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| − | "'''Homer the Moe'''" is the third episode of [[Season 13]], which first aired on November 18, 2001. The episode was written by [[Dana Gould]] and directed by [[Jen Kamerman]]. [[w:R.E.M|R.E.M]] guest starred in this episode as themselves. The episode recieved mixed reviews from critics and fans. | + | "'''Homer the Moe'''" is the third episode of [[Season 13]], which first aired on November 18, 2001. The episode was written by [[Dana Gould]] and directed by [[Jen Kamerman]]. [[w:R.E.M|R.E.M]] guest starred in this episode as themselves. The episode recieved mixed reviews from critics and fans. |
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[[Bart]] is digging a hole in the backyard, which turns into [[Homer]] telling a story at [[Moe Szyslak|Moe]]'s. Moe himself is feeling depressed, he misses his bartending school alma mater, Swigmore University. The guys talk him into going back and Moe leaves Homer in charge of the bar. Back at school Moe meets one of his old professors, who recommend that he reinvent his "crap-hole". Upon his return, the reinvention begins. Now called "M" it becomes an exclusive and Duff-less nightclub. Feeling like outcasts, Homer, [[Lenny Leonard|Lenny]], [[Carl Carlson|Carl]] and [[Barney Gumble|Barney]] set up "a hunting club" in Homer's garage, where there's plenty of Duff and a live band, REM. Moe decides he does not like his new bar and tries to join up with them again. Homer goes turkey hunting and shoots Moe (thinking he is a cougar), renewing their friendship. In the end, the Simpson family, Moe, and REM all celebrate Thanksgiving together. | [[Bart]] is digging a hole in the backyard, which turns into [[Homer]] telling a story at [[Moe Szyslak|Moe]]'s. Moe himself is feeling depressed, he misses his bartending school alma mater, Swigmore University. The guys talk him into going back and Moe leaves Homer in charge of the bar. Back at school Moe meets one of his old professors, who recommend that he reinvent his "crap-hole". Upon his return, the reinvention begins. Now called "M" it becomes an exclusive and Duff-less nightclub. Feeling like outcasts, Homer, [[Lenny Leonard|Lenny]], [[Carl Carlson|Carl]] and [[Barney Gumble|Barney]] set up "a hunting club" in Homer's garage, where there's plenty of Duff and a live band, REM. Moe decides he does not like his new bar and tries to join up with them again. Homer goes turkey hunting and shoots Moe (thinking he is a cougar), renewing their friendship. In the end, the Simpson family, Moe, and REM all celebrate Thanksgiving together. | ||
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"Homer the Moe"
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Episode Information
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"Homer the Moe" is the third episode of Season 13, which first aired on November 18, 2001. The episode was written by Dana Gould and directed by Jen Kamerman. R.E.M guest starred in this episode as themselves. The episode recieved mixed reviews from critics and fans.
Plot
Bart is digging a hole in the backyard, which turns into Homer telling a story at Moe's. Moe himself is feeling depressed, he misses his bartending school alma mater, Swigmore University. The guys talk him into going back and Moe leaves Homer in charge of the bar. Back at school Moe meets one of his old professors, who recommend that he reinvent his "crap-hole". Upon his return, the reinvention begins. Now called "M" it becomes an exclusive and Duff-less nightclub. Feeling like outcasts, Homer, Lenny, Carl and Barney set up "a hunting club" in Homer's garage, where there's plenty of Duff and a live band, REM. Moe decides he does not like his new bar and tries to join up with them again. Homer goes turkey hunting and shoots Moe (thinking he is a cougar), renewing their friendship. In the end, the Simpson family, Moe, and REM all celebrate Thanksgiving together.
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