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The Simpsons as they originally appeared on The Tracey Ullman Show.

The Simpsons were created in 1985 by Matt Groening. Groening was waiting for a meeting with writer/producer/director James L. Brooks, based on the success of his comic strip Life in Hell, to discuss producing animated shorts for The Tracey Ullman Show. Upon realizing he did not want to give up the rights to his original characters, he came up with new ones on the fly. They were named after his own family members: father Homer, mother Marge, and sisters Lisa and Maggie. Instead of using his own name, Groening used "Bart" as the name for the son because it is an anagram of the word "brat." Each character was designed to be recognizable from their silhouette. The Simpsons debuted as a series of recurring shorts called "bumpers" on the Tracey Ullman Show in 1987. Fox later spun The Simpsons off into its own show, premiering on December 17, 1989, gaining the network its first top 30 hit within the first season.

The Simpsons have been featured in many video games, such as The Simpsons (Arcade Game), The Simpsons: Road Rage and The Simpsons: Hit andamp;amp;amp; Run. Reception of games featuring The Simpsons has been mixed, with releases like Bart vs. The Space Mutants and Bart vs. The World considered some of the worst games the NES had to offer. Recent releases, such as The Simpsons Game (Game) garnered more favorable reviews for emulating the show's irreverent, self-referential humor. There are also two pinball machines, The Simpsons (Game) and The Simpsons Pinball Party (Game).

The Simpsons holds many distinctions, being both the longest-running American sitcom and animated show, as well as the longest-running scripted prime-time television series. The show satirizes American culture from the perspective of a middle-class suburban family, combining surreal cartoon humor with commentary on the human condition. It's been credited with pioneering the "animated sitcom," cartoons with appeal to adult audiences, influencing later programs like South Park (Franchise) and Family Guy (Franchise).

The Simpsons is one of the most significant cultural exports of the United States. It is dubbed in 36 different languages and airs in at least 180 countries.

Games

The Simpsons (Game)

10 October 1990

Platforms/Pinball

The Simpsons: Bart vs. the Space Mutants

1 February 1991

Platforms/AmigaPlatforms/Game GearPlatforms/GenesisPlatforms/PCPlatforms/Sega Master SystemPlatforms/Amstrad CPCPlatforms/Atari STPlatforms/Commodore 64Platforms/ZX SpectrumPlatforms/Nintendo Entertainment System

The Simpsons Arcade Game (Game)

4 March 1991

Platforms/PCPlatforms/Commodore 64Platforms/ArcadePlatforms/PlayStation Network PS3Platforms/Xbox 360 Games Store

Bart Simpson's Escape from Camp Deadly

22 November 1991

Platforms/Game Boy

The Simpsons: Bart vs. the World

13 December 1991

Platforms/AmigaPlatforms/Game GearPlatforms/Sega Master SystemPlatforms/Atari STPlatforms/Nintendo Entertainment System

Krusty's Fun House

19 March 1992

Platforms/AmigaPlatforms/Game BoyPlatforms/Game GearPlatforms/GenesisPlatforms/PCPlatforms/Sega Master SystemPlatforms/Super Nintendo Entertainment SystemPlatforms/Nintendo Entertainment System

The Simpsons: Bart's House of Weirdness

3 August 1992

Platforms/PC

The Simpsons: Bart vs. the Juggernauts

29 September 1992

Platforms/Game Boy

The Simpsons: Bart's Nightmare

30 September 1992

Platforms/GenesisPlatforms/Super Nintendo Entertainment System

The Simpsons: Bartman Meets Radioactive Man

14 December 1992

Platforms/Game GearPlatforms/Nintendo Entertainment System

The Simpsons: Bart & the Beanstalk

28 February 1994

Platforms/Game Boy

Virtual Bart (Game)

30 September 1994

Platforms/GenesisPlatforms/Super Nintendo Entertainment System

Itchy & Scratchy in Miniature Golf Madness

5 November 1994

Platforms/Game Boy

The Itchy & Scratchy Game

31 March 1995

Platforms/Game GearPlatforms/GenesisPlatforms/Super Nintendo Entertainment System

The Simpsons Cartoon Studio (Game)

31 July 1996

Platforms/PCPlatforms/Mac

The Simpsons: Virtual Springfield

9 August 1997

Platforms/PCPlatforms/Mac

The Simpsons Bowling (Game)

