I think this episode turned out great. I loved the premise of Homer, Reverend Lovejoy, and Apu receiving a letter from Moe saying that he will run away with one of their wives, sending the three into a spiral to find out who's wife it is. I loved that Reverend Lovejoy was featured more, other than what I had expected, with him showing up at the last ten minutes. I loved the moment with Homer, Reverend Lovejoy, and Apu receiving the letter from Squeaky Voiced Teen (whom falls into the water), and Homer tries to call Marge. His phone falls after Marge says "We're breaking up," so he grabs a fishing pole and tries to text her. I laughed a little at that, as it seemed funny...to me, that is. I liked the appearance of "Just Dance" in the episode, having Moe and Manjula dance to it. I loved the speaking appearance of Jacqueline Bouvier, Marge's mother. Even if not sounding like it did in "Lady Bouvier's Lover," it was a nice moment to hear Marge's mother talk again....after that terrible bout of laryngitis. I was surprised at the ending, with Moe saying he wrote that letter to scare some sense into the three husbands, saying for them not to take their wives for granted. We then flash out to the overlook of Springfield, with Moe saying: "You know, it's Mother's Day. Go call your mama. Take her to the diner on third street. Get her a ham on rye sandwich. Make sure she gets a fruitcup side. She deserves it." After saying this, we flash to black and see Marge with her mother, Luann with Milhouse, Seymour with Agnes, Bernice with her family, Apu with his mother, and finally, Homer with Mona, in a past photograph. I loved that photo, as it was very emotional and heartwarming. Anyways, I hope you all watched this episode, because I did.
Overall Rating: 5/5