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At first I thought he was one of the really old old timers but then I remembered he managed the Cardinals in the 1980's
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The Simpsons’ character killed off after 35 years on the show
‘RIP and thanks for all of the memories.’
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The Simpsons’ character killed off after 35 years shocks fans
‘RIP and thanks for all of the memories.’
Fans of The Simpsons are devastated after a long-running character was killed off.
Larry the Barfly is no more, after 35 years on the iconic cartoon show.
His first appearance was in the very first episode in 1989, the Christmas-themed Simpsons Roasting on an Open Fire.
Full name Larry Dalrymple, he usually sat next to fellow barflies at Moe’s Tavern, drinking a beer and looking a bit glum.
He rarely said anything, but popped up sporadically — a balding 42-year-old usually wearing a dark red jacket.
On Sunday night’s episode, Cremains of the Day, it was revealed that Larry had died, with Homer, Moe and fellow barflies Lenny and Carl going on a road trip to scatter his ashes.
Homer and his mates realise that, despite drinking in the same tavern as Larry, they barely knew him.
When Larry’s mum Iris tells them Larry considered them his “best friends” and asks them to share their fondest memories of him, they have to invent a fake tale about a fishing trip.
The character of Larry was voiced by Harry Shearer, who also provides the voices for several major Simpsons’ characters including Mr Burns, Ned Flanders and Waylon Smithers.
On the Simpsons Wiki Fandom page, Larry is rather unflatteringly described as an “ear-bender”, and a “glum” and “weird” fellow with a “dumb” and “drunk” look.
According to the Wiki Fandom page, Larry only officially spoke twice in the entire series.
In the early episode Bart Gets Hit By A Car, he sees Marge Simpson and says, “Who’s the chick?” before giving her a wolf-whistle.
In The Mysterious Voyage of Homer, he says just one word: “Colleague.”
Indeed, the most viewers ever discovered about Larry — that he liked fishing, that he called his fellow barflies “Moe’s Broes” — was in his final episode on the show.
Fans took to X to lament the loss of Larry, a man of few words but a constant presence across the show’s long history.
“Just learned they are killing off Larry on The Simpsons. I need a minute,” one fan wrote.
“I can’t believe they killed off Larry Dalrymple on The Simpsons last night,” another wrote.
A third noted: “One thing about the latest Simpsons episode is that, all jokes aside, Larry the Barfly’s life is really f****** sad and tragic.”
Others admitted they had never known the character’s name until his final episode.
“I’m over 30 and younger than 40 ... been watching The Simpsons all my life and just discovered the name of the guy that sits in the bar is named Larry,” one fan confessed.
Larry’s cause of death isn’t revealed.
He is simply there at Moe’s, drinking a beer and, moments later, when Moe kicks everyone out of the bar, he’s still at the bar — but no longer breathing.
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Thoughts and prayers.The Simpsons’ character killed off after 35 years on the show
‘RIP and thanks for all of the memories.’The Simpsons’ character killed off after 35 years shocks fans
‘RIP and thanks for all of the memories.’
Fans of The Simpsons are devastated after a long-running character was killed off.
Larry the Barfly is no more, after 35 years on the iconic cartoon show.
His first appearance was in the very first episode in 1989, the Christmas-themed Simpsons Roasting on an Open Fire.
Full name Larry Dalrymple, he usually sat next to fellow barflies at Moe’s Tavern, drinking a beer and looking a bit glum.
He rarely said anything, but popped up sporadically — a balding 42-year-old usually wearing a dark red jacket.
On Sunday night’s episode, Cremains of the Day, it was revealed that Larry had died, with Homer, Moe and fellow barflies Lenny and Carl going on a road trip to scatter his ashes.
Homer and his mates realise that, despite drinking in the same tavern as Larry, they barely knew him.
When Larry’s mum Iris tells them Larry considered them his “best friends” and asks them to share their fondest memories of him, they have to invent a fake tale about a fishing trip.
The character of Larry was voiced by Harry Shearer, who also provides the voices for several major Simpsons’ characters including Mr Burns, Ned Flanders and Waylon Smithers.
On the Simpsons Wiki Fandom page, Larry is rather unflatteringly described as an “ear-bender”, and a “glum” and “weird” fellow with a “dumb” and “drunk” look.
According to the Wiki Fandom page, Larry only officially spoke twice in the entire series.
In the early episode Bart Gets Hit By A Car, he sees Marge Simpson and says, “Who’s the chick?” before giving her a wolf-whistle.
In The Mysterious Voyage of Homer, he says just one word: “Colleague.”
Indeed, the most viewers ever discovered about Larry — that he liked fishing, that he called his fellow barflies “Moe’s Broes” — was in his final episode on the show.
