episode of The Simpsons is one of the long-running show's best-known and most-talked about. Part 1, the final episode of Season 6, ended on an epic cliffhanger where Mr. Burns lay shot on a sun-dial.

The Flying Hellfish aren’t the only major connection Grandpa Simpson has with Mr. Burns. The discovery of a corpse on The Simpsons ‘ latest episode (which we first heard about at CBR) led to ...

The Simpsons‘ “The Past and the Furious” imagines a version of Springfield where all plants have been wiped out thanks to Mr. Burns’ expanding corporate reach. When Lisa gets depressed at ...

TV Simpsons fans left shocked by Mr. Burns’ ‘awful’ voice in latest season By Joshua Haigh, News.com.au Published May 14, 2024, 9:44 a.m. ET ...

The episode ends in a heartwarming moment where Homer defends his daughter’s honor and gains the forgiveness of Mr. Burns. It’s regarded as one of the best The Simpsons moments ever.

"Homer at the Bat" (Season 3, Episode 17) Mr. Burns isn't the nicest boss in the world, but Don Mattingly learns that the power plant owner is even more difficult to deal with as a softball team ...

Mr. Burns from the Simpsons is modeled after the British Banker, Jacob Rothschild. The Rothschilds are one of the most prominent of the top thirteen illuminati families.

The Simpsons Season 35 has been revealing some changes to the Springfield citizens with its first few episodes so far, and a big change has come for Mr. Burns as he’s gotten married for the ...

In 1993, two years before Mr. Burns’ near-death experience, the show’s longtime corporate partner Butterfinger launched a campaign involving a stolen candy bar.

“I don't know if I could pick a character in The Simpsons television universe that I would be more honored to play than Mr. Burns,” Gordon-Levitt, 44, tells PEOPLE.

March 11, 2018 FOX An old, crumpled The Simpsons pitch from roughly 23 years years ago has people talking once again about the Who Shot Mr. Burns episode, and what could’ve been.

Season 36 ‘s flashback-heavy fourth episode “Shoddy Heat” revealed that, long before Mr. Burns ever hired Homer, his father Abe assured his son would always have a steady job.