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On Sunday December 29 2024, Fox broadcasts an episode of the series The Simpsons!

Bottle Episode Season 36 Episode 11 Episode Summary

The upcoming episode of “The Simpsons,” titled “Bottle Episode,” promises to deliver a unique and entertaining storyline. In this episode, Marge Simpson teams up with Waylon Smithers, a character known for his loyalty to Mr. Burns. Together, they embark on an unexpected adventure that takes a creative twist on the classic Robin Hood tale.

Marge and Smithers decide to become wine-forging heroes, aiming to take from the rich and give to those in need. Their mission introduces a mix of humor and heart, as they navigate the challenges of their unusual partnership. The episode is likely to showcase Marge’s resourcefulness and Smithers’ clever strategies, making for a dynamic duo that viewers will enjoy.

As Marge and Smithers dive deeper into their quest, they encounter various obstacles that test their resolve. Fans...

For my family, Christmas Eve means it’s time for sitcoms. Sure, we occasionally watch a film classic but mostly, the holidays means it’s a time to rewatch Christmas episodes of our favorite sitcoms.

These aren’t necessarily the very best Christmas TV episodes of all times, but the nostalgia-fueled ones that have somehow made it into the permanent rotation each year. For my money, we always start off with the Season 2 episode of “The Office,” “Christmas Party,” which — even now that I have nearly every line of the 22-minute installment memorized — still manages to never get old.

The Dunder-Mifflin fun follows the office Christmas event, complete with a Secret Santa game that quickly goes to hell. It’s character-driven humor which is particularly impressive for early in the run of the program. Romance fans get some sweet, iconic early Pam/Jim stuff with the teapot with “bonus gifts...

On Sunday December 22 2024, Fox broadcasts an episode of the series The Simpsons!

The Man Who Flew Too Much Season 36 Episode 10 Episode Summary

In the upcoming episode of “The Simpsons,” titled “The Man Who Flew Too Much,” fans can look forward to a fun-filled adventure centered around bowling. The episode features the beloved characters from Springfield as they join the newly revamped Pin Pals team. This marks a significant moment for the group as they prepare for their first-ever state bowling championship in Capital City.

The excitement builds as the Pin Pals travel to the big city, eager to showcase their skills on a larger stage. With the stakes high and competition fierce, the team must work together and overcome various challenges along the way. As usual, the episode promises plenty of humor, with classic “Simpsons” antics and memorable moments that fans have come to love.

Viewers can expect to see...

The Simpsons is gearing up for an exciting episode with Season 36, Episode 11, titled “Bottle Episode.” This new installment promises a unique twist as Marge and Smithers join forces in a quest that blends humor with a touch of adventure. The episode airs on Sunday, December 29, 2024, at 8:00 Pm on Fox.

In “Bottle Episode,” Marge and Smithers take on the roles of modern-day Robin Hoods, but with a wine-making twist. The duo sets out to forge their own wine, aiming to provide for the less fortunate in Springfield. Their mission is both noble and hilarious, as they tackle the challenges of wine-making while navigating the quirky dynamics of Springfield’s social scene.

Fans can expect plenty of laughs as Marge’s resourcefulness shines through, and Smithers brings his own flair to the operation. The episode looks to explore themes of generosity and community, all wrapped in the signature humor that The Simpsons is known for.

Season 7 of "The Simpsons" is one of the best seasons of television ever aired. Not only was the show was still in its "golden age" and delivering classic gag after classic gag at the time, but season 7 is also noteworthy for containing some of the finest Milhouse episodes in the show's history, including the brilliant "Summer of 4ft. 2," in which the level of sheer emotional abuse Milhouse endures remains one of the most hilariously dark running jokes the show ever tried.

What's more, season 7 gave us "A Fish called Selma," in which washed up actor Troy McClure marries Marge's sister as part of his comeback attempt. On his way back to stardom, McClure stars in the ridiculous musical "Stop the Planet of the Apes, I Want to Get Off!" which features a big musical number named after the character Dr. Zaius from the original movie. On its own, this...

On Sunday December 15 2024, Fox broadcasts an episode of the series The Simpsons!

Homer and Her Sisters Season 36 Episode 9 Episode Summary

The upcoming episode of “The Simpsons,” titled “Homer and Her Sisters,” promises to deliver a mix of humor and heartfelt moments. This episode will air on Fox and is sure to capture the attention of fans. The story begins with a fight in an escape room that leads to unexpected tensions between Homer and his sisters-in-law, Patty and Selma.

As the episode unfolds, Krusty’s aunt steps in to mend the rift between Homer and the Bouvier sisters. Known for her quirky personality, she brings a unique perspective to the family dynamics. Viewers can expect her to use unconventional methods to help Homer reconnect with Patty and Selma, leading to both comedic and touching moments.

The episode is likely to explore themes of family, forgiveness, and the importance of communication.

