History YMMV / TheSimpsonsS3E10FlamingMoes

* HilariousInHindsight:
** The Flaming Moe is spiked with cough syrup. Flash forward a few years and we have [[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Purple_drank Purple Drank]].
** When Homer tells Marge at the end of his "I'm making people HAPPY!" rant that he was being sarcastic, her response is a [[DeadpanSnarker deadpan]] "Well, DUH!" The modern seasons would depict Marge as someone who's SarcasmBlind.

** The relationship is intended as a homage to ''Series/{{Cheers}}'', however the behavior in said show also hasn't aged well in the Era of the "#Me Too" movement and as such make Moe's policy of mandating Colette to sleep with him to raise a lot of eyebrows and see him as an abusive employer and sexual molester at worst, which ironically is the modern characterization of Moe in the newer seasons.

* ValuesDissonance: Moe's advances towards Colette especially with him being her employer would be seen by most women as harassment today, even though is treated as completely harmless.

** The relationship is intended as a homage to ''Series/{{Cheers}}'', however the behavior in said show also hasn't aged well in the Era of the "#Me Too" movement and as such make Moe's policy of mandating Colette to sleep with him to raise a lot of eyebrows and see him as a abusive employer and sexual molester at worst, which ironically is the modern characterization of Moe in the newer seasons.

** The relationship is intended as a homage to the show ''Cheers'', however the behavior in said show also hasn't aged well in the Era of the "Hashtag Me Too" movement and as such make Moe's policy of mandating Colette to sleep with him to raise a lot of eyebrows and see him as a abusive employer and sexual molester at worst, which ironically is the modern characterization of Moe in the newer seasons.

* HilariousInHindsight: The Flaming Moe is spiked with cough syrup. Flash forward a few years and we have [[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Purple_drank Purple Drank]].

** The relationship is intended as a homage to the show Cheers, however the behavior in said show also hasn't age well in the Era of the "Hashtag Me Too" movement and as such make Moe's policy of mandating Colette to sleep with him to raise a lot of eyebrows and see him as a abusive employer and sexual molester at worst, which ironically is the modern characterization of Moe in the newer seasons.

* OneSceneWonder: [[RealJokeName Hugh Jass]], whose existence leads to Bart's prank call backfiring, yet he does not seem to mind the inappropriate use of his name and in fact even appreciates Bart's honesty about the whole thing.

* OneSceneWonder: [[RealJokeName Hugh Jass]], whose existence makes Bart's prank call backfire, yet he does seem to mind and in fact appreciates Bart's honesty regarding the inappropriate use of his name.

* OneSceneWonder: [[RealJokeName Hugh Jass]], who is a complete good sport to Bart's attempt of using his name as a prank call.

** The relationship is intended as a homage to the show Cheers, however the behavior in said show also hasn't age well in the Era of the "Hastag Me Too" movement and as such make Moe's policy of mandating Colette to sleep with him to raise a lot of eyebrows and see him as a abusive employer and sexual molester at worst, which ironically is the modern characterization of Moe in the newer seasons.

* ValuesDissonance: Moe's advances towards Colette especially with him being her employer could be interpreted by some as "harassment" today, even though is treated as completely harmless.

** The relationship is intended as homage to the show Cheers, however said behavior in said show also hasn't age well in the Era of the "Hastag Me Too" movement and make Moe's policy of mandating Colette to sleep with him would raise a lot of eyebrows and see him as a abusive employer and sexual molester at worst, which ironically is the modern characterization of Moe in the newer seasons.

** The relationship is intended as homage to the show Cheers, however said behavior in said show also hasn't age well in the Era of the "Hastag Me Too" movement and make Moe's policy of mandating Colette to sleep with him would raise a lot of eyebrows and see him as a abusive employer and sexual molester at worst, which ironically is the modern characterization of More in the newer seasons.

** The relationship is intended as homage to the show Cheers, however said behavior in said show also hasn't age well in the Era of the MeToo movement and make Moe's policy of mandating Colette to sleep with him would raise a lot of eyebrows and see him as a abusive employer and sexual molester at worst, which ironically is the modern characterization of More in the newer seasons.

* ValuesDissonance: Moe's advances towards Colette especially with him being her employer could be interpreted by some as "harassment" today, even though is treated as completely harmless.

* ValuesDissonance: Moe's advances towards Colette especially when hiring her would not look so favorably now with the subject of sexual harrasment in the workplace being treated more serious than before.

* HilariousInHindsight: The Flaming Moe is spiked with cough syrup. Flash forward a few years and we have [[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Purple_drank Purple Drank]].