In 2009, The Simpsons made a change to its opening sequence that helped make the show more rewatchable than ever before.
Matt Selman said on the Friday, April 17 episode of the Four Finger Discount podcast that he's "not gonna cut the storytelling short" to make room for longer intros "Sometimes the show is short and we ...
After 800 episodes, The Simpsons has finally paid off one of its longest-running visual gags: Marge hitting Homer with her car in the opening credits. In the show’s updated HD intro—introduced in 2009 ...
The latest 'couch gag' from The Simpsons will change how you see its iconic opening sequence forever, right back to season one. The new gag plays off just how long this beloved sitcom has been on the ...
I sort of don’t believe I’m going to see this on my television tonight. According to the Wooster Group, Banksy storyboarded and directed the intro to tonight’s episode of The Simpsons.
Ever since its 1989 debut, The Simpsons' opening sequence featured several gags that would change with every episode. First is the Chalkboard Gag. The show always opens with Bart Simpson (Nancy ...
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