... for a lot of people this show is all about humor, and most importantly comfort. The Simpsons are the brainchild of Matt Groening. Matt started out drawing cartoons for a set of regional newspapers, called "Life in Hell." These cartoons featured a rabbit, and illustrated the darker side of life. Then one day, Matt got a call from James L. Brooks ... , and she loves her husband no matter what kind of trouble he gets himself into. She has faced a lot of problems in the show that a lot of women in this day and age run into. She has been tempted to stray away from her husband by a charming bo...

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• Grade Level: High School

... getting him out of trouble. She never holds any grudges, while Bart is mean to her most of the times and always gets his revenge; in other words "girls, you be silent, boys have the right to do anything." But enough of the youngsters, lets talk about the adults too. As I've said before, Marge is a housewife; she never directly disagrees with Hommie, her husband, and ... she's always the one spoiling the children. She's also the one doing all the house chores, while Homer enjoys himself in front of the TV. I remember in one episode ... when they are visiting somebody Marge helps her hos...

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• Grade Level: High School

... getting him out of trouble. She never holds any grudges, while Bart is mean to her most of the times and always gets his revenge; in other words "girls, you be silent, boys have the right to do anything." But enough of the youngsters, lets talk about the adults too. As I've said before, Marge is a housewife; she never directly disagrees with Hommie, her husband, and ... she's always the one spoiling the children. She's also the one doing all the house chores, while Homer enjoys himself in front of the TV. I remember in one episode ... when they are visiting somebody Marge helps her hos...

• Word Count: 713
• Approx Pages: 3
• Grade Level: High School