In the third episode of The Simpsons’ first season, viewers see Homer lose his job at the Springfield Nuclear Power Plant. He ...

Outside the Simpson family, the same mutations are visible in other Simpsons characters who reside in Springfield—the hazardous waste coming from the Springfield Nuclear Power Plant doesn't just ...

Thirty-six seasons later, “The Simpsons” has finally explained ... Homer has never been fired from the Springfield Nuclear Power Plant owned by Mr. Burns — even after his many errors on ...

The Simpsons did nuclear power dirty. With towers looming over Springfield, three-eyed fish swimming the lake, and an inept Homer running things, the show’s nuclear power plant is a perpetual ...

In episode 17 of the fourth season of 'The Simpsons', Mr. Burns ends a strike by nuclear power plant workers by leaving the whole city without power. He does this by pressing a red button and ...

The game has been moved to Springfield, the site of the famous nuclear power plant in the long-running sitcom "The Simpsons." It's being dubbed "Simpsons Funday Football," although it's a mystery ...