Al Jean knows Marge, Homer, Bart and the gang better than almost anyone. He's executive producer and writer for The Simpsons, and he's been with the show since it began. The new Simpsons movie ...

The one animated character in doll form that adorns the office is Spider-Pig (aka Harry Plopper), which first appeared in 2007 in “The Simpsons Movie”; Jean teases he’ll make an appearance ...

But showrunner Al Jean is giving some thought as to how the iconic Fox sitcom should end. “The Simpsons” showrunner Al Jean has revealed how he would like the iconic Fox sitcom to end.

But what happens after that? “We’re going to definitely do 757,” said executive producer Al Jean. “I wouldn’t say that’s the end but I don’t know how much further we can go.” ...

Additionally, co-creator Al Jean is preoccupied with his obligations to The Simpsons, so he would be unable to join Lovitz in Jay’s Maron-like resurrection. But the biggest advantage ...

My big break: Jean: Editor at National Lampoon magazine, back when there were such a thing as humor magazines. THR’s Top 50 Showrunners 2012 — the Complete List My TV mentor: Jean: Bob ...

What is the appeal of doing these little short films like that? Al Jean: Oh, I grew up watching Buster Keaton and Charlie Chaplin. So their shorts were sort of a pinnacle of a certain kind of ...

Executive Producer Al Jean told us much more on a phone call immediately following the announcement — for example, how in the world they plan to pull this thing off. The final three minutes of ...

It's a matter not of if, but of when, and executive producer and series showrunner Al Jean may have just shed some light on that. Speaking with The Hollywood Reporter, Jean spoke out about the ...

The Simpsons showrunner Al Jean said today he’ll continue “to try to find an answer that is popular & more important right” after a couple days of engaging with Twitter followers on both ...

The Simpsons showrunner and executive producer Al Jean responded to the feedback surrounding a recent Simpsons episode that attempted to address controversy over the depiction of character Apu ...

But what happens after that? “We’re going to definitely do 757,” said executive producer Al Jean. “I wouldn’t say that’s the end but I don’t know how much further we can go.” ...