Do any Simpsons Intros repeat?

After 30 seasons, The Simpsons’ opening credits sequence is certainly iconic, but it has changed significantly since the original episodes aired. The Simpsons’ intro was changed not once, but twice since the series first premiered.

How many different Simpsons openings are there?

Starting with this season, there were three versions of the opening: a full roughly 1-minute-15-second-long version, a 45-second-long version and a 25-second-long version. This gave the show’s editors more leeway. The current arrangement of the theme by Alf Clausen was introduced in season 3.

What episode was the Rick and Morty Simpsons episode?

Mathlete’s Feat
Mathlete’s Feat

“Mathlete’s Feat”
Couch gag	Rick and Morty crash into the living room, killing the Simpson family, and attempt to clone them.
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List of episodes

Do The Simpsons reuse couch gag?

Generally, between one-half and two-thirds of the couch gags used in a season are new, while the remaining couch gags are repeats. Most couch gags are used at least twice, with a second occurrence usually in the same season as the first. However, as of Season 21, couch gags are rarely reused.

Is there a new couch gag for every Simpsons episode?

What Simpsons episode was removed from Disney plus?

The Simpsons Tiananmen Square Episode Removed From Disney Plus Hong Kong. As Disney Plus launches in Hong Kong, users noticed a particular episode of The Simpsons has been removed in a worrying sign of censorship.

Is Rick and Morty connected to Simpsons?

Adult Swim owns and produces Rick and Morty, while 20th Century Fox owns The Simpsons. Rick and Morty, co-created by Dan Harmon, centers on an alcoholic, irritable inventor (Rick) and his anxious grandson (Morty) and their adventures together.

What is the longest Simpsons episode?

The Simpsons’ “Thanksgiving of Horror” was not only the series’ first Thanksgiving episode with a touch of horror but also its longest episode ever.

What was the first couch gag?

The couch gag made its first appearance in the show’s second episode (Bart The Genius – which first aired way back in January 14th 1990, in case you were wondering) and with more than 500 episodes spanning nearly a quarter of a century, the Simpsons team have had plenty of chances to play with that famous introduction.