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235 d ago · nytimes.com Culture

Futurama has come and gone and come again

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235 d ago · nytimes.com Culture

The Simpsons keeps going

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235 d ago · nytimes.com Culture

Headlines said The Simpsons was canceled

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235 d ago · nytimes.com

A version of this article appears in print on Feb 16 2026 Section C Page 5 of the New York edition with the headline The Simpsons Passes Another Milestone

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235 d ago · nytimes.com Culture

The show has been on for more than half his life

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235 d ago · nytimes.com Culture

Homer's Barbershop Quartet is from Season 5

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235 d ago · nytimes.com Culture

Matt Groening used to have every episode memorized

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235 d ago · nytimes.com Culture

Every new episode squeezes an older episode out of his brain

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235 d ago · nytimes.com Culture

Matt Groening named his son Homer after his father

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235 d ago · nytimes.com Culture

Matt Groening's father was smart and athletic

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235 d ago · nytimes.com Culture

In an episode Homer made Marge carry the flat tire back to town

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235 d ago · nytimes.com Culture

Looking back we were all a little nuts

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235 d ago · nytimes.com Culture

Sudden overwhelming success of the show made some people crazy

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235 d ago · nytimes.com Culture

Fox asked if it had to be live action

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235 d ago · nytimes.com Culture

Long hours integral to animation make everyone go nuts

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235 d ago · nytimes.com Culture

Dan Castellaneta was to be in clown makeup for live-action Krusty the Clown spinoff

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235 d ago · nytimes.com Technology

Bart probably has a place on the Mount Rushmore of cartoon characters next to Mickey

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235 d ago · nytimes.com Technology

Gyorgi Peluce's colors were used

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235 d ago · nytimes.com Culture

TV comedy writers stay up all hours

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235 d ago · nytimes.com Technology

The Simpsons is extremely popular in English-speaking countries and has intense devotion in Central and South America

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