Liam Gaughan is a film and TV writer at Collider. He has been writing film reviews and news coverage for ten years. Between relentlessly adding new titles to his watchlist and attending as many ...

The May 18 episode, “Estranger Things,” teased some shocking events awaiting Marge and Homer once their children finally grow up. The finale, which was written by longtime Simpsons staffer Tim Long, ...

The episode, titled “Estranger Things,” focuses on the sibling bond between Bart and Lisa, who grow apart after they stop watching the kids’ show “The Itchy & Scratchy Show.” Marge is fearful that her ...

"I feel like story and character should come first, and the cinematic universe rules of a show that has none should come in a distant second," Matt Selman says. The Simpsons season 37 premiere ...

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

“The Simpsons” pulled the unthinkable in their Season 36 finale – they killed off Marge. While the show’s decision to show the actual death and fallout of the blue-haired matriarch shocked many fans, ...

Find out who has caught Homer's eye. — -- After 26 years of loving marriage and wedded bliss on TV, Homer and Marge Simpson are going to split. In an interview with Variety, executive producer Al ...

Liam Gaughan is a film and TV writer at Collider. He has been writing film reviews and news coverage for ten years. Between relentlessly adding new titles to his watchlist and attending as many ...

Homer and Marge Simpson are one of the greatest couples in the history of television, as it is hard to think of another romantic duo that has stayed together for well over thirty years. Although The ...

Co-showrunner Matt Selman is unconcerned with moving the characters' backstories forward in history: "I am not worried about messing with the timeline." Selman also says that he believes that "the ...

The Simpsons season 37 premiere suggests that Marge was a young teen in the '90s, making her and Homer millennials. Co-showrunner Matt Selman is unconcerned with moving the characters' backstories ...