The Simpsons has been on for a very, very long time. As a result, several characters have been killed off over the years.

The world has changed a lot since The Simpsons first aired in 1989, and some older jokes just wouldn't fly today.

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Over the 32 seasons of The Simpsons, Homer has tried other jobs besides his day job at the nuclear power plant. He’s been everything from an astronaut to snowplow driver. His mood changes often. “Yes, ...

Mrs. Glick, we hardly knew ye. In its latest episode, "The Simpsons" wasted no time before killing off an established character who was introduced to the show before many of its modern viewers were ...

The Simpsons felt like a Christmas miracle since its debut episode, "Simpsons Roasting on an Open Fire," which displayed all ...

The cornerstone of the Homer Methodist Church building at South Homer and East Prairie roads was placed in 1889. Well before that, though, prayer meetings and Sunday services were conducted in various ...

“The Simpsons” was a smash from the first episode (“Simpsons Roasting on an Open Fire”) and the biggest news in prime-time animation since “The Jetsons” (whose opening musical number inspired Danny ...

Despite his many character mistakes and the fact he doesn't always treat his family or friends the best, Homer Simpson is still one of the most popular The Simpsons characters. For over 30 years now, ...

This is an archived article and the information in the article may be outdated. Please look at the time stamp on the story to see when it was last updated. “Why you little…” For decades, after Homer ...

[UPDATE 2] Co-creator and producer of The Simpsons, James L. Brooks, told People that Homer will not stop choking Bart. "Don't think for a second we're changing anything," he said. "Nothing's getting ...