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| − | |number= | + | |number=727 |
|season=33 | |season=33 | ||
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| − | |prodcode= UABF13 | + | |prodcode= [[Production season UABF|UABF13]] |
|airdate= May 15, [[2022]] | |airdate= May 15, [[2022]] | ||
| − | |guests= [[ | + | |guests= [[Nicholas Braun]] as [[Greg Hirsch]]<br>[[Charli D'Amelio]] as {{Ch|Charli D'Amelio|herself}}<br>[[Susan Egan]] as the [[singing tree]]<br>[[Seth Green]] as [[Mav Redfield]]<br>[[John Lithgow]] as [[Augustus Redfield]]<br>[[Edi Patterson]] as {{ap|Jessica|Meat Is Murder}}<br>[[Krysten Ritter]] as [[Sheila Redfield]]<br>[[Paul F. Tompkins]] as [[Colby Redfield]] |
| − | | | + | |showrunner1= Matt Selman |
| + | |corunner= Rob LaZebnik | ||
|writer= [[Michael Price]] | |writer= [[Michael Price]] | ||
|director= [[Bob Anderson]] | |director= [[Bob Anderson]] | ||
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| − | '''"Meat Is Murder"''' is the twenty-first episode of [[season 33]] of ''[[The Simpsons]]'' and the seven | + | '''"Meat Is Murder"''' is the twenty-first episode of [[Season 33|broadcast season 33]] of ''[[The Simpsons]]'' and the seven hundred twenty-seventh episode overall. It originally aired on May 15, [[2022]]. The episode was written by [[Michael Price]] and directed by [[Bob Anderson]]. It guest stars [[Nicholas Braun]] as [[Greg Hirsch]], [[Charli D'Amelio]] as {{Ch|Charli D'Amelio|herself}}, [[Susan Egan]] as the [[singing tree]], [[Seth Green]] as [[Mav Redfield]], [[John Lithgow]] as [[Augustus Redfield]], [[Edi Patterson]] as {{ap|Jessica|Meat Is Murder}}, [[Krysten Ritter]] as [[Sheila Redfield]], and [[Paul F. Tompkins]] as [[Colby Redfield]]. |
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== Synopsis == | == Synopsis == | ||
| − | {{ | + | {{Synopsis|When [[Grampa]] reunites with his old business partner [[Augustus Redfield]], he is brought into the fold at [[RedStar]], Gus' company. However, Abe soon discovers that the business world is far more cutthroat than he expected when he is used by his old friend.}} |
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| − | 50 years ago at [[The | + | == Plot == |
| + | 50 years ago at [[The Village Turtleneck]], [[Krusty]] performs his comedy act without much success. To console himself, he stops at the [[Worth-A-Try Burger]], where he is served by [[Augustus Redfield|Gus]], who prepares a burger quickly and humbly, noting their lack of customers. Krusty suggests that having someone to promote the business could increase its popularity. This brings us to the present, where it is the 50th anniversary of [[Krusty Burger]], celebrated at [[Krusty Fest]]. | ||
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| + | [[Homer]] watches the event on TV and tells [[Marge]] to cancel their trip to the Holland Michigan Tulip Days so they can attend Krusty Fest, much to Marge's dismay. At the event, [[Bart]] enjoys the film ''[[Me and the Space Clown]]'', while Marge gives [[Lisa]] a vegan burger. [[Grampa]] refuses to eat a Krusty Burger, citing a personal boycott, and Homer purchases a large quantity of burgers to fill pillowcases for just 25 cents. However, in line with Grampa's prediction of a family curse, the burgers are eaten by hawks. | ||
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| + | As Krusty enjoys caviar, Augustus Redfield, chairman of the [[RedStar]] Corporation, arrives and reveals that he is Gus and now the ninth-richest person in the world. He tells Krusty he stole his restaurant idea 50 years ago and has now bought his parent company. Augustus announces Krusty's downfall, firing him from Krusty Burger, ''{{Krusty show}}'', and Krusty Enterprises. Krusty tries to win back his audience, but Augustus crushes him and also invites his old business partner, revealing it to be Abe. | ||
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| + | Flashback to the Worth-A-Try Burger, where Krusty promoted the restaurant with his clown act. When he asked for half the profits, the owners refused and threw him into a dumpster. Krusty then opened a Krusty Burger across the street, stealing their signature Triple Patty Flipper. | ||
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| + | In the present, Augustus invites Abe to join him in final revenge. Grampa is hesitant, fearing the "Simpsons curse," but Lisa convinces him to try, on the condition that she joins him. Augustus flaunts his wealth and family, showing Abe that he has reacquired their old burger stand. Meanwhile, his daughter [[Sheila Redfield|Sheila]] tells Lisa about her plans to rebrand RedStar into GreenStar for environmental purposes, set to happen Monday if Augustus is voted out. | ||
