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''The Simpsons'' was confirmed on October 7, 2011 as being renewed through its 25th season. This occurred as part of the negotiations with the show's main actors over their salaries as a means of keeping the show going. Season 25 will air during the 2013-2014 television season.<ref name="Season 24-25 renewal">[http://insidetv.ew.com/2011/10/07/the-simpsons-renewed-by-fox-for-two-more-seasons/ 'The Simpsons' renewed by Fox for two more seasons], ''Entertainment Weekly'', October 7, 2011</ref>
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''The Simpsons'' was confirmed on October 7, 2011 as being renewed through its 28th season. This occurred as part of the negotiations with the show's main actors over their salaries as a means of keeping the show going. Season 28 will air during the 2013-2014 television season.<ref name="Season 24-25 renewal">[http://insidetv.ew.com/2011/10/07/the-simpsons-renewed-by-fox-for-two-more-seasons/ 'The Simpsons' renewed by Fox for two more seasons], ''Entertainment Weekly'', October 7, 2011</ref>
   
As of February 2013, there is no word was to whether this will be the final season. [[Al Jean]], executive producer of ''The Simpsons'', has said he views the two additional seasons as a beginning and that it is a goal to complete thirty seasons by the end of the decade.<ref name="Al Jean on the renewal">[http://insidetv.ew.com/2011/10/08/simpsons-al-jean-renewal/ Al Jean discusses the season 24 and 25 renewal], ''Entertainment Weekly, October 8, 2011</ref> Season 25 is expected to air on September 29th, 2013. <ref name="Season 25 air date">https://www.facebook.com/notes/fox/fox-announces-fall-premiere-dates-for-the-2013-2014-season/10152945859440557?id=45002877992 </ref>
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As of February 2013, there is no word was to whether this will be the final season. [[Al Jean]], executive producer of ''The Simpsons'', has said he views the two additional seasons as a beginning and that it is a goal to complete thirty seasons by the end of the decade.<ref name="Al Jean on the renewal">[http://insidetv.ew.com/2011/10/08/simpsons-al-jean-renewal/ Al Jean discusses the season 24 and 25 renewal], ''Entertainment Weekly, October 8, 2011</ref> Season 28 is expected to air on September 29th, 2013. <ref name="Season 25 air date">https://www.facebook.com/notes/fox/fox-announces-fall-premiere-dates-for-the-2013-2014-season/10152945859440557?id=45002877992 </ref>
   
 
== Episodes ==
 
== Episodes ==

Revision as of 11:43, 6 July 2013

Season 24
Season 25

The Simpsons was confirmed on October 7, 2011 as being renewed through its 28th season. This occurred as part of the negotiations with the show's main actors over their salaries as a means of keeping the show going. Season 28 will air during the 2013-2014 television season.[1]

As of February 2013, there is no word was to whether this will be the final season. Al Jean, executive producer of The Simpsons, has said he views the two additional seasons as a beginning and that it is a goal to complete thirty seasons by the end of the decade.[2] Season 28 is expected to air on September 29th, 2013. [3]

Episodes

  • Bart's sister (his baby sister)

Guest stars

  • "The Man Who Came to be Dinner" will be directed by David Silverman and co-written by Al Jean, and will be about Homer going onto a theme park ride, and by mistake traveling to Rigel 7, Kang and Kodos' home planet.
  • Aaron Sorkin will play himself in "Four Regrettings and a Funeral," where he will help Kent Brockman to decide whether or not to work for FOX news. Joe Namath and Gordon Ramsay will also make cameos. [1]
  • Stan Lee will make his second appearance on The Simpsons in this season. [2]
  • Kristen Wiig will make her second appearance on The Simpsons in an episode called "Homerland," playing a character hired by Lisa to investigate Homer after he acts oddly polite after a Nuclear Power Convention.
  • Anderson Cooper will be on an episode of The Simpsons where Lisa befriends a girl who is her match in every way, expect one, she's a conservative Republican. "They run up against each other in the second-grade election," says showrunner Al Jean, "and then we flash to the future where they're [engaged] in an actual presidential debate - and Anderson is the moderator." [3]
  • Will Arnett from Arrested Development and 30 Rock fame will voice Detective Gratman, a FBI anti-piracy boss who has the task of hunting down Homer Simpson after he illegally pirates a movie in "Steal This Episode." [4]
  • Daniel Radcliffe has a second Simpsons appearance as an older boy who has an interest in falconry. [5]

Notes

  • Judd Apatow, writer/director of Knocked Up, Superbad and The 40-Year-Old Virgin, will be writing an episode of The Simpsons in season 25 where Homer is hypnotized to think he's ten years old and becomes friends with Bart. [6]
  • Don Payne, who passed away on March 25th 2013, will have two episodes that will air posthumously in the 25th season, "White Christmas Blues" and "Labor Pains". [7]
  • Kevin Curran is writing an episode called The Winter of His Content, set to air in Spring 2014. Music editor Chris Ledesma attended the table read, and said on his Twitter that Hank Azaria "acted his ass off." [8]
  • Bart's sister (his baby sister) will be the first ever episode about Bart and Maggie's relationship.

References