16 September 2000

Platforms/Arcade

The Simpsons Wrestling (Game)

23 March 2001

Platforms/PlayStation

The Simpsons: Night of The Living Treehouse of Horror

26 March 2001

Platforms/Game Boy Color

The Simpsons: Road Rage

24 November 2001

Platforms/Game Boy AdvancePlatforms/PlayStation 2Platforms/GameCubePlatforms/Xbox

The Simpsons Skateboarding (Game)

12 November 2002

Platforms/PlayStation 2

The Simpsons Pinball Party (Game)

14 February 2003

Platforms/Pinball

The Simpsons: Hit & Run

16 September 2003

Platforms/PCPlatforms/PlayStation 2Platforms/GameCubePlatforms/Xbox

The Simpsons Game (Game)

6 October 2007

Platforms/PlayStation 2Platforms/PlayStation PortablePlatforms/Xbox 360Platforms/Nintendo DSPlatforms/PlayStation 3Platforms/Wii

The Simpsons Arcade (Game)

21 December 2009

Platforms/iPadPlatforms/iPhone

The Simpsons: Tapped Out

1 March 2012

Platforms/AndroidPlatforms/iPadPlatforms/iPhone

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The Simpsons

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The Simpsons (Game)

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Characters

• Has characters: Krusty the Clown (Character), Bart Simpson (Character), Comic Book Guy (Character), Dolph (Character), Groundskeeper Willie (Character), Jimbo Jones (Character), Kearney (Character), Martin Prince (Character), Matt Groening (Character), Moe Szyslak (Character), Mr. Burns (Character), Rod Flanders (Character), Seymour Skinner (Character), Sideshow Bob (Character), Todd Flanders (Character), Abe Simpson (Character), Apu Nahasapeemapetilon (Character), Dr. Julius Hibbert (Character), Fallout Boy (Character), Homer Simpson (Character), Lisa Simpson (Character), Maggie Simpson (Character), Marge Simpson (Character), Milhouse Van Houten (Character), Ned Flanders (Character), Nelson Muntz (Character), Radioactive Man (Character), Ralph Wiggum (Character), Shauna (Character), Artie Ziff (Character), Fat Tony (Character), Patty Bouvier (Character), Selma Bouvier (Character), Snake (Character), Barney Gumble (Character), Carl Carlson (Character), Lenny Leonard (Character), Manjula NahNahasapeemapetilon (Character), Mr. Sparkle (Character), Professor Frink (Character), Waylon Smithers (Character), Chief Wiggum (Character), Jacqueline Bouvier (Character), Jasper Beardly (Character), Old Jewish Man (Character), Reverend Lovejoy (Character), Itchy (Character), Scratchy (Character), Ling Bouvier (Character), Troy McClure (Character), Agnes Skinner (Character), Edna Krabappel (Character), Hans Moleman (Character), Sideshow Mel (Character), Hank Scorpio (Character), Rich Texan (Character), Bumblebee Man (Character), Otto Mann (Character), Mayor Quimby (Character), Luigi (Character), Lugash (Character), Kent Brockman (Character), Miss Springfield (Character), Duffman (Character), Drederick Tatum (Character), Cletus Spuckler (Character), Herman Hermann (Character), Sea Captain (Character), Squeaky Voiced Teen (Character), Legs (Character), Louie (Character), Bleeding Gums Murphy (Character), Tom O'Flanagan (Character)

Locations

• Has locations: Japan (Location), China (Location), The United States of America (Location), Hollywood (Location), Wrestling Ring (Location), Springfield (Location), Dream (Location), Heaven (Location), Amusement Park (Location), Bridge (Location), Cemetery (Location), Forest (Location), Bar (Location), Egypt (Location), The Great Wall of China (Location), Waterfall (Location), Suburbs (Location), The Mind (Location), River (Location), School (Location), Kitchen (Location), The Sky (Location), Tavern (Location), Power Station (Location), Pub (Location), Parking Lot (Location)

