The season premiere of ‘The Simpsons’ shows Homer and Marge as millennials, not people who grew up in the ’70s. The showrunner says this is fine. When you think of famous Millennials, names like ...

Co-showrunner Matt Selman is unconcerned with moving the characters' backstories forward in history: "I am not worried about messing with the timeline." Selman also says that he believes that "the ...

Is The Simpsons doing the time warp again? The FOX animated sitcom, which returned for its 37th season on September 28, kicked off with an episode titled “Thrifty Ways to Thieve Your Mother,” which ...

The Simpsons first released Season 19’s highly controversial episode, “That 90s Show,” back in 2008, and with it introduced an entirely new timeline where Homer and Marge were actually young, college ...

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Homer Simpson (Dan Castellaneta) has had a staggering number of jobs over the course of The Simpsons' extraordinary run — pegged at nearly 200 positions as of 2016 — and it's only grown since then.

The Simpsons' most memorable line came from an unexpected episode that showcased the show's unique ability to subvert expectations and break TV rules.

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. When you think of famous Millennials, names like Taylor Swift, Mark Zuckerberg, or Jennifer Lawrence probably come to mind. Now, ...

The Simpsons season 37 premiere suggests that Marge was a young teen in the '90s, making her and Homer millennials. Co-showrunner Matt Selman is unconcerned with moving the characters' backstories ...