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Season of television series
Season of television series
The Simpsons
Season 32
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Showrunners
No. of episodes22
Release
Original networkFox
Original releaseSeptember 27, 2020 (2020-9-27) –
May 23, 2021 (2021-5-23)
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The thirty-second season of the American animated television seriesThe Simpsons aired on theFox network between September 27, 2020 and May 23, 2021.[1][2] On February 6, 2019, the season was ordered along withthe previous season.[3] It was produced byGracie Films and20th Television. This season contained twenty-two episodes.[4] It includes the series' 700th episode "Manger Things". In March 2021, the series was renewed for a thirty-third and thirty-fourth season.[5]

AnimatorNik Ranieri won anEmmy Award for his work in "Wad Goals", and the episode "The Dad-Feelings Limited" was nominated for thePrimetime Emmy Award for Outstanding Animated Program. Three writers were nominated forWriters Guild of America Awards.

Episodes

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See also:List of The Simpsons episodes
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6851"Undercover Burns"Bob AndersonDavid CryanSeptember 27, 2020 (2020-9-27)ZABF194.44[6]

Mr. Burns discovers that his employees do not like him very much, because of his pompous ways.Smithers decides to helps a distraught Mr. Burns go undercover as a man named Fred Kranepool. Initially determined to punish disloyal employees, the plant employees grow to like "Fred", causing Mr. Burns to want to adopt that personality permanently. Smithers is forced to expose his boss, causing Mr. Burns to revert to his former tyrannical personality.

Guest stars:David Harbour asMr. Burns' undercover persona Fred Kranepool andPhilip Rosenthal as himself
6862"I, Carumbus"Rob OliverCesar MazariegosOctober 4, 2020 (2020-10-4)ZABF181.51[7]

While the Simpson family visit a museum exhibit on Ancient Rome,Marge chastises a boredHomer for his lack of ambition when he admits to shirking chances for promotion. The curator overhears the squabble and begins to relay the tale of Obeseus the Wide. Obeseus is sold to slavery until he impregnates his master's daughter and is freed and takes part in his master's business. His wife pushes him to join the Senate. His wife, wanting more power, tells Obeseus to kill the emperor so his son can be crowned. However, his son sentences Obeseus to death. He challenges his son to the death, and they both die, causing his wife to kill herself. The Simpson family then argues over the moral of the story.

Guest stars:Joe Mantegna asGordus Antonius (Fat Tony) andMichael Palin as the Curator
6873"Now Museum, Now You Don't"Timothy BaileyDan GreaneyOctober 11, 2020 (2020-10-11)ZABF211.36[8]

While sick,Lisa reads a book about Western art, and imagines her family as famous painters.

  • "Lisanardo da Vinci": Lisa imagines herself asLeonardo da Vinci, the painter and inventor. When she learns that her ideas are being used for war, she escapes to France.
  • "1863 France": After initially being picked on by the other students, a French impressionist (Bart) receives praise for his work and he earns the respect of the other students. His school is worried the emperor will not like his art, but he praises the work.
  • "Frida Kahlo": Shortly afterDiego Rivera (Homer) and Frida (Marge) are married, Diego has them move to America, where John D. Rockefeller has Diego paint a mural at the Rockefeller Center, while Frida is left out, causing friction in their marriage. Frida shows Diego some of her work, and he uses her ideas for his mural. When Rockefeller does not like the work, they leave.
6884"Treehouse of Horror XXXI"Steven Dean MooreJulia PrescottNovember 1, 2020 (2020-11-1)[a]ZABF174.93[11]

In the thirty-firstTreehouse of Horror episode:

  • "2020 Election": DuringElection Day 2020, everyone is voting who will be the next president of the United States, except for Homer who does not vote. Two months later, on Inauguration Day 2021, the entire city of Springfield is in chaos, while Homer relaxes.
  • "Toy Gory": Bart tortures his toys. As revenge, Bart is killed by his surviving toys, and they turn his body into a toy. Then, they play with his corpse.
  • "Into the Homerverse": Homer mistakes a machine at the nuclear plant for a vending machine. When he inserts a coin into it, it explodes, and multiple different versions of himself from different dimensions come through a portal. Lisa says the explosion caused a hole in the space-time continuum, and Homer needs to recreate it to fix it. Mr. Burns tries to stop him with other versions of Burns and Smithers until he sees a version where Burns is Smithers' assistant. Homer then sends them all home.
  • "Be Nine, Rewind": Lisa gets stuck in atime loop on her ninth birthday in which she dies each time. WithNelson's help, they stop the loop by killingGil.

