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TV by Zachary Kussin, New York Post 4th May 2021 8:51 AM Homer and Bart may be among the most widely known characters from The Simpsons, but tucked in the background, and far from the spotlight, is one writer in particular. John Swartzwelder, the famously reclusive writer who worked for the Fox show between 1989 and 2003, has opened up in a rare interview with The New Yorker. Swartzwelder discussed writing 59 episodes during that time - the most of any writer in the show's history - including famous ones, such as "Homer at the ...

By Marianne Garvey, CNN Updated 11:52 AM ET, Tue May 4, 2021 From left to right: Santa's Little Helper, Bart, Lisa, Maggie, Marge and Homer Simpson from Twentieth Century Fox's 'The Simpsons.' (CNN)"The Simpsons" writer John Swartzwelder is finally talking about his days writing 59 iconic episodes of the show. Swartzwelder, who has a reputation of being very private, worked on the animated series between 1989 and 2003, and spoke to The New Yorker how he got the gig. In the late 1980s, he was writing for a small comedy zine named "Army Man," and his jokes landed him an interview with "Simp...

Who is John Swartzwelder? Reclusive 'Simpsons' Writer Discusses Iconic Episodes On 5/4/21 at 12:03 PM EDT The Simpsons has given a lengthy interview about his career writing for the iconic cartoon. John Swartzwelder, who is described as one of the most revered comedy writers of all time, opened up to The New Yorker in a piece that offers intriguing insights into the mind of the writer who is responsible for more scripts than any other writer in The Simpsons history. Swartzwelder penned 59 scripts in total for The Simpsons and is credited with being integral in shaping the show into the cul...

John Swartzwelder, the reclusive Simpsons writer responsible for some of the best jokes and episodes, has given a rare interview to The New Yorker.

Technuter Syndrome Technologies announced diversification into software and services with a focus on key technologies around AI/ML, RPA, Cloud offering, block chain technologies, security services and managed services. The company plans to invest more $5M dollars to augment and support its diversification plan. Sam Simon was appointed as the Chief Executive Officer (CEO). Effective January 1, 2021, Sam has been spearheading Syndrome Technologies to oversee the transformation and diversification plan for the business. He would focus on developing Syndrome’s new strategy on building a softwar...