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| + | At home, Homer and Bart watch Krusty's new show, ''Herschel the Comical Man Show!'', featuring Nothing Mel, Him, and Mr. Teeny-Dog. Nelson mocks the show, while the children prepare to oust Augustus. Sheila plans to seal Lisa's support by showing her an anti-greenhouse gas film at the [[Lincoln Center for the Performing Arts]]. | ||
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| + | At the board meeting, Sheila makes the motion to remove her father. The deciding vote falls to Grampa, who unexpectedly votes against the motion, causing it to fail. Augustus then fires his children from the company—revealing this was his plan all along to eliminate them while keeping his empire, not to partner again with Abe. | ||
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| + | However, Grampa invalidates his own vote by feigning mental incompetence, nullifying the decision and resulting in a tie. This ruins Augustus' scheme. Lisa and Grampa leave satisfied for having stopped both Augustus and Sheila. | ||
| − | + | Meanwhile, at a {{W|kibbutz}} in [[Israel]], Krusty is working in a field when a lawyer arrives to inform him that he can return to his show and persona, to which Krusty happily agrees. | |
| − | + | == Production == | |
| + | Krusty's topper to the "Super Bowl" joke was going to be "Lucille BALL!" (bowling ball with red wig), but it was changed to a [[Superman]] joke.<ref name="MichaelPriceTwitterS">Michael Price's Twitter (account closed)</ref> | ||
| − | + | == In other languages == | |
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| + | |it=yes | ||
| + | |itName=La carne della discordia | ||
| + | |itTrans=The meat of discord}} | ||
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== Gallery == | == Gallery == | ||
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{{Reflist}} | {{Reflist}} | ||
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== Promo videos == | == Promo videos == | ||
*[[File:Twitter - logo.png|20px]] [https://twitter.com/AniDom/status/1525098602703511555 "get ready for ANIDOM gone wild this Sunday at 7:30/6:30c" on '''Twitter'''] | *[[File:Twitter - logo.png|20px]] [https://twitter.com/AniDom/status/1525098602703511555 "get ready for ANIDOM gone wild this Sunday at 7:30/6:30c" on '''Twitter'''] | ||
*[[File:Twitter - logo.png|20px]] [https://twitter.com/TheSimpsons/status/1524828803054313472 "🤩 ALL these superstars in one episode! 🤩 @charlidamelio, @Krystenritter, @JohnLithgow, and @SethGreen are living the dream on The Simpsons this Sunday." on '''Twitter'''] | *[[File:Twitter - logo.png|20px]] [https://twitter.com/TheSimpsons/status/1524828803054313472 "🤩 ALL these superstars in one episode! 🤩 @charlidamelio, @Krystenritter, @JohnLithgow, and @SethGreen are living the dream on The Simpsons this Sunday." on '''Twitter'''] | ||
*[[File:Twitter - logo.png|20px]] [https://twitter.com/TheSimpsons/status/1525823370490785795 "Old man sits on board? See who's laughing now, tonight on @FOXTV" on '''Twitter'''] | *[[File:Twitter - logo.png|20px]] [https://twitter.com/TheSimpsons/status/1525823370490785795 "Old man sits on board? See who's laughing now, tonight on @FOXTV" on '''Twitter'''] | ||
| − | *{{youtube|oCH-k4_Mp7k| | + | *{{youtube|oCH-k4_Mp7k|'The Simpsons' Take on 'Succession' With Some Help From Cousin Greg}} |
*{{youtube|SRiy3mVlzb8|Simpsons to mention Holland Tulip Festival in new episode}} | *{{youtube|SRiy3mVlzb8|Simpsons to mention Holland Tulip Festival in new episode}} | ||
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{{Season 33}} | {{Season 33}} | ||
| + | {{Production Season UABF}} | ||
| + | [[Category:2022]] | ||
| + | [[Category:Grampa episodes]] | ||
| + | [[Category:Lisa episodes]] | ||
| + | [[Category:Food-themed episodes]] | ||
[[Category:Episodes written by Michael Price]] | [[Category:Episodes written by Michael Price]] | ||
[[Category:Episodes directed by Bob Anderson]] | [[Category:Episodes directed by Bob Anderson]] | ||
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Episode Information
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"Meat Is Murder" is the twenty-first episode of broadcast season 33 of The Simpsons and the seven hundred twenty-seventh episode overall. It originally aired on May 15, 2022. The episode was written by Michael Price and directed by Bob Anderson. It guest stars Nicholas Braun as Greg Hirsch, Charli D'Amelio as herself, Susan Egan as the singing tree, Seth Green as Mav Redfield, John Lithgow as Augustus Redfield, Edi Patterson as Jessica, Krysten Ritter as Sheila Redfield, and Paul F. Tompkins as Colby Redfield.
