Gone Abie Gone - Revision history

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 == In other languages ==
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 |la=yes
 |laName=¿Donde estás abuelo?
 |laTrans=Where are you grandfather?
-|es=yes
+|fr=yes
-|esName=Adiós, Abie, Adiós
+|frName=Gone Papi Gone
-|esTrans=Bye Abie Bye
+|frTrans=Gone Daddy Gone (same as French, in reference to Violent Femmes song of the same name)
 |br=yes
 |brName=O Desaparecimento de Abie

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 == Synopsis ==
-{{desc|When [[Grampa]] escapes from his [[Springfield Retirement Castle|retirement home]], [[Homer]] and [[Marge]] frantically try to track him down by following clues that reveal secrets in Grampa's past, including a relationship with restaurant singer [[Rita LaFleur]]. Meanwhile, [[Lisa]] tries her hand at online poker and is soon gambling with her college fund.}}
+{{Synopsis|When [[Grampa]] escapes from his [[Springfield Retirement Castle|retirement home]], [[Homer]] and [[Marge]] frantically try to track him down by following clues that reveal secrets in Grampa's past, including a relationship with restaurant singer [[Rita LaFleur]]. Meanwhile, [[Lisa]] tries her hand at online poker and is soon gambling with her college fund.}}
 == Plot ==

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-"'''Gone Abie Gone'''" is fourth episode of [[season 24]] of ''[[The Simpsons]]'' and the five hundred twelfth episode overall. It originally aired on November 11, [[2012]]. The episode was written by [[Joel H. Cohen]] and directed by [[Matthew Nastuk]]. It guest stars [[Marvin Hamlisch]] as {{Ch|Marvin Hamlisch|himself}}, [[Anika Noni Rose]] as [[Rita LaFleur]], and [[Jennifer Tilly]] as {{Ch|Jennifer Tilly|herself}}.
+"'''Gone Abie Gone'''" is fourth episode of [[Season 24|broadcast season 24]] of ''[[The Simpsons]]'' and the five hundred twelfth episode overall. It originally aired on November 11, [[2012]]. The episode was written by [[Joel H. Cohen]] and directed by [[Matthew Nastuk]]. It guest stars [[Marvin Hamlisch]] as {{Ch|Marvin Hamlisch|himself}}, [[Anika Noni Rose]] as [[Rita LaFleur]], and [[Jennifer Tilly]] as {{Ch|Jennifer Tilly|herself}}.
 == Synopsis ==

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 [[Category:2012]]
 [[Category:Grampa episodes]]
 [[Category:Episodes without Maggie]]