The upcoming episode of “The Simpsons,” titled “The Man Who Flew Too Much,” promises to bring excitement and laughs. Season 36 Episode 10 is set to air on Sunday, December 22, 2024, at 8:00 Pm on Fox. This episode features the beloved Pin Pals, who are ready for a big adventure as they travel to Capital City for their first-ever state bowling championship.

In this episode, the Pin Pals, known for their quirky antics and strong friendship, face new challenges as they prepare for the competition. The stakes are high, and the pressure is on. Fans can expect to see the team working together, overcoming obstacles, and maybe even some hilarious mishaps along the way. The charm of the Pin Pals shines through as they navigate the ups and downs of competitive bowling.

With the backdrop of Capital City, the episode will likely include plenty of familiar faces and classic “Simpsons” humor. The excitement of the championship,...

Even though time has no meaning in the world of Springfield (possibly due to some kind of anomaly in the space time continuum), here in the real world, The Simpsons is more than three decades old. Which means that, even though Bart Simpson will never not be a fresh-faced 10-year-old, the show has included a number of jokes that betray its agedness.

Over on Reddit, Simpsons fans have been sharing some of their favorite, most wildly dated references from the series’ long, long history, which those viewers who were born after the fall of the Soviet Union may not even get. Such as the time that the Simpson family randomly burst into the “I feel like Chicken Tonight” song.

This was, of course, a reference to a commercial jingle that’s almost as old as the show itself. In the early ‘90s, Ragu’s line of poultry sauces was sold...

When "The Simpsons" has the kind of legendary run it had from season 3 to season 8, no episode could knock it from the pantheon of greatest TV shows of all time. The likes of "Lemon of Troy" and "Marge vs. the Monorail" rank among the best "Simpsons" episodes of all time as instantly rewatchable sitcom classics that manage to cram in memorable jokes over a span of 22 minutes. Of course, we're a long way from season 8 at this point, and one could argue there are more bad episodes than good ones by now

That isn't to say everything post-Golden Era is irredeemable. There have been some real gems over the years; it's just not as consistently great as something like season 5 where every episode is a banger. Even then, there's a marked difference between an episode that's just kind of forgettable and something that actively makes you upset. 

Nearly 800 episodes of...

On Sunday December 8 2024, Fox broadcasts an episode of the series The Simpsons!

Convenience Airways Season 36 Episode 8 Episode Summary

The upcoming episode of “The Simpsons,” titled “Convenience Airways,” promises to deliver a wild and entertaining ride. Set to air on Fox, this episode finds the beloved Simpson family aboard a flight that quickly turns chaotic. With the title hinting at a focus on air travel, viewers can expect a humorous take on the challenges of flying with unruly passengers.

As the story unfolds, Homer, Marge, Bart, Lisa, and Maggie find themselves trapped in a cabin filled with characters that are anything but well-behaved. The episode is likely to showcase a variety of quirky passengers, each contributing to the madness in their own way. From loud arguments to unexpected antics, the flight is sure to be anything but smooth.

The dynamics between the Simpson family and their fellow travelers will be a key highlight of the episode.

The upcoming episode of “The Simpsons,” titled “Homer and Her Sisters,” promises to deliver a blend of humor and heartfelt moments. Set to air on December 15, 2024, at 8:30 Pm on Fox, this episode dives into the complicated dynamics of family relationships. After a comical fight in an escape room, things take a turn when Krusty’s aunt steps in to mend the rift between Homer and his notorious sisters-in-law, Patty and Selma.

Viewers can expect the usual antics that come with Homer’s interactions with Patty and Selma. Known for their sharp tongues and quick wit, the sisters have never been shy about expressing their feelings toward Homer. This episode will explore how family ties can be tested, especially in a high-pressure situation like an escape room. With Krusty’s aunt playing a pivotal role, there’s bound to be some quirky and unexpected solutions to the family feud.

As always,...

As part of their continuing efforts to (blue) milk the Star Wars franchise for all it’s worth, Disney just released a brand new, critically-acclaimed streaming series set in that galaxy far, far away: Star Wars: Skeleton Crew. This one’s about a group of kids who stumble upon a spaceship that ends up taking them far away to freaky planets full of toyetic alien creatures, and also Jude Law.

With any Star Wars project there’s obviously a risk that plot details will leak to the public, which is why they’re usually made under a veil of secrecy, often involving code names. Return of the Jedi, for example, was known as “Blue Harvest” during production. And the more recent Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker went by the code name “Trixie.” In retrospect, had the movie been about some random new character named Trixie, that may have actually...

The premiere of the 36th season of "The Simpsons" was novel. Matt Groening's animated sitcom has been airing for so long -- so ... so long! -- that audiences have frequently begun to wonder how the zeitgeist-defining hit should come to an end. Will it tap out at season 40? At 50? And if so, how would the series actually close? Perhaps to take the pressure off, the showrunners decided that the premiere of season 36 should be a preemptive series finale, giving a retrospective of the entire "Simpsons" oeuvre before the show actually ends. The episode, called "Bart's Birthday," was presented as an awards-show-style screening, projected in a theater stuffed with celebrities ("Weird Al" Yankovic! Penn & Teller! The Unknown Comic!). Conan O'Brien, playing himself, hosted the finale in wistful terms, bidding farewell to the long-running series. 

