The Simpsons gets a special Disney+ channel: Here’s how you can watch the show online

Fans of The Simpsons have got some really good news! The animated sitcom has made its way into many hearts through chaos and comedy between the characters, and if you've been watching random episodes, then Disney+ has come up with an exciting option.

The streaming platform has launched a 24/7 "Simpsons Stream" that plays every episode from season 1 through season 35, that too in chronological order. In simple terms: if you have a Disney+ Premium subscription, you can tune in at any time and watch a continuous marathon of Springfield’s favorite family.

Not only this, Disney+ also offers The Simpsons Movie and many more, like themed songs. So those who have been struglling to find the entire series can now find it on the platform.

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The newly launched “Simpsons Stream” delivers on its name, allowing fans and to settle in for a continuous experience. The stream begins at the first episode and runs through Season 35, allowing access to the entirety of its history without having to jump around and select episodes.

At its launch, this stream will include over 760 episodes, which equals nearly 300 hours of content! And it doesn’t end there. Not only has Disney+ created a simple stream of the classic sitcom, but it has also preserved the show’s movie in the same Simpsons collection, along with over ten short episodes (holiday episodes, and Star Wars and Fortnite-themed episodes).

Also worth noting: the stream’s lineup will be updated monthly. So while it begins in strict chronological order, there’s room for themed or curated versions in the future.

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The Simpsons channel on Disney+ is a big move for the platform

Fans of The Simpsons would agree that this isn't just any comedy sitcom but actually a cultural phenomenon. Created by Matt Groening, it first appeared as shorts on The Tracey Ullman Show in 1987, before launching as its own weekly series in 1989.

Over more than 30 seasons, it’s earned dozens of Emmy Awards, Annie Awards, and even a Peabody. Its characters and catchphrases (“D’oh!” anyone?) have become part of popular vocabulary, and its satirical take on family life, politics, and media continues to resonate with viewers around the world.

The show continues to grow with more fans coming in, and even the creator Matt Groening, said:

"The fans are as intense as ever. In fact, more intense. When we were here last, we got a pretty great response. But this time, it’s completely nuts."

The executive producer also added:

"We were here in 2008 and 2010, and it’s even bigger now. It was really big back then, so it’s pretty amazing. But it’s great. The fans are really great."

The show’s staying power is also underlined by its recent renewal. Fox has extended The Simpsons for four more seasons. On the streaming front, the deal between Disney and Fox means that the animated sitcom, which is the vast majority of its 35+ seasons now live on Disney+ for U.S. audiences.

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