James L. Brooks is co-creator of 'The Simpsons' Homer Simpson, who has often strangled son Bart for laughs on Fox’s long-running animated series, seemed to suggest he would change his ways on the ...

Teachers and parents spoke out against The Simpsons Season 1, but Season 2's "Bart Gets an 'F'" changed everything.

(Gray News) – A long-running gag between Homer and Bart Simpson will no longer take place in “The Simpsons.” Since the show premiered in 1989, the classic scene would play out after Homer yelled “Why ...

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Bart strangling Homer for a change isn’t a new joke as he’s done it many times in the past, but The Simpsons Season 35 hits harder this time around thanks to the timing of the joke around all of the ...

This means The Simpsons has always been limited in how topical it can be — and there's seemingly no desire for this to change, according to co-showrunner Matt Selman.

To misquote Mary J. Blige: Don’t need no strangulation, holleration in this dancery. The Simpsons is officially done with Homer strangling his son, Bart. On the third episode of The Simpsons’ 35th ...

The Simpsons has a long, long history of outlandish predictions that end up coming true. Everything from Super Bowl winners ...

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