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Grandpa Simpson reveals to Bart that he and Montgomery Burns were part of a World War 2 unit known as the Flying Hellfish, which stole priceless art from a German castle during the war, of which the last surviving member would inherit the fortune. When another member of his platoon dies, Abe and Burns remain the last two survivors, and Burns vows to make sure Grandpa doesn't become the last Hellfish, until Abe and Bart vow to find the fortune before Burns does. Written by
Daniel Timothy Dey
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Goofs
Which one of the Flying Hellfish buried the crate in the sea? And why is it a mystery to Grampa where it is buried?
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Quotes
Grampa:
Now, my story begins in 19-dickety-two. We had to say "dickety" cause that Kaiser had stolen our word "twenty". I chased that rascal to get it back, but gave up after dickety-six miles...
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the children laugh]
Martin Prince:
"Dickety"? Highly dubious!
Grampa:
What're you cackling at, fatty? Too much pie, that's your problem!
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This is one of my favourite episodes of the Simpsons, and hell there are some good ones!
The episode plays like an old fashioned crime serial, like "Tin Tin" or something like that. The episode also features my favourites, Mr Burns and Grandpa Simpsons as prominent characters and goes into there past and shows them in there army days. There are some great jokes involving Nazi's and World War Two. One of the best parts of the episode is when Abe Simpson attempts to assassinate a certain high profile Nazi only to have the plan thwarted by Burn's.
Overall this is an amazing episode and for me an instant classic, I heartily recommend it.