Guest star:Ben Mankiewicz as himself

6895"The 7 Beer Itch"Mike Frank PolcinoStory by :Al Jean
Teleplay by :Joel H. Cohen &John Frink
November 8, 2020 (2020-11-8)ZABF151.74[12]

A beautiful English woman named Lily comes to Springfield. She becomes enamored with Homer, who is lonely while the rest of the family is on vacation. Mr. Burns becomes attracted to Lily and has Homer arrange to have Lily meet him for a date. When it goes poorly, Homer drives Lily home, and she kisses him. Marge and the family return home early because they had a terrible time. Knowing Marge is the only woman for him, Homer rejects Lily, and she returns to England. Once there, she falls for a man who looks like Homer.

Guest stars:Olivia Colman as Lily,Robin Atkin Downes andBrian George as Various Englishmen
6906"Podcast News"Matthew FaughnanDavid X. CohenNovember 15, 2020 (2020-11-15)ZABF223.50[13]

Marge and Lisa become addicted to true-crime podcasts. Meanwhile,Grampa get a new girlfriend named Vivienne. When they go on a cruise and Vivienne reportedly dies, Grampa is a suspect.Kent Brockman makes a podcast of about the incident. Vivienne left her money to Grampa in a life insurance policy. Feeling guilty, Grampa admits to murder and is jailed. However, Vivienne is tracked to a Mexican resort. The Simpsons force Brockman to reveal the truth on the finale of his podcast, and Grampa is freed. Later, Grampa encounters Vivienne, who says that he was supposed to collect the insurance money and meet her in Mexico.

Guest stars:Morgan Fairchild as Vivienne St. Charmaine, Christine Nangle as Tabitha Shingle andStellan Skarsgård as himself

Note: This episode was dedicated in memory ofAlex Trebek who previously guest starred as himself in the episodes "Miracle on Evergreen Terrace" and "Penny-Wiseguys." Regular cast memberYeardley Smith also appears in a cameo as herself (the host of the podcastSmall Town Dicks).
6917"Three Dreams Denied"Steven Dean MooreDanielle WeisbergNovember 22, 2020 (2020-11-22)QABF024.41[14]

Comic Book Guy attends the Comicalooza convention, planning to present the ultimate audience question with hopes he will be hired byMarvel Comics. However, when it is his turn, he forgets his question, and he returns home saddened. Meanwhile, Lisa develops a crush on a new kid named Blake who also plays the saxophone. However, he tricks her into losing her school chair, so she goes to play her saxophone at the mall where people like it. Bart is hired as a voice-over actor for a new cartoon show, only to become embarrassed by the role where he has been cast as a princess. However, when people see that the princess is a killer, they are impressed.

Guest stars:Ben Platt as Blake andPaul Rudd as himself
6928"The Road to Cincinnati"Matthew NastukJeff WestbrookNovember 29, 2020 (2020-11-29)ZABF201.63[15]

WhenSuperintendent Chalmers is selected to give the keynote speech at an administrator's convention inCincinnati,Principal Skinner takes some advice from Bart and replaces favored Principal Finch as his superior's plus-one. At the airport, when Skinner checks Chalmers' bag with his anxiety medicine, he has a panic attack, and they are forced to drive to Cincinnati. At a motel along the way, Skinner overhears that Chalmers plans to replace Skinner at school with Finch. Angry, Skinner admits to poisoning Finch, so he could accompany Chalmers. They fight, and Chalmers continues to Cincinnati alone. As he gives the speech, he realizes he left his notes with Skinner. He talks about the ineptitude of his underlings, but he ends up praising Skinner, who arrives with the notes. They reconcile and return to Springfield.

