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Season 21 Episode Gags
462 "Moe Letter Blues"
463
"The Bob Next Door"
"Judge Me Tender" 464


Title screen gag[edit]

Krusty the Clown and Sideshow Mel perform a trapeze act.

Couch Gag[edit]


"The Bob Next Door" couch gag
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Couch Gag Information
Duration: 0:12
Harold from the children's book, Harold and the Purple Crayon draws The Simpsons' living room just as they run in to sit. Homer asks Harold to draw him a beer, and Harold obliges. Homer pats the child on the head.

Appearances[edit]

Season 21 Gags
Homer the Whopper Bart Gets a "Z" The Great Wife Hope Treehouse of Horror XX* The Devil Wears Nada Pranks and Greens Rednecks and Broomsticks Oh Brother, Where Bart Thou? Thursdays with Abie Once Upon a Time in Springfield Million Dollar Maybe Boy Meets Curl The Color Yellow Postcards from the Wedge Stealing First Base The Greatest Story Ever D'ohed American History X-cellent Chief of Hearts The Squirt and the Whale To Surveil with Love Moe Letter Blues The Bob Next Door Judge Me Tender