Did Homer kiss Lurleen?

Yes, Lurleen tried to kiss Homer in The Simpsons episode "Colonel Homer," and Homer admitted she did kiss him, but he resisted and immediately left because he was loyal to Marge, with Lurleen later singing a song about his fidelity. Homer's main focus was on her music career, not romance, and he sold her contract to avoid temptation, returning to reconcile with Marge.

Did Homer sleep with Lurleen?

Homer denies having an affair with Lurleen, but insists he will manage her career, with or without Marge's approval.

Is there any LGBT in The Simpsons?

Yes, The Simpsons features several prominent LGBTQ+ characters, most notably Waylon Smithers, who came out as gay, and Patty Bouvier, who revealed she is a lesbian, along with other recurring and guest characters implied or confirmed to be LGBTQ+, including Lisa Simpson (bisexual) and various Springfield residents. The show has explored LGBTQ+ themes through storylines involving these characters and even featured gay romance as a central plot point in some episodes, as seen in Smithers' development.
 

What is the darkest episode of The Simpsons?

Some of The Simpsons' darkest episodes include "Homer's Enemy" (introducing Frank Grimes), "Cape Feare" (a horror spoof with Sideshow Bob), "Stark Raving Dad" (featuring Michael Jackson, later pulled from syndication), and "The City of New York vs. Homer Simpson" (removed from syndication after 9/11). The series also features scary Halloween specials, "Treehouse of Horror" episodes, which contain dark themes. 

What happened to Lurleen Lumpkin?

Homer and Marge promised to help her get her career back on track, and Marge helped reunite Lurleen with her deadbeat father. When her father betrayed her again (stealing one of her new songs), Lurleen retook control of her career and went on to open for the Dixie Chicks.

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Was Fat Tony killed off?

Yes, the original Fat Tony (Marion Anthony D'Amico) died of a heart attack in the Season 22 episode "Donnie Fatso," but he was immediately replaced by his slimmer cousin, "Fit Tony," who eventually gained weight from stress eating, taking on the "Fat Tony" persona and restoring the character to his original role in the series. So, while the original character was killed off, the status quo was quickly reset with an identical replacement, meaning the character generally known as Fat Tony continued to appear. 

What is the saddest death in The Simpsons?

Krabappel after her voice actor, Marcia Wallace, passed away. The sad tribute is capped off by Bart's troubled expression, making it an especially upsetting moment. The episode itself is also decidedly sad in tone.

Is Marge Simpson autistic?

While not officially confirmed, many fans and analysts interpret Marge Simpson as autistic due to traits like social difficulties, trouble reading sarcasm (leading to misunderstandings), masking (trying hard to fit in), and intense focus on family harmony, with some considering her a key example of masked autism in media, though writers haven't stated this intention.
 

What is episode 666 of The Simpsons?

"Treehouse of Horror XXX" is the fourth episode of the thirty-first season of the American animated television series The Simpsons, and the 666th episode overall as well as the thirtieth Treehouse of Horror episode, consisting of an opening sequence parodying The Omen and three self-contained segments: "Danger Things" ...

Why is Marge's voice so raspy?

Marge Simpson's raspy voice comes from Julie Kavner, the voice actress, using her natural, gravelly tone, which is sometimes attributed to a vocal cord bump, but it's also a result of years of intentional vocal straining for the character, amplified by her natural aging and the demanding nature of the role, causing it to become even more pronounced over time. Kavner uses a nasal resonance, low pitch, and elongated vowels to create Marge's signature sound, but her voice has naturally deepened with age and the long-term effort, making it sound strained in later seasons.
 

When did Simpsons predict Trump as president?

The Simpsons famously predicted that Trump would become US President in a 2000 episode, and also later predicted he would get re-elected in a 2015 episode.

Why is The Simpsons 14+?