Synopsis[edit]
- When Grampa reunites with his old business partner Augustus Redfield, he is brought into the fold at RedStar, Gus' company. However, Abe soon discovers that the business world is far more cutthroat than he expected when he is used by his old friend.
Plot[edit]
50 years ago at The Village Turtleneck, Krusty performs his comedy act without much success. To console himself, he stops at the Worth-A-Try Burger, where he is served by Gus, who prepares a burger quickly and humbly, noting their lack of customers. Krusty suggests that having someone to promote the business could increase its popularity. This brings us to the present, where it is the 50th anniversary of Krusty Burger, celebrated at Krusty Fest.
Homer watches the event on TV and tells Marge to cancel their trip to the Holland Michigan Tulip Days so they can attend Krusty Fest, much to Marge's dismay. At the event, Bart enjoys the film Me and the Space Clown, while Marge gives Lisa a vegan burger. Grampa refuses to eat a Krusty Burger, citing a personal boycott, and Homer purchases a large quantity of burgers to fill pillowcases for just 25 cents. However, in line with Grampa's prediction of a family curse, the burgers are eaten by hawks.
As Krusty enjoys caviar, Augustus Redfield, chairman of the RedStar Corporation, arrives and reveals that he is Gus and now the ninth-richest person in the world. He tells Krusty he stole his restaurant idea 50 years ago and has now bought his parent company. Augustus announces Krusty's downfall, firing him from Krusty Burger, The Krusty the Clown Show, and Krusty Enterprises. Krusty tries to win back his audience, but Augustus crushes him and also invites his old business partner, revealing it to be Abe.
Flashback to the Worth-A-Try Burger, where Krusty promoted the restaurant with his clown act. When he asked for half the profits, the owners refused and threw him into a dumpster. Krusty then opened a Krusty Burger across the street, stealing their signature Triple Patty Flipper.
In the present, Augustus invites Abe to join him in final revenge. Grampa is hesitant, fearing the "Simpsons curse," but Lisa convinces him to try, on the condition that she joins him. Augustus flaunts his wealth and family, showing Abe that he has reacquired their old burger stand. Meanwhile, his daughter Sheila tells Lisa about her plans to rebrand RedStar into GreenStar for environmental purposes, set to happen Monday if Augustus is voted out.
At home, Homer and Bart watch Krusty's new show, Herschel the Comical Man Show!, featuring Nothing Mel, Him, and Mr. Teeny-Dog. Nelson mocks the show, while the children prepare to oust Augustus. Sheila plans to seal Lisa's support by showing her an anti-greenhouse gas film at the Lincoln Center for the Performing Arts.
At the board meeting, Sheila makes the motion to remove her father. The deciding vote falls to Grampa, who unexpectedly votes against the motion, causing it to fail. Augustus then fires his children from the company—revealing this was his plan all along to eliminate them while keeping his empire, not to partner again with Abe.
However, Grampa invalidates his own vote by feigning mental incompetence, nullifying the decision and resulting in a tie. This ruins Augustus' scheme. Lisa and Grampa leave satisfied for having stopped both Augustus and Sheila.
Meanwhile, at a kibbutz in Israel, Krusty is working in a field when a lawyer arrives to inform him that he can return to his show and persona, to which Krusty happily agrees.
Production[edit]
Krusty's topper to the "Super Bowl" joke was going to be "Lucille BALL!" (bowling ball with red wig), but it was changed to a Superman joke.[1]
In other languages[edit]
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Gallery[edit]
References[edit]
- ↑ Michael Price's Twitter (account closed)
Promo videos[edit]
"get ready for ANIDOM gone wild this Sunday at 7:30/6:30c" on Twitter- "🤩 ALL these superstars in one episode! 🤩 @charlidamelio, @Krystenritter, @JohnLithgow, and @SethGreen are living the dream on The Simpsons this Sunday." on Twitter
- "Old man sits on board? See who's laughing now, tonight on @FOXTV" on Twitter
'The Simpsons' Take on 'Succession' With Some Help From Cousin Greg at YouTube- Simpsons to mention Holland Tulip Festival in new episode at YouTube
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