“When our generation thinks of The Simpsons, there are mixed reactions. One cannot deny the essence of this animated sitcom: Social satire reaching new peaks of intelligence. The Simpsons episodes constantly analyze and create comedy from societal blunders. Sometimes the parodies exceed our knowledge (considering the fact that most of the writers of the show are Harvard and Yale alumni).
However, at the same time, the humor of Homer is just as pleasing as the irony and sarcasm underlying the characters of capitalist Mr. Burns, senior citizen Abe Simpson, or discontented teacher Mrs. Krapabbel. The show’s appeal is universal, ranging from Police Chief Ralph Wiggum’s delightful stupidity and Bart’s humorous antics, to the Rev. Lovejoy’s lack of religious vigor and Cletus’ redneck way of life. It’s nearly impossible not to love the zany town of Springfield” Read More >>>