I love Sunday nights and do you want to know why? We get another brand-new episode of The Simpsons! Tonight will deliver the second "Treehouse of Horror" installment, with The Simpsons' time leaping back to the 1950s.
And then there's Bart Simpson and his trusty, if submissive, best friend, Milhouse Van Houten. The boys have been part of The Simpsons universe for 35 years (and counting) and have encountered many adventures since.
Do you find yourself singing along to many of the songs featured in Family Guy? Or are you just entranced by the animation for the melodies that accomplished their perfect pairings? Whatever your favor is when it comes to the ear-worming musical numbers.
The Simpsons will be saying goodbye to one of their original cast members. Pamela Hayden, who's the voice behind the bespeckled Milhouse Van Houten, the always joyous Rod (and sometimes Todd) Flanders, bully Jimbo Jones, and others, will be stepping down
The Simpsons and the NFL franchise are collaborating on a new football game that will air exclusively on Disney+ and ESPN+. Titled The Simpsons Funday Football, Homer will finally get his Dallas Cowboys fleeting moment, while Bart will be tossing.
Ned Flanders- the good-hearted Christian and rival of Homer Simpson- has been the Simpsons' neighbor since Day One. Aside from being a God-fearing Man of Faith and owner of various left-handed businesses (we need them more than you think), Flanders would
The Simpsons have been making fanfare with their current 36th season, now airing on Sunday's Fox Animation Domination block. So far, we were delighted to have sumptuous treats such as "Women In Shorts" and "The Yellow Lotus."
The Griffins are celebrating Christmas early this year and before Thanksgiving! Hulu dropped the trailer for its Family Guy holiday special, "Gift of the White Guy," where Quahog is in the full-on holiday spirit. It's not your traditional cheer.
Mark Hoagies finally got his 15 minutes of fame in "Mr. Cupcake Man" this past Sunday's all-new episode of Universal Basic Guys. The episode was cream-filled with hilarious hijinks and unwrapped a more profound message that was unexpected.
The episode begins with a character flip of Lisa writing on the chalkboard, which is Bart's thing, but Lisa has a sweet, if slightly devious edge to it, whereas Bart has been doing the after-school punishment for 35 years.
It's Sunday, and you know what that means. A brand-new spanking The Simpsons episode is on tonight! I don't know about you, but season 36 has been swinging it o
There was a time when Bart Simpson was a part of the Macy's Annual Thanksgiving Day Parade (airs on NBC), and it was when The Simpsons were just beginning their international stardom. Being a feature in the parade is considered an honor and a legacy.
It's Election Week, which can be stressful for all of us. Thank God The Simpsons can hip off some of that stress by watching a few (or many) episodes. As it's Election Week, we're dropping on-theme political episodes, but don't be concerned.
Universal Basic Guys heads to the Poconos for some quality family time, and that's what the Hoagies got while spending a weekend at a relative's cabin. But you know Mark and his more subdued brother, Hank, will cause a scene (or two) wherever they're at.
Whether you watch The Simpsons as a whole or only the "Treehouse of Horror" episodes, you can't argue the hard work and brilliance behind each piece. The writers strive to project the best humor and structure. "Treehouse of Horror XXXV" was another great
You can't finish celebrating Halloween without the annual The Simpsons "Treehouse of Horror." Since 1990, the franchise has been a critical asset to my Spooky Season traditions (and off) since I feverishly love Halloween and its realms.
King of the Hill was part of Fo's earlier Animation Domination block from 1997 to 2010, running for 14 seasons in total. The Mike Judge-created series centered around Arlan, Texas native Hank Hill, and his family as they deal with everyday life.
Family Guy only has a handful of Halloween episodes, but they deliver the spooky holiday's essence. You'll get your trick or treating, but it leads to epic adventures with the unbreakable duo of Stewie and Brian.
Get ready to spend your Halloween with The Simpsons! The basic cable channel will air nearly every "Treehouse of Horror" episode ever, as the franchise is synonymous with the spooky holiday and the series' lore.
Universal Basic Guys is Fox's latest addition to their Animation Domination lineup on Sunday nights. In case you don't know the premise of this animated sitcom, it's about two brothers (Mark and Hank Hoagies) who were laid off from their jobs.