Simpsons showrunner addresses show ending
‘The Simpsons’ Showrunner Matt Selman Reveals How He Wants The Show to End
Despite The Simpsons ‘ Season 36 premiere being dubbed the “series finale,” the long-running animated show has no plans to go away anytime soon. However, showrunner Matt Selman has some ideas in mind for how things should end when the time comes.
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The Simpsons showrunner Matt Selman revealed that he hopes the series’ finale would be just another “regular episode.” ...
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