The Simpsons

The economy is driven by rich man and if you don’t give him all the money he’ll drive you over a cliff. It’s just common sense.

Mr. Burns wants you to vote for Mitt Romney next week.

The Simpsons have been going strong (more or less) for over 500 episodes and we’re paying our respects with 20 of the most bizarre pieces of fan art this side of Springfield.

Some seriously intense fans took the time to make a live action version of the entire opening sequence of the Simpsons, and it doesn’t disappoint.

Sometimes things in life work out for you and sometimes you have the luck of Milhouse Van Houten. Springfield Elementary’s biggest nerd gets a much deserved “best of” reel.

No other paste eater in pop culture has had quite the impact with his delightful musings as Ralph Wiggum. “Super Nintendo Chalmers…”

Homer embarrasses Marge at the movies during a film featuring superspy Stradivarius Cain, and his apologies fall on deaf ears.In an effort to become a better husband, he seeks help…

Bart pesters the family into going on a cruise vacation. They even luck into a luxury suite. Now all Bart needs to do is figure out a way to make it last longer than a week

Jimbo’s girlfriend falls for Bart after he’s forced to chaperone her to a movie. School bullies notice, and that’s bad for Bart.

Bill Plympton gives his take on The Simpsons intro, but goes in a new direction and tells the story of the family’s famous living room couch. I never would have guessed a …

Forty-eight minutes of non-stop graphic cartoon violence from your favorite homicidal cat and mouse. Enjoy, you sick degenerates.

Moe’s beloved bar rag that was once loomed as an ornate medieval tapestry, recounts its millennium-spanning life story.

Zombies on a boat? Fat dudes running around calling themselves Batman? And an arcade classic finally comes home after 20 years? Yes, on all three counts.

Homer becomes a Glenn Beck-like pundit. He leads the “Gravy Boat” movement and selects Ted Nugent as his ideal presidential candidate.

Those 22 seasons of The Simpsons were really just a buildup of clips to create the perfect Breaking Bad mash-up. Well done, Internet, well done.