It's the day before the election, and the Mitt Romney endorsements are flying in! The first came from Joss Whedon (who strongly believes Romney can jumpstart the zombie apocalypse). This one is from 'The Simpsons' bad guy Mr. Burns (who is the cartoon embodiment of corporate greed). Who's next
The Simpsons is not a show that's shy about stuffing gags into every corner of the frame. And, after nearly a quarter century on the air, the show has quite a few signs. Here's a strip of what seems to be the Internet's favorite gags from the beloved show. Fair warning, it's a long image.
In the "weird coincidences" file, we've got this cartoon, which was first published in 1949 in a magazine in Iceland. Yeah, they look fairly similar... but wait until you see the whole cartoon.
This could have been so perfect, if not for the vertical video. It's still pretty hilarious though -- a man sings a snippet of 'The Simpsons' theme song in an almost Homer voice while driving towards a tree that looks just enough like Homer to not be totally confusing.
We know it's contrary to his nature, but here is a video celebrating the best of Milhouse, aka Bart Simpson's perpetually downtrodden pal.
When one thinks about Kelsey Grammer one thinks about Frasier Crane, the character he so skillfully portrayed for 20 years on 'Cheers' and then 'Frasier.'
But the 57-year old actor is also responsible for 'The Simpsons' favorite bad guy Sideshow Bob, another pretty noteworthy and long-running television fixture.
For the first time since 2007's 'The Simpsons Movie', America's favorite four-fingered family is hitting the big screen. Actually, as far as we can tell, mostly just the oft-ignored Maggie Simpson will be appearing in theaters all over the country come next week.
Simpsons did it! Simpsons did it! That was the collective criticism facing 'South Park' co-creators Trey Parker and Matt Stone in the midst of the show's sixth season. In 2002, the animated series had attained amazing success, but, much like 'Family Guy', would come under scrutiny for "copying" 'The Simpsons.' So, Trey and Matt created an entire episode poking fun at that claim.
A decade later, a Tumblr comes along that shows less cultivated 'Simpsons' diehards just how much 'The Simpsons' has "copied" (read: paid homage to) classic movies.
May's a month when seasons finales abound and that means your favorite shows pull out all the stops to send you into summer on a bittersweet note. 'SNL' gave us Mick Jagger, Foo Fighters, Arcade Fire and Kristen Wiig's farewell. 'Community' gave us Chang's demise and 8-bit versions of the cast, while 'Family Guy' delivered the Chicken Fight to end all Chicken Fights. 'The Simpsons' decided to put all their chips on the "mother monster," Lady Gaga.