In The Name Of The Grandfather (S20E14)

Dia duit! That's right this week we' gathered our lucky charms and and visited O'Flanagan's pub in Ireland for a pint or two, and boy are we glad that we did because this is arguably the best Simpsons vacation episode since Bart vs Australia.

Al Jean said the intention was to produce a love letter to Ireland and they succeeded. A really fun story that sees Homer and Abe buy an Irish pub and ignore the no-smoking laws.

We also discuss Colin Farrell, the 1970s comic series GASM, the use of the word "bog" and more.

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CHAPTERS:

3:30 - Dando's kittens keep stepping in poop
5:50 - Is the best Simpsons "go to" episode since Bart vs Australia?
9:20 - Nicola likes the Irish accent
16:00 - They didn't use the Irish "drunk" stereotype
24:20 - FAVOURITE MOMENTS
31:40 - TRIVIA
32:30 - The use of the word "bog"
39:54 - STONECUTTER SHOUTOUTS
41:26 - EPISODE RUN THROUGH

45:00 - orgasm
46:00 - Guy's journey with the GASM comics
54:00 - Disposing of hard rubbish is the best
58:00 - Murder Incorporated
01:02:00 - Cooking homemade vegetable soup with Nan
01:16:14 - Colin Farrell
01:20:18 - 90s sports logos are iconic

01:34:15 - What Did You Learn?
01:34:40 - New Names



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