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Another masterpiece of the Simpsons that reveals how inner good a person Moe is, and if that is not satisfactory enough, Moe not only outsmarted Bart in a prank phone call, but also, Bart is punished severely for what he did and that makes fans root for Homer, Marge, and Moe. A must see for simpsons fans!

Could have had a bit of potential, but it never improved.

A boring episode, with a nonsensical plot finale.

Watching my way through season 30 is PAINFUL. My favourite part of the episode was the music over the credits.

I enjoyed watching this episode a lot! I honestly think this is one of the best of season 30.The storyline is great and Moe really shines in this episode.

The main plot is about Bart ordering a Russian bride for Moe and Moe does fall in love with her.

The episode also punishes Bart for his actions and you do feel sorry for Bart but you also end up supporting Moe too.

The ending, although a tiny bit disappointing, is a good twist and I did get a few laughs out of it.

My only criticism is the Ending should have been maybe stretched out a bit longer because it all happens in a minute or so and felt a bit sudden.

Other than that small criticism, it's ,in my opinion, definitely one of the most enjoyable episodes of season 30

One of the better Simpson episodes that I really enjoyed! If you like Moe's character you should like this episode because he carries the show in this one. The plot of the story is excellent, Bart gets Moe a Russian bride to get back at him, but events don't go as planned. Most of the following story revolves around Moe trying to finally shed his loser image with women and finally get his girl. Very entertaining and thought provoking episode with a surprise ending that will have you on the edge of your seat waiting to see how it all turns out.

This is a bit of a mean spirited episode from start to finish. I laughed along in all the right places, but couldn't shake that feeling.

It starts well, as most modern Simpsons episodes tend to, but then again, like most modern Simpsons episodes it tails off.

The twist at the end, while expected, isn't very nice, and the show doesn't really seem to know where to go after that, so we end up with an odd bit with Nelson instead.

My reviews of more recent episodes all tend to read the same - it's a premise with potential that ultimately gets delivered in an unsatisfactory way, and that's a shame.