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Homer and Bart leaning on a monorail on The Simpsons - Fox With over 800 episodes and counting, you won't be short on "Simpsons" content during a marathon. The TV institution has put the titular ...

From coronavirus to Lady Gaga's Super Bowl performance to the Apple Vision Pro, The Simpsons seem to have predicted ...

Since its premiere in 1989, Fox’s beloved animated sitcom has bizarrely predicted dozens of real-life occurrences, from Donald Trump’s presidency to the smartwatch. In an episode of the show called ...

Krusty the Clown has been a key piece of The Simpsons franchise from the very first season of The Simpsons. Inspired by famous TV clowns of older eras like Bozo the Clown, Krusty was a TV icon in ...

Sunday, Feb 15, The Simpsons airs its 800th episode, extending its reign as the longest-running scripted primetime series in TV history. The landmark episode, titled “Irrational Treasure,” premieres ...

Mike Price, who serves as an executive producer on The Simpsons, revealed in a recent interview what could potentially be the “end of everything” for the iconic Fox animated show. This comes amid The ...

“The Simpsons” may have saved Yeardley Smith’s life. As the show reaches a remarkable 800 episodes — with more seasons and a new movie still to come — Smith recently revealed to Variety that her role ...

Across 37 seasons and now almost 800 episodes, “The Simpsons” has continued to surprise viewers by seeming to predict the future. Gags that start as nothing more than jokes ultimately manifest into ...

In the Season 37 finale of The Simpsons, Homer learns about Kirk's bipolar disorder and how it affects him and his loved ones.

On Sunday the series, the longest running American sitcom, will air its 800th episode on Fox. In an interview, the creator Matt Groening says there’s no end in sight. By Darryn King A few years ago at ...

Will Homer visit the Rocky statue at the Philadelphia Museum of Art? Will Marge buy any unique knits from Fabric Row? And could a babysitting Lisa take Maggie to South Street and to pick up some fine ...