The Simpsons is usually rated TV-PG, but gets a TV-14 for specific episodes due to stronger adult content like suggestive dialogue (D), stronger language (L), intense violence (V), sexual situations (S), or mature themes (like drug use or darker subject matter) that go beyond the typical PG content, often including "Treehouse of Horror" specials or episodes with more overt adult humor. 

Who does Homer almost cheat with?

Although Homer is tempted to sleep with Mindy, he remains faithful to his wife Marge.

Why is Marge's hair so tall?

Marge Simpson's iconic tall blue hair is a hybrid creation inspired by The Bride of Frankenstein and Matt Groening's mother's 1960s beehive, but it was also originally intended to hide rabbit ears from Groening's comic strip, Life in Hell. While the rabbit ear idea was dropped, the voluminous blue beehive became a key part of her distinct silhouette, though it's revealed she dyes her gray hair that color and it's huge.
 

Is Homer 36 or 39?

Homer Simpson is canonically 39 years old, despite early episodes suggesting he was younger (like 34 or 36), due to the show's "floating timeline" that keeps characters from aging significantly, though his "real" birthdate would make him much older now. While some episodes show him as 39 and others hint at different ages (like 36 or even 65 on a driver's license), 39 is the widely accepted age for the main continuity.
 

Has the F word ever been used in The Simpsons?

OQ: Has there been an episode of The Simpsons where the F-word was dropped? No. Fox, which broadcasts The Simpsons, has a zero tolerance policy towards the Seven Dirty Words (as defined by St. George of Morningside Heights).

Why is Simpsons season 3 episode 1 removed?

The Simpsons Season 3 premiere, "Stark Raving Dad," was removed from Disney+ and syndication because it featured an uncredited guest role by Michael Jackson, and following renewed abuse allegations in the Leaving Neverland documentary, executive producers decided it was inappropriate to keep the episode available to avoid causing trauma to alleged victims, calling it "taking out a chapter" from their "book". 

Is there a Treehouse of Horrors for 2025?

"Treehouse of Horror XXXVI" is the third episode of the thirty-seventh season of the American animated television series The Simpsons, and the 793rd episode overall. It aired in the United States on Fox on October 19, 2025, and first aired in the UK on October 27, 2025 on Disney+.

Is Lisa Simpson LGBT?

Lisa Simpson's sexuality isn't definitively canon, but showrunner Al Jean and various episodes suggest she's likely bisexual, pansexual, or queer, often depicted as polyamorous in future timelines, though she also has traditional relationships, like marrying Milhouse. Hints include her positive reaction to a gay marriage show and future scenes showing her with two women, while other episodes still feature her with male love interests like Nelson.
 

Is Dipper autistic?

No, Dipper Pines is not canonically autistic, but many fans headcanon him as neurodivergent due to traits like intense hyperfocus on mysteries, social awkwardness, and being overwhelmed by social situations, which aligns with autistic experiences, leading to the popular idea that people are either "Dipper" or "Mabel" types of neurodivergence. 

Why is Smithers no longer black?

Mr. Smithers was mistakenly animated as Black in his first appearance due to an animation error with the color stylist, though some suggest the creators initially considered a Black, gay, subservient character but decided against the problematic optics, eventually changing him to yellow, consistent with other Springfield residents, while keeping his sexuality central to his character.
 

Which Simpsons episode is banned?

The Simpsons has several episodes that were banned or pulled due to cultural insensitivity, sensitive topics (like gun violence or mental illness), or association with real-world events, with notable examples being "Stark Raving Dad" (Michael Jackson), "The City of New York vs. Homer Simpson" (9/11), "Blame It on Lisa" (Brazil), and "Thirty Minutes Over Tokyo" (Japan), though some are now available on streaming services like Disney Plus, edited or unedited.
 

Is The Simpsons ending in 2029?

The series "The Simpsons" has been renewed for its 40th season in 2029, but the number of episodes will be reduced to 17 per season. This will allow the show to stay on the air for another four seasons.