One question hangs in the air as" The Simpsons" approaches its 800th show on Fox: How will the longest-running animated series ever come to an end? It won't finish in a conventional way, according to showrunner Matt Selman. Selman was steadfast in his opinion of a potential stopping in a new interview with The Wrap. He continued," The show isn't meant to end," and he refrained from saying," The show isn't meant to end. a romantic conclusion In truth, the team now made fun of that possibility in the event titled" Bart's Birthday" from the year 36 premiere. What was the topic of the event? ConanO'Brien's previous co-host, ConanO'Brien, hosted the show, which served as a pastiche of series finales. Every conceivable idea from the series finale was incorporated into one episode, Selman explained. We staged a line episode in the middle of the present that made fun of all the notions of the show ending. A ridiculous stopping was created in the plot by an artificial intelligence called HackGPT, which included, among other absurd moments, Mr. Burns ' death, Moe's Tavern closing, and Maggie's last speech. When the episode aired, Selman had previously stated to the New York Post that it would be foolish to conduct a romantic, overdone series finale. Thus we created a design that was, this claim, "over the top. " What would happen if the system made the decision to end the show? On this, Selman is obvious. There wouldn't be a episode if the line ended; instead, it would be a regular episode with the family. No such thing as" I'm going to miss this position," he told The Wrap. Probably some little hidden information. The show's strength is its capacity to continually reinvent itself, in his opinion. The display shouldn't alter, they say. Every year, the figures are rebooted. They don't realize it, and they don't kill that frequently, but it's like Groundhog Day. This flexibility extends to the stability of the show. Selman admitted in an interview with Entertainment Weekly in October that he didn't mind if the history was altered. The rules of a visual world for a display that doesn't have them really come in second, and I believe the story and the characters should arrive first. It's really a dumb show, really! So I enjoy anything. Whatever occurred and didn't occur at the same degree of historical accuracy. The golden family will celebrate its 800th season with a great celebration as it approaches its 800th episode. The event, titled" Irrational Treasure," follows the Film to Philadelphia and features guest tones from, among others, Quinta Brunson, Kevin Bacon, Questlove, and Noah Wyle, as well as a unique musical performance by Boyz II People.

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