The fan-favorite character was first introduced in a classic 1997 episode of the animated sitcom. The Simpsons is bidding farewell to yet another iconic character — this time, without killing anyone ...

‘The Simpsons’ has been one of the longest-running animated TV series worldwide. The journey began in 1989, and since then, the beloved show has introduced and discontinued a lot of characters. In one ...

Death has reared its ugly head a number of times in The Simpsons: Maude Flanders, Larry "the Barfly" Dalrymple, and even Marge Simpson. As of Season 37's most recent episode, "Seperance," you can add ...

Duffman, one of the most memorable supporting characters in ‘The Simpsons’, hangs up his classic outfit for good in the series’ most recent episode. The latest episode of Season 37 strongly suggests ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Homer, Lisa, Marge and Bart in Season 37 Episode 13 of The Simpsons - Fox Pour one out for Duffman. Sunday's episode of "The ...

The town holds a bike race and Duffman is injured. It is revealed he needs hip surgery, forcing him to retire. Homer joins a televised reality-type competition to become the new Duffman. He only comes ...

The Simpsons fans are grieving another significant departure from the show after Duffman, the pelvic-thrusting mascot of Springfield's favourite brewery, who has been a cornerstone of the show, ...

The Simpsons seemingly retired longtime character Duffman during a January 4 episode titled ‘Seperance,’ which spoofed the Apple TV series ‘Severance,’ after as many as 30 years. Duffman (voiced by ...

The Simpsons is saying goodbye to yet another character. In the show’s Jan. 4 episode, the iconic Duffman was unexpectedly retired. The character, known for his catchphrase “Oh, Yeah!” The show ...

“The Simpsons” seemingly retired longtime character Duffman (voiced by Hank Azaria) during the Jan. 4 episode titled, “Seperance,” which spoofed the Apple TV series “Severance.” Duffman, known for his ...