"Simpsons" The executive producer Matt Selman finally addressed the controversy around the decision to "kill" Marge Simpson during a stain scene in the season 36 finals.

While the move was shocked by many fans, Selman fired the background, calling him "funny" and explain that the episode format "Simpsons" allows for speculative fantastic scenarios, where anything can happen.

The episode concerned, entitled "Estronger things," broadcast on 18. Maja and a step forwards in the temporal tray of the Simpson family.

The story jumps for 35 years in the future, revealing that March died, and Bart and Lisa were alienated after they stop watching "itching and scratches and scratches" together.

Homer, now in the pension home, fights for the maintenance of their family bonds. A short scene shows the Homer's lawsuit on Marge's funeral, with the rest of the family surrounding him.

However, Marge's "death" is not permanent.

At the end of the episode, he looks over his family from heaven, content to see Bart and Lisa reconnecting and rescuing Homer from his lonely life. In the bandage, Marge reveals to marry the Beatles Icon of Ringo Starr while he is adding a humorous and secular touch on the otherwise emotional scene.

The controversial decision on the series of Series temporarily provoked anger among the "loyal fanbase" Simpson ", with many expressive shock on social media.

"I didn't even watch" Simpsons "in 10+ years, but really killed Marge?!" One viewer published on X, expressing collective disbelief.

Despite the background, Selman welcomed the reaction, looking at it as a sign of permanent relevance of the play.

"I guess this is about the fact that people take care of Marge," he said Diversity. "At the end of the day, it is probably good for a job even when these funny, mischief stories about the virus!"

Selman further explained that in the "Simpsons" the world of the future episode of speculative fantasy, and that was just one possible outcome for the loved ones.

"Marge probably will never be dead ever. The only place Marge is dead in one of the future episodes that broadcast six weeks ago," he added. "" Simpsons "doesn't even have Canon!"

Emission creators were always known for pushing boundaries, and this shocking move is just another example of how "Simpsons" continue to develop after more than three decades in the air.

2022. "Simpsons" made history containing deaf acting And the involvement of the American character language (ASL) for the first time in the show. This turning point has occurred in the episode 17. years in the show 33. Seasons, entitled "Bleeding sounds."

Episodic centers around Lisa Simpson, the oldest family, as he meets Monk Murphy, the son of the late music idol of "bleeding" Murphy. Lisa learns that Monk was born deaf and was considered at first by getting a cochlear implant. Wishing to help, Lisa soon realizes that the monk should not be "fixed" and is perfectly satisfied with his life as it is.