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The Old Man and the Key

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The Old Man and the Key
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Episode Number {{{Episode Number}}}
Production Code DABF09
Original Airdate March 10, 2002
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Couch Gag Blue Man Group are playing in the living room. Homer exclaims "What the..."
Special Guest Voices Olympia Dukakis as Zelda and Bill Saluga as Ray Jay Johnson
Written By Jon Vitti
Directed By Lance Kramer

[edit] Plot

The episode begins with Homer waiting to watch the new season of XFL. Marge solemnly informs Homer that the XFL has been cancelled when the phone rings. Marge answers and it is a prerecorded message from the old folks home saying that Abraham Simpson is dead.

The family goes to the home and discovers that grandpa is in fact not dead and the home had made a mistake. Later on, a woman named Zelda moves into the home, intoducing herself as the woman who "puts the ass in assisted living". Grandpa is instantly smitten and realises the only way to woo her is to regain his driving license.

...Grandpa gets a license...

[edit] Quotes

Abe: I just wanna say... we're through! Nobody dumps Abe Simpson! You're nothing but a hoochie! Hoochie hoochie hoochie!
Audience: Hoochie hoochie hoochie!
Charo: (shaking her maracas) Hoochie hoochie hoochie!
(Zelda runs off stage crying)



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