Fans of The Simpsons were shocked to find one of the show's iconic jokes is not from an episode of the hit animated comedy. Instead it comes from a crossover episode of a separate show ...

The Simpsons season 36 spoilers follow. The Simpsons left viewers confused as the season 36 premiere kicked off last night (September 29), as late-night host and 'Marge vs the Monorail' writer ...

The Simpsons Season 36 premiere, “Bart’s Birthday,” saw an artificial intelligence compiling all the episodes of the animated sitcom, and all of the famous series finales in TV history, to ...

Help us keep bring these critical stories to light. Your support makes all the difference. The Simpsons left fans extremely worried after the surprise airing of its “final” episode– but ...

“The Simpsons” travel to “The Yellow Lotus” on Sunday’s episode, where they “encounter death on vacation at a high-end resort.” If that sounds a bit like “The White Lotus ...

The Simpsons played the ultimate prank on its viewers when the Season 36 premiere aired on FOX this weekend. In the new episode, titled “Bart’s Birthday,” former Simpsons writer Conan O ...

Missing mother of four Suzanne Clark Simpson told her own mom just an hour before she vanished that her husband had physically abused her, according to the parent who fears her daughter is dead.

Learn more In its nearly 35 years on-air, The Simpsons has become synonymous with TV and defined the primetime animated comedy subgenre. Whether you're looking to catch up on the past 35 seasons ...

The episode opened on a star-studded ceremony hosted by the Springfield version of former “Simpsons” writer Conan O’Brien. The occasion: The series finale of “The Simpsons.” In the ...

It kicked off with former Simpsons writer and TV host Conan O'Brien explaining that it was the show's finale, where he played an animated version of himself in an opening monologue, saying ...

No, The Simpsons Season 36 Episode 1 is not the series finale. Episode 1 teased fans with a so-called finale. But things were back to normal and the show will continue.

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