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About this "The Simpsons" episode: Whiskey Business is the 19th episode of season 24 and number 527 overall in the series.
in this episode, Homer and Marge help a suicidal Moe get a new lease on life by buying him a new suit -- and two venture capitalists help Moe make his dreams come true when they sample an aged bourbon he's been hiding for years and announce plans to make a ton of money (even letting Moe keep a little of it for himself). Moe enjoys his new brush with success, but is horrified when an elevator mishap destroys his suit. He later decides to believe in his product and himself, which doesn't go well at the initial stock offering once investors see him dressed in ordinary bartending gear and making a long list of damaging statements. Moe returns to his squalid existence at his bar, but has brightened up enough to pass on committing suicide...at least until the holiday season rolls around.
Meanwhile, Grampa is watching the kids while Homer and Marge are helping Moe, and an elaborate prank Bart and the school bullies, Dolph, Jimbo, and Kearney, are planning goes awry Grandpa falls off the roof and gets hurt. To keep from getting in trouble, Bart takes care of Grandpa, but each man is surprised with what a good job Bart ends up doing. Grandpa ends up hiding his recovery from Bart and getting busted for it, and each of them express appreciation for the other. Lisa protests against record companies using Bleeding Gums Murphy's image as a projected image. The great Sonny Rollins tells her via his own hologram that this is simply the way things are now, and Lisa groans when she sees Diana, Princess of Wales singing a rap about DVD and Blu-Ray and a hologram ad where Mahatma Gandhi touts a local bank.