(Spring breeeeeeeeak, yeah! So I'm a little behind here...)
Well, I taped it on Sunday, watched it on Monday, and am writing here Tuesday, so in short, I found this episode to be pretty decent. Although there didn't seem like a solid particular reason why Abe and Selma should get together, it still worked well as an exploration of both their characters, and was consistently amusing (a comic standout, at least in my notes, is Homer's Esteban Sexface character and his second act break, though like I said, that's just my notes). I liked Bart and Lisa's return to childhood but when the fight with ASS turned into some sort of Lord of the Rings thing I had to roll my eyes. Anyway, till next time...
DYN: ...Grampa was already in love with Selma's mother (and also enough to propose)?
Previous episode references: 3F03: What makes a hot dog 7F17, 1F21, DABF09: Grampa in love 8F20, 3F15, 3F20: Selma Bouvier-Terwilliger-Hutz-McClure-Simpson eh? (But not Nahasapeemapetilon) BABF18: Lisa and the birds/rice urban legend 9F22: Grampa has a line reminiscent of "I'm cold and there are wolves after me"
Other note In the first season, the temporary working name for Marge (until Matt mentioned what her name actually was!) was Juliet, derived from Julie Kavner's name, so the episode's title reminded me a bit of that. Not only that, but the "Juli-eh" character in the episode itself was Selma, who of course is also voiced by Julie