The Hard Truth About The Simpsons That Fans Have To Accept

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With well over 700 episodes, The Simpsons has inarguably left its mark as one of the most notable adult shows now and for the past few decades. Understandably with such a long run, the show has accumulated a large and committed fan base.

From its comical yet effective satire, to its complicated but touching character dynamics, The Simpsons have been living in our hearts for years. That said, part of what has allowed the show to remain relevant despite the passing time is its ability to adapt to the taste of different periods. While the characters themselves haven’t changed all that much, several considerable details from the show have been tweaked, such as the shows fading use of violence and the dismissal of some of the more racist and sexist undertones. Though these changes may have bothered some original fans, they opened the show up to appeal to a new audience.

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Any show that lasts as long as this one has no choice but to be able to evolve, which The Simpsons has clearly done a good job at. Nonetheless, the storyline of the show has essentially morphed in every way that it can, without recycling content. This fact has creators, critics, and fans questioning what the future of the show looks like. No matter how it comes about, big change is inevitable in The Simpsons’ future — it’s what that change looks like that is still up in the air.

One possibility is that the series will have to make drastic changes to the show. This could look like a time jump, evolved character traits, or adjustments to alter the dynamics. This may also come in the form of new creative teams working on the show that clearly have different voices or focuses. While fans are usually