Guest stars:Jason Bateman as himself andHannibal Buress as Principal Finch
6939"Sorry Not Sorry"Rob OliverNell ScovellDecember 6, 2020 (2020-12-6)QABF011.66[16]

When Lisa's "Who Inspires You?" project results in the same B− grade as every other student in her class, she becomes angered withMiss Hoover and calls her a hack. When Lisa refuses to apologize, she is sent to detention. When her stubbornness only makes matters worse, she is encouraged to try and understand things from her teacher's point of view. She follows Hoover home and sees her difficult and lonely life. Lisa buys Hoover a new massage chair and accepts Lisa's apology. Hoover decides to give Lisa a B+ but learns that she also gave Ralph the same grade.

Guest stars:Christine Nangle as Ms. Timberwood, Ariana Piknjac and Ella Piknjac performing the end titles theme
69410"A Springfield Summer Christmas for Christmas"Timothy BaileyJessica ConradDecember 13, 2020 (2020-12-13)QABF033.92[17]

AspiringHeartmark Channel film producer Mary Tannenbaum is sent to Springfield to help sort out problems with a Christmas movie being filmed there during the summer. Mary stays with the Simpsons where Heartmark fan Marge tries to befriend her, Homer tries to profit from the film, Lisa follows Mary with her own camera to film a behind-the-scenes documentary and Bart becomes bitter when he must give up his room for the film crew. Meanwhile, Mary forms an odd rapport with Principal Skinner after the two make a deal so that her film does not interfere with his Lettuce and Tomato Festival. She falls in love with Skinner even though she has a fiancé who is a surgeon. When she is forced to use the festival for the movie's finale, she and Skinner argue and end up trapped in a pile of fake snow. Skinner digs them out, but Bart shows Lisa's documentary showing Mary insulting the town. The citizens are angered, but Skinner convinces them to help finish the movie. Mary wants to stay with Skinner, but he rejects her because she already has a fiancé.

Guest stars:Ellie Kemper as Mary Tannenbaum,Richard Kind as the director andChris Parnell as Mary Tannenbaum's fiancé
69511"The Dad-Feelings Limited"Chris ClementsRyan KohJanuary 3, 2021 (2021-1-3)QABF041.89[18]

Homer and Marge team up with Comic Book Guy and his wifeKumiko to win a trivia contest. After spending time with Maggie, Kumiko decides she wants to have a baby, only for her husband to disagree. She gets Comic Book Guy to watch a movie with Bart and Lisa, and he enjoys it until he is unable to comfort them when they get upset. He goes to his family home, where his relatives live with their collections. His father admits that he stayed distant because he would not know what to say if he needed to comfort his son. They play a game of catch, and Comic Book Guy returns home and tells Kumiko he is ready for a family.

Guest stars:Dan Aykroyd as Postage Stamp Fellow andBob Balaban as the narrator
69612"Diary Queen"Matthew NastukJeff WestbrookFebruary 21, 2021 (2021-2-21)[b]QABF051.43[19]

Bart andMilhouse discoverEdna Krabappel's old diary after buying a bunch of books atNed Flanders's yard sale to attempt a stunt. Discovering a page where Krabappel had written about her success of fixing Bart's school life after classes, Bart is suddenly convinced that he is the most improved student. With the help of Maggie, Lisa finds the diary at the treehouse and discovers that Mrs. Krabappel was actually referring to her cat, but only reveals this to Bart after he decides to enter the school's spelling bee. Later in the treehouse, Ned tells Bart that Mrs. Krabappel surely still thought fondly of him, and a thankful Bart returns the diary to him.

Guest stars:Marcia Wallace asEdna Krabappel (archive recordings) andJoe Mantegna asFat Tony
69713"Wad Goals"Mike Frank PolcinoBrian KelleyFebruary 28, 2021 (2021-2-28)QABF061.24[20]

After being told of a golf course in Springfield where golfers pay their caddies very handsomely, Bart signs up for the job. Marge wants Bart to quit after worrying about his personality and future. She posts online that the golf course does not pay taxes, and people threaten to shut it down. Bart and a golfer conspire to make golf a religion to avoid taxes. Marge and other religious leaders cannot stop them. However, when he hears the golfer insult him, Bart and his friends vandalize the golf course, and he quits.