Of course, many famous people are in attendance, and sharp-eyed fans will be able to scan...

In the upcoming episode of “The Simpsons,” titled “Convenience Airways,” the beloved family finds themselves in quite a predicament. Set to air on December 8, 2024, at 8:30 Pm on Fox, this episode promises to be filled with the usual chaos and humor that fans have come to love.

As the title suggests, the Simpsons are trapped on a flight, but it’s not just any flight. They are surrounded by the most unruly passengers in America, setting the stage for a series of hilarious and unpredictable events. From loud arguments to bizarre behavior, the plane becomes a microcosm of the wild world outside.

Homer, Marge, Bart, Lisa, and Maggie will have to navigate this turbulent situation while trying to keep their sanity intact. The episode is sure to highlight the quirks of air travel and the colorful characters that often come along for the ride. With the Simpsons’ signature wit and charm,...

Everything’s still coming up Milhouse for Pamela Hayden. The actress, who has voiced Bart’s best friend on “The Simpsons” for 35 years, is retiring after Sunday night’s episode, “Treehouse of Horror Presents: Simpsons Wicked This Way Comes.” But Hayden said she has no regrets in parting ways with the long-running show.

“How many actors can say they’ve worked on a show for 35 years straight?” Hayden told Variety. “That alone is amazing. But it was time for me to devote my time to other creative endeavors that I have, like filmmaking. It was a tough decision, but I feel like it was the right one.”

Given the long lead time that animation takes from concept to air, Hayden’s exit has been in the works for a while. Hayden, whose voices also included school bully Jimbo Jones, Rod Flanders, Chief Wiggum’s wife Sarah and Lisa’s friend Janey Powell,...

On Sunday November 24 2024, Fox broadcasts an episode of the series The Simpsons!

Treehouse of Horror Presents: Simpsons Wicked This Way Comes Season 36 Episode 7 Episode Summary

The upcoming episode of “The Simpsons,” titled “Treehouse of Horror Presents: Simpsons Wicked This Way Comes,” promises to be a thrilling ride for fans of the long-running series. Set to air on Fox, this special installment dives into the eerie and whimsical world of a night circus, where a tattooed man plays a crucial role in transporting Lisa into a series of strange and captivating stories.

In this episode, Lisa finds herself swept away into three unique tales that explore different eras. The first story takes viewers back to the innocent 1950s, a time filled with nostalgia and simplicity. As Lisa navigates this era, she encounters the charm and quirks of the past, setting the tone for the adventures to come.

The second story shifts to a chilling retro-present,...

After 35 years and nearly 700 episodes, one of the core cast members of The Simpsons is leaving. Earlier this week, Pamela Hayden, who voices Milhouse, Jimbo Jones, Rod, (sometimes) Todd and dozens of other characters, announced her retirement from the show, saying, “The time has come for me to hang up my microphone, but how do I say goodbye to The Simpsons? Not easily. It’s been an honor and a joy to have worked on such a funny, witty and groundbreaking show.”

Her final performance will be this Sunday, but before she leaves Springfield for good, I caught her on her way out of town to talk about her earliest memories from The Simpsons, Milhouse’s irrepressible optimism and whether or not he and Lisa belong together.

It was such a surprise to hear that you’re leaving The Simpsons, how did you come to the decision to leave?

It was a fabulous run.

Milhouse Mussolini Van Houten has been in the news a lot lately following the announcement that legendary Simpsons voice actress Pamela Hayden is retiring. While the future of Bart Simpson’s best friend is uncertain, we’d like to take a brief look at his past.

Obviously, Milhouse went on to become one of the funniest characters in the history of the entire show, but his origin story is far from glamorous. Milhouse made his first appearance alongside Bart in a commercial for Butterfinger back in December 1988. This was a full year before The Simpsons even premiered.

To be clear, Milhouse wasn’t a part of the popular Tracey Ullman Show shorts that spawned the commercial, he was purely created to help a massive corporation sell chocolate. And for that reason, it seems as though not a whole lot of thought was put into the design of Bart’s new buddy.

The voice of Milhouse is leaving after season 35 of "The Simpsons." Pamela Hayden has been a part of the long-running series since the first season aired back in 1989 and also voices Jimbo Jones, Rod (and sometimes Todd) Flanders, and Chief Wiggum's wife Sarah. Now, however, fans of Milhouse will surely be feeling conflicted about one of the show's best characters being voiced by another actor.

Rather than dwell upon what is truly the end of an era for "The Simpsons," however, why not celebrate the legacy of Hayden's Milhouse? The boy whose mom says he's cool; who knows far too much about the various types of sprinklers; who's had his picture on "America's Most Wanted" and was subsequently hunted by the FBI before jumping from a dam to what would have been certain death (he only broke his glasses), has been provided some of the best moments in the show's long history.

