The Simpsons villain Mr. Burns is a renowned billionaire who is vile, conceited, and uses darkly humorous language.

The Simpsons isn't famous for having many alternate endings, but the best episode in the series has it, and it's largely ...

Mr. Burns is so evil at its most hilarious, and his ten best quotes are among the best in the Simpsons franchise.

When The Simpsons premiered on December 17, 1989, no one could’ve predicted that it would turn out to be one of the longest-running—and most popular—TV shows.

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 ...

Fans of The Simpsons have been left shocked by how the voice of Mr. Burns sounds in the latest season of the show. The FOX series has been running for more than three decades, and as a result much ...

The Simpsons' latest episode revealed why Mr. Burns never fires Homer Simpson from his job at the nuclear power plant and never will.

“When somebody showed me this memo, which I was unaware of, it read like a fucking Declaration of Independence,” says Roberts, whose only writing credit on The Simpsons was “Brush With Greatness.” ...

'The Simpsons' episode 'The Past and the Furious'. Disney+. Then, says Gordon-Levitt, “finding the Mr. Burns voice was just so fun.” Although the regular cast of the Matt Groening-created ...

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.

From left, Emily Ota, Luis Quintero, and Lauren Karaman in “Mr. Burns, a Post-Electric Play,” which imagines a world comforted by “The Simpsons,” at the Hudson Valley Shakespeare Festival.

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 ...