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:''For the TV show on [[The Simpsons]], see [[Guinness Book of World Records]].''

'''Guinness World Records''' are awards handed out to people, objects, shows, movies and a lot of other things to show that they hold a record. Each record is recorded in the ''{{W|Guinness Book of World Records}}''. ''[[The Simpsons]]'' has won a few awards.

== Longest Running Animated TV Series in America ==
''The Simpsons'' is currently the longest running animated TV series in the USA, with 666 episodes made in over 30 years of the show being on the air.''

== Longest Running Sitcom (Episode Count) ==
''The Simpsons'' is also the longest running sitcom in the USA, a title it has held since [[2009]].

== Most Emmy Awards Won by an Individual ==
[[James L. Brooks]], writer, producer and director, received his 19th Emmy in August [[2006]], more than any other individual person. 

== Most Emmy Awards Won for an Animated TV Series ==
In September [[2003]], ''The Simpsons'' won its 20th Emmy, more than any other animated TV series.
{{small|Note: In 2014, the show won its 30th Emmy award.}}

== Most Guest Stars Featured in a TV Series ==
''The Simpsons'' won this by the end of [[season 16]], having 337 guest stars in 352 episodes. By the end of [[season 22]], more than 500 people have guest starred on the show. Currently in [[season 26]], almost 700 people have been a guest star on the show.

== Most Searched-For TV Show on the Internet ==
According to Google, the most searched for TV show was ''The Simpsons'' between December 2001 and July 2003.

== Tallest Stack of Donuts ==
The tallest stack of donuts (110.5cm) was made by [[20th Century Fox]] and {{W|Capital Radio}} to celebrate the premier of ''[[The Simpsons Movie]]''. This record was broken on 25 July, [[2007]].

== Continuous Television Watching ==
The record for most television watching was broken on February 12, [[2012]] by fans Jeremiah Franco and Carin Shreve at [[The Simpsons Ultimate Fan Marathon Challenge]]. The record was previously 86 hours, 6 minutes and 41 seconds but the two fans managed to watch 86 hours and 37 minutes of episodes of ''The Simpsons''.

== Most People Contributing To a Single Work of Art ==
At the [[San Diego Comic-Con]] in [[2014]], an attraction called the Homer Dome was created. Inside was a paint-by-numbers mural that visitors could fill in to go towards the world record, which was broken before it was completed.<ref>[http://herocomplex.latimes.com/video/comic-con-2014-the-simpsons-sets-world-record-with-homers-dome/ Hero Complex - "Comic-Con 2014: 'The Simpsons' sets world record with Homer's Dome"]</ref>

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