As Simpsons fans are well aware, legendary voice actress Pamela Hayden recently announced her retirement. Hayden, of course, provided the voices of characters like Jimbo Jones, Rod Flanders, and, of course, Bort.

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But, most famously, Hayden gave life to Bart’s bespectacled, blue-haired best friend Milhouse Van Houten, who first debuted in a 36-year-old Simpsons Butterfinger commercial that actually predated the series.

Reportedly, Sunday’s non-Halloween “Treehouse of Horror” episode will be Hayden’s last. So far there has been no announcement concerning the future of Hayden’s characters, including Milhouse. Will they recast him? Write him out of the show? Have him come down with a case of laryngitis that just never goes away?

Rampant speculation aside, Hayden seems pretty irreplaceable. To underscore that bittersweet point, here are some of the great Milhouse moments that wouldn’t have worked nearly as well with another actor:

‘Why Did I Have the Bowl,...

After 35 years of breathing life into Springfield’s most recognizable residents, voice actress Pamela Hayden is stepping away from the microphone. Hayden, best known for her portrayal of Bart Simpson’s perpetually unlucky best friend, Milhouse Van Houten, announced her retirement from “The Simpsons,” leaving a void in a voice cast that has defined animated television […]

Springfield Loses a Voice: Pamela Hayden, Voice of Milhouse, Retires From ‘The Simpsons’...

The Simpsons is about to lose one of its longest-running voice actors. Pamela Hayden, who voices Milhouse Van Houten, Jimbo Jones, Rod Flanders, Sarah Wiggum, Janey Powell, and more, has announced that she has retired from The Simpsons after 35 years. Everything is not coming up Milhouse.

“People come up to me and they quote Milhouse lines,” said Hayden in a video announcing her retirement. “People are always saying what a nerd he is. But one thing that I love about Milhouse is he’s always getting knocked down, but he keeps getting up. I love the little guy.” Hayden continued, “The time has come for me to hang up my microphone, but how do I say goodbye to The Simpsons?……not easily. It’s been an honor and a joy to have worked on such a funny, witty, and groundbreaking show, and to give voice to Milhouse and Jimbo Jones,...

All good things must eventually come to an end. Even though "The Simpsons," which is now in its 36th season that included a fake finale, isn't ending, a key cast member of the show who has been there for 35 years is saying goodbye. Pamela Hayden, the voice behind characters such as Milhouse, Jimbo Jones, and many others, has announced her retirement from the classic animated series. Her final appearance airs in a matter of days. The show will then have to soldier on without her.

Hayden's final appearance will be in this week's episode "Treehouse of Horror Presents: Simpsons Wicked This Way Comes." The announcement was made with a tribute video (which you can check out below). It features Hayden sharing her love for Milhouse in particular, as well as some of the other characters she's voiced on "The Simpsons" over the years. According to Deadline, Fox is going to...

Everything’s coming up Milhouse — including retirement.

After 35 years of exceptional service to the comedy community, legendary voice actress Pamela Hayden has announced her imminent retirement from The Simpsons. Like many of the original Simpsons voice actors, Hayden, 70, plays numerous roles on the show, including Jimbo Jones, Rod (and sometimes Todd) Flanders and the fan-favorite elementary school sad sack Milhouse Van Houten, best known for his bone-dry cuffs and unrequited love of Lisa Simpson that leads him to dangerous places.

Hayden’s final performance on The Simpsons will be in this Sunday’s new episode “Treehouse of Horror Presents: Simpsons Wicked This Way Comes,” and, to celebrate Hayden’s many years of hard work and dedication, the official Simpsons Twitter account posted a touching tribute. Today, everybody likes Milhouse.

In a statement for Deadline, Hayden further expressed her gratitude for the gig that lasted for most of her career in voice acting,...

The voice actress who voices the role of Milhouse and various other characters on the hit TV show The Simpsons, Pamela Hayden, is retiring after 35 years on the series!

She has been with the show since the very first episode, and also voiced roles including Van Houten, Jimbo Jones, Ned Flanders’ son Rod, Chief Wiggum’s wife Sarah, Lisa’s friend Janey Powell, among others.

She’s been featured in nearly 700 episodes of the Fox animated hit.

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Her final episode will air this upcoming Sunday (November 24) – titled “Treehouse of Horror Presents: Simpsons Wicked This Way Comes.”

In a video announcing her departure, Pamela shared, “People come up to me and they quote Milhouse lines. People are always saying what a nerd he is. But one thing that I love about Milhouse is he’s always getting knocked down, but he keeps getting up. I love the little guy.

“The Simpsons” voice actor Pamela Hayden, who played Milhouse and a variety of other characters, announced she is retiring from the show after 35 years.

Her final episode will be “Treehouse of Horror Presents: Simpsons Wicked This Way Comes,” airing Nov. 24.

