The Simpsons is America's Household

"Simpsons" is an American home television program like Simpson, which represents the deterioration of family in our society. From the outside, they seem to be a typical nuclear family consisting of a mother living in Springfield, a father, and three children. It is a question. Merge and Homer are a typical American couple. Homer is a blue-collar worker who spends more time in eating donuts instead of marrying Marug after paying attention safely at local nuclear power plants after graduating high school.

"Simpsons" is also consistent with other theaters reflecting the decade that they broadcast. According to American consensus of March 1998, most American families are couple (US Consensus, 1, 3, 6, 6). Simpson encountered this. Furthermore, according to consensus, average couple have about 6 children per household (US consensus, family features, 1 page). Because there are not six out of ten children, I will be three children, Simpsons: Bart, Lisa and Magee. In addition, the average Americans are blue-collar workers. Homer, a father who worked at his nuclear power plant in Springfield, encountered this factor. According to statistics, the Simpsons can be regarded as an ordinary American family.

For nearly 30 years, "Simpsons" became a staple food of families all over the world. For children who grew up in the 1990s, this famous series is their humor and is suitable for those who mistook the perfect society for everyone to have a perfect life. Nonetheless, this era may be the adult moment that transcends children's minds, and these moments are only useful for adults. When Homer forgot his birthday and forced improvisation, he bought a bowling ball with his name. Of course, Marge was not satisfied with the idea that children would forget their husband's birthday when the children remembered. To return to him, she took a bowling ball to a local bowling alley and learned how to never play the ball in her life. So, she met a man named Jack. He had few women's clients and actually did not teach what is useful with 10 pin bowling art.

Immediately, the Simpsons product spread throughout the United States. Every child wants a shirt, "Failed pride and pride, man" or "I am Bart Simpson, you are hell?" Show your hat everywhere and let the bat wear like a demon. A picture of a family of suffocating horses. In the first week of 1990, two thirds of sixth graders in the US were dressing as Simpson. (Dale and Trich, 43) As "The Simpsons" became widespread, concern of parents increased. The thing to be afraid is that Bart Simpson is a role model. "Aye Carumba!" Is a popular expression for children. Children doing something bad are mostly caused by 'Simpsons at last Sunday'. (Dale and Trich, 45) Bad ideas continue to spread in the minds of children. In the third episode, the nanny robbed the majority of his property in Simpson's house. Maggie stained with episode 9. (Groening, 37)