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 |season=24
 |snumber=4
-|prodcode=PABF16
+|prodcode= [[Production season PABF|PABF16]]
 |airdate=November 11, [[2012]]
 |blackboard=I will not concede the election till [[Karl Rove]] gives me permission
 |couchgag=The family races against many characters on the furniture, but all of them crash near the finish line and [[Grampa]] wins.
-|guests=[[Jennifer Tilly]] as {{Ch|Jennifer Tilly|herself}}<br>[[Marvin Hamlisch]] as {{Ch|Marvin Hamlisch|himself}}<br>[[Anika Noni Rose]] as [[Rita LaFleur]]
+|guests= [[Marvin Hamlisch]] as {{Ch|Marvin Hamlisch|himself}}<br>[[Anika Noni Rose]] as [[Rita LaFleur]]<br>[[Jennifer Tilly]] as {{Ch|Jennifer Tilly|herself}}
 |showrunner1= Al Jean
 |writer=[[Joel H. Cohen]]
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-"'''Gone Abie Gone'''" is fourth episode of [[season 24]] of ''[[The Simpsons]]'' and the five hundred twelfth episode overall. It originally aired on November 11, [[2012]]. The episode was written by [[Joel H. Cohen]] and directed by [[Matthew Nastuk]]. It guest stars [[Jennifer Tilly]] as {{Ch|Jennifer Tilly|herself}}, [[Marvin Hamlisch]] as {{Ch|Marvin Hamlisch|himself}} and [[Anika Noni Rose]] as [[Rita LaFleur]].
+"'''Gone Abie Gone'''" is fourth episode of [[season 24]] of ''[[The Simpsons]]'' and the five hundred twelfth episode overall. It originally aired on November 11, [[2012]]. The episode was written by [[Joel H. Cohen]] and directed by [[Matthew Nastuk]]. It guest stars [[Marvin Hamlisch]] as {{Ch|Marvin Hamlisch|himself}}, [[Anika Noni Rose]] as [[Rita LaFleur]], and [[Jennifer Tilly]] as {{Ch|Jennifer Tilly|herself}}.
 == Synopsis ==
-{{desc|When [[Grampa]] escapes from his retirement home, [[Homer]] and [[Marge]] frantically try to track him down by following clues that reveal secrets in Grampa's past, including that he worked at a local restaurant with composer [[Marvin Hamlisch]] and met and fell in love with the restaurant's singer [[Rita LaFleur]]. Meanwhile Lisa tries her hand at online poker, getting tips from the experts, including [[Jennifer Tilly]], but is soon gambling with her college fund.}}
+{{desc|When [[Grampa]] escapes from his [[Springfield Retirement Castle|retirement home]], [[Homer]] and [[Marge]] frantically try to track him down by following clues that reveal secrets in Grampa's past, including a relationship with restaurant singer [[Rita LaFleur]]. Meanwhile, [[Lisa]] tries her hand at online poker and is soon gambling with her college fund.}}
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 [[Category:Episodes written by Joel H. Cohen]]
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 == Plot ==
-Homer pulls up at the [[Gulp 'N' Blow]] drive-thru, where, despite remembering Marge's request to eat healthier, he orders some onion rings. [[File:Gone Abie Gone 1.png|thumb|left|[[Homer]] and [[Marge]] learn of [[Grampa Simpson]]'s disappearance.]] The [[Squeaky-voiced teen|cashier]], due to being stressed by a [[Gulp 'N' Blow employee|female waitress]], a [[Complaining customer|customer]] complaining about a [[Nude homeless man|homeless man]] who was showering in the restroom, and [[Milhouse]]'s karate's team, accidentally chucks the onion rings out of the order window and they burn Homer, who subsequently visits a [[Roberto Dinero|lawyer]] with the intention of suing the fast-food chain. The lawyer supports him and Homer ends up winning $5,000 in court.<br>
+Homer pulls up at the [[Gulp 'N' Blow]] drive-thru, where, despite remembering Marge's request to eat healthier, he orders some onion rings. [[File:Gone Abie Gone 1.png|thumb|left|[[Homer]] and [[Marge]] learn of [[Grampa Simpson]]'s disappearance.]] The [[Squeaky-Voiced Teen]], due to being stressed by a [[Gulp 'N' Blow employee|female waitress]], a [[Complaining customer|customer]] complaining about a [[Nude homeless man|homeless man]] who was showering in the restroom, and [[Milhouse]]'s karate's team, accidentally chucks the onion rings out of the order window and they burn Homer, who subsequently visits a [[Roberto Dinero|lawyer]] with the intention of suing the fast-food chain. The lawyer supports him and Homer ends up winning $5,000 in court.<br>
 At [[Moe's Tavern]], Homer tells [[Lenny]], [[Carl]] and [[Barney]] that he put the money he won in a college fund for [[Lisa]] at the bank. [[Lenny]] and [[Carl]] warn him about how banks aren't as secure as they used to be. [[Moe]] overhears the conversation and suggests Homer withdraw the money and put it on [[FlamingHotPoker.net]]. Initially reluctant, Homer is eventually won over by the idea when Moe reassures him that he doesn't have to bet the money, the poker website will just keep it safe. "A poker site is now more safer than an American bank," Homer declares, "Has our nation-- built on people suing because their onion rings were too hot-- come to this?"<br>
 Back [[742 Evergreen Terrace|home]], Homer transfers Lisa's college fund onto the poker website. Lisa is less than enthusiastic about the idea. Later, Marge, while organizing the family's calendar, remembers that she and Homer forgot to visit Grampa the day before and head off to the [[Springfield Retirement Castle]] to apologize.<br>

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 At [[Moe's Tavern]], Homer tells [[Lenny]], [[Carl]] and [[Barney]] that he put the money he won in a college fund for [[Lisa]] at the bank. [[Lenny]] and [[Carl]] warn him about how banks aren't as secure as they used to be. [[Moe]] overhears the conversation and suggests Homer withdraw the money and put it on [[FlamingHotPoker.net]]. Initially reluctant, Homer is eventually won over by the idea when Moe reassures him that he doesn't have to bet the money, the poker website will just keep it safe. "A poker site is now more safer than an American bank," Homer declares, "Has our nation-- built on people suing because their onion rings were too hot-- come to this?"<br>
 Back [[742 Evergreen Terrace|home]], Homer transfers Lisa's college fund onto the poker website. Lisa is less than enthusiastic about the idea. Later, Marge, while organizing the family's calendar, remembers that she and Homer forgot to visit Grampa the day before and head off to the [[Springfield Retirement Castle]] to apologize.<br>
-They arrive at the retirement home and check in at reception. When the [[Springfield Retirement Castle receptionist|receptionist]] realizes that Homer and Marge are visiting Abraham Simpson, she dashes off to get her [[Springfield Retirement Castle manager|manager]]. The manager appears and informs them that Grampa is missing, much to Homer and Marge's concern.
+They arrive at the retirement home and check in at reception. When the {{ap|Springfield Retirement Castle receptionist|Gone Abie Gone|receptionist}} realizes that Homer and Marge are visiting Abraham Simpson, she dashes off to get her [[Springfield Retirement Castle manager|manager]]. The manager appears and informs them that Grampa is missing, much to Homer and Marge's concern.
 Homer and Marge search Grampa's bedroom for any clues which could hint as to why he has disappeared. Marge locates Grampa's army foot-locker hidden underneath his bed and begins searching through it. She discovers a drink coaster from [[Spiro's]], a club in downtown [[Springfield]], on which Grampa had written on back, "The place that changed my life..."<br>