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[[Waylon Smithers]] learns that he is not included in [[Mr. Burns]]' will, and when he confronts Burns with this fact, Burns tells him he only respects "self-made men". Feeling dejected, Smithers tries to cheer himself up by going to a [[gay bar]], but he is denied entrance because he's not as attractive or fashionable as the rest of the clientele. Stopping by Moe's instead, he notices how slow business is and proposes to [[Moe Szyslak|Moe]] that they refurbish Moe's and make it into a more accepting gay bar. By doing so, he hopes to earn Mr. Burns' respect for building a successful business, in addition to having a place to feel accepted. They turn Moe's Tavern into an ultra-trendy gay bar, "Mo's"; as a result, Moe leads his new patrons to believe that he, too, is gay. His efforts lead to such popularity with the local [[gay community]] that they push Moe to run for the city council to become the first "openly gay" council member. |
[[Waylon Smithers]] learns that he is not included in [[Mr. Burns]]' will, and when he confronts Burns with this fact, Burns tells him he only respects "self-made men". Feeling dejected, Smithers tries to cheer himself up by going to a [[gay bar]], but he is denied entrance because he's not as attractive or fashionable as the rest of the clientele. Stopping by Moe's instead, he notices how slow business is and proposes to [[Moe Szyslak|Moe]] that they refurbish Moe's and make it into a more accepting gay bar. By doing so, he hopes to earn Mr. Burns' respect for building a successful business, in addition to having a place to feel accepted. They turn Moe's Tavern into an ultra-trendy gay bar, "Mo's"; as a result, Moe leads his new patrons to believe that he, too, is gay. His efforts lead to such popularity with the local [[gay community]] that they push Moe to run for the city council to become the first "openly gay" council member. |
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Smithers attempts to "out" Mo as straight while Moe is announcing his candidacy for city council. Addressing the crowd of supporters,he tells Moe to kiss him as proof that he is really gay. Puckering his lips, Moe leans into Smithers, but at the last minute can't and announces that he was lying. Moe askes for forgiveness and hopes that they understand his need to be accepted. The crowd is disenhearted and leaves. As Moe leaves, he grabs Smithers and kisses him. Replying, "Like air frisbee, I'm glad I tried it once". The credits end as Mo's is renovated again to the old Moe's Tavern. |
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Meanwhile, [[Seymour Skinner|Principal Skinner]] tries to date the substitute music teacher, Ms. Juniper ([[Kristen Wiig]]), and sets her daughter Melody ([[Alyson Hannigan]]) up with [[Bart Simpson|Bart]] to get near to her.<ref>{{Cite web|url=http://www.foxflash.com/div.php/main/page?aID=1z4&mo=13&d=9|title=Schedule (January 9 - January 15)|publisher=FoxFlash|accessdate=2010-12-20}}</ref><ref>{{cite web|url=http://www.thefutoncritic.com/listings/20110101fox14/|title="Flaming Moe"|publisher=Fox|accessdate=16 January 2011}}</ref> Bart can not handle Melody and breaks up with her. Ms. Juniper at the end takes her daughter and quits her job as music teacher and moves out of town. |
Meanwhile, [[Seymour Skinner|Principal Skinner]] tries to date the substitute music teacher, Ms. Juniper ([[Kristen Wiig]]), and sets her daughter Melody ([[Alyson Hannigan]]) up with [[Bart Simpson|Bart]] to get near to her.<ref>{{Cite web|url=http://www.foxflash.com/div.php/main/page?aID=1z4&mo=13&d=9|title=Schedule (January 9 - January 15)|publisher=FoxFlash|accessdate=2010-12-20}}</ref><ref>{{cite web|url=http://www.thefutoncritic.com/listings/20110101fox14/|title="Flaming Moe"|publisher=Fox|accessdate=16 January 2011}}</ref> Bart can not handle Melody and breaks up with her. Ms. Juniper at the end takes her daughter and quits her job as music teacher and moves out of town. |
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Revision as of 04:41, 17 January 2011
| "Flaming Moe" | |
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| The Simpsons episode | |
| File:Simpsons Flaming Moe promo.jpg | |
| Episode no. | Season 22 |
| Original air date | January 16, 2011[1] |
"Flaming Moe" is the eleventh episode of The Simpsons' twenty-second season and aired on January 16, 2011 on the Fox Network.
Plot
Waylon Smithers learns that he is not included in Mr. Burns' will, and when he confronts Burns with this fact, Burns tells him he only respects "self-made men". Feeling dejected, Smithers tries to cheer himself up by going to a gay bar, but he is denied entrance because he's not as attractive or fashionable as the rest of the clientele. Stopping by Moe's instead, he notices how slow business is and proposes to Moe that they refurbish Moe's and make it into a more accepting gay bar. By doing so, he hopes to earn Mr. Burns' respect for building a successful business, in addition to having a place to feel accepted. They turn Moe's Tavern into an ultra-trendy gay bar, "Mo's"; as a result, Moe leads his new patrons to believe that he, too, is gay. His efforts lead to such popularity with the local gay community that they push Moe to run for the city council to become the first "openly gay" council member.
Smithers attempts to "out" Mo as straight while Moe is announcing his candidacy for city council. Addressing the crowd of supporters,he tells Moe to kiss him as proof that he is really gay. Puckering his lips, Moe leans into Smithers, but at the last minute can't and announces that he was lying. Moe askes for forgiveness and hopes that they understand his need to be accepted. The crowd is disenhearted and leaves. As Moe leaves, he grabs Smithers and kisses him. Replying, "Like air frisbee, I'm glad I tried it once". The credits end as Mo's is renovated again to the old Moe's Tavern.
Meanwhile, Principal Skinner tries to date the substitute music teacher, Ms. Juniper (Kristen Wiig), and sets her daughter Melody (Alyson Hannigan) up with Bart to get near to her.[2][3] Bart can not handle Melody and breaks up with her. Ms. Juniper at the end takes her daughter and quits her job as music teacher and moves out of town.
References
- ^ The Simpsons - Episode Guide - MSN TV
- ^ "Schedule (January 9 - January 15)". FoxFlash. Retrieved 2010-12-20.
- ^ ""Flaming Moe"". Fox. Retrieved 16 January 2011.