Top 10 Stereotypes on The Simpsons
These stereotypical Simpsons characters have sparked their fair share of controversy in recent years. We’ll be looking at various supporting characters from this iconic, highly influential series, who are the most overtly rooted in stereotypes and cliches, whether racial, religious, socio-economic, cultural or otherwise. Animation is often about taking things to exaggerated comedic extremes, but it can get really problematic. WatchMojo ranks the most stereotypical Simpsons characters. Do you have a problem with these Simpsons characters? Let us know in the comments!
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People gotta relax
Every character is a stereotype. THAT’S THE WHOLE POINT!
It’s only when comedy is offensive is when we need it the most.
Oh my god for moths I’ve been wondering who comics books guys name really is but now I do… I like it
Crazy cat lady
as a swede I love those stereotypes…
What annoys me is that every Simpsons character is a stereotype but people overlooked that and caused meaningless controversy with the whole Apu thing
Stereotypes are awesome
The point of comedy is to make fun of people.
I’ll miss the “Thank you, come again”