Moe takes center stage in tonight’s new episode titled Eeny Teeny Maya Moe. In an effort to spend more time with Maggie, Homer takes her to happy hour at Moe’s. While at the bar, Moe tells Homer about his new love, Maya, a woman he met on the internet. When Moe finally meets Maya in person, she is just as beautiful as her photos but he can’t help but notice one small detail: she is three feet tall. In order to make the relationship work, Moe must learn to love their differences.
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Ratings
Ratings: Wedding For Disaster
Last nights episode ‘Wedding For Disaster’ had 6.58 million viewers. A further 6.50 million viewers watched a rerun of ‘Take My Life, Please’ at 8.30pm, which had 6.8 million viewers just over a month ago. Fox was fourth overall for the night and third among adults 18 – 49. A new Family Guy episode at 9.00 had 8.20 million viewers, while 5.99 million tuned in to watch American Dad at 9.30.
Promos
Promo: The Good, The Sad And The Drugly
Fox have today released this new promotional image for April 19 episode ‘The Good, The Sad and the Drugly’. To win the heart of Jenny (guest voice Anne Hathaway) a sweet 5th grade girl, Bart becomes a good samaritan and gives up his prank-pulling days.
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Ratings: In The Name Of The Grandfather
A total of 6.15 million viewers tuned in to watch In The Name Of The Grandfather last night, despite its availability on the net all week due to an exclusive screening in the UK/Ireland. The episode attracted 511,000 viewers on Sky 1 in Ireland earlier this week, more than doubling Sky 1’s previous highest audience for any program in Ireland. A further 957,000 watched the episode in the UK.
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Ratings: Gone Maggie Gone
Last night’s episode ‘Gone Maggie Gone’ received 5.97 million viewers — beating out last week’s ‘No Loan Again, Naturally’ as second least watched episode of all time. This comes despite Fox’s consistent programming of new episodes, and increase in on-screen advertising throughout the week. But a poor lead-in, an hour of mind-numbing Hole In The Wall, killed any effort Fox had made to bring viewers to the show.
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Ratings: No Loan Again, Naturally
Last night’s ‘No Loan Again, Naturally’ had a total of 5.99 million viewers, making it the second least watched episode of all time. In twenty years, only Lisa The Drama Queen, which aired in January, received less viewers (5.75 million). The episode was the second most watched show on Fox all night, trailing Family Guy which had 7.17 million viewers. King Of The Hill had 4.92 million, while American Dad had 5.32 million.
Promos
Promo: In The Name Of The Grandfather
This episode airs in the UK and Ireland on March 17, before North America. where it airs March 22.
The family travels to Ireland to take Grandpa to have one last beer at his beloved Flanagan’s Pub, only to discover the the pub is rundown and empty. Homer and Grandpa buy the pub from Tom Flanagan, and with a little help from Moe, try to bring it back to life amidst the ultra-hip, hardworking sober yuppies of the town, and put ‘Simpson & Son’ on the map.
Ratings
Ratings: How The Test Was Won
The viewership numbers for How The Test Was Won are currently skewed as the show was broadcast from 8.45 to 9.15 in most parts of the United States due to overrun of NASCAR. At 8:30pm, NASCAR and The Simpsons had 6.71 million viewers and at 9:00pm, the second half of The Simpsons and first half of King Of The Hill had 6.32 million viewers. UPDATE: The amended figure was 6.53 million viewers
Promos
Promo: No Loan Again, Naturally
Here’s a new promo image for March 8th episode, No Loan Again, Naturally.
The Simpsons’ adjustable-rate home mortgage skyrockets and the Simpsons are forced to put their house up for sale. Flanders does a good deed and purchases the property, becoming Homer and Marge’s new landlord. But when Homer publicly accuses Flanders of neglecting the Simpsons’ unsafe living conditions, Flanders threatens to throw the family out on the streets.
News
Simpsons Renewed Til Season 22
Fox has ordered two more seasons of The Simpsons that will make the animated hit the longest-running series in primetime TV history. The 44-episode pickup will bring the show to a whopping 493 episodes. “Gunsmoke” has held the record as the longest-running series and was on the air for 20 years. With this renewal, “The Simpsons” will easily take the lead.
Ratings
Ratings: Take My Life, Please
The switch to high definition, which accounted for a major shift in the lack of promotion, wasn’t enough to save The Simpsons from another lacklustre ratings performance. While Take My Wife, Please did not break new lows, it received a total of 6.82 million viewers. It is the third least watched episode of the season but the best ratings since November, which is an improvement at least.
