The Simpsons

'The Simpsons' is one of the most iconic series in the history of television. Created by Matt Groening for Fox Broadcasting Company and currently aired in Spain by Antena 3 and the pay channel FOX, during the more than 25 years it has been broadcast, it has managed to entertain viewers of all ages with its characteristic yellow protagonists.

Homer, who works at a nuclear power plant; Marge; Lisa; Bart; and Maggie Simpson, along with their pets Santa's Little Helper and Snowball, form the most peculiar family we have ever seen, presented to us as a satire of contemporary American society, narrating their day-to-day life in the fictional town of Springfield, located in the United States.

The series was produced by Gracie Films in collaboration with 20th Television and premiered in December 1989. With over 30 seasons and more than 700 episodes, it has established itself as the longest-running animated comedy in television history. Its influence is enormous, not only for its humor and social satire but also for how it has reflected cultural, political, and technological changes in the United States and the world. The series has received numerous awards, including multiple Emmys and a Peabody, and has left an indelible mark on animation and global popular culture.

'The Simpsons' has not only been limited to television, but the series has expanded into movies, comics, video games, and countless merchandise products. Its cultural impact has translated into expressions, references, and memes that are part of everyday language, solidifying Springfield and the Simpsons as universal icons of animation and comedy.