Category Archives: Promotional Images

Season 29 News: New details on Haw-Haw Land have been released!

Episodes, Guest stars, Promotional Images

After revealing that Ed Sheeran will join the cast for Season 29 in the episode Haw-Haw Land, new informations for the episode, and Ed’s role, have been revealed!

In an interview wih EW, it has been announced that Ed will play the role of the musician Brendan.

Al Jean said: “He keeps alternating [between], ‘You’re not that great, but you could be fantastic,’ and she keeps falling for him because of his talent”. Nelson is also trying to impress Lisa with his singing and Al Jean is asked how is Nelson’s voice: “Well, you’ll hear. He sings ‘Save the Last Dance for Me’ with new lyrics, and he kind of bullies those notes.”

Milhouse is not fond of this connection with Lisa, Al Jean says: “When Lisa meets Brendan, Milhouse comes in and he goes, ‘I’ve brought three kinds of waters — cold, warm, and lukewarm’. Lisa goes, ‘I’m not thirsty anymore,’ and ‘Milhouse goes, ‘Dammit!’ That’s the effect he has on somebody else…. The girls love him but he’s difficult.”

Producer Mike Scully brought Sheeran to the show, having heard he was interested in appearing in it, Al Jean explains: “We had a perfect part for him. So we said, ‘Oh, great, we’ll have him do this!’ And we recorded him over the phone from England.”

EW also adds that the episode is scheduled to air in late fall.

Stay tuned for more new informations!

Don’t forget to visit our page on Season 29, as we always try to keep it up-to-date!

Season 28 News: Promotional Images for “Looking for Mr. Goodbart” and “Moho House” have been released!

Episodes, Promotional Images

Promotional Images for the upcoming 20th and 21st episode of season 28, titled “Looking for Mr. Goobart” and “Moho House“, have been released by FOX. Looking for Mr. Goodbart airs on April 30th, 2017, while Moho House airs on May 7th, 2017.

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Looking for Mr. Goodbart Promotional Images




Moho House Promotional Images





Season 28 News: Promotional Images for “22 for 30″ and “A Father’s Watch” have been released!

Episodes, Promotional Images

Promotional Images for the upcoming 17th episode, titled “22 for 30“, and 18th episode, titled “A Father’s Watch“, of season 28, have been released by FOX. 22 for 30 airs on March 12th, 2017. A Father’s Watch airs on March 19th, 2017.

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22 for 30 Promotional Images





A Father’s Watch Promotional Images




Season 28 News: Two new Promotional Images for “The Great Phatsby” have been released

Episodes, Guest stars, Promotional Images, Sneak Peeks

Season 28
Two new Promotional Images for the upcoming 1 hour special episode of season 28, split in two parts, titled “The Great Phatsby: Part One” and “The Great Phatsby: Part Two“, have been released. The episodes airs on January 15, 2017.

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Promotional Images

Matt Selman talked to TVLine about the episode: “I wanted to avoid any of the Simpsons rapping, to be honest. I hope real hip-hop fans watch and recognize that we did our best and don’t think it’s lame.”

He also adds that it’s “not a hip-hop musical — more like an episode of Empire. We’re going to play up the crazy melodrama with revenge, betrayal and explosions. There’s an epic quality to it, in addition to it being very literary.”

In an interview with USA Today, Matt Selman says: “The episode feels a little different tonally. There’s more wall-to-wall music. It feels more like Empire.”

Keegan-Michael Key adds about Jazzy James. “He’s given a second chance to be the artist he was when he was younger. I’ve been watching The Simpsons since they were on The Tracey Ullman Show.”

Dan Greaney continues: “The idea was that the hip-hop artist and Mr. Burns would relate to each other around this idea of opulence and old-fashioned style, wealth and power. It turned out the hip-hop/Gatsby connection was a very rich vein.”

And concludes how hip-hop “is a major cultural phenomenon we’ve barely touched. For me, the starting point was wanting to do something that embraced black America more. The Simpsons is a little light on that.”

Sources: TVLine, USA Today