Hari Kondabolu and Megan Stalter host a cooking competition where chefs replicate classic snack foods then make their own using an element of the classic food.
"That took a while," Hank Azaria said in a recent interview.
After years of controversy, Azaria is officially stepping away from the long-running character.
Executive producer Al Jean teased that they “have talked about” ideas for potential spinoff series with Disney.
The digital comedy boom has not yet waned.
Producer Adi Shankar has announced the winner of a crowdsourced script contest aimed at solving the show's "Apu Problem."
It's simplistic to label Kondabolu as a "political" comic, when he's actually a master at irony.
Kondabolu is self-aware and savvy enough in his stand-up to know that his most loyal fans are sometimes too loyal to him.
Returning shows, new movies, stand-up comedy specials ... Netflix has it all as the summer months heats up.
On Friday, Jean tweeted in response to fan commentary (both pro and con) that addressed the show's recent episode.
This comes after 'The Simpsons' aired a hand-waving response to Hari Kondabolu's documentary, which made case against Apu as a harmful racist caricature.
The 2017 documentary features interviews with Aziz Ansari, Hasan Minhaj, Kal Penn and more.
The TruTV doc 'The Problem with Apu,' which called for an end to the Indian stereotype character, "gave us a lot to think about," Azaria says.
The Simpsons is the most lauded comedy in television history, but one of the element of the show remains very problematic.