The pioneering animated series, which premiered today 30 years ago, has made many generations of viewers laugh. • Over the years, the cartoon family has won several unprecedented awards and broken numerous Guinness records • The Krambe Islands!
Broke Guinness Peak. "The Simpsons"
In the 2000s, with the plethora of channels, consumption options and huge budgets invested in the series, a statement like "The Series That Changed the Face of Television" may sound like a used degree to the weary to be suspiciously approached. But when it comes to the pioneering animation series "The Simpsons," which changed viewing habits, impacted dozens of shows and even pushed a remote TV channel to the top of the ratings tables, it is inappropriate to describe it.
From 1989, when the first episode of the series aired, and until the end of the 31st season of the series recently, the "Simpsons" earned unprecedented degrees and awards, breaking Guinness records repeatedly, hosting hundreds of celebrities and garnering tremendous media attention and scores Millions of fans around the world, with every record, achievement or hospitality, that have become routine over time.
In order to mark all the achievements of the series that celebrates exactly 30 years today, we will have to paint in yellow the entire paper, from the first page to the last. But with third elections in the doorway and a raffle in the Champions League, we will have to settle for the most surprising and significant achievement of the program that was voted the most important in the 20th century, according to Time Magazine, without of course abandoning the Israeli connection.
Yellow vixen. "The Simpsons" is the first series of the American Fox Network that has been successful enough to rank on the list of 30 popular shows in the United States. Today, Fox, founded in 1986, is one of America's five largest networks and owes it all to series creator Matt Graining.
Fade! An almost unimaginable record held by the "Simpsons" indicates that the series has influenced the English language more than any other cultural source. In doing so, the series stole the title for Shakespeare and even the Bible.
Yellow and white. There is nothing like attending The Simpsons to determine a player's status as a superstar. In the September 30, 2018 opening episode of the 30th season of the series, Gal Gadot honored to feature her own character in the episode "Bart is Not Dead." A few years before, and after visiting Japan, China, Brazil and even Australia, the Simpsons made quite a bit of noise when they finally arrived in Israel on the 21st season of the series. In the episode, which many consider to be a classic episode, Jewish-British actor Sasha Baron Cohen and international Israeli singer Yael Naim also participated.
Gal Gadot stars in "The Simpsons"
Success continues. Although critics claim that the golden age of the series was over by the end of the previous millennium, the Simpsons still fascinate millions of viewers every week. Despite the buzz, after nearly 20 years in the air, the "The Simpsons - Movie" release was accompanied by a huge noise that was also reflected in more than half a billion dollars in revenue. Krambe Islands!
Jaundice industry. It is impossible to quantify the effect of the series on the television industry over the past 30 years, but it would not be overstated at all to say that many adult animation series that were broadcast today would not have existed without the Simpsons, and their creators are self-evident. An instructive example of this is the episode "The Simpsons Already Made It" of "South Park," which implies the beautiful gesture of the creators to the veteran series. The Crossover episode of The Simpsons with "Family Guy" was one of the most talked about episodes in the series' history.
Yellow world. Apart from the ratings and awards, the success of the series is also measured in the dozens of countries and channels that broadcast it, and even more - in the number of languages it speaks. To put an ear to it, "The Simpsons" is spoken in both French and Canadian French, a rarity in the television market. The success of the series also brought her to the Arab countries, and in order to adapt to the Muslim audience, Homer had to give up beer and drink soft drinks.
A galaxy of stars. The Simpsons have hosted more than 600 celebs in Springfield. The series has for many years held the height of guests in a television series, a number that is only increasing with each season ending, and the chance of the title ever being taken is virtually nil. Among the celebrities who contributed their voices to the series, whether as guest characters or who portrayed their own yellow version, include pop stars Lady Gaga and Britney Spears, astrophysicist Steven Hawking, astronaut Buzzoldrin, beetle Paul McCartney, pop king Michael Jackson, Prime Minister of Britain Blair, Coldplay vocalist Chris Martin and comedian Sarah Silverman, on the edge of the fork.
"The Simpsons ...". For 30 years, the series' opening tune has been one of the most recognizable on the planet, and it is enough to play a three-character sequence so most people can hum the sequel. Iconic composer Danny Elfman recently claimed that the next, the 32nd season of the series, which will air the sixth episode, is likely to be the latest, ending a yellow era. time will tell.
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