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The Simpsons is an American animated sitcom created by Matt Groening and developed by Groening, James L. Brooks and Sam Simon for the Fox Broadcasting Company. [1] [2] [3] It is a satirical depiction of American life, epitomized by the Simpson family, which consists of Homer, Marge, Bart, Lisa, and Maggie.
En route they present the Simpsons with enormous amounts of food and watch eagerly as the Simpsons gorge themselves. Suspicious of the aliens' intentions, Lisa finds a book in the kitchen titled How to Cook Humans. Kang blows off space dust obscuring the real title, How To Cook for Forty Humans. Enraged at Lisa's mistrust, the aliens return the ...
Sunday's episode of The Simpsons (Fox, 8/7c) includes one of the series' most meta moments yet, bringing Yeardley Smith (aka the voice of Lisa Simpson) to Springfield… as herself! Before your ...
During the excavations, Lisa finds a human skeleton with wings. Springfield's residents are convinced it is the remains of an angel, and Homer cashes in by moving the skeleton into the family's garage, charging visitors to see it. Lisa remains skeptical and asks scientist Dr. Stephen Jay Gould to test a sample of the skeleton. When Dr. Gould ...
The corpse seen in the episode was an altered version of the first design. The video recorded by Mr. Burns' security camera was originally supposed to be shot in the same angle as a real security camera, but according to director Steven Dean Moore, to follow the narrative, the staff "had to lose [the camera angle]."
Ever wondered what a live-action adaptation of The Simpsons would look like? Artificial intelligence can bring this idea to life. The post Adam Sandler Plays Homer Simpson In Star-Studded Concept ...
Since we all live on video-calls now, we thought we'd get actual Simpsons animators to bless us all with straight-up amazing Zoom backgrounds. Thanks to their creativity you'll soon be dialing up ...
[8] Burns has cited the episode as "a nice example of The Simpsons really taking one clear side". [1] However, as pointed out by Sanders, it "should be pointed out that though the Simpsons episode clearly sides with Darwin, evolutionists come in for criticism as well. When Ned and his sons go into the museum's Hall of Man, one of the exhibits ...