There have been a number of episodes of The Simpsons that have shown the future of the family and Springfield. Mostly ...

The latest episode of "The Simpsons," season 36's "Stew ... Homer and Marge will meet and fall in love in late high school, Lisa will be successful, and Bart will sadly be cursed to be kind ...

The Simpsons returns to well-known terrain this week—but with a little bit of unpredicted emotional heaviness. Season 36’s “Stew Lies” opens with what seems like another humorous sibling tiff between ...

The Simpsons Season 36 ends with an episode that not only reveals how Bart and Lisa first started watching The Itchy & ...

The Simpsons‘ newest episode might be more focused on a story about Fat Tony’s past as Homer gets involved in some major shenanigans, but it starts out in a much more surprisingly emotional place.

This undated image made available by Fox Broadcasting Co. shows the cartoon family the Simpsons, from left: Lisa, Marge, Maggie, Homer and Bart, posing in front of their home. AP Having been on ...

The second sequence is set up to make us hope the Simpsons prefer a life without Bart: The family would be living the Hollywood lifestyle, and Lisa would ... excitement the school library has ...

Executive producer AI Jean said, “Bart needed someone to talk to in the school cafeteria ... s wife and Ralph Wiggum’s mom Sarah and Lisa Simpson’s friend Janey Powell.

This show has captured the dynamic between Homer and Bart well, and it's not like we never got to see Marge bond with Lisa. In fact, way back on The Simpsons Season 1 Episode 6, one of the show's ...