The Simpsons is just as funny and heartfelt when venturing into the past, and here are the best examples of that.

It’s that time of year again – the time to reflect. In preparation for the New Year, Homer, Marge, Bart, Lisa and Grampa Simpson have vowed to change their ways with these resolutions ...

Through Grampa Simpson, fans have been given small looks into the Simpsons’ family past through the near four decades of the animated series. It’s been revealed that Grampa was once part of a ...

episode 24 of The Simpsons, titled “Lemon of Troy,” which aired in 1995. In the scene, just after the Springfield kids fight with children from the neighboring town, they gather around Grampa ...

Ignored at the home for seasons at a time, he’s run out of angry letters to write and is getting more active as he gets older. He should lie down for a while. The Simpsons’ “Throw Grampa ...

Bart: He’s alive! Marge: And he didn’t pee on the floor. Grampa: For me that’s a perfect day. On The Simpsons, when Homer loses Santa’s Little Helper, Grandpa shares the story of Homer’s ...

In “Meat Is Murder,” Grampa Simpson finds himself revisiting his past and a business venture that could have changed his life. By Ryan Parker Former Senior Reporter In “Meat Is Murder ...

The Simpsons Season 36 actually had a lot of these fun addresses to the main canon in the latest episode. Because while it was focused on telling a story between Grampa Simpson and Moe Szyslak for ...

But no character has had their backstory upended by the show’s new timeline quite like Grampa Simpson. Earlier this season, the episode “Shoddy Heat” revealed that Abe was a middle-aged ...