Streaming is not just like an old school TV, but Disney+ does its part to help bridge the gap between the two ideas. As of today, Disney Streaming Service has added a new 24/7 stream of Simpsons. This channel always includes streaming 767 episodes throughout all 35 seasons of the show, which will be broadcast in chronological order of launch. It is equal to approximately 300 continuous hours. Bury.

The Simpsons has produced some of the biggest episodes of TV of all time Dating from his debut in the late 80's. But many of us discovered the TV show - more precisely, while broadcasting in the union repetitions. So, while the show has long been available to transmit fully, this is the way to lean, hit the game and leave some shenanigans with the Simpson family to hit you in the face. Gabe Lewis, Disney's Disney Programming and Content SPE, had to say this about it:

"From the first day, the fans demanded a stream of Simpsons, and we are happy to be obliging them. Disney+ pants were a fantastic experience for subscribers for subscribers who want to sit down and relax with their favorite shows and movies, and we look forward to developing the user with more and more."

What makes Disney+ with these new streaming channels is not unlike the pleasures that offers something like plutotv. That free streaming application has a number of curated channels that can only be installed without choosing from an infinite sea of ​​streaming tiles. There is something so that we don't have to be so deliberate for every choice of viewing that streaming is still trying to imitate, and streams or canals like this are approaching a small step.

"The Simpsons stream will deliver a Simpson marathon all day, every day - no matter when you get involved, this ultimate Simpsons will be there," added Matt Selman, the current show -show. that created Matt Groning.

The creek will have a lining that will be refreshed monthly and will be available to Disney+ premium subscribers. This is just part of a larger strategy that Disney uses in the streaming space. The company "Hits and Heroes" for Marvel Programming and "Starwells" has also begun recently. This is a very clear attempt to strengthen viewership for certain titles, but it is also something that can really add value to a streaming service.

Not that cable television was better, but there was something to say about surfing channels and leaving what is involved at a given moment just to wash. The notion of going to Disney+ and just catching a random episode of the "Simpsons", for example, feels like a good marriage between the most celebrated day of cable television and the modern era of streaming. This feels like a logical and proper step forward for the future, one who is friendly for both spectators and for the forces they are. As Homer Simpson can say, Wu-Hu.

You can check Disney's "Simpsons" stream+ for itself now.