Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. The episode, which is called “Estranger Things,” focuses on Bart and Lisa Simpson’s sibling bond, who end up growing apart after ...

It took 36 seasons, but The Simpsons finally did something no one ever expected: it killed off one of its iconic family’s core members. Don’t worry, technically this death won’t happen for a very long ...

Marge Simpson is officially back from the dead. Several months after The Simpsons shocked fans by killing off the long-running animated comedy's beloved matriarch during a flash-forward, the character ...

Did “The Simpsons” really just kill off one of its main characters? Warning: Spoilers ahead for the season 36 finale of “The Simpsons.” The season 36 finale, titled “Estranger Things,” features a ...

On the rare occasions that The Simpsons kills off a longtime character, it’s usually pretty big news. That’s how the animated show’s most recent episode started. It began with Alice Glick’s sudden ...

The season 36 finale, titled “Estranger Things,” features a flashforward to thirty-five years in the future, when Lisa (Yeardley Smith) and Bart Simpson (Nancy Cartwright) are adults, and their mother ...

The Simpsons have done it yet again as they have managed to garner public attention for an elaborate stunt on the show, thus keeping the series hooked on viewers' mind. And how did they pull this off?

Fans of America’s longest-running primetime show, The Simpsons, were left shocked after Season 36 finale revealed that one of the main characters of the show- Marge Simpson- died. The episode aired on ...

“The Simpsons” has fans in an absolute uproar, thanks to a cliffhanger ending at the conclusion of season 36, which seemed to feature the shocking death of Marge Simpson. So, here’s what happened. The ...

The Simpsons Season 36 finale aired more than a month ago, but fans only recently began to speculate that one of the most beloved characters—matriarch Marge Simpson—was killed off in the episode. The ...

The Simpsons EP Mike Price breaks down the 800th episode’s Pitt parody, Philly guest stars, teases the next movie, and the ...