Ever wonder what would happen if Marge threw caution to the wind and just let loose? In this Thelma & Louise–inspired romp, she teams up with neighbor Ruth Powers for a night of adrenaline-fueled fun ...

Before getting into that, here’s a recap of what happened during the finale, “Estranger Things,” which aired May 18. The episode starts with Lisa and Bart watching an episode of The Itchy & Scratchy ...

The Simpsons’ Season 36 finale showed Marge’s death and a kiss with Ringo Starr, but don’t worry, she’s not going anywhere. The Simpsons just wrapped its 36th season with an emotional jolt that sent ...

Doh! "The Simpsons" killed off mom Marge Simpson. Well, kind of. On the legendary sitcom's epic Season 36 finale episode, titled "Estranger Things" (episode 18), the storyline centered around a ...

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You can put down the pitchforks and save the strongly-worded letters: Marge Simpson is not going anywhere. Despite a sudden uptick in online hot takes that the Simpson matriarch died in the show’s ...

Did The Simpsons really just kill off Marge? Marge Simpson — the blue-haired, ever-patient glue of The Simpsons — appeared to die in the jaw-dropping Season 36 finale. But is she actually gone for ...

Discover What’s Streaming On: The Simpsons took an unexpectedly morbid turn during the Season 36 finale by teasing Marge Simpson’s imminent death, leaving fans wondering what this could possibly mean ...

Fans of the The Simpsons are scrambling for answers after an episode teased the fate of one of the animated sitcom's beloved characters, Marge Simpson. The scene, which teased the iconic character's ...

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Before "The Simpsons," TV families were mostly functional, supportive, wholesome groups who represented a nostalgic vision of suburban America that had long since faded despite what the small screen ...