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"'''Moonshine River'''" is the first episode of [[season 24]]. The episode was also dedicated to {{W|Andy Williams}}, who died from bladder cancer five days before the episode aired. |
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+ | During a dance following a disastrous joint celebration of the Springfield Grand Prix (a car-race tournament) and the final stage of the Tour de Springfield (a cyclist competition), [[Bart Simpson|Bart]] makes fun of Lisa and [[Milhouse Van Houten|Milhouse]] while they are dancing. [[Lisa Simpson|Lisa]] opposes that she is with someone who likes her, to which Bart replies of how he has had relationships before. However, Lisa mentions that he never had a relationship that lasted long. Seeing that Lisa is right, he chooses to visit his girlfriends. |
Bart and [[Milhouse Van Houten|Milhouse]] go to see [[Mary Spuckler]], [[Cletus Spuckler]]'s daughter from [[Apocalypse Cow]], after being rejected by several of Bart's previous girlfriends, including: |
Bart and [[Milhouse Van Houten|Milhouse]] go to see [[Mary Spuckler]], [[Cletus Spuckler]]'s daughter from [[Apocalypse Cow]], after being rejected by several of Bart's previous girlfriends, including: |
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| − | #[[Jenny]], the nursing home volunteer and Good Samaritan from [[The Good, the Sad and the Drugly]]; |
+ | #[[Jenny]], the nursing home volunteer and Good Samaritan from "[[The Good, the Sad and the Drugly]]"; |
| − | #[[Darcy]], the then-pregnant teenager from [[Little Big Girl]]; |
+ | #[[Darcy]], the then-pregnant teenager from "[[Little Big Girl]]"; |
| − | #[[Gina Vendetti]], the juvenile delinquent from [[The Wandering Juvie]]; and |
+ | #[[Gina Vendetti]], the juvenile delinquent from "[[The Wandering Juvie]]"; and |
| − | #[[Nikki McKenna]], Bart's temporary classmate from [[Stealing First Base]]. |
+ | #[[Nikki McKenna]], Bart's temporary classmate from "[[Stealing First Base]]". |
| − | At the Spuckler house, Bart asks [[Cletus Spuckler|Cletus]] if she is here |
+ | At the Spuckler house, Bart asks [[Cletus Spuckler|Cletus]] if she is here. Cletus and [[Brandine Spuckler|Brandine]] inform Bart and Milhouse that Mary ran away after being engaged. [[Dubya Spuckler]] then informs them that Mary is at New York City. Bart then asks the family if they can go to New York, and after some thinking, they agree to go. Bart and Homer search for Mary, and just when he thinks that he will never find Mary, he comes across her and sees that her appearance changed. As Bart and Mary go around the city and chat, Mary sings a song for Bart while playing the guitar. She then admits her love for Bart. However, before the two get a chance to kiss, Cletus suddenly arrives, saying he will bring Mary back. |
As Cletus and the family are occupied, Mary reveals to Bart that she is leaving them again. After kissing Bart, Mary says goodbye and leaves on a train. When Cletus sees she is gone, he orders Bart to reveal what happened. Bart refuses, as he says that Mary is proof that a girl will like him. Cletus then realizes that it is time to let Mary go. The family and Cletus go back to Springfield, and during the ride, Cletus gives Bart a picture of Mary so he can remember her. |
As Cletus and the family are occupied, Mary reveals to Bart that she is leaving them again. After kissing Bart, Mary says goodbye and leaves on a train. When Cletus sees she is gone, he orders Bart to reveal what happened. Bart refuses, as he says that Mary is proof that a girl will like him. Cletus then realizes that it is time to let Mary go. The family and Cletus go back to Springfield, and during the ride, Cletus gives Bart a picture of Mary so he can remember her. |
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| − | Simultaneous to Bart and Homer's search for Mary, Lisa and [[Marge Simpson|Marge]] try to find some entertainment. They eventually go to a show of Romeo and Juliet, only to realize that the cast has quit due to a |
+ | Simultaneous to Bart and Homer's search for Mary, Lisa and [[Marge Simpson|Marge]] try to find some entertainment. They eventually go to a show of Romeo and Juliet, only to realize that the cast has quit due to a disagreement. Marge and Lisa choose to do stage their own play of Romeo and Juliet, only for the pair to get arrested. During the train ride back to Springfield, Lisa becomes outraged to see bad reviews of her show in the paper but calms down to see that the critics like her. |
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"Moonshine River" is the first episode of season 24. The episode was also dedicated to Andy Williams, who died from bladder cancer five days before the episode aired.
Synopsis
After Bart realizes that his relationships didn't last long, he plans to visit all of his ex-girlfriends for a second chance. After being rejected by the old flames he goes to see Mary Spuckler, only to learn that she moved to the east coast. Finding Mary as his last chance at love, the family travels to New York City.
Full Story
During a dance following a disastrous joint celebration of the Springfield Grand Prix (a car-race tournament) and the final stage of the Tour de Springfield (a cyclist competition), Bart makes fun of Lisa and Milhouse while they are dancing. Lisa opposes that she is with someone who likes her, to which Bart replies of how he has had relationships before. However, Lisa mentions that he never had a relationship that lasted long. Seeing that Lisa is right, he chooses to visit his girlfriends.
Bart and Milhouse go to see Mary Spuckler, Cletus Spuckler's daughter from Apocalypse Cow, after being rejected by several of Bart's previous girlfriends, including:
- Jenny, the nursing home volunteer and Good Samaritan from "The Good, the Sad and the Drugly";
- Darcy, the then-pregnant teenager from "Little Big Girl";
- Gina Vendetti, the juvenile delinquent from "The Wandering Juvie"; and
- Nikki McKenna, Bart's temporary classmate from "Stealing First Base".
At the Spuckler house, Bart asks Cletus if she is here. Cletus and Brandine inform Bart and Milhouse that Mary ran away after being engaged. Dubya Spuckler then informs them that Mary is at New York City. Bart then asks the family if they can go to New York, and after some thinking, they agree to go. Bart and Homer search for Mary, and just when he thinks that he will never find Mary, he comes across her and sees that her appearance changed. As Bart and Mary go around the city and chat, Mary sings a song for Bart while playing the guitar. She then admits her love for Bart. However, before the two get a chance to kiss, Cletus suddenly arrives, saying he will bring Mary back.
As Cletus and the family are occupied, Mary reveals to Bart that she is leaving them again. After kissing Bart, Mary says goodbye and leaves on a train. When Cletus sees she is gone, he orders Bart to reveal what happened. Bart refuses, as he says that Mary is proof that a girl will like him. Cletus then realizes that it is time to let Mary go. The family and Cletus go back to Springfield, and during the ride, Cletus gives Bart a picture of Mary so he can remember her.
Simultaneous to Bart and Homer's search for Mary, Lisa and Marge try to find some entertainment. They eventually go to a show of Romeo and Juliet, only to realize that the cast has quit due to a disagreement. Marge and Lisa choose to do stage their own play of Romeo and Juliet, only for the pair to get arrested. During the train ride back to Springfield, Lisa becomes outraged to see bad reviews of her show in the paper but calms down to see that the critics like her.
Videos