Guest stars:Stephen Root as Bildorf andJames Sie as The Lama

Note: This episode was dedicated in memory ofMarc Wilmore, a writer and producer ofThe Simpsons who died on January 30, 2021.
69814"Yokel Hero"Rob OliverJeff Martin & Samantha MartinMarch 7, 2021 (2021-3-7)QABF071.38[21]

When Homer spends a night sharing the drunk tank withCletus, the yokel's singing about family makes Homer remorseful and he vows to become a better husband and father. Homer offers to manage Cletus to help him become a country singing sensation. However, when he becomes successful, Cletus replaces Homer with a new slick manager when he decides to go professional. Without Cletus, Homer returns to his old ways. Marge tells Homer to bring Cletus home, but is unsuccessful. However, whenBrandine and his children visit, he quits and goes home.

Guest star:Albert Brooks as Slick manager
69915"Do Pizza Bots Dream of Electric Guitars"Jennifer MoellerMichael PriceMarch 14, 2021 (2021-3-14)QABF081.43[22]

A pizza palace visit awakens bad memories of Homer's youth working there, when the mechanical band he loved was taken from him. Marge, Bart, Lisa, and Moe all track down the lost animatronics to reunite them for Homer once again. Bart and Lisa track the last robot to film and television producerJ. J. Abrams, who is also collecting the band for his next film project. He buys the rights to the robots and takes them. After making a movie involving the robots, he announces a screening in Springfield. Homer tries to sabotage it, but Grampa stops him by saying it was he who ruined his childhood and not the ones who took the robots.

Guest stars:J. J. Abrams as himself andGreg Grunberg asBad Robot Head of Security

Note: This episode is dedicated in memory ofDavid Richardson, a writer and producer ofThe Simpsons who died on January 18, 2021.
70016"Manger Things"Steven Dean MooreRob LaZebnikMarch 21, 2021 (2021-3-21)QABF091.28[23]

During Christmas, Bart finds an ornament featuringTodd Flanders on it, prompting Homer and Marge to tell the kids the story. Six years earlier, Homer promises not to drink at the power plant Christmas party but accidentally gets drunk, so Marge refuses to let him into the house. Ned lets Homer stay with the Flanders. Angered by his behavior, a pregnantMaude tells him to leave.Moe tells Homer about a room above the Simpsons' garage where Homer can secretly be close to his family and listen to them. Missing Homer, Bart and Lisa offer to give up their toys, but Marge says he must do a selfless deed. Homer tries to bake cookies but fails. When Maude goes into labor while Ned is out, Homer helps deliver the baby. Marge sees this and forgives Homer. Ned and Maude name the baby Todd Homer Flanders.

  • This is the show's 700th episode.
70117"Uncut Femmes"Chris ClementsChristine NangleMarch 28, 2021 (2021-3-28)QABF101.22[24]

Marge is forced to chaperone an overnight school trip on a ship withSarah Wiggum when Homer andChief Wiggum go to a Bob Seger concert. After putting the children to bed, Marge learns that Sarah has a boisterous personality and bond. However, they are kidnapped, and Marge learns that Sarah used to be part of a team of burglars until they were betrayed byLindsay Naegle. They plan to steal a diamond from Naegle at a gala and force Marge and Sarah to help. When Seger shames Homer and Wiggum for abandoning their wives, they go to the ship and learn they were kidnapped. They see Marge and Sarah attending the gala on television. The burglars rob Naegle, but she chases after Marge and Sarah as Homer and Wiggum arrive to apologize. Sarah restrains Wiggum while Marge trips Naegle. The burglars frame Naegle for stealing jewelry at the gala, and she is arrested. Marge and Sarah then leave with the diamond.

Guest stars:Joe Mantegna asFat Tony,Megan Mullally asSarah Wiggum,Nick Offerman as Captain Bowditch,Natasha Rothwell as Bette,Bob Seger as himself andTiya Sircar as Erin
70218"Burger Kings"Lance KramerRob LaZebnikApril 11, 2021 (2021-4-11)QABF111.24[25]
Mr. Burns almost kills himself eating Krusty Burgers and learns that the town would prefer he had died. To help his boss with both his image and newfound love of burgers, Smithers suggests Burns get into the plant-based burger business. Homer is hired as a spokesman while Marge accidentally buys stock in Burns' new company. Lisa learns that the burgers are made from endangered rainforest plants. Lisa tells Homer, and they expose Burns to the public. Knowing what Lisa and Homer were going to do, Marge sold her stock in advance to keep the profit. The people return to hating Burns, but he is relieved because he no longer needs to try to be good.
70319"Panic on the Streets of Springfield"Matthew NastukTim LongApril 18, 2021 (2021-4-18)QABF121.31[27]