Hayden voiced Milhouse Van Houten, the blue-haired best friend of Bart Simpson, as well as the school bully Jimbo Jones, Ned Flanders’ son Rod (and sometimes his other son Todd), Chief Wiggum’s wife Sarah and Lisa’s friend Janey Powell.

She has been a mainstay on “The Simpsons” since its very first episode in 1989, and she is credited in 694 episodes of the animated sitcom, according to IMDb. Fox will now begin casting for her characters.

“People come up to me and they quote Milhouse lines,” Hayden said in a video announcing her retirement, which included a montage of Milhouse clips. “People are always saying what a nerd he is.

Pamela Hayden, who for 35 years has voiced Bart’s best friend Milhouse (and many other characters) on Fox’s The Simpsons, is retiring from character voice work and will last be heard in this Sunday’s “Treehouse of Horror” episode, airing at 8/7c.

Watch a tribute from the long-running ‘toon’s producers, above.

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“The time has come for me to hang up my microphone,...

The Simpsons fans were in for difficult news and a big loss to the town of Springfield on Wednesday (November 20). Pamela Hayden, who originated the voice of Bart’s bespectacled best pal Milhouse and many other mainstay characters, announced she is retiring from voice acting and is leaving the show. “The time has come for me to hang up my microphone, but how do I say goodbye to The Simpsons?……not easily,” she shared in a press release. “It’s been an honor and a joy to have worked on such a funny, witty, and groundbreaking show, and to give voice to Milhouse.” The show shared that her final performance as Milhouse and Jimbo Jones will air this Sunday, November 24, at 8 p.m. Et on Fox. The episode will “Treehouse Of Horror: Simpsons Wicked This Way Comes.” The bittersweet news came alongside a tribute video (below) titled, “Thank you ...

Everything’s not coming up Milhouse, it seems.

Pamela Hayden, who has voiced iconic Simpsons characters including Milhouse and Jimbo Jones, is retiring from the show after 35 years.

Hayden will voice her last episode – Treehouse of Horror Presents: Simpsons Wicked This Way Comes – on Sunday, November 24.

In addition to Bart’s best friend Milhouse Van Houten and bully Jimbo Jones, over the years, Hayden has voiced secondary characters including Ned Flanders’ son Rod, Chief Wiggum’s wife and Ralph Wiggum’s mother Sarah and Lisa Simpson’s friend Janey Powell.

The Simpsons, which launched on Fox in December 1989, will now start casting for her characters.

Hayden said, “The time has come for me to hang up my microphone, but how do I say goodbye to The Simpsons?……not easily. It’s been an honor and a joy to have worked on such a funny, witty, and groundbreaking show, and to...

Yesterday morning, Cincinnati Bengals beat reporter Jay Morrison revealed that everything is not, in fact, coming up Milhouse in the world of professional football. Namely, that despite the Bengals and Dallas Cowboys both experiencing highly disappointing seasons, the NFL can’t bump their upcoming, not-so-anticipated Monday Night Football matchup due to a Simpsons alternate cast that’s set to air on ESPN+ and Disney+.

“For those asking, the Bengals-Cowboys Mnf game is not eligible to be flexed out,” Morrison wrote of the teams’ December 9th showdown in a now-viral tweet. “All the drawings, voiceovers and other work that has been done for The Simpsons alt-cast that will air that night.”

Considering both teams have had humdrum seasons — the Cowboys currently stand at 3-7 while the Bengals aren’t much better at 4-7 — football fans reacted much like Springfieldians upon discovering their city had been encased in a glass dome,...

Making The Simpsons Movie must have been a daunting task. How do you honor nearly 20 years of iconic material in one 90-minute feature? Most recurring Simpsons characters got at least one moment to shine in the movie — from Krusty the Clown, to Hans Moleman, to Kent Brockman. And the movie even found ways to include brief cameos from more obscure characters like Itchy & Scratchy creator Chester J. Lampwick, and foul-mouthed puppet Gabbo.

Which makes it all the more strange that one of the show’s most well-known characters was absolutely nowhere to be found in The Simpsons Movie: Bart’s mortal enemy Dr. Demento Sideshow Bob.

Bob Terwilliger is obviously one of the keystones of the show’s mythology, but didn’t make the cut for the movie? This wasn’t always the plan, it turns out. Some story elements shifted around during production; the original villain of The Simpsons...

In the upcoming episode of The Simpsons, titled Treehouse of Horror Presents: Simpsons Wicked This Way Comes, airing Sunday, 24 November 2024, at 8:00 Pm on Fox, the beloved animated series takes a spooky and strange turn. This Treehouse of Horror installment introduces a mysterious night circus that transports Lisa into three eerie stories, each more unsettling than the last.

In this chilling adventure, Lisa encounters a tattooed man at the circus who sends her on a journey through three different realms. First, she finds herself in a bizarre version of the 1950s, where innocence and normalcy are twisted into something dark. Next, Lisa is thrown into a retro-present filled with unnerving surprises. Finally, she’s thrust into a brutalist future dominated by prestige TV, where power and influence are defined by the media we consume. With its blend of humor and horror, this episode promises to be a thrilling ride for Simpsons fans,...

