Springfield is the main setting for The Simpsons, but great episodes, like Season 3's "Mr. Lisa Goes to Washington," happen outside their hometown.

It may be hard choosing from almost 40 seasons worth of episodes, but we've ranked the 12 best in The Simpsons long, colorful ...

Lisa suffers a guilty conscience after she cheats on an exam. Homer believes he will save a fortune by raising his own lobster. After attending church services, the Simpsons pay a visit to an upscale ...

Lisa refuses to play dodgeball because she’s sad in this essential early Simpsons episode. No one can quite figure out what she’s sad about, though, and that’s pretty much the point. She finds an ...

Lisa Simpson is the ultimate proof that even if somebody isn't super popular among their classmates, they can still become a fan-favorite when it comes to the viewers. As one of the smartest ...

Lisa (Yeardley Smith) is the moral center of The Simpsons. She is the most sensitive, the most intelligent, and arguably the most likely to be at the center of the animated classic's most affecting ...

When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission. Here’s how it works. However, as a lifelong fan, I'm going to say that Lisa Simpson is low-key the best character ...

Lisa Simpson’s Coffee memes use a still image from The Simpsons showing Lisa with a tired and mischievous grin holding out a mug into which coffee is being poured. Lisa Simpson’s coffee-loving moment ...

"I often say Lisa Simpson is all the best parts of who I'd like to be." To say Yeardley Smith has a lot in common with Lisa Simpson, the character she has voiced on "The Simpsons" for 31 seasons, ...

Trying to write something that'll make millions laugh is hard enough. After reading the same joke over and over again, you'll go mad second-guessing if something is actually funny or not. However, ...

First things first: No, “The Simpsons” cannot actually predict the future. Yet, as the longest-running sitcom in US history, the timeless series often finds itself aligning with “life imitates art” ...