Homer buys a truck that comes with a music streaming service subscription. Lisa uses the service and becomes a fan of a 1980s band fronted by Quilloughby. After being humiliated in front of the whole school when she accidentally eats bacon, Lisa begins hallucinating Quilloughby as an imaginary friend. He encourages her to give witty retorts to everyone. When Marge learns the source of Lisa's new attitude, she cancels the music service. Lisa steals Homer's credit card to attend a music festival where the real Quilloughby is performing. She sees that the real Quilloughby is now a hateful carnivore, and the imaginary Quilloughby tells her not to become like him. Marge finds Lisa and says that Lisa's behavior reminds her of her own rebellion against her mother. She tells Lisa that she will always be there for her.

Guest star:Benedict Cumberbatch as Quilloughby[26]

Note: This episode was dedicated in memory ofEdwin E. Aguilar, an animator, character layout and assistant director ofThe Simpsons who died on April 11, 2021.
70420"Mother and Child Reunion"Jennifer MoellerJ. Stewart BurnsMay 9, 2021 (2021-5-9)QABF141.11[28]

At a magic store, the family is given tarot card readings that tell of a future disagreement between Lisa and Marge. A teenage Lisa decides not to attend college, which conflicts with Marge’s expectations for her. She decides to work as a teacher and soon creates her own academy with schools all over the country. She wins an election for school superintendent and eventually becomes President of the United States. In the meantime, Lisa becomes estranged from Marge, and Bart becomes the owner of a cannabis company. He reminds Lisa of the times when Marge was there to support her. When Marge visits the White House, they reconcile.

Guest stars:Werner Herzog as The Amazing Herzog,Nate Silver as himself andGeorge Stephanopoulos as himself

Note: This episode was dedicated in memory ofOlympia Dukakis who previously guest starred as Zelda in the episode "The Old Man and the Key".
70521"The Man from G.R.A.M.P.A."Mike Frank PolcinoCarolyn OmineMay 16, 2021 (2021-05-16)QABF131.06[29]

Homer meets a British secret agent named Terrance who has spent fifty years hunting a suspected Russian spy known as "The Grey Fox". After Homer and his friends hear Terrance's story, Homer begins to suspect that Grampa is the Grey Fox. They observe Grampa receiving a package from Russian men, and Terrance tells Homer to bring Grampa to him. He refuses, so Terrance kidnaps Homer and Grampa and plans to kill them in the desert. The Simpson family learn what happened, and they go with Chief Wiggum to the desert. Terrance is arrested. Feeling sorry for Terrance, Grampa pretends to be the Grey Fox so that Terrance can feel accomplishment.

Guest stars:Stephen Fry as Terrance, Head of MI5, Terrance's Father and Hazel,Robin Atkin Downes andBrian George as MI5 Agents,Maurice LaMarche asOrson Welles and Dima Malanitchev as RussianSee 'n Say
70622"The Last Barfighter"Timothy BaileyDan VebberMay 23, 2021 (2021-05-23)QABF151.02[30]

When Bart wins a bottle of tequila, Homer takes it to Moe's. Homer and his friends get Moe drunk, and he reveals all their secrets, which angers them. Because Moe broke the one rule of a secret society of bartenders, they plan to inject Homer and his friends with "Anti-Booze", a serum that stops them from drinking alcohol. Moe tries to save them but fails. Three months later, Homer and his friends have become productive and successful while Moe works at an omelet bar. They forgive him, and he serves them water at Moe's. For being loyal to Moe, the society gives the antidote to the Anti-Booze to Homer's friends. Homer refuses but is forced to take it.

