Homer struggles to remember an important event while Marge rushes the family to the Senior Olympics.

Grampa competes in Senior Olympics events, recalling his past near-hit with Hitler.

Homer realizes he forgot Moe's birthday fishing trip and hides from him.

Moe sends a bitter letter to Homer expressing his hurt over the forgotten fishing trip.

Lisa visits Moe to write a report, discovering his poetic fragments and encouraging his talent.

Lisa sends Moe's poem to a magazine despite Homer's failed poetry past.

The magazine editor enthusiastically accepts Moe's poem and publishes it on the cover.

Tom Wolfe invites Moe to the Wordloaf Festival, and Moe asks Lisa to come along.

The Simpsons and Moe drive to Vermont for the Wordloaf Festival.

The group arrives at the Wordloaf Festival and meets Tom Wolfe.

Moe falsely claims he came up with the poem's title alone, breaking Lisa's trust.

Lisa confronts Moe about taking credit, but he dismisses her at the panel.

Homer and Marge explore Vermont while Lisa stays behind, upset.

Moe asks Lisa to write another poem for him, taking full credit again.

Moe struggles to write a poem alone, fighting geese that eat his notes.

Lisa breaks down crying over Moe's betrayal while her parents try to comfort her.

Homer decides to confront Moe for making Lisa cry.

Moe reads a heartfelt apology poem to Lisa at the farewell dinner.

Homer throws syrup at Moe, but Lisa stops him and forgives Moe.

A fight breaks out among the writers at the festival.

Moe and Lisa become friends again and plan to go bowling.

Homer becomes obsessed with tasting Vermont maple syrup.