by Amy K. Bredemeyer
Yes, seriously. We were treated to a horrid episode made up of a bunch of shorts that told the life story of the bar rag at Moe's Tavern. The rag itself told the story. To nobody in particular. We crossed the globe through centuries, from Medieval France to Mount Everest to Springfield. We see bits of the rag (once part of a tapestry) being utilized in a bunch of ways by many people... ending its story by being a companion to a dog. And that's all I'm going to say, as I don't want to promote this episode at all.
The Simpsons "Moe Goes from Rags to Riches" (S23E12): [haha about the space shuttle for sale.] The couch gag has the family going through several old sets as old characters from shows like Cheers and The Brady Bunch. [haven't we seen the Simpson family as the Bradys before?]
The town is having a meeting at Moe's, since City Hall is being fumigated. [ahh on "sangre de los muertos" - on the fly, I believe that's "the blood of the dead" !!] Everyone starts making fun of Moe for only having one friend: his bar rag. This starts the story of the the bar rag...
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Moe wakes up in the tavern without his beloved rag, freaking out. Turns out, Marge took it to wash. [still weird. though it was funny to hear that use of "ripe" again.] He's thrilled to get it back, but he casts is aside when the Simpson family tells him that they'e all his friends. [what? ridiculous.] Santa's Little Helper picks it up sleeps with it. The End.
Also, there's a random other storyline going on with Bart and Milhouse. Bart throws rocks at Milhouse's window, ending up getting one in his mouth. Our favorite underachiever tries hard to get Milhouse to be his friend again, particularly without changing anything. In the end, all is well anyway. [no idea what was going on here or why they needed this. I'm not even going to try to speculate.]
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