The Simpsons Kill Off Larry the Barfly After 35 Seasons
A Stagering Run Comes to an End
Larry Dalrymple, better known as Larry the Barfly, has bid farewell to The Simpsons after a whopping 35 seasons.
As one of the show's longest-running background characters, Larry's staggering presence in Springfield has come to an end. This unassuming balding drunk, often spotted at Moe's Dalrymple (later renamed Moe's Tavern), has become synonymous with the show's rich tapestry of unforgettable characters.
While Larry's appearances have been brief and often silent, his impact on the show has been undeniable. His sardonic wit and deadpan delivery have added countless layers to the show's humor, particularly when interacting with Homer Simpson and his fellow barflies.
The news of Larry's demise has sent shockwaves through the Simpsons fandom. Many have taken to social media to express their condolences and share their favorite Larry moments. The character's unique blend of pathos and comedy will undoubtedly be missed.
The reasons behind Larry's departure remain shrouded in mystery, but it is clear that his passing marks the end of an era for The Simpsons. As the show continues to evolve, fans will fondly remember the contributions of one of its most enduring and endearing background characters.
Farewell, Larry the Barfly, and thank you for the countless laughs over the years.
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