The Simpsonsisn’t just the greatest animated show of all-time, but one of the most significant achievements within the history of comedy. Although it's a show that has gone through many changes over ...

In its inimitable pomp, The Simpsons blazed a trail with cartoon characters more authentic and human than most of their live-action counterparts, whilst also just about the funniest thing on ...

The Simpsons is known for creating some of the most iconic characters in animation history, yet some of them have changed immensely over the course of the show’s run. The titular family and the ...

One last “Oh, yeah!” “The Simpsons” seemingly retired longtime character Duffman (voiced by Hank Azaria) during the Jan. 4 episode titled, “Seperance,” which spoofed the Apple TV series “Severance.” ...

The Simpsons first started as an animated series all the way back in 1989, with the Fox animated series running for decades ever since. Thanks to Homer, Marge, Lisa, Bart, and Maggie needing to remain ...

Speaking with PEOPLE timed to the show's 800th episode, Matt Selman says that while characters may die or retire in select episodes, "nothing sticks" Ahead of the series' milestone 800th episode, ...

“I have two words to say to you,” Duffman told Homer, Marge and their family as he entered their home in the episode. “Oh…yeah!” “Not anymore, actually,” he continued. “The Duff Corporation has ...

For more than 35 years, “The Simpsons” has built its legacy on never letting its characters age, allowing generations of viewers to drop into the familiar rhythms of Springfield. Alice Glick, who was ...

Before "The Simpsons," TV families were mostly functional, supportive, wholesome groups who represented a nostalgic vision of suburban America that had long since faded despite what the small screen ...

The Simpsons has retired a fan-favourite character. The latest episode of the comedy series, Seperance, which parodied sci-fi drama Severance, saw the titular family dicover Duff Beer mascot Duffman ...

The Simpsons has put its characters through over three decades of comic mischief. Sometimes characters die. Sometimes they decide it's time to leave Springfield for good. But few ever really leave ...

Oh yeah, the rumors are true. "The Simpsons" retired one of their longest running characters on episode 13 of season 37 as Barry Duffman, a.k.a. Duffman — the spokesperson for the show’s Duff Beer — ...