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Homer brings the skull at [[Moe's]], where Moe starts pouring it for everyone, but gets convinced to join them as he's their friend too. The skull tells homer he's a fool and that he ruined Moe's life, and the descent into hell was beginning. Moe wakes up in the day, when he starts remembering all the stuff they did, drunk, the last night. At [[Squidport]], drunk Moe started revealing how the other bartenders reveal secrets to each other at The Confidential, telling every person a secret of them, before Homer, shocked at him, drops the skull destroying it. | Homer brings the skull at [[Moe's]], where Moe starts pouring it for everyone, but gets convinced to join them as he's their friend too. The skull tells homer he's a fool and that he ruined Moe's life, and the descent into hell was beginning. Moe wakes up in the day, when he starts remembering all the stuff they did, drunk, the last night. At [[Squidport]], drunk Moe started revealing how the other bartenders reveal secrets to each other at The Confidential, telling every person a secret of them, before Homer, shocked at him, drops the skull destroying it. | ||
| − | Back in the present, <!--[[Moe Szyslak]] was a member of The Confidential, where he would go every night after closing [[Moe's Tavern]]. He spoke to [[Artemis]] about his day and told him all the secrets he had been told by his barflies. When Moe had a drunken night out with his friends and blabbed secrets about other bars' patrons, he got kicked out of The Confidential and his barflies were to be injected with "anti-booze", which would make it so they could never drink again. | + | Back in the present, Moe gets notified by [[Kristof]] that he had to attend to [[Artemis]] at The Confidential, who tells him the story of how the hidden society was born at the time of the pyramids building in [[Egypt]], and how he broke the first and only rule. He was not going to be expelled, but also his barflies would have to be cut off. |
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| + | He reaches them at the [[Springfield Nuclear Power Plant|Power Plant]], to warn them about being injected with Antibooze, a drug that makes it so you can never drink again. It was too late though, as [[Barney]] is reached at his home, not working with them, and is injected with it. | ||
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| + | <!--[[Moe Szyslak]] was a member of The Confidential, where he would go every night after closing [[Moe's Tavern]]. He spoke to [[Artemis]] about his day and told him all the secrets he had been told by his barflies. When Moe had a drunken night out with his friends and blabbed secrets about other bars' patrons, he got kicked out of The Confidential and his barflies were to be injected with "anti-booze", which would make it so they could never drink again. | ||
The Confidential served all bartenders in Springfield and every bartender accepted jobs from The Confidential.--> | The Confidential served all bartenders in Springfield and every bartender accepted jobs from The Confidential.--> | ||
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"The Last Barfighter"
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Episode Information
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Matt Selman]]
"The Last Barfighter" is the twenty-second and finale episode of season 32 of The Simpsons and the seven hundred and sixth episode overall. It originally aired on May 23, 2021. The episode was written by Dan Vebber and directed by Timothy Bailey. It guest stars Ian McShane as Artemis.
Synopsis
- "After Moe breaks their most sacred rule, a secret society of bartenders seeks ultimate vengeance on Homer and his friends."
Plot
One night, a biker reaches The Confidential, where bartenders reunites to talk about the stories told by their patrons, keeping them secret. The biker is revealed to be Moe. At Krustylu Studios, Bart and Milhouse are entering The Krusty Show taping, but they get stopped as snakes excaped in the studio, so they go to the ¡Noches con Abejorrito! show, conducted by Bumblebee Man.
When the ¡No Te 'splotes! game starts, Bart gets invited on stage, if he doesn't laugh while having Humble Nun Horchata in his mouth, he gets a prize. Due to not understanding Spanish, Bart doesn't laugh and wins Calavera Gritando, a crystal skull. Homer begs Bart to give him the crystal skull as it contains tequila, but he refuses and pranks him to make him angry. At night, he switches the skull for Maggie on Bart's bed, after it tempts him saying he's too weak to drink it.
Homer brings the skull at Moe's, where Moe starts pouring it for everyone, but gets convinced to join them as he's their friend too. The skull tells homer he's a fool and that he ruined Moe's life, and the descent into hell was beginning. Moe wakes up in the day, when he starts remembering all the stuff they did, drunk, the last night. At Squidport, drunk Moe started revealing how the other bartenders reveal secrets to each other at The Confidential, telling every person a secret of them, before Homer, shocked at him, drops the skull destroying it.
Back in the present, Moe gets notified by Kristof that he had to attend to Artemis at The Confidential, who tells him the story of how the hidden society was born at the time of the pyramids building in Egypt, and how he broke the first and only rule. He was not going to be expelled, but also his barflies would have to be cut off.
He reaches them at the Power Plant, to warn them about being injected with Antibooze, a drug that makes it so you can never drink again. It was too late though, as Barney is reached at his home, not working with them, and is injected with it.
Production
Originally "The Last Barfighter" ended with Homer being offered to chose the syringe which gave him just the right amount of drunkenness in his life. Homer picked a syringe labelled "wine with dinner", but they weren't sure what that meant exactly.[1][2]
Gallery
References
Promo videos
"Get ready to run! The Simpsons season finale hits the road this Sunday at 8/7c." on Twitter
Preview: You Are Going To Want To Hear This! at YouTube
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