In the wake of President Joe Biden announcing he would not run for re-election and then endorsing Vice President Kamala Harris, fans of The Simpsons called attention to yet another ...

A lifelong fan of The Simpsons: Hit and Run has taken to remaking the game in Unreal Engine 5 and Joe McGinn, the lead designer on the original title, is impressed by the feat. Reuben Ward, an Unreal ...

A huge part of what makes a remake successful is whether the game mechanics are still relevant. The Simpsons: Hit & Run certainly had depth in what players could collect, unlock, and find. The Speed ...

Despite his many character mistakes and the fact he doesn't always treat his family or friends the best, Homer Simpson is still one of the most popular The Simpsons characters. For over 30 years now, ...

The Simpsons might have fulfilled another prediction when several of their past episodes had pivotal or worthy moments that have been reborn as memes. So, they were a thing before they became a ...

The Simpsons is two things. It’s a 30-year-old TV show, complete with a film, merchandise and video games. It’s also an online hydra; a many-headed beast of steamed hams, GIFs of Homer disappearing ...

Disney+ is a treasure trove of classic movies, forgotten Pixar shorts, and revealing episodes of Star Wars cartoons. But if you’re anything like me, you’ve spent the last few weeks watching random ...

Open World Games Simpsons: Hit & Run might be stuck in rights purgatory, but fans of the classic open-world game can dry their tears with a beautiful Futurama conversion mod Action Games Former ...

The gif became such a sensation over the years that it’s been the subject of many articles, at least one museum exhibit, and was referenced in a much newer Simpsons episode. It’s perhaps the most ...

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If you spend any time online, you’ve seen it: a short GIF of Homer Simpson disappearing backward into a hedge, his eyes wide open — a visual “don’t mind me.” Taken from a 1994 episode of The Simpsons, ...