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It’s insane to think all the times ‘The Simpsons’ predicted the future. Source: 20th Century Fox People think that ‘The Simpsons’ can predict the future. Source: 20th Century Fox If you’ve been a longtime viewer of The Simpsons, then you know that the writers they pick for the show are basically clairvoyant. Now maybe you …
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The submersible that plunged to the depths of the ocean on a quest to find the Titanic but instead disappeared has caught the entire world’s attention. Many internet users have made memes of the situation since the news broke. Now, one TikTok user has compared the incident to an episode of “The Simpsons.” In a …
FOX The WGA strike has been going on since early May, and in that time the picket lines have been graced with its share of celebrities. Some, like Pete Davidson, have merely shown solidarity (by bringing strikers top shelf south Brooklyn pizza). Some, like Mandy Patinkin, have struck alongside them. On Friday, as per Deadline, …
Getty Image Lizzo first teased an upcoming cameo on The Simpsons in February, and Entertainment Weekly reported at the time that her appearance would take place during the iconic animated series’ Season 34 finale. The finale is slated for this Sunday, May 21, so Lizzo heightened the anticipated by sharing a clip. “Every Icon has …
fox Your next unforgettable luncheon won’t be complete without a can of Steamed Hams Lager. The beer, based on the much meme-d sketch between Principal Skinner and Superintendent Chalmers from the classic “22 Short Films About Springfield” episode of The Simpsons, comes from Portland-based Level Beer and former Simpsons showrunner Bill Oakley. “HUGE NEWS: @levelbeer …
fox There has been some speculation that Dominion Voting Systems’ $1.6 billion lawsuit against Fox News for spreading misinformation about their voting machines could bring an end to The Simpsons. It’s unlikely, but Moe getting a cell phone seemed improbable at one point, too. The longest-running scripted series in American TV history did, however, come …
Back in a 1996 episode of The Simpsons, Cypress Hill made a cameo at Hullabalooza, a music festival that Homer had attended. During their appearance, the band was also part of a funny joke that involved them hiring a live orchestra. After Homer and the rest of the Simpsons family went backstage, they encountered a …
fox Jacques, the womanizing bowling instructor who taught Marge that brunch comes with a slice of cantaloupe at the end, is returning to The Simpsons over 30 seasons after his first appearance. On Monday, showrunner Al Jean shared a still from Sunday’s episode, season 34’s “Pin Gal,” and teased, “Don’t nap on new episode Sunday. …
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fox There are dozens, if not hundreds, of The Simpsons lines that have crept into my everyday vocabulary. “Just because I don’t care doesn’t mean that I don’t understand” is useful for feigning interest, while “lousy Smarch weather” is a handy phase for when the weather is subpar, in Smarch or otherwise. I haven’t found …
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fox Two more years…so far. The infinite run of The Simpsons, Family Guy, and Bob’s Burgers scored another renewal, securing all three shows through the 2024-2025 broadcast season. As The Hollywood Reporter points out, that will be The Simpsons’ 36th season, Family Guy‘s 23rd, and Bob’s Burgers‘ 15th. “Three-plus decades of The Simpsons, more than …
Back when The Simpsons was at its peak, every joke it made felt like a winner. This is probably why even the most obscure ones are now referred to all across the internet on a pretty consistent basis. This is also how something that was on screen for almost no time at all is now …
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Getty Image The list of celebrity cameo appearances on The Simpsons is mind-boggling. The cartoon series has had guests on the show in legendary athletes like Magic Johnson, Ken Griffey Jr, and Joe Namath, actors like Meryl Streep and Jeff Goldblum, and even artists in U2, Smashing Pumpkins, and The Ramones. And that’s just a …
