The post featured a photo of "The Simpsons" character Homer eating a donut pasted into the corner of a security ... TSA then added a link sharing guidance for traveling with certain food items. Sixty ...

The beloved Homer Simpson, the binge-drinking and doughnut-loving father in The Simpsons, has entertained audiences for over three decades. Homer’s insatiable appetite continuously provides the show ...

There's a scene in Season 7, Episode 5 of the eternal animated sitcom "The Simpsons" in which perpetual 8-year-old Lisa Simpson announces to her family that she will no longer eat meat of any kind.

The Simpsons is more than a TV show – it’s a cultural force. As the longest-running American animated series, sitcom, and scripted primetime television series, it has entertained countless ...

Bart seems to be the only character immune to the virus, and in a crazy twist, residents of Springfield start believing that eating him could make them immune as well. The episode concludes with Bart ...

Since The Simpsons aired, there's been a few references to a potential World War 3. In one 1987 short, Homer is convinced that WW3 has started and insists the family rush to a homemade shelter in ...

He gets hurt during the game and ends up eating several hot dogs, leading to a food coma where he dreams up the entire Bengals-Cowboys matchup. At the end of MNF, Homer wakes up and tells his ...

Homer challenges Bart and his friends to a friendly football game but gets hurt and ends up eating several hot dogs during his recovery. His feast sends him into a food coma and he dreams up the ...

The account for the BBC show Have I Got News For You, chimed in with an image of Homer Simpson and his dog writing: “US Presidential debate: After Trump claims people in Springfield are eating ...

Hank Azaria, who voices Police Chief Clancy Wiggum on The Simpsons, has responded to Donald Trump’s baseless comments that immigrants in Springfield, Ohio, are stealing dogs and cats and eating ...

Hank Azaria, who voices Police Chief Clancy Wiggum in The Simpsons, has responded in character to Donald Trump ’s wildly false claim that people are eating pets in a town called Springfield.