Do The Simpsons Follow the Conventions of a Typical Sitcom?

Home comedy is a comedy. In the home comedy, there is usually a core family that includes moms, dads, sisters, and brothers as the main focus. The usual plot of the home comedy is that everything is always happy and ends in about the same. There are several minor snorings while the solution is easy. They usually include idyllic, satire, going out, or headphone comedy to entertain the audience. Sitcom usually lasts about 30 minutes like "My Family" or "King of the Hill".

As a television comedy, "Simpsons" was created to counter the traditional concept of functional comedy families made by popular programs such as Waltons, The Brady Bunch, and I Love Lucy. "Simpsons" are obviously dysfunctional, but they are also an animated comedy family, a concept that itself is a more traditional comedy. As a cartoon, "Simpsons" was one of the first people to target the adult population. Families of cartoons such as Flinstones and The Jetsons are created for children, and the reputation and characters created by these cartoons are appealing to a wide audience. Adults love chewing and humor. In this sense, this is the first intergenerational manga that appeared on TV.

Everyone knows the most common home comedy in the United States, The Simpsons. This is an animation created by Matt Groning in 1989. The cartoon follows many aspects of American culture, society, television and human condition by chasing the lives of Homer, Maggie, Bart, Lisa and Maggie - a middle-class American family living in a fictitious town in Springfield It is. Palin was an American politician, critic and writer, and she was the first Alaska in the national party ticket, the first Republican woman nominated as vice president. Palin is considered to be a candidate for the presidential election in 2012 until announcing that it will not publish the book "Going Rogue" which had recorded more than 2 million copies since January 2010 in October 2011. It provides political commentary to Fox News and hosts TV show, Alaska of Sarah Palin.