On Sunday November 10 2024, Fox broadcasts an episode of the series The Simpsons!

Women in Shorts Season 36 Episode 6 Episode Summary

The upcoming episode of “The Simpsons,” titled “Women in Shorts,” promises to bring some fun and laughter to Springfield. In this episode, Homer and Marge Simpson continue their adventures in raising their three children, Bart, Lisa, and baby Maggie. The quirky town of Springfield is always full of surprises, and this episode looks to highlight some of the unique characters that make everyday life so interesting.

In “Women in Shorts,” viewers can expect to see how the women of Springfield come together for a special event. The episode will showcase their talents and creativity, revealing the strength and humor that often go unnoticed. Marge, as always, will play a central role, navigating the challenges and joys of motherhood while supporting her friends in their endeavors.

Bart and Lisa are likely to...

On Sunday November 3 2024, Fox broadcasts an episode of the series The Simpsons!

Treehouse of Horror Xxxv Season 36 Episode 5 Episode Summary

The upcoming episode of “The Simpsons,” titled “Treehouse of Horror Xxxv,” promises to deliver the show’s signature mix of humor and spookiness. Set to air on Fox, this episode features three unique stories that showcase the creativity and wit that fans have come to love.

In one storyline, giant monsters born from political rage threaten to wreak havoc on Springfield. As the chaos unfolds, the townspeople must band together to confront these colossal creatures. This segment is expected to blend satire with thrilling moments, reflecting the current state of political tensions in a fun and exaggerated way.

Another part of the episode takes a darker turn as Victorian Mr. Burns faces a terrifying Thanksgiving. Haunted by the ghosts of his abused workers, he experiences jump scares that highlight his past misdeeds.

The Simpsons is back with another exciting episode in Season 36, titled “Women in Shorts.” This episode promises to bring laughter and fun as Homer and Marge navigate the ups and downs of family life in Springfield. The show continues to explore the quirky dynamics of the Simpson family, featuring Bart, Lisa, and baby Maggie, along with the colorful residents of their hometown.

In this episode, viewers can expect a mix of humor and heartwarming moments. Bart’s mischievous antics will likely lead to some hilarious situations, while Lisa may find herself tackling a new challenge that showcases her intelligence and creativity. Meanwhile, baby Maggie, with her adorable charm, is sure to steal the spotlight in her own little way.

As always, the eccentric characters of Springfield will add to the chaos and comedy. With the episode airing at 9:00 Pm on Sunday, November 10, 2024, fans can look forward to a delightful...

For its season 36 premiere last month, "The Simpsons" gave fans a fake-out series finale where all the Springfield characters (except Bart) received happy, conclusive endings, implying better days (and possible spin-offs) ahead. "I'm sure gonna miss this place," everyone kept saying, turning the lights off to whichever room they were in and solemnly walking out the door.

The episode was not the real finale, of course, but it did offer a glimpse of what the finale could look like. For a show that's been famously hesitant to break with the status quo, even if it means keeping poor characters like Milhouse or Moe in endless agony, it could make sense for the series finale to center around the characters breaking free. It would be nice for Milhouse to get Lasik surgery or for Homer to start being a better father. But for showrunner and executive producer Matt Selman, the ideal...

The Simpsons’ “Treehouse of Horror” episodes may not seem so scary today compared to *gestures to literally everything going in the world*. But for those of us who grew up with the show, the horror-themed programming often exposed our impressionable minds to macabre themes that were wholly new to us. For example, there are a whole lot of people who saw “The Shinning” as kids long before they ever saw The Shining.

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Recently, a Simpsons fan on social media asked their followers: “Is there a Treehouse of Horror moment that genuinely scared you?” The answer was a resounding “yes.”

One person shared that they were frightened when “Devil Flanders gets pissed” in the “Devil and Homer Simpson” segment of “Treehouse of Horror IV.” After Homer taunts Lucifer/Flanders, he turns into a giant Fantasia-esque demon. The suddenness of the transformation, and the revelation that Flanders’ devilish alter-ego is genuinely threatening,...

The Simpsons has crossed over with a number of other TV shows over the years, including Futurama, Family Guy and The X-Files. It’s happened so many times at this point that it’s hard to believe that the mere suggestion of inviting Jay Sherman from The Critic onto an episode was the subject of a major behind-the-scenes controversy. Side note: How can anyone be mad at an episode that gave us “Man Getting Hit by Football?”

Well, now The Simpsons gang are once again co-mingling with another popular show that falls under the Disney corporate umbrella: ESPN’s Monday Night Football.

According to Disney, the December 9th game between the Cincinnati Bengals and the Dallas Cowboys will be presented in traditional fashion, but it will also be available to stream in a version set in the world of Springfield.

Yes, in the “Funday Football” stream, the Bengals will be coached by Bart,...

