"The Simpsons "debuted shortly before Christmas in 1989Which means that everyone under 35 has never known the world without it. The "Simpsons" was not just a hit, but a cultural filling point. The cynical worldview of Matt Groning, filtered through an animated tightening of traditional American sitcom, came to define the predominant attitudes of the nation in the 1990s. We were transformed, thrilled by the surplus of Reagan's years and ready to see the television mutation in something panctical and deconstructor. The "Simpsons" was at the heart of it.

And then, even with the end of the 1990s, the "Simpsons" never dipped in quality, coming out in a full decade of invaluable TV comedy. While the public's views were moved to the early 2000s ("shock" humor and despair after 9/11 came to define the era), the "Simpsons" persisted. The creators of the show found that they could simply continue to work for as long as the audience were interested. And the audience remained interested in 782 episodes during 36 seasons. It is one of the longest script first shows is the history of American TV.

Of course, its longevity provided the "Simpsons" several important records, all confirmed by Guinness. It is the longest sitcom of all time (in number episodes), a record that broke in 2009. He boasted most of the guest stars for each script series, at the top of over 700. Brooks (On the glory of "broadcast news") has won 12 EMI for its work on the Simpsons, which is the most that every person has won for a show.

And for the purpose of this article, the "Simpsons" has - According to the web site EMIS - won 37 EMI. This, out of 102 total nominations. 12 of these victories (out of 33 nomes) are for an excellent animated program, making it a record holder in that category with a significant margin. The second awarded animated program in Emmy's history is South Park, with only five wins (18 nominations).

The Simpsons immediately started winning Emmy immediately, collecting several points during its first season in 1990. He has been nominated for multiple prize every year since then. In 1990 In 1991, it was for the episode "Homer vs. Lisa and the 8th commandment", in which Homer (Dan Castellaneta) began stealing cable television, much to Lisa's joke (Godinley Smith).

Strangely, some of the celebrity episodes "Treehouse of Horror" were nominated for Emmy, with the first being "Treehouse of Horror VI" in 1996. The "Simpsons" would not win an excellent animated Halloween program, as long as "Treehouse of Horrous XXXIII" in 2023 in 2023. The longest loss series for The Simpsons occurred between 2009 and 2018 - though in 2010. "Futurama", another show created by Matt Groning. Recently, the "Simpsons" was nominated for the 2024 episode "Night of the Salary for Living" in which Marge is trying to unite the kitchen with ghosts. He lost to the "blue eye samurai".

South Park would somehow have had to run for another seven years and win an excellent animated program all seven of those years just to level the record set by the Simpsons, and it really looks very unlikely. For the time being, the Simpsons can rest on their laurels. And those 12 wins with 12 wins are just for that category. The vocal actor Hank Azaria has won four Emmy for his work on the Simpsons alone, and the other regular "Simpsons" Nancy Carttrate, Smith, Castellaneta, Cavner, Harry Shurer and Marcia Wallace also won EMIS.

Oddly, however, Favorite episode of "Simpsons" fans Not one of his Emmy winners.