Larry \u201cBarfly\u201d Dalrymple may not have been a central character in The Simpsons, but his presence at Moe\u2019s bar was a familiar sight for fans. As one of the regular barflies, Larry was often seen alongside his best friend Sam, enjoying drinks and adding to the background ambiance of the tavern. Despite his minimal dialogue and lack of significant plot involvement, Larry was a consistent fixture throughout the series, affectionately considering the other barflies his closest companions.<\/p>\n
In season 35, episode 15 of The Simpsons, titled \u201cThe Wayz We Were,\u201d the show bids farewell to Larry in a poignant yet humorous manner. Larry\u2019s cause of death is not explicitly stated in the episode. However, viewers witness him motionless on the stoop of Moe\u2019s bar, prompting Moe and the other barflies to come to terms with his passing. While Larry\u2019s death marks the end of his on-screen presence, it also serves as an opportunity for the characters to reflect on his life and their friendship with him.<\/p>\n
Despite his relatively minor role, Larry\u2019s death is not without significance. The episode delves into Larry\u2019s background, revealing his fondness for fishing and his close bond with his mother, Iris Dalrymple. As Moe and the other barflies embark on a road trip to scatter Larry\u2019s ashes, they come to realize the depth of his affection for them and the impact he had on their lives.<\/p>\n
While Larry\u2019s passing may have gone unnoticed by some fans, the episode honoring his memory provides a touching tribute to a character who was a part of the fabric of Moe\u2019s bar for many years. In saying goodbye to Larry, The Simpsons reminds viewers of the importance of friendship and the lasting impact even seemingly minor characters can have on those around them.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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