"The Simpsons are going to," is a long-running catchphrase of Homer Simpson, and whatever adventure follows that phrase ...

Road Rage is the reason we have Hit and Run, and it’s a good nostalgia kick, so we should get a Nintendo Switch 2 remaster.

Set decades into the future, this episode shows an older Marge and Homer with grown-up kids and grandkids. Their dynamic hasn’t changed much. He still frustrates her and she still sighs through it.

While "Homer's Enemy" may be one of The Simpsons' darkest episodes, it's also one of those episodes that makes viewers love Homer Simpson even more. advertisement. ScreenRant.

The Simpsons has been running for decades, and several characters made their debut after the first season. Krusty the Clown ...

Ask any die-hard fan of The Simpsons about the most polarizing episode of the series, and odds are you’ll hear “Homer’s Enemy ...

Ned Flanders- the good-hearted Christian and rival of Homer Simpson- has been the Simpsons' neighbor since Day One. Aside from being a God-fearing Man of Faith and owner of various left-handed ...

When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission. Here’s how it works. But, one series that I hadn't watched in some time was The Simpsons, and of course, my ...

Homer Simpson only has eyes for his wife Marge, and they won’t be crying for poor Barney any time soon.Of all the unfortunate and unloved characters in the Simpsons universe, Barney Gumble is ...

The Quote: “Maybe, just once, someone will call me 'Sir' without adding, 'You/re making a scene’.” Why We Love It: Homer’s knowledge of his own behaviour is both poignant and amusing at ...