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30 Years Later, 'The Simpsons' Are A Part Of The American Family

Homer might become a braniac, Marge might develop a gambling addiction or nerdy Lisa could find herself among the cool kids for a half-hour, but by the end of each episode of <em>The Simpsons</em> — which first appeared 30 years ago as short segments on <em>The Tracey Ullman Show</em> — the family and its hometown of Springfield resets to status quo.<em> </em> (Courtesy of Fox)
Homer might become a braniac, Marge might develop a gambling addiction or nerdy Lisa could find herself among the cool kids for a half-hour, but by the end of each episode of The Simpsons — which first appeared 30 years ago as short segments on The Tracey Ullman Show — the family and its hometown of Springfield resets to status quo. (Courtesy of Fox)

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