The Simpsons season 36 is becoming a new favorite of mine, as each episode hasn't been a disappointment and is of the comedic highest quality. That's tough for any show to do: To remain consistent throughout a season.
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For those missing Family Guy on Adult Swim, well, I've got some "freakin' sweet' news for you. The beloved and long-running Seth MacFarlane animated comedy will be heading back to the network in 2025. Consider it a New Year's celebration, if you will.
Woo-hoo! It's The Simpsons Sunday and tonight, we're getting a brand new episode! Titled "Bottle Episode," it's going to be about a very unlikely duo, but we're positive that they'll work together well, with a few glitches.
Staying in for the 2025 New Year's Eve celebrations? Don't worry, for we got you covered! We're celebrating ourselves by rewatching a few New Year-themed episodes starring The Simpsons, Family Guy, and more!
The Simpsons have done it again this season with another great episode! "The Man Who Flew Too Much" had so many excellent points to its storyline while keeping the heart of the series intact. It was a masterful 22 minutes.
Over its 22 seasons, Family Guy had its share of Christmas episodes to unwrap, each filled with farce and some of the weirdest but heartfelt outtakes. Peter Griffin has dragged his kin into some dysfunctional situations, but he makes up for it.
It's literally three days before Christmas, and while we anxiously wait to open our presents revealing what the Big Guy has brought us, there's one present we can open up early. It's a new The Simpsons episode!
So, the unimaginable had happened in the latest The Simpsons episode, "Homer and Her Sisters." I can't stop laughing at the plot, while it also felt a bit out of character for Homer and a few others.
The Simpsons have given us plenty of holly-jolly Christmas episodes over the years, each one making us feel like we're unwrapping a gift on that wonderful holiday morning. At least, that's how I felt each time a new Christmas installment came on.
t's The Simpsons Sunday again, and tonight, it's another new episode of the hilarious Springfield family! We're nine episodes in, and it's Homer versus his loudmouth sisters-in-law in "Homer and Her Sisters." Whenever those three are together.
The Simpsons will be dropping their Christmas episode this year, but it won't be airing on Fox. It'll be a Disney+ exclusive, and it'll concede with the 35th anniversary of the first episode, "The Simpsons Roasting On An Open Fire." Oh, what fun it is!
Thirty-five years ago, The Simpsons released their first full-length episode and a Christmas one at that. Titled "The Simpsons Roasting On An Open Fire," it chronicled the grievances and joys of the holidays in the 1980s but with an edge.
This week's The Simpsons had a lot going on up in the air, and while "Convenience Airways" was a wonderfully-structured episode with Homerisms and Bart's increasing thirst of being the Snark, it had the inconvenience of following the story.
Hooray! It's Sunday, which means that we get a brand new episode of The Simpsons! In the eighth episode of season 36, "Inconvenience Airways," the family is about to experience what we sometimes do on a travel adventure. We're talking about bad flights.
Seth MacFarlane, the guy famously known as the creator of Family Guy and The Orville (by the way, when will that be renewed?), loves Christmas. So much so that he performed at the 9th annual Disney Holiday Spectacular this year.
Ah, Christmas, the time when the Griffins on Family Guy try to keep their hijinks on the down low. In the Hulu exclusive special, "Gift of the White Guy," there were hijinks, and then there was Stewie, trying to erase himself from the Naughty List.
D'oh! There's no new The Simpsons episode tonight, as Homer and his family will take a break. It's sad, but it'll give us time to catch up on season 36, watch the repeat, do a Disney+ Simpsons binge, or watch something else on another network.
Family Guy has served hilarious if small, helpings of Thanksgiving episodes over the past few years. Unfortunately, we didn't get one this year since the animated comedy has been pushed back to 2025 for its 23rd season.
The Simpsons love to celebrate with lots of food on Thanksgiving, as do we. From pumpkin pie, Cranberry Sauce A'la Bart, and the pièce de résistance, the grand turkey. Then, you'd probably want to catch the football game or the Macy's Thanksgiving Parade.
If The Simpsons are going back to their origins of creating bone-chilling if realistic stories for their "Treehouse of Horror" franchise like it was in the 1990s to the early 2000s, then "Simpsons Wicked Way This Comes" was a strong nail on the head.