Fans took to X to lament the loss of Larry, a man of few words but a constant presence across the show’s long history.
“Just learned they are killing off Larry on The Simpsons. I need a minute,” one fan wrote.
“I can’t believe they killed off Larry Dalrymple on The Simpsons last night,” another wrote.
A third noted: “One thing about the latest Simpsons episode is that, all jokes aside, Larry the Barfly’s life is really f****** sad and tragic.”
Others admitted they had never known the character’s name until his final episode.
“I’m over 30 and younger than 40 ... been watching The Simpsons all my life and just discovered the name of the guy that sits in the bar is named Larry,” one fan confessed.
Larry’s cause of death isn’t revealed.
He is simply there at Moe’s, drinking a beer and, moments later, when Moe kicks everyone out of the bar, he’s still at the bar — but no longer breathing.
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.
.continued
R.I.P.
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When I hear of barflies and Larry, I think of leisure suit Larry. Hope they have Spanish fly wherever you go bud.The Simpsons’ character killed off after 35 years on the show
‘RIP and thanks for all of the memories.’The Simpsons’ character killed off after 35 years shocks fans
‘RIP and thanks for all of the memories.’
Fans of The Simpsons are devastated after a long-running character was killed off.
Larry the Barfly is no more, after 35 years on the iconic cartoon show.
His first appearance was in the very first episode in 1989, the Christmas-themed Simpsons Roasting on an Open Fire.
Full name Larry Dalrymple, he usually sat next to fellow barflies at Moe’s Tavern, drinking a beer and looking a bit glum.
He rarely said anything, but popped up sporadically — a balding 42-year-old usually wearing a dark red jacket.
On Sunday night’s episode, Cremains of the Day, it was revealed that Larry had died, with Homer, Moe and fellow barflies Lenny and Carl going on a road trip to scatter his ashes.
Homer and his mates realise that, despite drinking in the same tavern as Larry, they barely knew him.
When Larry’s mum Iris tells them Larry considered them his “best friends” and asks them to share their fondest memories of him, they have to invent a fake tale about a fishing trip.
The character of Larry was voiced by Harry Shearer, who also provides the voices for several major Simpsons’ characters including Mr Burns, Ned Flanders and Waylon Smithers.
On the Simpsons Wiki Fandom page, Larry is rather unflatteringly described as an “ear-bender”, and a “glum” and “weird” fellow with a “dumb” and “drunk” look.
According to the Wiki Fandom page, Larry only officially spoke twice in the entire series.
In the early episode Bart Gets Hit By A Car, he sees Marge Simpson and says, “Who’s the chick?” before giving her a wolf-whistle.
In The Mysterious Voyage of Homer, he says just one word: “Colleague.”
Indeed, the most viewers ever discovered about Larry — that he liked fishing, that he called his fellow barflies “Moe’s Broes” — was in his final episode on the show.
Fans took to X to lament the loss of Larry, a man of few words but a constant presence across the show’s long history.
“Just learned they are killing off Larry on The Simpsons. I need a minute,” one fan wrote.
“I can’t believe they killed off Larry Dalrymple on The Simpsons last night,” another wrote.
A third noted: “One thing about the latest Simpsons episode is that, all jokes aside, Larry the Barfly’s life is really f****** sad and tragic.”
Others admitted they had never known the character’s name until his final episode.
“I’m over 30 and younger than 40 ... been watching The Simpsons all my life and just discovered the name of the guy that sits in the bar is named Larry,” one fan confessed.
Larry’s cause of death isn’t revealed.
He is simply there at Moe’s, drinking a beer and, moments later, when Moe kicks everyone out of the bar, he’s still at the bar — but no longer breathing.
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.
.continued
R.I.P.
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ScriptOhio
Everybody is somebody else's weirdo.
Actor Dabney Coleman, known for playing obnoxious comedic roles over 5-decade career, dies at 92
Dabney Coleman's role as Mr. Hart the "sexist, egotistical, lying, hypocritical bigot" in "9 to 5" gave him the greatest fame.
abc7.com
Actor Dabney Coleman, known for playing obnoxious comedic roles over 5-decade career, dies at 92
Dabney Coleman, the mustachioed character actor who specialized in smarmy villains like the chauvinist boss in "9 to 5" and the nasty TV director in "Tootsie," has died. He was 92.Coleman died Thursday at his home in Santa Monica, his daughter, Quincy Coleman, said in a statement to The Associated Press. She said he "took his last earthly breath peacefully and exquisitely."
R.I.P.
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Moxahala Park Carnie/ Rehoboth Strangler
We moved to NH just in time to catch most of the 86 Celtics. He and Bird trying to out-pass each other was something I'll never forget. He was also one of my favorite announcers, RIP.
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