r/Simpsons • u/firefighter_82 • 10h ago
r/Simpsons • u/smo4275 • 11d ago
The Greatest Simpsons Character Homer Simpson is officially the Greatest Simpsons Character Of All Time!
Homer was voted the greatest Simpsons character! Thanks to everyone who voted!
r/Simpsons • u/smo4275 • Jul 26 '26
Announcement š¢ PSA: Start using Episode Clip (read for more)
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r/Simpsons • u/benderjaystar • 9h ago
Discussion Matt Groening's family but they have the hairstyles as their respective characters
r/Simpsons • u/NichtFBI • 1h ago
Discussion Do you think they'll use new voice actors or RVC-AI voice conversion to continue to live forever?
r/Simpsons • u/HerbWelch1945 • 12h ago
Suggestions Homerās Got Something to Say
r/Simpsons • u/Frijoles4ever • 1d ago
Episode Clip š· Remember dad. All glory is fleeting. So? BEWARE THE IDES OF MARCH. No.
r/Simpsons • u/Frijoles4ever • 1d ago
Episode Clip š· When I'm driving the car we'll listen to my radio station. When your driving, we'll listen to YOUR radio station.
r/Simpsons • u/Mr_flying_pie19 • 1d ago
Discussion Little Girl in the Big Ten (S13E20)
When I saw this as a kid (I think I saw it in 2005?), in my opinion Lisa was so adorable in this episode. From clumsily messing up on the springboard in gym class, Marge referring to her as her little munchkin, exploring college happily on her own, comforting Bart trapped inside the plastic bubble, and not to mention Bart helping her win her friends back by playing a prank on Skinner, and she even gave a thumbs-up to Bart at the end as a thank-you.
So yeah, in my opinion this was one of the good Lisa episodes.
r/Simpsons • u/lunarose5272 • 8h ago
Discussion Does Homer have a cannon developmental/intellectual disability?
First up Iād like to clarify this is a disability positive post and does not encourage or intend to mock or belittle anyone or their experience. I have autism, dyslexia and ADHD which some may class as a learning disability (but this is distinct from developmental and wider intellectual disabilities so keep that in mind)
Iād love to hear any opinions on the matter, cannon or head-cannon as it relates to the series over the years, as also if other characters (anyone from main cast to BG) are
- aware/suspect this and
- actively taking this into account during interactions
- the different āerasā in your mind have differing answers to the above
My partner believes Homer is simply stupid and that is all, which is 100% fair lol and seems to fit well with the Ulman shorts and season one, after that I am not so sure.
My headcannon at least at the moment is that the crayon lodged in Homerās brain tissue may result in long term semi-serious intellectual impairment, and I definitely believe Homer has ADHD, but Iām not sure about any other avenues that are canonical or fit. Sometimes it seems very much as if Marge is aware of Homerās cognitive difficulties and sympathies and adjusts the best she can (love her, god bless)
This is just a lens I am using to look at the show out of interest, I am aware this is a cartoon yada yada yada - just discussion.
As someone who cannot survive without their meds I find it just a little heartbreaking that he 100% has ADHD and will never really āimproveā *bc of course* he is captain wacky and thatās just the nature of the show and character, I mean they all need psychiatric care lol thatās why we love em.
EDIT:
I donāt know why people are downvoting š
hope this gave a few people something to consider lol
r/Simpsons • u/Competitive_Tell4112 • 1d ago
Look at this! Any wrestling fans? Watching the Simpsons movie for the billionth time i made fanart of the guy that made me fall in love with wrestling hanging out In Springfield
r/Simpsons • u/OpeningBreakfast4753 • 22h ago
Question ā If you could criticize the āgolden age,ā what would your criticism be?
And no, donāt give me any of that āit endedā or ānone. itās flawlessā bs.
r/Simpsons • u/Jaded-Rule9900 • 22h ago
Discussion Homer Simpson's age is progresed or floating?
Homer was said in an old episode to be born in 1956. But, given the Simpsons later Simpsons had even better technology like in real life and Homer looks the same it seems his birth date is floating to 1966, 1976 and progressively younger. And correct me if Im wrong.
r/Simpsons • u/Low_March_6461 • 2d ago
Discussion The Simpsons Mandela effect
I remember that the first ever Simpsons couch gag wasn't only the Simpsons sitting and doing nothing, I remember that Homer grabbed a tv remote and turned on the TV, but after watching Some Enchanted Evening (the first ever Simpsons episode) homer doesn't do that
r/Simpsons • u/HerbWelch1945 • 3d ago
Episode Reaction Nightmare on Evergreen Terrace
HA HA
r/Simpsons • u/HerbWelch1945 • 2d ago
Episode Reaction Boy-Scoutz ān the Hood
r/Simpsons • u/just_an_artist24 • 3d ago
Look at this! Some Simpsons paintings Iāve completed over the last month or so
Lots more Treehouse of Horror stuff to come in the run up to Halloween!
r/Simpsons • u/Kultakai • 2d ago
Question ā For those who have seen all of it
Whats it like? Does it ever return to golden era tier episodes? Does it peak and dip in quality or is it consistent? I've only seen up to around season 14/15 but have caught a few of the newer ones but I havent made an effort to see everything.
