What is the one situation in which The Simpsons series ends?

Matt Groening, creator of "The Simpsons," has made it clear that the show will not end until the death of US President Donald Trump. The show has been on air since 1989, making it the longest-running animated television series and comedy series of all time.

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In this context, Matt Groening stated, during his most recent appearance, that "there is no end in sight for The Simpsons series," although he did predict one thing.

In this context, he said (via Variety magazine): “Honestly, I thought that episode 36 was the end of the series, but there is no end in sight. We will continue. We will continue until someone dies.”

Matt Groening continued: "When someone you know dies, Trump, The Simpsons predicts that dancing will take to the streets."

The Simpsons seasons The upcoming seasons of The Simpsons will be shown with fewer episodes than usual, after the show's producer confirmed that the number of episodes will be reduced, coinciding with the show's approaching 40 seasons. While The Simpsons usually airs for more than 20 episodes per season, these episodes will be shorter in the upcoming seasons.

The 36th season of The Simpsons concluded in May of this year, and the next season is expected to premiere in late September. The series will air on Disney+ in the UK, with reruns on E4 and Sky.