A new episode of “The Simpsons” finally resolves a 35-year mystery that has puzzled fans since the show’s very first episode.
The beloved animated series The Simpsons has been entertaining audiences for nearly 35 years.
Over this time, fans have encountered many mysteries, but one has remained particularly puzzling.
The Simpsons producer reveals new episode finally breaks 35-year mystery since beginning of the show
Recently, a new episode has promised to finally solve this long-standing enigma.
On October 23, AI Jean, the showrunner for “The Simpsons”, teased fans on Twitter about an upcoming episode that would address a mystery that has confused him since the show began.
This announcement sparked excitement among viewers, who eagerly anticipated the reveal.
The episode aired on October 29, and fans were curious about what secrets it would unveil.
For many years, fans have speculated about various mysteries within the show.
This Sunday a new @TheSimpsons will solve a mystery that has puzzled (me at least) since the beginning of the show… pic.twitter.com/JVX9DhHxNg
— Al Jean (@AlJean) October 23, 2024
The most-asked question of who shot Mr. Burns
One of the most famous is the question of who shot Mr. Burns, a plot point that captivated audiences when it first arose.
This mystery was eventually solved, revealing that Maggie Simpson was the shooter.
However, there are still many unanswered questions and theories circulating among fans.
Another fan suggested a theory, asking, “Doesn’t that look like Agnes Skinner?”
While this idea was popular, Al Jean made it less likely by replying to a fan who asked if we would see a younger Seymour Skinner in the episode.
He simply said, “No.”
New episode explores 1980s cold case and uncovers Springfield’s hidden secrets
The new episode is said to involve a cold case that dates back to the 1980s in Springfield.
This storyline has intrigued viewers, as it hints at uncovering hidden secrets within the town.
The synopsis suggests that an unearthed corpse will lead to a deeper investigation, drawing in characters from across the series.
The Simpsons runner reveals ideas for the final episode
When talking about what he wants for the final episode of the show, Matt Selman, who works alongside Al Jean, said:
“I just hope it’s a regular episode without any flashy surprises.
“I want it to be a great family story, something classic that’s funny and involves the whole family.
It shouldn’t feel like it needs to finish any storylines or change anything, and it shouldn’t talk directly to the audience.”
Fans have been actively discussing the episode on social media.
Some have speculated about the identities of the characters featured in the promotional images.
One theory suggests that the characters might be Grandpa Simpson and Homer’s mother, Mona Simpson. This speculation adds an extra layer of intrigue to the episode.
I would guess as to where Springfield is, one user said.
The mystery I want solved is who or what are they using to accurately predict the future, the second user joked.
They’ll Never Stop The Simpsons! Have no fears, we’ve got stories for years, the third user commented.
Springfield is in Illinois, right? Another asked.
Pretty sure Bart has a birthday party and he’s 13, someone wrote.