Marge Simpson is not dead and is very much alive, 'The Simpsons' EP says after the Season 36 finale sparked online outrage.

The Simpsons' showrunner Matt Selman wants fans to know that Marge Simpson isn't really dead, despite the depiction of her funeral (and afterlife) in the season finale, 'Estranger Things.' ...

ICYMI, the animated series is currently airing its 36th season, and the finale episode — titled “Estranger Things” — features a scene in which Marge Simpson appears from heaven.

EXCLUSIVE: The Simpsons showrunner Matt Selman had some choice words for the media outlets that treated Marge's season 36 ...

Although Marge’s death in The Simpsons season 36 finale was tragic, the moment ironically bodes well for the continuing life of the series itself. It is not surprising that The Simpsons has been ...

Early on in the episode, Marge worries that her children will grow apart after Bart and Lisa stop watching their favorite show, "The Itchy & Scratchy Show." Soon, the episode flashes forward 35 years.

A funeral scene reveals that Marge has passed away. The now-adult Simpson kids stand by her grave site with a tombstone that reads, “Beloved wife, mother and pork-chop seasoner.” ...

Marge Simpson in Heaven during “The Simpsons” Season 36 finale. The Simpsons/Disney+ The episode, titled “Estranger Things,” focuses on the sibling bond between Bart and Lisa, who grow ...

Nearly one year before Marge's supposed death, the series really did kill off Moe's Tavern regular Larry the Barfly. And he died like he lived — quietly over a pint of beer.

“Marge didn’t have stars in her eyes or anything, which I just loved about her,” says Bening. “She’s tough — she raised six kids and her family called her Marge the Sarge.