Neither Grey’s Anatomy nor Law & Order: Television’s longest-running series has been banned in more than 10 countries over the years

The series still manages to divide audiences today and achieve feats that have impressed many people.

What is the longest running TV series? For those who were waiting for titles like Grey’s Anatomy, Law and order and even Doctor whothe answer is far from that.

Although Doctor Who launched in 1963, in 1989 the series ended, without a return date – which we now know happened in 2005 with a new versionwhere the actor Christopher Eccleston lived the Ninth Doctor.

But it was also in 1989 that the famous yellow family aired with the episode “The Simpsons roast on the open fire” or in Portuguese, The Christmas Prizewhich currently has 35 years of uninterrupted broadcasting, with 36 seasons, movie and no derivative series.

The animated sitcom created by Matt Groening he follows The Simpsonsa typical American middle class family, formed by Homer parents (Dan Castellaneta) and Marge (Julie Kavner), and their children Lisa (Yeardley Smith), Maggie and Bart (Nancy Cartwright) and his routine in the city of Springfield.

Satirizing American values ​​with a touch of acid humor, the series, over the years, has divided many opinions by taking its ability to distort reality to the extreme and denouncing dubious behavior in society, even reaching some of its episodes censored in some countries because they present dubious contents and prejudices coming from some cultures and…

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