The Simpsons season 36 continues to experiment with its format and storytelling, but struggles with consistency in canon and continuity.
Although Moe finally seemed to find happiness a few seasons ago, The Simpsons season 36 proves that viewers should not be anticipating wedding bells quite yet. The Simpsons season 37’s renewal has not yet been announced, but the series isn’t struggling despite its longevity. If anything, The Simpsons seems to be enjoying a critical renaissance as everyone from Vulture to YouTube creator SuperEyepatchWolf declared the long-running show “Good again.
” The Simpsons season 36’s willingness to change the show’s format and rewrite its established lore plays a major role in this recent spate of critical acclaim. Experimental efforts like The Simpsons season 36’s second Treehouse of Horror special or episode 6, “Women in Shorts,” prove that the series isn’t wedded to its usual storytelling style. Sadly, The Simpsons also isn’t all that consistent when it comes to canon and continuity. The Simpsons has long been infamous for rewriting its storylines without warning, resulting in everything from the ages of the show’s main characters to the location of their hometown constantly shifting. The Simpsons never age, but the show’s floating timeline means that marriages, deaths, and even entire characters can be retconned out of existence. Perhaps the most infamous instance of this was The Simpsons simply forgetting about Apu’s existence after a 2017 documentary, The Problem With Apu, highlighted the character's links to historically problematic depictions of Indian Americans
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