Concepts

• Has concepts: Alternate Costume (Concept), Breaking the Fourth Wall (Concept), Combo (Concept), Finishing Move (Concept), Ghost (Concept), Ninja (Concept), Profanity (Concept), Slide Tackle (Concept), Special Attack (Concept), Undead (Concept), Voice Acting (Concept), Zombie (Concept), Classical Elements (Concept), Resurrection (Concept), Anthropomorphism (Concept), Collectible (Concept), Controversy (Concept), Double Jump (Concept), Havok Physics (Concept), Kidnapping (Concept), Magic Meter (Concept), Time Limit (Concept), Unlockables (Concept), Bears (Concept), Hand to Hand Combat (Concept), Spin Attack (Concept), Alien (Concept), Catch Phrase (Concept), Licensed Game (Concept), Online (Concept), 4 Player Co-op (Concept), Can't Swim (Concept), Games Based on Movies (Concept), Mutant (Concept), Regenerating Health (Concept), Special Vision (Concept), Tie-In (Concept), Vampire (Concept), Jump (Concept), Tricks (Concept), Cutscene (Concept), Police (Concept), Robbery (Concept), Save Point (Concept), Self-Referential Humor (Concept), Third-Person Perspective (Concept), Alien Abduction (Concept), Physics Manipulation (Concept), Dark Humor (Concept), Fan Service (Concept), Explosion (Concept), Melee (Concept), Multiple Protagonists (Concept), Vent Crawling (Concept), Bodily Functions as Weapons (Concept), Boss Fight (Concept), Breath Attack (Concept), Currency (Concept), Inflation (Concept), Minigame (Concept), Overweight Character (Concept), Parody (Concept), Victory Pose (Concept), Baby (Concept), Boss (Concept), Wall Jump (Concept), Cameo (Concept), Corrupt Government (Concept), Evil Old White Guy (Concept), Final Boss (Concept), Side-Scrolling (Concept), Animal Protagonists (Concept), Partners (Concept), Cartoon Character (Concept), Fight Yourself (Concept), Robot (Concept), Pole Jumping (Concept), Religion (Concept), Adapted from Television (Concept), Alien Invasion (Concept), Collection Marathon (Concept), Dinosaur (Concept), Hub World (Concept), Left-Handed (Concept), Spiky-Haired Protagonist (Concept), Young Protagonist (Concept), Multiple Enemy Boss Fight (Concept), Rats (Concept), Bowling (Concept), Movie Reference (Concept), Agents (Concept), Escaping Imprisonment (Concept), Snakes (Concept), Pixel Art (Concept), Spectating Villain (Concept), Lock On (Concept), Police Chase (Concept), Satire (Concept), Inventory (Concept), Shopping (Concept), Achievements (Concept), Health (Concept), Lives (Concept), Text Bubble (Concept), LGBT (Concept), Electricity (Concept), 2D (Concept), Temporary Invincibility (Concept), Kaiju (Concept), Transforming Boss (Concept), Destructible Environment (Concept), Grapple (Concept), Open World (Concept), Escort Mission (Concept), Human (Concept), Polygonal 3D (Concept), Rule of Three (Concept), Cel-Shading (Concept), Birds (Concept), Pop Culture Reference (Concept), Fish (Concept), Game Reference (Concept), 8-bit (Concept), Drifting (Concept), Bee (Concept), Artificial Intelligence (Concept), Cats (Concept), Dreaming (Concept), Elevator Ambush (Concept), Halloween (Concept), Dog (Concept), Bonus Stage (Concept), Clowns (Concept), Mode 7 (Concept), Indian Accent (Concept), Loading Screen (Concept), Cartoon Cutscene (Concept), Recycled Animation (Concept), Gravity (Concept), Internet Culture Reference (Concept), Flying Enemies (Concept), Pigs (Concept), Respawn Justification (Concept), Card Collection (Concept), Tutorial (Concept), Game Over (Concept), Holiday Themes (Concept), Cheat Code (Concept), Digital Distribution (Concept), Giant Enemy Crab (Concept), Belching (Concept), Imp (Concept), Solid Cloud (Concept), Winners Don't Use Drugs (Concept), Christmas (Concept), Dream Sequence (Concept), PlayStation Underground (Concept), Cooperative Play (Concept), Hand Of God (Concept), Multi Sport (Concept), Enemy in the Background (Concept), Bonus Game (Concept), Continue (Concept), Continue Countdown (Concept), Dead Multiplayer (Concept), Power Gauge (Concept), PlayStation Trophies (Concept), Food-Themed Stage (Concept), Button Mashing (Concept), Minions (Concept), Achievements for Starting the Game (Concept), Bink Video (Concept), Burrowing Enemies (Concept), Capture the Flag (Concept), City Building (Concept), Collectibles Spelling Out Words (Concept), Drop-In Drop-Out (Concept), E3 2000 (Concept), E3 2001 (Concept), E3 2002 (Concept), E3 2003 (Concept), E3 2007 (Concept), Greatest Hits (Concept), Hard Trees (Concept), High Score (Concept), Invisible Wall (Concept), Item Container (Concept), Plummeting Enemies (Concept), Sound Test (Concept), Spike Video Game Awards 2007 (Concept), Split-Screen Multiplayer (Concept), Xbox 360 Backwards Compatibility (Concept), Xfire (Concept), Zero Point Achievements (Concept), Ball Saver (Concept)

