Story by staff@slashfilm.com (Witney Seibold)December 21, 2024 • 9:00 PM
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The Simpsons creator Matt Groening knew the series was a hit after one standout episode in its inaugural season
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According to Groening, it was the episode 'Krusty Gets Busted' that cemented The Simpsons as a cultural phenomenon, with its blend of satire and heart resonating with audiences
The episode featured the introduction of fan-favorite characters like Sideshow Bob, and Groening said it showcased the show's ability to balance comedy and social commentary in a way that would define its legacy
Story by staff@slashfilm.com (Witney Seibold)December 21, 2024 • 9:00 PM
Image from SlashFilm
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The Simpsons creator Matt Groening knew the series was a hit after one standout episode in its inaugural season
beat sheet
According to Groening, it was the episode 'Krusty Gets Busted' that cemented The Simpsons as a cultural phenomenon, with its blend of satire and heart resonating with audiences
The episode featured the introduction of fan-favorite characters like Sideshow Bob, and Groening said it showcased the show's ability to balance comedy and social commentary in a way that would define its legacy