The Simpons Share their Unauthorized History
Animation fans around the world recognize that the Simpsons is the longest
Simpsons unauthorized history
running prime-time series in American history. The yellow harbingers of dysfunction are entering their 21st season and most of us feel like they are simply staples of American culture. Seen around the world, the Simpsons are iconic, and recently an unauthorized history book was published sharing the history of this amazing series.
The Simpsons: An Uncensored, Unauthorized History tells the story of more than just a dysfunctional family, but more on the story of growth, development, and how one concept has been the mirror for our society and culture. We’re walked through the show’s beginnings on the Tracy Ullman Show to today’s more modern take on the family. The book will interview the show’s creator Matt Groening, and various artists and writers.
Over the past 21 seasons we’ve seen the family take part in just about every possible situation imaginable. Something about the show has captivated audiences and while fan following may not be in a fervor any longer, the show is still relevant as it maintains watch on the pulse of our day to day. Reflected in the show, each of us can find someone to relate to, and while we may remain quiet on certain issue, the Simpsons have tackled a great many issues without holding back.
Retailing for $18, I highly recommend this purchase for the Simpsons fan that looks to delve deeper into the creator’s minds as they continue to create masterful episodes.
1 Comment