Comic book Doorman was born with the power to teleport people and objects through his body as a portal of sorts. Whatever the Roxxon corporation threw away in the skip, DeMarr comes across gives him ...

Actor and voice impressionist Hank Azaria explains to USA TODAY why he isn't sure if he'll stay with "The Simpsons" after his contact is over.

Hartman often amused himself while designing by coming up with voices and characters, which he called "flights of voice fantasies." ...

In the Season 4 Simpsons episode, "The Front," Bart and Lisa read a letter that is implied to have a swear word.

35 years ago, The Simpsons debuted “Bart Gets Hit By a Car” as the tenth episode in the animated series’ second season. Much like the title of the episode suggests, Bart is hit by a car and it turns ...

Death has reared its ugly head a number of times in The Simpsons: Maude Flanders, Larry "the Barfly" Dalrymple, and even Marge Simpson. As of Season 37's most recent episode, "Seperance," you can add ...

In the Season 37 episode “Seperance,” which aired on January 4, 2026, the man behind the Duffman mascot, Barry Duffman, announced that the Duff Corporation has retired the character forever The iconic ...

Oh yeah — "The Simpsons" is seemingly saying goodbye to another character after almost 30 years. In the Jan. 4 "Severance" parody episode "Seperance," Barry Duffman revealed that his Duff Beer mascot, ...

The Simpsons has retired an iconic character "forever" after nearly three decades on air. Duffman has become a small but notable staple of the animated sitcom since the late 1990s, popping up with his ...

“The Simpsons” seemingly retired longtime character Duffman (voiced by Hank Azaria) during the Jan. 4 episode titled, “Seperance,” which spoofed the Apple TV series “Severance.” Duffman, known for his ...

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