Objects

• Has objects: Grapple (Object), Skull (Object), Car (Object), Bumper (Object), Underwear (Object), Laser (Object), Helicopter (Object), Half-Pipe (Object), Skateboard (Object), Spray Paint (Object), Tomato (Object), Beach Ball (Object), Chainsaw (Object), Fire Truck (Object), Ice Cream Truck (Object), Pizza (Object), Police Car (Object), Tire (Object), Hamburger (Object), Milkshake (Object), Gun (Object), Helmet (Object), Missile (Object), Rocket (Object), Coin (Object), Garlic (Object), Hat (Object), Mustache (Object), Machine Gun (Object), Taxi Cab (Object), Boxing Glove (Object), Shuriken (Object), Pole (Object), Cola (Object), Slingshot (Object), Bomb (Object), Bus (Object), School Bus (Object), Cigarette (Object), Egg (Object), Fence (Object), Keycard (Object), Trash Can (Object), Basketball (Object), Hammer (Object), Nunchaku (Object), Bowling Ball (Object), Bible (Object), Key (Object), Wrench (Object), Lightning (Object), Saxophone (Object), Hang Glider (Object), Computer (Object), Pool Table (Object), Television (Object), Beer (Object), Boomerang (Object), Briefcase (Object), Doughnut (Object), Giant Donut (Object), Barrel (Object), Ghost (Object), Statue (Object), Apple (Object), Blimp (Object), Star (Object), Vacuum Cleaner (Object), Flags (Object), Lava (Object), Bowling Pin (Object), Aluminum Can (Object), Rake (Object), Hot Dog (Object), Paper (Object), Beans (Object), Couch (Object), Diamond (Object), Door (Object), Elevator (Object), Umbrella (Object), Magic Carpet (Object), Pineapple (Object), Tree (Object), Rock (Object), Diaper (Object), Balloon (Object), Megaphone (Object), Plumbob (Object), Cloud (Object), Pumpkin (Object), Refrigerator (Object), Tofu (Object), Boulder (Object), Wheel (Object), Beehive (Object), Pie (Object), Rubber Duck (Object), Mallet (Object), Mop (Object), Arcade Cabinet (Object), Fountain (Object), Battle Dress Uniform (Object), Swimming Pool (Object), Crackers (Object), Stool (Object), Crate (Object), Log (Object), Hot Air Balloon (Object), Conveyor Belt (Object), Radiation Suit (Object), Lighthouse (Object), Pinball (Object), Pinball Flippers (Object), Pine Tree (Object), Plunger (Object), Shrub (Object), Street Sign (Object), Curtain (Object), Uranium (Object)

