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 ...

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 ...

After a 35-year time jump, the audience learns that Marge has died, Bart and Lisa are estranged, and Homer Simpson, the family’s dad, is living in a retirement home. A short scene from Marge’s ...

She’s only dead in the future, not The Simpsons’ main timeline. Fox announced in April that the animated sitcom is renewed through season 20, so there is plenty more “Simpsons” on the horizon.

The season finale of The Simpsons left viewers stunned as one of the most iconic characters was “killed off.” The Simpsons: The destiny of Marge, the mother of Bart and Lisa, is disclosed in ...

“The Simpsons” executive producer Matt Selman has spoken out about the surprising decision to “kill off” Marge Simpson during a flashforward scene in the show’s Season 36 finale.

As quaint as Bart’s antics might seem now, he and The Simpsons as a whole represented youth in revolt. The moral panic was misplaced, but not unusual—part of a long national tradition of ...

Marge Simpson isn’t dead yet, so everyone can calm down FOX via CNN Newsource Marge feels an overwhelming dread of the empty nest in the "A Mid-Childhood Night's Dream" episode of "The Simpsons." ...

Marge Simpson is pictured holding a phone while surrounded by her family, Homer, Bart, and Lisa. The Simpsons/Facebook.com Marge Simpson is not leaving Springfield any time soon.

As quaint as Bart’s antics might seem now, he and The Simpsons as a whole represented youth in revolt. The moral panic was misplaced, but not unusual—part of a long national tradition of ...