marv to make Moe's store seem bad. After this, the three of them entered a rivalry with Minnie and Marv trying to ruin Moe's store and vice versa. This eventually ended in a standoff between Moe and his family in the Mattress King Warehouse where Moe threatened to throw a jar of bed bugs over the mattresses. Moe ended up dropping the jar and Marv fled the warehouse with everyone else. | + | Morty announced to his family that he was retiring and was giving each of his children their own store, including Moe. At the opening of Moe's store, the commercial had been edited by Minnie and Marv to make Moe's store seem bad. After this, the three of them entered a rivalry with Minnie and Marv trying to ruin Moe's store and vice versa. This eventually ended in a standoff between Moe and his family in the Mattress King Warehouse where Moe threatened to throw a jar of bed bugs over the mattresses. Moe ended up dropping the jar and Marv fled the warehouse with everyone else.<ref>"[[King Leer]]"</ref> |
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| + | Marv was seen in the audience for [[Tabitha Shingle]]'s live recording of her podcast ''[[Interminable]]'' and for [[Kent Brockman]]'s live recording of his podcast ''[[Guilty Grampa]]''.<ref>"[[Podcast News]]"</ref> | ||
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*{{ep|King Leer}} | *{{ep|King Leer}} | ||
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*{{game|The Simpsons: Tapped Out}} | *{{game|The Simpsons: Tapped Out}} | ||
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| + | == References == | ||
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{{Szyslak family}} | {{Szyslak family}} | ||
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Marv Szyslak
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Character Information
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Marv Szyslak is the brother of Moe Szyslak.
History[edit]
When Marv was young, he would star in television commercials for Mattress King with his family.
When Moe went to make amends with his father, Minnie and Marv showed up at Mattress King. He acted hostile towards Moe, wanting to get into an argument with him. Marge then talked him and the rest of the family into having dinner with the Simpsons. When they did, they began to argue around the table until Homer showed them an old commercial they were in together, which made them realize they were a family.
Morty announced to his family that he was retiring and was giving each of his children their own store, including Moe. At the opening of Moe's store, the commercial had been edited by Minnie and Marv to make Moe's store seem bad. After this, the three of them entered a rivalry with Minnie and Marv trying to ruin Moe's store and vice versa. This eventually ended in a standoff between Moe and his family in the Mattress King Warehouse where Moe threatened to throw a jar of bed bugs over the mattresses. Moe ended up dropping the jar and Marv fled the warehouse with everyone else.[1]
Marv was seen in the audience for Tabitha Shingle's live recording of her podcast Interminable and for Kent Brockman's live recording of his podcast Guilty Grampa.[2]
Non-canon[edit]
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The Simpsons: Tapped Out[edit]
- This section is transcluded from The Simpsons: Tapped Out characters/Szyslaks. To edit it, please edit the transcluded page.
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References[edit]
- ↑ "King Leer"
- ↑ "Podcast News"
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