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*Anika Noni Rose plays a love interest from Grampa's past and happens to be a night club singer.<ref>[[Wikisimpsons:Chris Ledesma interview]]</ref>
 
*Anika Noni Rose plays a love interest from Grampa's past and happens to be a night club singer.<ref>[[Wikisimpsons:Chris Ledesma interview]]</ref>
 
*A [[Fat Tony (second)|Fat Tony]] episode guest starring [[Steve Carell]] who plays Dan Gillick, Fat Tony's accountant turned mob boss, when Fat Tony serves jury duty. Dan winds up joining [[Pin Pals]] as a replacement for Otto, who has suffered a psychotic break.<ref name="InsideTV">[http://insidetv.ew.com/2011/12/13/steve-carell-the-simpsons/ InsideTV]</ref>
 
*A [[Fat Tony (second)|Fat Tony]] episode guest starring [[Steve Carell]] who plays Dan Gillick, Fat Tony's accountant turned mob boss, when Fat Tony serves jury duty. Dan winds up joining [[Pin Pals]] as a replacement for Otto, who has suffered a psychotic break.<ref name="InsideTV">[http://insidetv.ew.com/2011/12/13/steve-carell-the-simpsons/ InsideTV]</ref>
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*Written by [[Michael Price]], one episode explores the life of [[Roger Meyers, Jr.]] and his struggle with trying to live up to the memory of his father.<ref>[http://www.fruitlesspursuits.com/2012/02/interview-we-talk-to-michael-price.html Fruitless Pursuits]</ref>
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*Written by [[Michael Price]], one episode explores the life of [[Roger Meyers, Jr.]] and his struggle with trying to live up to the memory of his father.<ref name="Fruitless Pursuits">[http://www.fruitlesspursuits.com/2012/02/interview-we-talk-to-michael-price.html Fruitless Pursuits]</ref>
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*Bart becomes "a kind of “babysitter”" for Jimbo's girlfriend [[Shauna]].<ref name="Fruitless Pursuits"/>
  
 
== Guest stars ==
 
== Guest stars ==

Revision as of 13:20, February 16, 2012

Season 24
Season Information
Original run: Unknown
No. of episodes: Unknown
Previous season: 23
Next season: 25 (announced)

Season 24 has been mentioned by show runner Al Jean in interview videos. This season was renewed along with a 25th season.[1]

Titles

"Treehouse of Horror XXIII" (PABF17)

Plans for "Treehouse of Horror XXIII" include:

  • Back to the Future story about when Homer met Marge, and the alternate turnout of Marge's marriage. Artie Ziff returns.

Known episodes and prod. codes

  • PABF14[2]- From September 10 to September 13, 2011, Yeardley's performance of Lisa in PABF14 was edited by Chris Ledesma. Might air in Season 23.
  • PABF15 - Might air in Season 23.
  • PABF16[2] - Pre-record Alf Clausen produced songs for PABF16, and Chris Ledesma (in early September 2011) edited and delivered pre-records for PABF16.
  • Anika Noni Rose plays a love interest from Grampa's past and happens to be a night club singer.[3]
  • A Fat Tony episode guest starring Steve Carell who plays Dan Gillick, Fat Tony's accountant turned mob boss, when Fat Tony serves jury duty. Dan winds up joining Pin Pals as a replacement for Otto, who has suffered a psychotic break.[4]
  • Written by Michael Price, one episode explores the life of Roger Meyers, Jr. and his struggle with trying to live up to the memory of his father.[5]
  • Bart becomes "a kind of “babysitter”" for Jimbo's girlfriend Shauna.[5]

Guest stars

Sources

  1. ↑ Simpsons Renewed Through Season 25
  2. ↑ 2.0 2.1 Simpsons Music 500 - "The Food Wife"
  3. ↑ Wikisimpsons:Chris Ledesma interview
  4. ↑ 4.0 4.1 4.2 InsideTV
  5. ↑ 5.0 5.1 Fruitless Pursuits
  6. ↑ Simpsons Music 500 - "A Near Death Experience"
  7. ↑ 7.0 7.1 TV Line


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