The 25th season of The Simpsons just kicked off — its traditional “Treehouse of Horror” episode slated for this Sunday — and that won’t be the last of the gang from Springfield. According to Variety, Fox renewed the longest-running American sitcom ever for its 26th season. It’s not a surprising renewal — despite the fact that the show’s quality has arguably been on the downswing for years now, the show still pulls in consistently strong ratings in the key 18-49 demographic. Earlier in the year, there were rumors that The Simpsons would wrap after its 25th season in advance of a major $1 billion cable syndication deal — but the show appears like it’ll keep on going until at least 2015. Whether or not that affects any potential syndication deal remains to be seen.
‘The Simpsons’ renewed for 26th season ahead of Sunday’s ‘Treehouse of Horror’ episode


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