The Simpsons' “And Maggie Makes Three” remains a masterclass in storytelling, and its emotional ending only gets better with every rewatch.

Why this 1996 'Simpsons' episode remains the ultimate July 4th classic.

The Simpsons is broadly considered one of the most successful and influential animated TV shows of all time, with its lasting impact on pop culture and the genre plain for all to see. The show has ...

The Simpsons has a lot of longstanding traditions and recurring elements that are now just a core part of the show’s fabric. Things like the opening sequence, with its chalkboard and couch gags, ...

In 2018, "The Simpsons" surpassed "Gunsmoke" to become the longest-running prime-time scripted series in TV history. That's but one among a legion of accomplishments for this animated smash hit, which ...

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“The Simpsons” is one of, if not the, longest-running adult animated television series in history. With almost 800 episodes across 37 seasons, there’s a story for practically every occasion. There are ...

For over three decades, The Simpsons‘ “Treehouse of Horror” has been an essential Halloween tradition. These annual anthologies allow America’s favorite family to break free from canon, serving up ...

"And Maggie Makes Three" begins with a simple question: when Lisa (Yeardley Smith) looks through the Simpsons' family albums, she notices that there are no pictures of Maggie, leading Homer to retell ...