The Simpsons as a Sitcom

The Simpsons "Simpsons" of Sitcom is an example of American comedy. Home comedy is a comedy that displays the same setting and same characters in the same episode. As examples of comedy, there are programs such as "The Crosby Show" and recent comedies such as "Friends". A scenario comedy appeared in the United States in the 1950s and introduced the "ideal" family. Home comedy slowly begins to show the reality of life, dealing with social problems such as divorce and unemployment. The home comedy has become very popular as people may be related to the show, and comedy shows a problem that happens in an easy way in everyday life.

The fox network will broadcast the first 30 minutes of the "Simpsons" episode on December 17, 1989. It is now in the 16th season, definitely changed the history of the TV. "Simpsons" is an animated comedy that surprised the United States with its sharp, witty irony and infinite usage of pop idols. Like Homer's live-action comedy's predecessor, Homer is doing low-wage, low-paying jobs, but he is not very smart. His wife, Maggie, is an adhesive to fulfill the role of a typical housewife and to bring together families. Simpson's children include Bart, the oldest, fast, mischievous young man who likes angry Homer. Lesa, a middle-aged child, is always a voice of the reason of the family and spends time and energy to pursue a better future of the world.

The Simpsons "Simpsons" of Sitcom is an example of American comedy. Home comedy is a comedy that displays the same setting and same characters in the same episode. As examples of comedy, there are programs such as "The Crosby Show" and recent comedies such as "Friends". A scenario comedy appeared in the United States in the 1950s and introduced the "ideal" family. Home comedy slowly begins to show the reality of life and begins to deal with social problems such as divorce and unemployment.

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.