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Lead Photo: Art by Alan Lopez for Remezcla Art by Alan Lopez for Remezcla Read more The Simpsons were serious when they announced last summer that there were planning on diversifying its voice cast to include more BIPOC voice actors. “Moving forward, The Simpsons will no longer have white actors voice non-white characters,” the show said in a statement last June. The long-running animated series continued to add to their talented cast this week with the move to make Kevin Michael Richardso...

Mutated animals show up all the time in episodes of The Simpsons, from the laser-eyed squirrel in “Marge Vs. The Monorail” to Blinky, the three-eyed fish Bart catches in “Two Cars In Every Garage And Three Eyes On Every Fish” in season 2. Of course, these animals’ misfortune is always traced back to Mr. Burns’ nuclear power plant and his repeated disdain for environmental protection laws. When the writers introduced Blinky the three-eyed fish in 1990, it’s safe to say they didn�...

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Did the Simpsons predict Kamala Harris purple US Presidential inauguration outfit? Check eerily similar images Fans of the animated comedy series Simpsons have highlighted how the show correctly predicted the future again Share Updated: Jan 21, 2021, 07:26 PM IST United States President Joe Biden and Vice President Kamala Harris were officially sworn in at the United States Presidential inauguration on Wednesday. The people on Twitter pointed out a very interesting detail that would blow your m...

Did 'The Simpsons' predict US Capitol Hill Violence before November 3 elections? - Amidst reports of the protests escalating in the US, social media is abuzz with the 'prediction' that the 'The Simpsons' made about 2021.

The Simpsons’ thick stew of historical references, literary allusion, pop culture trivia, neologism, and comedic invention has long invited viewers to break one of the golden rules of comedy: That there’s nothing to be gained from dissecting a joke. From early message boards to DVD commentaries to the personal Twitter feeds of its writers and producers, the more the show’s dead frogs get poked, the more fascinating layers they reveal. Advertisement Josh Weinstein, who joined the Simpsons...