Valentine's Day is right around the corner, and The Simpsons are ready to get their love game on. Whether it's finding love, reigniting it with your wife, or having a romance from another era, Springfield residents cannot get enough of it.
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Disney+ will premiere another exclusive The Simpsons episode ahead of its season 36 mid-season premiere. It'll be titled "The Past and the Furious" and centered on Lisa and Mr. Burns. This unlikely but polarizing duo will discover some things about Burns.
Animals have been part of The Simpsons landscape since Snowball I was introduced in the shorts. In its 37 years on air, we watched plenty of animal episodes advocating for their rights and well-being. The show jumpstarted adoption in media.
The Simpsons might not be big Broadway Stars, but they sure can perform a musical song and dance number when the mood is right. Incorporating satirical versions or imitations of popular tunes naturally fits in with The Simpsons format.
It's weeks until Super Bowl LIX, and Family Guy is getting their game on! Since the pilot, football has been a supporting highlight in the series, creating some hilarious and often dubious situations for the Griffin family. But the sport tends to do that.
Family Guy is getting ready for their big February premiere on Fox! We already have the launch date of when the Griffin returns, and to amplify that excitement, we now have a poster! Disney's artistic value and composition should be appreciated, as the co
The Simpsons are ready for football's biggest game, Super Bowl LIX, which will take place on February 9th, 2025. While we don't know who the two teams will be competing for the Championship title (though our bets are on the Kansas City Chiefs).
As Homer Simpson would say, "D'oh!" Fox recently announced that the remaining episodes of The Simpsons season 36 will come at a much later date than anticipated. In other words, the hiatus will continue since the network has been broadcasting encores.
Family Guy is headed back to Fox in February for season 23! It’s freakin’ sweet, especially when the hiatus between season 22 and now felt like a thousand years. Fans are rejoicing as we all missed the Griffins and their whack-a-doo antics.
The Simpsons gave us plenty of parodies and references in their lifetime (a very long lifetime) and have nearly touched every property (and Disney) under the moon with a comedic flair. Spoofs are one of the show's most formulaic elements.
The Simpsons may be TV's funniest family, but there comes a time when the laughs must be placed aside, and the focus must be reset on what's happening in the world. More specifically, the animated comedy sympathizes with Los Angeles as the city recovers.
Smithers portrayed a realistic semblance, which didn't make him any less of an individual or diminish his worth. He was graciously accepted among his peers, and everyone knew that he was gay; they just thought nothing of it, as it should be. LGBTQ stories
Family Guy has hosted a plethora of notable guest stars over their long run, and with season 23 looming ahead during Fox's midseason lineup, we can't wait to see who'll be on the guest list roster. We can confirm that comedian Pete Davidson will be one.
Homer Simpson makes a good living as the Head of Nuclear Safety at the Springfield Power Plant. However, The Simpsons’ patriarch and father of three is often incompetent in his role and has caused many panics over time.
Seth MacFarlane created one of TV's most famous families- the Griffins from Family Guy. Sure, he also created American Dad and the Family Guy spin-off, The Cleveland Show, but they didn't meet the success of his first masterpiece.
Season 1's "Moaning Lisa" is no exception to the cracked predictions and ahead-of-it's time storyline. In fact, it's an episode that everyone should watch because it's relatable today, with the subject matter and coming to a solution.
Brian Griffin- the second most intelligent member of the Griffins, next to Stewie of Family Guy, happens to be a dog. And like most dogs, he enjoys car rides, treats, and the occasional belly rub. But unlike traditional dogs, Brian goes on dates.
It's The Simpsons Sunday once again! We usually preview tonight's new episode or inform you whether the funny family will be airing on Fox. With that said, you stumbled into the right place to find out if there will be a new adventure, an encore
Santa's Little Helper, the beloved dog of The Simpsons, has been with the series since 1989 when Homer and Bart adopted him following his abandonment at the Springfield Dog Track. Let me be 100% transparent that I despise any form of animal sporting.
But don't go thinking Bluey is only for kids. The show has plenty of adult references to which we can relate. We're selecting eight, two of which are inspired by The Simpsons. You can't get any better than that. The jokes and references fly over the kids.