Homer, Lenny, Carl, and Moe are captured in The Simpsons Season 35's "Cremains Of The Day"
The following contains spoilers for The Simpsons Season 35 Episode 15, "Cremains Of The Day," now streaming on Hulu.
This fluid growth in The Simpsons has seen certain characters grow and fade in prominence, reflecting different storytelling purposes over the long-running show. One of the ways this can be best seen is in the show's focus on The Simpsons characters like Barney Gumble. Introduced all the way back in the first full-length episode of The Simpsons, Barney has been a constant in the show since the beginning.
While Moe is dismissive of the explanation that he had something "more important" to attend to, it turns out Barney is out of Springfield, helping construct a well for a remote village. It's a sharp contrast from the rest of the episode's tone. Much of the episode highlights the differences and flaws of the others. Meanwhile, Barney makes a positive impact on the world elsewhere.
This potential carried over from "Mr. Plow" into other episodes of the era. When Barney is given a proper outlet and forced to abstain from drinking in season 5's "Deep Space Homer," he quickly proves capable of becoming a NASA-approved astronaut. He's even shown to have a strong artistic impulse, winning the Springfield Film Festival in season 6's "A Star Is Burns" with an artistic exploration of his addiction problems.
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