Grilka

From The Simpsons Archive

Moe'N'A Lisa
#HABF19

When Lisa writes about Moe for a school report, she discovers he has a talent for poetry, but when she gets him published and he becomes the talk of the writing world, he takes all the credit for his success

Firestar007

Sounds like a fun episode

Grilka

Sounds like the same thing he did to Homer when he renamed the drink the Flaming Moe.

Firestar007

It does

Age-a-licious

It's always nice to see the family interact w/other characters on the show

~*OnlyNDreams*~

Hahaha it was a pretty good episode, you're right, it was just like when Moe took all the credit for the Flaming Moe.

I loved when they have to pull Homer across the floor.

LMAO about Grandpa's story about Hilter. "Had dinner with Hitler and laughed about it."

Homer teasing Moe and falling out the window was hilarious!!!!!

OMG! Homer's rapping tomatoe poem!!!!! LOOOOOOOOL!

"We should exhange insurance information. I have none."

Firestar007

Age- I like to see the family interact with other characters also

Carrie- all of those scenes made me laugh, love how Marge told the kids to grab a part of flab and pull him

I enjoyed the episode, a lot of funny stuff in the beginning, love how the family was hiding from Moe and were acting like crabs Loved it when Homer and Bart started fighting.

Loved it when Grampa thought the grim reaper was after him and that made him run faster Love how Willie won 2nd or 3rd place in the race

Age-a-licious

That was the best part about the whole episode!

Firestar007

That was hilarious when Homer said he didn't have insurance

Only Homer would do that

Grilka

I must have been doing something while watching the episode because I can't remember much. Did Moleman do the high jump at the Senior Olympics with artificial legs?

Firestar007

Yeah he did

He had some robotic legs.

homer2k6

Good episode, but it seems very similar to 'Flaming Moe' or 'Dad who knew too little' . Homer's poem "rapping tomato" is funny.
I cannot undertand - what the woman selling maple syrup tells Bart and family (after titles, when Homer is tasting maple syrup)?

Grilka

I may be grasping at strings, but the similarity between this episode and Flaming Homer could be on purpose. I wonder if the writers are establishing the character of Moe as a deceptive person, someone who'll take credit for other people's ideas/work.