'The Simpsons' creator says the show will end when Trump dies
According to Euro News, the series, which premiered in 1989, is considered the longest-running sitcoms of all time. However, the longest-running animated series goes to the Japanese anime 'Sazae-san,' which premiered in 1969 and has been ongoing for the past 55 years.
During his attendance at San Diego Comic-Con, Groening revealed to fans of the sitcom that there's "no end in sight," stating that the show will conclude when Trump dies. During his talk, Matt Groening had another prediction to make.
He added that The Simpsons will predict kids in America liberating their MAGA parents by deleting Fox News from their television.
According to several reports, The Simpsons has been renewed for four more seasons with Disney as its publisher.
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According to Variety, Groening joked, "I honestly thought (series) 36 was where we were going to end it. No, there's no end in sight. We're going to go until somebody dies." He then vaguely referred to US President Trump and said, "When you know who dies," adding that his death will result in dancing in the streets before US Vice President JD Vance bans it.
Groening's controversial comments come right after the comeback of South Park, which returned for its 27th season recently. The American sitcom returned strong by putting Trump in bed with Satan.
During the episode, Trump argued with the Canadian Prime Minister in the White House and asked him, "Why are you placing these new tariffs on Canada? What are you, some kind of dictator from the Middle East?"
Trump added, "You don't want me to bomb you like I did Iraq!" To which the Canadian Prime Minister responded, "I thought you just bombed Iran?" The US President replied, "Iran, Iraq, what the hell's the difference? Relax, guy!"
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