ESPN, Disney, The Simpsons, and the NFL will premiere The Simpsons Funday Football on Monday, Dec. 9, an animated Monday Night Football game transformed in real-time into the iconic Simpsons world using Sony’s Beyond Sports Technology.

Atoms Stadium in Springfield will host the fully immersive fan viewing experience featuring the Cincinnati Bengals at the Dallas Cowboys, ESPN’s Monday Night Football game that evening.

The Simpsons Funday Football alternate viewing presentation will stream on Disney+ and ESPN+ and, on mobile, with NFL+. The traditional Monday Night Football telecast will be available on ESPN, ABC, and ESPN Deportes with Monday Night Football with Peyton and Eli on ESPN2.

Both the traditional telecast and Peyton and Eli will also be on ESPN+, making each distinct presentation available in the ESPN App. All telecasts will begin at 8 p.m. Et.

Internationally, the special presentation will be available on linear or streaming in more...

When the Cincinnati Bengals take on the Dallas Cowboys on Dec. 9, you may be surprised to see some new players on the field in the form of Bart and Homer Simpson.

That’s because in addition to the regular “Monday Night Football” telecast, ESPN+ and Disney+ will be offering a live, animated recreation of the game with “The Simpsons Funday Football.”

The House of Mouse dropped a teaser for the state-of-the-art sporting experience during halftime of Monday’s game. While the clip only shows Bart siding with the Bengals and Homer backing the Cowboys, the December game promises many more appearances from Springfield — including Krusty, Nelson, Milhouse, Ralph, Carl, Barney, Lenny and Moe. Plus, Marge and Lisa will be interviewing players on the sideline, while Maggie operates the skycam. Watch the video below:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EsBwXy86WKk

The voices of Hank Azaria, Nancy Cartwright, Dan Castellaneta,...

A Monday Night Football matchup later this season will feature two familiar characters, Bart and Homer Simpson, in the decidedly unfamiliar context of a live NFL football game.

The alternate, animated telecast of the December 9 showdown between the Cincinnati Bengals and Dallas Cowboys will feature a fully immersive Simpsons experience conveying the actual on-field action. It will be brought to life by writers and voice talent from the long-running Fox animated series, whose characters and library became the property of ESPN parent Disney in 2019. The setting for the telecast, streaming on Disney+ and ESPN+ and on mobile via NFL+, will be Atoms Stadium in the show’s fictional home base of Springfield.

It will be the second annual “Funday Football” initiative by ESPN, Disney and the NFL, following last year’s debut edition set in Andy’s bedroom in Pixar’s Toy Story franchise. Unlike a year ago, however, strikes...

On Sunday October 27 2024, Fox broadcasts an episode of the series The Simpsons!

Shoddy Heat Season 36 Episode 4 Episode Summary

The upcoming episode of “The Simpsons,” titled “Shoddy Heat,” promises to take viewers on a trip back to the 1980s. In this intriguing episode, an unearthed corpse brings a chilling mystery back to life in Springfield. The town, known for its quirky characters and humorous antics, will dive into a cold case that has been buried for decades.

As the story unfolds, the residents of Springfield are drawn into the investigation. Homer, Marge, Bart, Lisa, and Maggie find themselves tangled in the mystery, each contributing their unique perspectives. The episode is expected to blend humor with suspense, as the family navigates the strange circumstances surrounding the corpse.

With the backdrop of the 1980s, fans can expect a nostalgic feel, complete with references to the era’s culture. The episode may also explore...

The upcoming episode of “The Simpsons,” titled “Treehouse of Horror Xxxv,” promises to deliver a spooky and entertaining experience for fans. Scheduled to air on Sunday, November 3, 2024, at 9:00 Pm on Fox, this episode dives into the Halloween spirit with its signature blend of humor and horror.

In this episode, Springfield faces a new threat as giant monsters, born from the political rage of its citizens, loom over the town. These creatures bring chaos and hilarity, showcasing how even the most serious issues can lead to absurd situations. The townsfolk will have to band together to confront these monstrous manifestations of their frustrations.

Additionally, viewers will witness a unique twist on Thanksgiving as Mr. Burns, in a Victorian setting, encounters the ghosts of his past. These spirits represent his mistreated workers, and their jump scares promise to bring both chills and laughs. It’s a perfect mix of classic horror...

On Sunday October 20 2024, Fox broadcasts an episode of the series The Simpsons!

Desperately Seeking Lisa Season 36 Episode 3 Episode Summary

The upcoming episode of “The Simpsons,” titled “Desperately Seeking Lisa,” promises to take viewers on an exciting journey into the vibrant and often chaotic art scene of Capital City. In this episode, Lisa finds herself caught up in an unexpected adventure that challenges her creativity and determination.

As the story unfolds, Lisa’s passion for art leads her to explore the downtown art scene of Capital City. This world is filled with colorful characters, unique artworks, and a fair share of eccentricities. Lisa’s journey is not just about appreciating art; it also reveals the challenges and quirks of the artistic community. Viewers can expect to see Lisa navigate through various misadventures that highlight both the fun and the difficulties of pursuing art in a bustling environment.