Guest stars:Ian McShane as Artemis andCesar Mazariegos as Grampa Baby
  1. ^This episode was originally scheduled to air on October 18, 2020,[2] but was preempted as a result of the2020 National League Championship Series running overtime.[9] However, the episode was screened on October 14, 2020, at "Paley Front Row: Simpsons Treehouse of Horror," a panel discussion hosted byDecider,Paley Center for Media, andFox.[10] The episode still aired on its originally scheduled air date in Canada onCitytv.
  2. ^This episode was originally scheduled to air on February 14, 2021, in the United States but was preempted due to rain delays during the2021 Daytona 500, which prompted new episodes meant to air that night to be shown next Sunday night.

Voice cast & characters

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Main article:List of The Simpsons characters

Main cast

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Supporting cast

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Notes

  • ^ A. Only in episode "I Carambus" as alternate version character Carlum.
  • ^ B. In episodes "Treehouse of Horror XXXI," "Podcast News" and "Diary Queen"
  • ^ C. In episodes "Wad Goals," "Panic on the Streets of Springfield" and "The Last Barfighter"

David Harbour,Olivia Colman,Ben Platt,Hannibal Buress, andMichael Palin guest starred during the season.[31] Series regularYeardley Smith also played herself.[32]

Production

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Development

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This season and the previous season were ordered in February 2019.[33] Seven episodes were holdovers from the previous season.[34][33] The season was produced byGracie Films and was the only season co-produced by20th Television, which was renamed from20th Century Fox Television.[5][35] Executive producerAl Jean continued his role as primary showrunner, a role he had since thethirteenth season.[36][37] Executive producerMatt Selman was also the showrunner for several episodes, a role he performed since thetwenty-third season.[38] Commenting on the series reaching 700 episodes this season, Jean stated that the show needed to change with the times so that present-day issues could be addressed.[39]

This season featured the first episodes of the series written by Cesar Mazariegos and Jessica Conrad.[40][41] It also featured the first episode written byDavid X. Cohen since 1998[42][43] and the first episode written byNell Scovell since thesecond season.[44] Furthermore, it featured the only episodes written by David Cryan,[45] Julia Prescott,[46] and Danielle Weisberg,[47] and the only episode co-written by Samantha Martin.[48]

The season was produced during theCOVID-19 pandemic, which impacted many other television productions, but left animated production largely unaffected. Executive producerJames L. Brooks encouraged the staff to begin working from their homes in early March 2020, before California'sstay-at-home order was declared. In an interview withThe Hollywood Reporter in late March 2020, showrunnerAl Jean stated, "Production hasn't skipped a day or lost a beat." At that point seven episodes for the season, including theTreehouse of Horror episode, were already completed, and they had started reading the remainder of the twenty-two total. Jean also stated that "we're a little ahead of where we usually are."[49] Production was conducted using video conferencing, and studios were installed in the actors’ homes for voice recording. Producers decided not to address the pandemic other than during a segment of theTreehouse of Horror episode and a line spoken in the 700th episode.[39]

The series had a panel at the 2020San Diego Comic-Con, which was marketed as "Comic-Con@Home", to promote the season, with Jean,Matt Selman,David Silverman,Carolyn Omine, andMike B. Anderson on the panel, with cast memberYeardley Smith serving as moderator.[50]

Casting

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In the wake ofprotests following themurder of George Floyd, the series announced on June 26, 2020, that "Moving forward, The Simpsons will no longer have white actors voice non-white characters."[51] This followedMike Henry stating that he would no longer voice the African-American characterCleveland Brown on fellow Fox animated seriesFamily Guy, andJenny Slate andKristen Bell's announcement that they would no longer voice mixed-race characters onBig Mouth andCentral Park, respectively, in response to the race riots. It also followed series regularHank Azaria's January 2020 announcement that he would no longer voice the Indian characterApu Nahasapeemapetilon onThe Simpsons.[52] Series regularHarry Shearer was not fully in agreement with the decision, stating that "the job of the actor is to play someone who they're not".[53]

On September 24, 2020, it was announced thatAlex Désert would voiceCarl Carlson inthe first episode of the season, taking over from Azaria who voiced the character sincethe first season.[54] On October 11, 2020, Jean announced thatEric Lopez would begin voicingBumblebee Man in the episode "Now Museum, Now You Don't" instead of Azaria, who had provided the voice of the character since his introduction inseason four.[55] On December 10, 2020, the official logline on FOXFLASH for the episode "The Dad-Feelings Limited" revealed thatKumiko would be voiced byJenny Yokobori instead ofTress MacNeille, who had voiced the character since her introduction in theseason twenty-five episode "Married to the Blob."[56] In the episode "Uncut Femmes", the character ofJulio was recast to Tony Rodriguez. On February 22, 2021, it was announced that beginning with "Wad Goals", voice actorKevin Michael Richardson, who joined the show sinceSeason 21 as different minor characters, would replaceHarry Shearer asDr. Hibbert.[57]

