The Simpsons "Eleanor Rigby" parody. All the Lonely Barflies (full version)

Published 2024-04-25
"Cremains of the Day" Season 35, Episode 15

In many ways, Larry Dalrymple was a supporting player in our lives. He didn't grab our attention with memorable catchphrases... or comical accents.

All Comments (21)
  • @hueylong730
    It's ironic that, in an episode about a character dying alone and forgotten, they forgot to include the one character they paired larry with
  • @Brianna-eo8nu
    It’s kind of ingenious how they used the ‘kill off random side character no Simpsons fan has not thought about for years for shock value/ratings boost” trope and actually managed to weave a decently emotionally affecting narrative out of it. Larry might be a seemingly random character to kill off and make a big deal out of, considering he was basically a background character. But that’s precisely the point the episode makes. The tragedy of Larry was he was a background character and none of the guys, Springfield or us the audience truly paid attention to him until he was gone. Leaving us with a sobering message about loneliness and how we often tend to forget some people. Never taking the time to reach out and give some connection to all those lonely people. Also, this Yellow Submarine/Elinor Rigby homage is on point.
  • @MoonLoonie69
    Larry the Barfly, died in the bar and was buried along with his name Nobody came Reverend Lovejoy, wiping the sweat from his brow as he walked from the grave Nobody was saved
  • @CMuyal
    They didn't need to put that much effort into that Eleanor Rigby parody, but I'm glad they did
  • @clippygoat
    Kinda disgraceful that his other friend, Sam the Barfly was just swept under the rug
  • Ive watched the simpsons my entire life and i never knew his name was larry.
  • @Kilometers_KPH
    You can say what you want about Modern Simpsons. This is incredible.
  • @badjokecoke
    Meanwhile, Larry wherever he is: OH NOW YOU GIVE A SHIT ABOUT ME-
  • @tuomaspolla3814
    "He died... unloved... in a bar!" So much contempt in Marge's voice towards the word "bar", and yet she already hated Moe's.
  • @AlexG-jk8tc
    I actually quite liked this episode. Its treatment of Larry reminded me of The Amazing World of Gumball, where they make you invested in a side character you otherwise wouldn't have thought twice about. (Bar)Fly high, Larry ❤
  • Man…….this had shades of Simpsons Season 3-10 when their parodies were ON POINT! We need more of this!
  • @l.salisbury1253
    Larry the barfly picks up the teeth in a bar where a fight has just been Lives in a dream...
  • @Daniel-kx3zz
    Just like in real life. There are a lot of Larrys over there. But nobody will know or care until they're gone. They don't deserve that but they got it.
  • @Dahaka-rd6tw
    Is it bad I sometimes feel myself being Larry myself? I'm pretty much a "Background character in real live". Like, I do want to do something interesting, meet people but in the ned I just can't. I just either sit or stay alone, minding my own business and I even talk little in real life, when I absolutely have to.
  • @josejrivera8494
    Midwest in peace Larry I think you're the greatest character on The Simpsons episode of History😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢
  • @riga_tony
    The Eleanor Rigby reference was on point
  • @Grib68-
    I think there are many men in this world who live lives of quiet desperation,uncared for and unappreciated, many of them either end up dead from suicide or they find what little solace they can at the bottom of a bottle.