Mona Simpson (The Simpsons) (2024)

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In its original broadcast on the Fox network, "Homer's Enemy" acquired a 7.7 Nielsen rating. It was viewed in approximately 7.5 million homes, finishing the week ranked 56th. "Homer's Enemy" is considered to be one of the darkest episodes of The Simpsons, and it split critical opinion.

Mona was the estranged wife of Abe Simpson, the mother of Homer Simpson, and the mother-in-law of Marge Simpson.

Mona Simpson is the mother of Homer (though not of his brother, Herbert), and she left him and Abraham Simpson when Homer was nine-years-old. The reasons for that vary, but it was mostly to protect her son and because she couldn't stand Abe's intolerance anymore.

Mona Simpson (c. 1930 - May 11, 2008) was the ex-wife of Abe Simpson II, the mother of Homer Simpson, the mother-in-law of Marge Simpson, and the paternal grandmother of siblings Tessa, Bart, Lizzy, Lisa, and Maggie Simpson.

The "Treehouse Of Horror" episodes have long been home to some of The Simpsons' darkest stories, but undoubtedly the most unsettling is "Treehouse Of Horror XXVI." This spooky installment features some haunting parodies of Godzilla and Chronicle, but the most startling of these is "Wanted: Dead, Then Alive," which sees ...

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Multiple countries have taken issue with how “The Simpsons” portrayed them. But Brazil is the only one so far to threaten legal action. In this episode, the family travels to Rio de Janeiro to locate an orphan boy Lisa was sponsoring.

Researchers studying 3-D images of the “Mona Lisa” say she was probably either pregnant or had just given birth when she sat for Leonardo da Vinci's 16th-century masterpiece.

In 2005 Heidelberg University academics discovered notes scribbled into the margins of a book by its owner in October 1503. These notes state that Leonardo is working "on the head of Lisa del Giocondo". This is seen by some as confirmation that a certain Lisa del Giocondo had been the sitter for the Mona Lisa.

Bart Gets His Dog Back - "Dog Of Death"

"Dog of Death" is the 19th episode of the third season of The Simpsons. The family dog, Santa's Little Helper, needs an expensive life-saving operation, so the Simpsons all make sacrifices to save up the money.

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He is assisted at almost all times by Smithers, his loyal and sycophantic aide, adviser, confidant, and secret admirer. He is between 81 and 120 years old, though sometimes it's implied he's much older.

Lisa is shown to have heterosexual crushes on Nelson Muntz and Langdon Alger in "Lisa's Date with Density" and "Bart on the Road" respectively. In some episodes Lisa is shown to have a boyfriend, such as Edmund Dracula in "Treehouse of Horror XXI" or Colin in "The Simpsons Movie".

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After Steve Jobs's biological parents Abdulfattah Jandali and Joanne Schieble abandoned him in 1955, Abdulfattah's father died, and the couple eventually got married (for a short period of time). They had a baby, Mona, Steve's biological sister.

Lisa, when Homer asks her to say “Daddy”, just looks confused and then repeats “Homer”. As she grew up and had more self-awareness, she grew up calling Homer “Dad” out of perceived respect, and it just became a habit for her. Nowadays, even Bart calls him “Dad” a lot more than “Homer”.

"Treehouse of Horror XXX" is the fourth episode of the thirty-first season of the American animated television series The Simpsons, and the 666th episode overall as well as the thirtieth Treehouse of Horror episode. It aired in the United States on Fox on October 20, 2019.

Dark Simpsons is a parody series that takes clips from various episodes of The Simpsons and strings them together to tell stories that are (usually) much darker than the source material, with material such as death, homicide/murder, revenge, tragedy, sex, incest, etc., all with Finagle's Law exaggerated and things ...

There have been various angles on it over the years, but the episode Marge Be Not Proud is by far the best. After being caught shoplifting, ruining a family photo, Marge finally gives up on Bart, treating him with a heartbreaking sense of coldness, which makes Bart immediately regret his actions.