Persuasive Essay On The Simpsons

Children and adults both enjoy a good laugh every once in a while and Family Guy, the Simpsons and South Park provide us with that laugh. They introduce off-color comedy, or vulgar comedy, and in doing so make millions of dollars every year and influence millions of kids everywhere. Comparing the three shows for you today will be quite an interesting task at hand. The Simpsons, staring the Simpson family: Homer, Marge, Bart, Lisa, and Maggie in their fictional town of Springfield. The show started off in the head of Matt Groening, while waiting to pitch his idea he quickly made up names for his characters, using the names of his own dysfunctional family, him being Bart. Then later became sketches on the Tracey Ullman Show in April of 1987, didn’t get its time in the lime light until December of 1989 when a team off companies brought the sketches to Fox Broadcasting Company. Since that debut in 1989 the Simpsons has shown its viewers child abuse
But after five hundred and thirty episodes and twenty four seasons, the Simpsons has still never gone to all the lengths to make its audience laugh as some of the other adult comedies aired on television. South Park, the adult animated series created by to corrupt minds of producers Trey Parker and Matt Stone, is a show that centers around the four elementary school children: Stan Marsh, Kyle Broflovski, Eric Cartman and Kenny McCormick and their adventures in town in Colorado. Don’t let the term elementary fool you, these boys are perverted, foul mouthed, hoodlums. Comedy Central’s South Park has been a hit since its first appearance in August of 1997, where two years before it was just a