The Simpsons

Number of Season: 37 | Number of Episodes: 791

Set in Springfield, the average American town, the show focuses on the antics and everyday adventures of the Simpson family; Homer, Marge, Bart, Lisa and Maggie, as well as a virtual cast of thousands. Since the beginning, the series has been a pop culture icon, attracting hundreds of celebrities to guest star. The show has also made name for itself in its fearless satirical take on politics, media and American life in general.

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Seasons:

Specials (E:82)

1987

Season 1 (E:13)

1989

Season 2 (E:22)

1990

Season 3 (E:24)

1991

Season 4 (E:22)

1992

Season 5 (E:22)

1993

Season 6 (E:25)

1994

Season 7 (E:25)

1995

Season 8 (E:25)

1996

Season 9 (E:25)

1997

Season 10 (E:23)

1998

Season 11 (E:22)

1999

Season 12 (E:21)

2000

Season 13 (E:22)

2001

Season 14 (E:22)

2002

Season 15 (E:22)

2003

Season 16 (E:21)

2004

Season 17 (E:22)

2005

Season 18 (E:22)

2006

Season 19 (E:20)

2007

Season 20 (E:21)

2008

Season 21 (E:23)

2009

Season 22 (E:22)

2010

Season 23 (E:22)

2011

Season 24 (E:22)

2012

Season 25 (E:22)

2013

Season 26 (E:22)

2014

Season 27 (E:22)

2015

Season 28 (E:22)

2016

Season 29 (E:21)

2017

Season 30 (E:23)

2018

Season 31 (E:22)

2019

Season 32 (E:22)

2020

Season 33 (E:22)

2021

Season 34 (E:22)

2022

Season 35 (E:18)

2023

Season 36 (E:18)

2024

Season 37 (E:5)

2025

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