Simpsons Top 100 Countdown
#56 The Last Temptation of Krust
Season 9, Episode 15 (Guide form the Simpsons Archive)
After his performance at a charity comedy show, Krusty realizes that he’s a has-been in the comedy world. After a brief attempt to freshen his act led by Bart and Jay Leno fails, he decides to retire. However, at the press conference to announce his retirement, his stinging criticism of the current state of comedy gets many laughs, so he un-retires and starts a stand-up gig. With his renewed popularity, some marketing individuals try to get him to endorse an SUV, and he realizes that selling out is a more basic instinct for him than comedy. Memorable moments include shoe shopping, Homer arguing with the parrot, Dr. Hibbert, Bart meeting Jay Leno, the review, the bender to end all benders, Kent Brockman the Clown, Rod and Todd, Krusty merchandise, the bathing of Krusty, Bart’s Comedy Jam, the press conference, people hanging on Krusty’s every word (especially Homer), Marge telling it like it is, marketing offer, Jay Leno should have gone first, and, of course, the Canyonero commercial(s) that end the show.
Season 9, Episode 15 (Guide form the Simpsons Archive)
After his performance at a charity comedy show, Krusty realizes that he’s a has-been in the comedy world. After a brief attempt to freshen his act led by Bart and Jay Leno fails, he decides to retire. However, at the press conference to announce his retirement, his stinging criticism of the current state of comedy gets many laughs, so he un-retires and starts a stand-up gig. With his renewed popularity, some marketing individuals try to get him to endorse an SUV, and he realizes that selling out is a more basic instinct for him than comedy. Memorable moments include shoe shopping, Homer arguing with the parrot, Dr. Hibbert, Bart meeting Jay Leno, the review, the bender to end all benders, Kent Brockman the Clown, Rod and Todd, Krusty merchandise, the bathing of Krusty, Bart’s Comedy Jam, the press conference, people hanging on Krusty’s every word (especially Homer), Marge telling it like it is, marketing offer, Jay Leno should have gone first, and, of course, the Canyonero commercial(s) that end the show.
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