Grampa and Homer stand on a purple parade float shaped like a giant book titled 'The Drunken Irish Novelists of Springfield' beside a green Irish…
The Simpsons, “Homer vs. the Eighteenth Amendment” (season 8, episode 18), 2:32–2:42
What happens
Grampa, in a brown hat and jacket, and Homer, in a brown suit with a red tie, stand on a purple parade float shaped like a giant book titled 'The Drunken Irish Novelists of Springfield' beside a green Irish Whiskey bottle, while a crowd of green-hatted people lines the street. A stooped figure in a tan suit waves from the float, and Bart and others in the street watch as a yellow splat appears on the book and a bottle-wielding man in green rushes the float. Lettering on the book and bottle reads 'The Drunken Irish Novelists of Springfield' and 'Irish Whiskey,' and later the float is seen beside a building sign reading 'John Bull's Fish & Chips' with a Union Jack banner, parked cars passing in front. In the final moments the crowd near the float holds cans of Duff beer, a long-haired woman in a green outfit and a man with a moustache in a blue jacket stand among them, and confetti falls over the scene.
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What's said
- 2:36
Hey, go, go, go!