The Simpsons Season 35: Check out where to watch, release date, airing time and more

Fans of "The Simpsons" can rejoice as the long-running animated series is set to return with its 35th season. After an impressive 750 episodes till now, the iconic show is far from calling it quits, with season 35 promising to deliver more of the same beloved humor.

Season 34 ended with Homer's encounter with a guest-voiced Happy Little Elf by Lizzo, which added a heartwarming touch to Homer and Marge's relationship. Before that, fans were treated to pandemic-inspired and Halloween-themed episodes, including a clownish Krusty the Clown as the antagonist.

The Simpsons Season 35: Release Date, Where to Watch?

The upcoming season 35 is scheduled to premiere on Sunday, October 1, at 8/7 CST on Fox, along with premieres of other popular Fox animations like "Family Guy" and "Bob's Burgers."

The Simpsons Season 35: First Episode

The first episode of the new season, titled "Homer's Crossing," follows Homer's decision to become a school crossing guard. However, things take a comical turn when excessive funding turns the crossing guards into an unexpected force to be reckoned with.

Additionally, the non-canon Halloween episode, "Treehouse of Horror," will make its return for the 34th year, featuring Kelsey Grammer reprising his role as Sideshow Bob in a parody of "The Silence of the Lambs."

Fox has also unveiled the official promotional art for season 35, featuring vibrant colors and the family's favorite items, such as butterflies surrounding Maggie and Homer's infatuation with donuts.

FAQs

When will The Simpsons season 35 premiere?
The Simpsons season 35 is set to premiere on Sunday, October 1, at 8/7 CST on Fox, alongside premieres of other popular Fox animations like Family Guy and Bob's Burgers.

What can viewers expect from the first episode of The Simpsons season 35?
The first episode of season 35, titled "Homer’s Crossing," follows Homer as he volunteers to be a school crossing guard but encounters unexpected challenges when excessive funding turns the crossing guards into a formidable force.