The episode then ends with Marge watching her children reunite from heaven, now married to Ringo Starr. “I’m just so happy my kids are close again,” Marge says.

Marge proudly watches over them from heaven. "I'm just so happy my kids are close again," she says before being informed by Ringo Starr, who's also deceased apparently, that they're late for the ...

The episode then ends with Marge watching her children reunite from heaven, now married to her longtime crush, Ringo Starr. “I’m just so happy my kids are close again,” Marge says.

There’s a shrimp tower.” “Okay, Ringo. I’m just so glad that we’re allowed to marry different people in Heaven,” she responds before kissing the animated Ringo Starr.

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The two then share an embrace and the episode ends. The character of Ringo has previously appeared in The Simpsons. He voiced himself in the 1991 episode 'Brush with Greatness'.

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