Fox Renews “The Simpsons,” “Family Guy,” “Bob’s Burgers,” and “American Dad” for Four More Seasons

Fox has officially renewed its four flagship animated sitcoms—“The Simpsons,” “Family Guy,” “Bob’s Burgers,” and “American Dad”—for an additional four seasons each, reaffirming their status as enduring staples of American television. This move not only ensures more hilarious content for fans but also marks a significant milestone in TV history, particularly for “The Simpsons,” which will now run through its 40th season.

The renewal solidifies “The Simpsons” as the longest-running scripted primetime series ever. First airing in 1989, the show has become a cultural touchstone, known for its satirical take on American life and society. With this new deal, the iconic yellow family will continue entertaining audiences well into its 40th season, a feat unmatched in television history.

“Family Guy” and “Bob’s Burgers” will also benefit from the four-season extension. “Family Guy,” with its irreverent humor and fast-paced cutaway gags, remains a fan favorite, while “Bob’s Burgers” continues to delight with its quirky characters and heartfelt storytelling. These shows have consistently performed well in ratings and have developed loyal fanbases that span generations.

In a surprising yet nostalgic twist, “American Dad” will be returning to Fox, the network where it originally premiered in 2005. The show had moved to TBS in 2014, where it continued to thrive, but its homecoming to Fox comes with the same four-season renewal, promising even more adventures from the eccentric Smith family.

Michael Thorn, president of Fox Television Network, praised the deal as a celebration of the timeless appeal of these beloved animated series and the strong partnership with 20th Television Animation, the production company behind all four shows. He highlighted the consistency, creativity, and loyal audiences that make these series a vital part of Fox’s programming.

Streaming audiences need not worry—Disney+ and Hulu will remain the exclusive global streaming platforms for all four series, ensuring fans can continue enjoying episodes both old and new on-demand. With these renewals, Fox confirms its commitment to keeping these iconic animated voices alive for years to come.

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