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- Ultimately, The Simpsons' scripts are very clever, and the cast portrays the characters with a sense of wit and care that earned it the status of TV legend. Just keep in mind that the show can be offensive at times. Sensitive subjects will come up, and they will be mocked; Bart will always behave in ways that parents would prefer kids not copy.
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Jul 10, 2021 · "The Simpsons" is one of the most beloved shows in TV history. We rank all 32 seasons to determine the best, the worst, and all the Homer in between.
- 10 Gone Boy
- 9 Bart The Bad Guy
- 8 The Way of The Dog
- 7 The Dad-Feelings Limited
- 6 The Last Barfighter
- 5 A Serious Flanders
- 4 A Made Maggie
- 3 Pixelated and Afraid
- 2 Not It
- 1 Treehouse of Horror XXXIII
When Bart goes missing, Milhouse keeps his location a secret to get closer to a grieving Lisa, until Sideshow Bob threatens the bespectacled ten-year-old. Bart and Sideshow Bob's rivalry has always been must-watch TVwith "Cape Feare" often listed as The Simpsons’ greatest episode. "Gone Boy" continues their feud, but instead of Sideshow Bob plottin...
Bart watches The Simpsons' equivalent of Avengers: Endgame before anyone else, and uses the threat of spoilers to blackmail everyone in Springfield. There are hundreds of Bart episodes and "Bart the Bad Guy" is among the better ones as it showcases both the mischievous and sweet-natured dimensions of his personality. The Simpsons' Marvel satire pul...
"The Way of the Dog" centers on Santa's Little Helper as memories of his traumatic life before moving in with the Simpsons resurface. Since starring in The Simpsons' first-ever episode, Santa's Little Helper has been the purest Simpsons family member, and "The Way of the Dog" adds greater depth to his personality by revealing more about his past. T...
When Kumiko bonds with Maggie Simpsons, she tries to convince her emotionally distant partner, Comic Book Guy, to have children. To stay fresh, The Simpsons has had to explore more and more of its secondary characters as the show has gone on, and "The Dad-Feelings Limited" demonstrates that's not a bad thing. The Android's Dungeon owner was largely...
A John Wick parody, "The Last Barfighter" centers on Moe after he broke the most sacred rule of the secret bartender society he belongs to, and as punishment, they make his regular patrons sober. Secret societies have featured before in The Simpsons, most memorably with the Stonecutters in "Homer the Great" (S6, E12), and they are used comically in...
"A Serious Flanders" is a rare two-part episode inspired by Fargo. The detailed drama sees Homer and Ned Flanders get caught up in the criminal underworld after stumbling across a small fortune with a dark history. "A Serious Flanders" was a huge creative risk for The Simpsons as it is set outside the show's usual continuity, but it’s a hugely rewa...
Before Maggie Simpson gets baptized, Homer is tasked with finding a suitable godfather and winds up choosing the former-mafia boss Fat Tony. "A Made Maggie" has one of The Simpsons' sharpest scripts in the last decade, with a continuous stream of gags that continue Elisabeth Kiernan Averick's fine track record as a writer for the show. Long-term fa...
After falling into a rut, Homer and Marge head to a couple's retreat, but crash on the way, ending up in the wilderness where their relationship is tested by icy conditions and an angry wolverine. Homer is often reduced to an unintelligent oaf, but he shines in "Pixelated and Afraid" because he’s more than just the overused stereotypes that modern ...
A change from The Simpsons' usual Treehouse of Horror format, "Not IT" devotes the entire Halloween special to parody both parts of Stephen King's It. Naturally, Krusty portrays Pennywise the Clown, known as Krusto, and in many ways, The Simpsons’ adaptation is superior to Warner Bros' recent two-part take on the horror story - most importantly fix...
Season 34 still delivered a conventional Treehouse of Horror episode featuring three separate storylines, respectively parodying The Babadook, Death Note, and Westworld. While "The Pookadook" is fairly forgettable, the episode finds its feet with the surreal "Death Tome" which distinguishes itself from other Simpsons Halloween tales with its distin...
Jun 5, 2023 · The Simpsons Is Good Again After 34 seasons, 750 episodes, and a decades-long funk, the show innovated its way back to popularity and relevance. By Jesse David Fox , a Vulture writer and...
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- Season 4 is simply a perfect season of television; there aren’t a lot of shows within any genre that have managed to deliver 22 excellent installments in a row, and it’s a testament to The Simpsons’ incredible writing staff that the quality was so consistent throughout the early run.
- The Simpsons has done crossover episodes with many shows over the years, including Bob’s Burgers, The Critic, Family Guy, and American Dad! However, none were better than season 8’s “The Springfield Files,” in which both Gillian Anderson and David Muchovny appeared as their respective characters from The X-Files for an episode that featured Homer getting caught in the midst of an alien invasion.
- There is no character in The Simpsons that is more fearsome than Sideshow Bob, the spurned former sidekick to Krusty the Clown that became a serial killer after years of being embarrassed.
- Season 7 was given the perfect opportunity to resolve the crisis from its predecessor with its premiere episode “Who Shot Mr. Burns? Part Two,” in which the actual culprit was revealed.
Nov 2, 2022 · The Simpsons has long contended with critics who argue the show is so far past its Nineties heyday it should be put out of its misery. But in reality it’s still way too big to cancel.
Clever, fast-paced cartoon with edgy humor. Read Common Sense Media's The Simpsons review, age rating, and parents guide.
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