D'oh! to Dominance: The Simpsons and the Making of Modern Pop Culture

This book explores how The Simpsons became one of the most influential shows in television history. It begins with the birth of the series as a cultural phenomenon, then looks at how it has reflected and influenced society through its themes and satire. A final section considers its legacy and the future of Springfield. Longtime viewers, animation fans and anyone interested in how one family from a fictional town shaped modern pop culture will enjoy this lively read. 109 pages.