Release

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The season aired on Sundays during the2020–21 television season as part of Fox'sAnimation Domination programming block, along withBless the Harts,Bob's Burgers,The Great North andFamily Guy. One day after an episode aired on Fox, it was also made available onHulu.[58] It was made available for streaming in the US onDisney+ on September 29, 2021.[59] and in theUK on November 3, 2021.

Reception

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Ratings

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For the 2020-2021 television season, the season earned a 0.8 rating in the 18-49 demographic, which was the 59th best performing show. It averaged 2.36 million viewers, which was the 117th best performing show.[60]

Viewership and ratings per episode ofThe Simpsons season 32
No.TitleAir dateRating
(18–49)
Viewers
(millions)
DVR
(18–49)
DVR viewers
(millions)
Total
(18–49)
Total viewers
(millions)
1"Undercover Burns"September 27, 20201.74.44[6]0.20.351.94.80[61]
2"I, Carumbus"October 4, 20200.51.51[7]0.10.290.61.80[62]
3"Now Museum, Now You Don't"October 11, 20200.51.36[8]
4"Treehouse of Horror XXXI"November 1, 20201.74.93[11]0.30.542.05.48[63]
5"The 7 Beer Itch"November 8, 20200.71.74[12]0.10.310.82.05[64]
6"Podcast News"November 15, 20201.33.50[13]0.10.351.43.86[65]
7"Three Dreams Denied"November 22, 20201.54.41[14]TBDTBDTBDTBD
8"The Road to Cincinnati"November 29, 20200.61.63[15]TBDTBDTBDTBD
9"Sorry Not Sorry"December 6, 20200.61.66[16]TBDTBDTBDTBD
10"A Springfield Summer Christmas for Christmas"December 13, 20201.33.92[17]TBDTBDTBDTBD
11"The Dad-Feelings Limited"January 3, 20210.61.89[18]TBDTBDTBDTBD
12"Diary Queen"February 21, 20210.51.43[19]TBDTBDTBDTBD
13"Wad Goals"February 28, 20210.41.24[20]TBDTBDTBDTBD
14"Yokel Hero"March 7, 20210.51.38[21]TBDTBDTBDTBD
15"Do Pizza Bots Dream of Electric Guitars"March 14, 20210.51.43[22]TBDTBDTBDTBD
16"Manger Things"March 21, 20210.41.28[23]TBDTBDTBDTBD
17"Uncut Femmes"March 28, 20210.41.22[24]TBDTBDTBDTBD
18"Burger Kings"April 11, 20210.41.24[25]TBDTBDTBDTBD
19"Panic on the Streets of Springfield"April 18, 20210.41.31[27]TBDTBDTBDTBD
20"Mother and Child Reunion"May 9, 20210.31.11[28]0.10.260.41.38[66]
21"The Man from G.R.A.M.P.A"May 16, 20210.41.06[29]0.10.20.51.25[29]
22"The Last Barfighter"May 23, 20210.41.02[30]0.10.190.41.21[30]

Critical response

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Jesse Bereta ofBubbleblabber gave the season an 8.5 out of 10. He thought the first half of the season featured more creative episodes while the later half featured some repeated plots. He felt the overall quality of the episodes were improving under the management of Disney.[67]

Awards and nominations

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At the73rd Primetime Creative Arts Emmy Awards, animatorNik Ranieri won forOutstanding Individual Achievement in Animation as Lead Character Layout for the episode "Wad Goals".[68] The episode "The Dad-Feelings Limited" was nominated forOutstanding Animated Program.[69]

At the73rd Writers Guild of America Awards, writers Cesar Mazariegos, Danielle Weisberg, and Jessica Conrad were individually nominated for theWriters Guild of America Award for Television: Animation.[70]

Notes

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References

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