The Simpsons’ latest installment of its traditional series of Halloween episodes drew the most viewers the show has experienced in the last five years.
The fourth episode of the show’s 20th season played to approximately 12.5 million viewers and was well-received by critics and fans.
Taking advantage of the election atmosphere, Treehouse of Horror XIX opened with a political satire, wherein Homer is killed by a heavily right-biased voting machine. The show goes on to parody film and television, including but not limited to a clever homage to Charlie Brown, which was the most lauded of the special’s sketches.
So we guess people are still watching The Simpsons!
Nov 03, 2008 17:15pm PDT
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