The Simpsons is the longest-running American sitcom ever, and it’s filled with larger-than-life characters doing insane things.When Google was founded in 1998, it was already in its tenth season.

Here's an image Kanski shared in the group back in July 2015, which sparked over a thousand comments and resulted in an annual group event being made to honour the thread.. The steamed hams meme ...

Have you seen the YT-poop-like edits of The Simpsons where characters mouths are replaced with the bearded mouth of the character "Lampwick" saying "liver and onions?" Here's where the trend came ...

If you’ve never used the meme, you’ve surely been in at least one online conversation where someone has dropped an image of Homer Simpson slowly backing into a hedge. Now, the popular clip is ...

There are certainly other times The Simpsons has referred to specific dates, and because it’s a such a reference-rich show, obsessive fans will certainly find the next meme soon. But Thursday ...

As Oakley explains to THR, he thinks the Simpsons meme is “gross” and doesn’t like that it’s being used for “nefarious purposes,” particularly attempting to blame Asia for the coronavirus.

The infamous Simpsons steamed-ham scene. It has soared into the meme world with many parodies, instrument dubs, and surreal video edits. It's gone strong since 2015 and shows no signs of stopping.

A meme based on The Simpsons repurposed for the current COVID-19 outbreak is "gross," Simpsons writer Bill Oakley told The Hollywood Reporter. The "Marge in Chains" Simpsons episode from 1993 ...

Climate change is a serious issue but that didn’t stop protestors across the country trying to bring some humour to today’s Climate Strike. Here are some of the best burns.

The Simpsons fans in the real world have recreated Homer's most memorable scene. The Simpsons Fans Bring Homer's Best Meme To The Real World - ComicBook.com Open Menu Close Menu ...

A viral meme about a Simpson's episode supposedly depicting the Patriots beating the Falcons 31-23 is making its way around social media. However, this Simpsons episode proves that the viral meme ...