In 2009, Fox created a hunt for Simpsons cleaners to celebrate the 20th anniversary of the series. Included hiding Easter eggs and referring to the animated sitcom in all programs during the network network, including House, Lie Me and "GLA". At that time, the popular procedural procedural "bone" of Fox lasted four years and was in the middle of its fifth season. As such, he also received treatment with Simpsons Scavenger Hunt and may have been a notion that he was most successful in respecting Matt Groning's series.

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Season 5, Episode 7, entitled "The Dirty", contained multiple "Simpsons" nodes, including a wrestler named Bumbbie Man and a scene at the Effeeferson Institute, which appeared X-ray of Homer Simpson's skull hanging in the backgroundrevealing an alarmingly small brain. The episode also featured Homer Glas actor Dan Castellaneta, who plays a policeman Navarro and is familiar with several notes on the subject of "Simpsons" when he led David Boreanaz's Bot Bot and Emily Deschel's temperament. This would not be the last time Deschanel shared a scene with Castelaneta, however, as the actor later guest guests of the "Simpsons" in what would prove to be a little disappointing appearance.

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"Bones" ended in 2017 After the impressive 12 seasons of air. It may not fit the Simpsons and is now 36-season running, but it's an outstanding achievement for every show-only given the demand for Revival "bones" (which seems likely to happen) It remains nearly a decade after the series came out of the air.

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One year after completing a Fox procedure, and nearly 10 years after Emily Deschanel and Dan Castellaneta shared a scene together on the show, the former guest's "Simpsons" guests, expressing 30 episode "Bart is not dead". The season premiere aired on 30.09.2018 and saw Bart (Nancy Carthright) dare just to get hurt. To spare his mother's feelings, Bart tells Marge (Jululey Kavner) that, although unconscious, he went to heaven and got acquainted with Jesus himself, which encourages Christian film producers to descend to the family and encourage them to agree to a film. Homer, along with Ned Flanders (Harry Shurer), then auditions for the film, and Deschanel appears during these auditions.

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The actor reads about the Marge part and even the impression of the Matriarch of Simpsons, which is not really too bad. Unfortunately, the scene itself acts as a reminder that the Simpsons is far from its prime minister until Deshanel got a chance to return.

There was a time when the "Simpsons" was really subversive and efficient satire - a time when Fox was more than a joke for the show's writers who took every opportunity to bite the network, eventually leading to an absurd scenario in which Fox was almost suing for a joke "Simpsons". However, by 2009, that endlessly fun antagonism seemed to have fallen down a bit, with Fox Shorn using his longest series in other plays as a celebration of his 20th year of air. Things seemed to deteriorate only on that front when Emily Deschanel appeared on the series.

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Her scene in "Bart is not dead" sees Deschanel reading about the Marge part, but not before Homer is able to mention the "bones", asking if any of the real bones of the show still has meat on them and inquire about where he can find them. Then, then, the scene was turned off on the rocky start, but as it continues, it only becomes a smaller version of the classic wrapped "Simpsons" that fans have seen better so many times before.

Homer as a clown is only part of the charm of the character, but there are certain scenes that have taken his cognitive weakness at absurd levels that remain classic moments in the history of the series. I am thinking about the time in Season 5 When the Simpsons family went on to protect witnesses and delighted the FBI agents, they have repeatedly tried to get Homer to accept his new identity as Mr. Thompson, addressing him as such, only for Homer to consistently misleading. In the stage "Simpsons" of Deschanel, we see the same joke reproduced, where Homer cannot understand what is acting, and asks the actor to lift her leg and arm while acting, just to constantly interpret her words as if she talked to him directly. Similar to time Banksy created a controversial couch on the Simpsons It was essentially just recycling a joke from the previous episode of paid Asian animators, Deshanel's interaction with Homer only served as a reminder of how the show had no ideas.

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Not that one of this was the actor's fault. If nothing else, it is a shame that she did not guest a Starwar in the show during the previous season when the "bones" were still in the air.