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The executive producer is essentially the head of the show. The executive producer receives first billing in the closing credits; this began during season 5. Their main duties include setting the direction for the season, and takes care of the administrative side of producing a show as well.
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Below is a list of executive producers and seasons they produced
 
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[[Matt Groening]], [[Jim Brooks]] and [[Sam Simon]] seasons 1, 2
 
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[[Al jean]] seasons 3, 4, 13, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18
 
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[[Mike Reiss]] seasons 3, 4
 
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[[David Mirkin]] seasons 5, 6
 
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[[Bill Oakley]] seasons 7, 8
 
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[[Josh Winstine]] 7, 8
 
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[[Mike Scully]] 9, 10, 11, 12,
 

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