Back in February, three brilliant fans of The Simpsons launched Frinkiac, an amazing searchable visual database of moments from the show’s 27-year history. Now, as Slate‘s Jacob Brogan reports, ...

The moment comes from the episode “Homer Loves Flanders” (S5E16), when Homer comes to invite his newfound BFF Ned Flanders to a round of min-golf. The chaste and pious Ned breaks from his usual moral ...

After 27 seasons, and nearly 600 episodes, it feels like The Simpsons has managed to cover every topic possible. In fact, South Park made an entire episode centered around the fact that The Simpsons ...

The three-person team behind Frinkiac surprised and delighted the world in February when it launched its Simpsons meme generator. The site allows users to search through nearly 3 million screenshots ...

I know many people complain about the decline in quality of The Simpsons from its best years, but I think the show gets taken for granted. The Simpsons has given the culture so much. I've absorbed so ...

If you thought it was hard to watch Peter Parker vanish into a pile of dust, that’s nothing compared to watching arguably the greatest character in television history, Homer Simpson, get wiped out of ...

Fox’s “The Simpsons” is famous for predicting the future and having done a huge number of comedy premises, leading to the phrase “‘The Simpsons’ did it.” Are they also now the first to use their own ...

The folks behind Frinkiac just beefed up the Simpsons search engine, allowing fans of the show to not only create memes but GIFs of their favorite scenes as well. As a little refresher, it holds 15 ...

The Simpsons is just too clever (and funny) for its own good - now, an ingenious website has made it possible to take every single one of the sitcom's one-liners and witticisms and make them into gifs ...

Frinkiac is the kind of website that makes the internet feel magical. Type a Simpsons quotation—say, “In this house we obey the laws of thermodynamics”—into its search bar and you’ll be greeted with ...