People

• Has people: Matt Groening (Person), Nancy Cartwright (Person), Harry Shearer (Person), David Crane (Person), John DiMaggio (Person), Dan Castellaneta (Person), Will Wright (Person), Hank Azaria (Person), Maurice LaMarche (Person), Billy West (Person), Tress MacNeille (Person), Danny Elfman (Person), Phil Hartman (Person), Julie Kavner (Person), Pamela Hayden (Person), Dan Forden (Person), Chris Granner (Person), Marcia Wallace (Person), Adam Rivera (Person), Afolabi Akibola (Person), Alan Meyerson (Person), Alex Hutchinson (Person), Alfonsina Mossello (Person), Andrew Chung (Person), Andrew Young (Person), Andy Wilson (Person), Anne Marie Stein (Person), Anshin Chu (Person), Anthony Alexander (Person), Anthony Barbagallo (Person), Ben Jackson (Person), Ben Johnson (Person), Benjamin Smith (Person), Bing Gordon (Person), Boris Amchislavsky (Person), Brian Schmidt (Person), Carl Muller (Person), Chris Albeluhn (Person), Chris Collins (Person), Chris Dellinger (Person), Chris Espiritu (Person), Chris Gestrin (Person), Chris Kassabian (Person), Chris Miller (Person), Chris Wilson (Person), Christian Wilson (Person), Christopher Lennertz (Person), Clint Bajakian (Person), Colin Boswell (Person), Craig McPherson (Person), Cyra Talton (Person), Cyrus G. Harris (Person), Daniel Davis (Person), Daniel Elenbaas (Person), Darryl Jenkins (Person), Dave Knudson (Person), Dave Roberts (Person), David Fielding (Person), David Koerner (Person), David Lubar (Person), David Mann (Person), David Perry (Person), David Shaw (Person), David Whittaker (Person), Donnie Gossett (Person), Douglas Hare (Person), Eric Freytag (Person), Eric Grosser (Person), Evan Query (Person), Frank Gibeau (Person), Glen A. Schofield (Person), Glenn Dphrepaulezz (Person), Greg Goodrich (Person), Hal Rushton (Person), Harish Rao (Person), Harrison Deutsch (Person), Howard Liebeskind (Person), Igor Krinitskiy (Person), Ivo Gerscovich (Person), James Featherstone (Person), James Galloway (Person), Jameson Durall (Person), Jamie Keen (Person), Jason Bay (Person), Jason Perry (Person), Jason Reis (Person), Jean-Yves Duret (Person), Jeff Hasson (Person), Jeffrey Spierer (Person), Jim Pinchin (Person), Joel DeYoung (Person), John Melchoir (Person), John Romeo (Person), Jonathan Backer (Person), Jonathan Dunn (Person), Joseph Lee (Person), Kathy Helgason (Person), Keith Mutzman (Person), Keith Vedol (Person), Krisjan Hatlelid (Person), Laura Larson (Person), Luke Letizia (Person), Mark Cooksey (Person), Mark J. Ferrari (Person), Mark Johnson (Person), Mark Ng (Person), Matt Landi (Person), Matt Wolf (Person), Michael Archer (Person), Michael Arkin (Person), Michael Bailey Smith (Person), Michael Dean (Person), Michael Deir (Person), Michael Dunn (Person), Michael Gonzalez (Person), Michael Heilemann (Person), Michael John (Person), Michael Pole (Person), Michael Riegger (Person), Michael Rubinelli (Person), Michael Webb (Person), Michael Yasko (Person), Paul Davies (Person), Paul Gorman (Person), Paul Richards (Person), Paul Walker (Person), Peter Dille (Person), Phil Robertson (Person), Phil Roy (Person), Rich Bologna (Person), Richard Hilleman (Person), Richard Mul (Person), Rob Harris (Person), Rod Shean (Person), Romain Pillard (Person), Romulo Rodriguez (Person), Ross Young (Person), Sam Powell (Person), Si Tran (Person), Siddharth Achrekar (Person), Sonia Yazmadjian (Person), Steve Goldstein (Person), Steve Groll (Person), Steve Jenkins (Person), Tim Wileman (Person), Timothy Michael Wynn (Person), Todd Haberman (Person), Tom Beesley (Person), Tracy Espeleta (Person), Veronika Sarossy (Person), Vyolet Diaz (Person), Yeardley Smith (Person), Dawn Drake (Person), Gary Penn (Person), Mark Van Hecke (Person), Matthew Miller (Person), Shahid Ahmad (Person), Marc Baril (Person), Alex DeMeo (Person), Daniel James Kitchen (Person), Jesse Kapili (Person), Ajay Dadlani (Person), Andrea Lord (Person), Barry Marx (Person), Byron Guerrero (Person), Colin Gordon (Person), Craig Betts (Person), Danny Ruiz (Person), Danny Whelan (Person), David Wisehart (Person), Dean Sharpe (Person), Denise Sirkot (Person), Derek C. 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