Santa Fe-based art collective Meow Wolf has joined the ranks of Banksy and Guillermo del Toro by applying its trippy aesthetics to the iconic couch gag that opens every episode of The Simpsons—just ...

The show’s famous opening credits couch gag will feature the Santa Fe-based immersive art experience in the episode “Extreme Makeover: Homer Edition,” airing Wednesday, Meow Wolf spokesperson Erin ...

Here's a look at the very unique opening couch gag for The Simpsons Extreme Makeover: Homer Edition, set to hit Disney+ this Wednesday, June 17th: Things look a little different in Springfield. This ...

For as massive and ever-present a franchise as The Simpsons is, it doesn’t have the foothold in the video game arena you might expect. The wildly popular mobile game The Simpsons: Tapped Out was ...

The next batch of The Simpsons episodes set to stream exclusively on Disney+ have been revealed, and they again include pop culture sendups. Double-episode “Extreme Makeover: Homer Edition” will be ...

NFL teams tapped into their creativity Thursday night while rolling out a variety of takes revealing their schedules for this season with a mixture of art, video games, movie references and yes, even ...

The NFL schedule release has turned into an arms race among teams' social media departments to see who can get the most attention. I don't care about that. All I care about is that the Indianapolis ...

The Simpsons boss Matt Selman has explained why the long-running series has started to phase out its iconic couch gags, saying they've had to prioritise storytelling. Fans of the show know that each ...

Matt Selman said on the Friday, April 17 episode of the Four Finger Discount podcast that he's "not gonna cut the storytelling short" to make room for longer intros "Sometimes the show is short and we ...

Matt Selman revealed that couch gags no longer appeared in every episode of the newer seasons of The Simpsons, as he and the creatives didn't want to trim the story to accommodate them. Speaking with ...

The Simpsons viewers noticed how couch gags, a trademark feature of the animated sitcom's introductory sequence, no longer appeared as often in later seasons. Recently, in an interview, one of the ...