The episode is likely...

This Sunday, “The Simpsons” returns with a thrilling new episode titled “Shoddy Heat,” airing at 8:00 Pm on Fox. In this exciting Season 36 Episode 4, the town of Springfield is shaken by the discovery of an unearthed corpse, which brings back memories of a cold case from the 1980s. The episode promises a mix of humor and mystery that fans have come to love.

As the story unfolds, the Simpson family finds themselves drawn into the investigation. Homer, Marge, Bart, Lisa, and Maggie each have their own quirky reactions to the shocking news. The episode dives into Springfield’s past, revealing secrets and stories that have long been buried. With the town’s quirky characters and classic humor, viewers can expect plenty of laughs alongside the intriguing plot.

“Shoddy Heat” is sure to keep fans on the edge of their seats while also delivering the signature wit and charm that has...

This Sunday at 8:30 Pm, fans of “The Simpsons” will not want to miss the latest episode titled “Desperately Seeking Lisa.” In this exciting Season 36 installment, Lisa Simpson finds herself diving deep into the intriguing and sometimes bizarre world of Capital City’s downtown art scene. Known for her creativity and passion for music and art, Lisa is sure to have a whirlwind of experiences as she navigates through this vibrant yet challenging environment.

As Lisa embarks on her adventure, she encounters a mix of colorful characters and unique artistic expressions that push her boundaries and challenge her perspectives. The dark side of the art world can be intimidating, and Lisa’s misadventures promise to be both humorous and eye-opening. Viewers can expect plenty of the show’s signature wit and satire as Lisa learns more about herself and what art truly means to her.

“Desperately Seeking Lisa” will not...

For how often Nelson Muntz externalizes his rage in the form of hilarious beatdowns, you have to wonder what’s really going on inside Springfield’s most formidable bully among all the guts, black stuff and about 50 Slim Jims.

On The Simpsons, even bit characters are always more complicated than their surface-level trope may suggest. Take the “Just Stamp the Ticket Man,” for instance. Despite only appearing in brief, even curt scenes, the background character’s arc has spanned decades and evolved alongside the show itself. As such, it’s fitting that the archetypal bully character whom the show introduced as the antagonist of the Season One episode “Bart the General” should contain complexities and multitudes that even Springfield Elementary’s resident brainiac couldn’t fully grasp, no matter how passionately she smooched him under the moonlight.

Nelson Muntz is an angry, precocious, resourceful and comically violent young man whose...

On Sunday, October 13, 2024, at 8:00 Pm, Fox invites viewers back to Springfield for another hilarious episode of “The Simpsons.” This iconic animated series continues to follow the lives of Homer and Marge Simpson as they navigate the challenges of raising their three children: Bart, Lisa, and baby Maggie. Each episode captures the unique dynamics of their family life, set against a backdrop of quirky neighbors and outrageous town events.

In this week’s episode, audiences can expect the signature blend of humor and heart that has made “The Simpsons” a beloved staple for generations. The show’s sharp wit and clever storytelling will shine as the Simpsons tackle everyday scenarios that take unexpected turns. From Bart’s mischievous antics to Lisa’s insightful wisdom, viewers will see how the family interacts with Springfield’s eccentric residents, who always manage to add a little chaos to their lives.

As the episode unfolds,...

The season 36 premiere of "The Simpsons" feels a lot like an April Fool's episode, in that its entire premise is a meta joke about the show's longevity. "Bart's Birthday" is framed as a ceremony hosted by "Simpsons" alum Conan O'Brien, which starts off with him explaining how Fox has been trying to cancel "The Simpsons" since day one. He shows us a few potential series finales that supposedly almost happened: one where Homer really does die when falling down the Springfield Gorge, one where a skiing Homer gets brutally split in half when he crashes into a tree, and one where he accidentally blows up the entire town.

The main segment revolves around Conan tasking an AI machine to write the perfect series finale for modern "Simpsons," with terrible results. Almost every character is given a rushed happy ending, most of them with strong spinoff potential, while a confused Bart...

Spoiler Alert: Details follow for Season 36, Episode 1 of “The Simpsons,” “Bart’s Birthday,” which aired September 29 on Fox.

“The Simpsons” kicked off its Season 36 premiere on Sunday with what the show dubbed its “series finale.” Hosted by an animated version of former “Simpsons” writer Conan O’Brien, the episode opened with “The Simpsons” characters and other notables entering a Dolby Theatre-esque venue to celebrate the show’s ending.

“It’s such an honor to be with you all for the series finale of ‘The Simpsons,'” O’Brien said in his opening monologue. “I knew I was the right man for the job because I’ve hosted the last episode of three of my own shows and counting… Well, it’s true. Fox has decided to end the Simpsons. This show was such a special part of my early career, so being here means the world to me. Also. I left...