Simpsons creator’s shocking warning to viewers exposed.
“The Simpsons” Season 37 is bringing an impressive lineup of guest stars and its creator is dropping a shocking warning.
Star-studded guests announced.
Kieran Culkin from “Succession” will visit Springfield.
Glenn Howerton of “It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia” is joining too.
Albert Brooks and Cole Escola (“Oh Mary”) round out the new faces.
Danny Pudi (“Community”), Adam Pally, and the Gleeson brothers—Brendan and Domhnall—are also on board.
This was revealed during the San Diego Comic-Con panel by producers.
Special Halloween episode unveiled.
The annual “Treehouse of Horror” will feature Idris Elba, Michael Keaton, and Viola Davis.
Guest animator Stan Kelly from The Onion is contributing to this episode.
The panel included creator Matt Groening, executive producers Matt Selman and Mike Price.
Director Matt Faughnan and consulting producer/director David Silverman also joined.
Simpsons’ cultural legacy highlighted.
Since 1989, “The Simpsons” has been a cultural powerhouse.
It revolutionized primetime animation with sharp satire.
The show pioneered adult cartoons with fearless humor.
Celebrity guest stars have been a staple for decades.
The series became famous for its so-called “predictions.”
But creators emphasize clever storytelling over actual prophecy.
Groening joked he expected the show to end after Season 36.
“No, there’s no end in sight,” he said with a grin.
“We’re going to keep going. Until somebody dies.”
He predicted dancing in the streets when “you-know-who” dies.
“Except President Vance will ban dancing,” he quipped sarcastically.
Matt Groening’s bold political advice revealed.
Recently, Matt Groening dropped a bold political bombshell at Comic-Con this year.
He urged kids to take control of their parents’ TV remotes — literally.
“Grab the remote, go to menu, vertical controls, and delete Fox News,” he said bluntly.
Groening framed this as a way to liberate Republican parents from the MAGA cult.
His message points to the media giant’s role in fueling political division.
By cutting off Fox News, Groening argues, families can break free from biased propaganda.
He sees this as a crucial step in reclaiming honest information and restoring trust.
Ultimately, it’s a cheeky call for the younger generation to fight misinformation at home.
Groening’s comments spark discussion.
“The Simpsons” remains as fearless and relevant as ever, mixing star-studded fun with sharp cultural commentary.
Matt Groening’s latest comments show the show isn’t afraid to tackle today’s biggest political battles head-on.
As Season 37 rolls out, Springfield’s wild ride is far from over — and the surprises keep coming.