The Evolution of Homer

Discover the Evolution Simpsons style as we pay tribute to the beloved family in Springfield after 20 years of laughter.

Written bySheril Kirshenbaum

2009-03-12T22:51:07 | 1 min read

Every now and thenThe Intersection likes to pay tribute to the family that has been kicking it in Springfield for the last 20 years. Today we present Evolution... Simpsons style:

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