There aren't many voices more recognisable in the western world than those of The Simpsons. America's most famous family has been on screens since the late-1980s and the show's 36th season is ...

At a young age, David has always enjoyed exploring fiction. This has been evident in his love of reading, films, and video games. As a result, it made sense to pursue writing as a career. He has ...

Kelsey Grammer reprises his voice role as the villainous aesthete and is also joined by guest voice star Chloe Fineman. Everyone's favorite dandy deceiver, the villainous Sideshow Bob, has returned to ...

The clip begins with Bob hanging up his smartphone on the balcony before going inside to a woman who's sleeping on the bed. The Simpsons looked from the adjacent hotel room. Marge tells the seated ...

The Simpsons has killed off a classic character in the latest episode, with Bart Simpson exiting the show. The latest instalment of the cartoon's Halloween anthology aired on Sunday, November 5 in the ...

On "The Simpsons'" annual Halloween episode, Kelsey Grammer will return to voice the evil Sideshow Bob and kill Bart Simpson. Simpsons producers broke the news at the ATX Festival in Austin, Texas, on ...

There have been a number of episodes of The Simpsons that have shown the future of the family and Springfield. Mostly lighthearted fare, where no one dies. Assuming you don't include Bart's (Nancy ...

If years of absorbing full-body rake blows haven't rendered Sideshow Bob infertile, Spencer Grammer has a story idea for The Simpsons. Spencer Grammer recently guested on Nancy Cartwright’s Simpsons ...

Treehouse of Horror XXXIV’s Ei8ht segment was the bloodiest and most brutal offering of this year’s Horror special overall as it follows an adult Lisa who has since become a True Crime expert ...

This fall on "The Simpsons," Sideshow Bob will finally fulfill his goal of murdering Bart Simpson, the boy who has foiled his schemes for more than 20 years. Don't worry, though. It's not going to be ...

The 1995 episode grapples with some deeply spiritual themes, though never loses its comedic edge. It's likely no coincidence ...