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Hank Azaria wonders how long The Simpsons can go on.

Hank Azaria "wonders" how long The Simpsons can go on.

Fri Mar 09 2001 at 23:39:04 Eastern-European foodstuff made somewhat famous to fans of The Simpsons. Khlav Kalash Man, voiced by Hank Azaria, has a recurring role on The Simpsons (although obviously not as prominent as Bumblebee Man, or even Dancin' Pete). Look for Khlav Kalash Man in the Pretzel Wagon episode, the episode where Lisa takes the bus, and Khlav Kalash Man's starring role, the episode where Homer gets booted in New York and tries to get pizza from the Khlav Kalash cart. Apparently, however, there actually is a such thing as Khlav Kalash. Not sure if I'm bold enough to try it.....

April 30, 2021 “Not in Utica, no — it’s an Albany expression.” So goes one of the deadpan lines in a much-loved, and oft-imitated, segment of “The Simpsons.” The segment, in an episode that first aired 25 years ago this month, carries the official name of “Skinner and the Superintendent,” but has become shortened into a two-word fan catchphrase: “Steamed hams.” The segment built a cult following over time, to the point that online videos using the “steamed hams” plot and characters have proliferated in recent years. The explosion of the meme shows how the show became ...

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 Richardson the new voice of Black character Dr. Julius Hibbert. The character was voiced by Harry Shearer for...