Longtime Character from The Simpsons Series Bids Farewell after 35 Years

Almost 35 years since The Simpsons entertained us

This year will mark 35 years of The Simpsons. So it's been more than three decades since the yellow-skinned family still makes us laugh so much. It must be said that this animated series for adults quickly stood out thanks to its particular design, where, in addition to skin color, the characters have four fingers and some have blue hair. It is above all its satirical aspect of American society which greatly pleases spectators. With humor and lightness, Matt Groening's creation always puts the yellow finger on something revealing.

Although fans agree that the series no longer has the same identity as before, including banned jokes, characters completely modified over time, when they are not completely deleted from the series, it is clear to note that it still enjoys great popularity. It is also on Disney+ that you can watch almost all seasons.

Recently, a recent event shocked the fan community. It's about the sudden death of a character who was present since the very first episode of the fictional American Family. Who is dead ? Larry, who was mainly present at Moe's bar with Homer and his friends. Don't you see who it is? It's normal.

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Larry's shocking death

In the last episode broadcast in the United States on Sunday April 21, Homer Simpson notes the death of the character Larry. An element which quickly made the rounds on the Internet, relayed by international media, and spread widely on social networks. Some especially have fun pretending to be affected by the death of this ultra secondary character, who mainly served to ensure that Moe's bar seemed at least full. In this context, it is possible to see tributes on YouTube, which compiles all the moments where he intervenes since the first season… Which is only worth a few minutes of video.

Others admit to being a little more affected by this tragic event. It is not the death of this character from which we do not remember much, except his potential alcoholism, but above all the fact that the American animated series gets rid of elements of the past. What's more, the death of a character still remains sad, even if it is not important. In any case, you can watch around thirty episodes on Disney+ to remember its best (but very short) moments.