Maybe instead of protesting the horrors, these lazy students should get a JOB and pay TAXES that fund the horrors

Thx to Mike McMahan & Joe Chandler for insisting their writers have Writers Guild of America West coverage that all animation writers deserve! Thx to CBS Studios for doing right thing. If u have a pitch for an animated series, take it to studios that don’t screw writers! Call Writers Guild of America West for info

If DoorDash, Grubhub, and Uber are only able to run on exploiting workers and refusing to pay a living wage, the companies shouldn’t exist. A better model should replace them.

“We had a good thing, boy! We had the chicken man, we had a lab, it all ran like clockwork, son! Boy’s gotta mouth like a cannon, always shootin’ it off. You’re like a stick of dynamite, son. Can’t resist blowing it up! I say-I say, your pride and ego got the better of you, son!

Here is a real The Simpsons prediction: Kool & the Gang mentioned on last night's episode — Kool & the Gang's induction into the Rock & Roll Hall of fame announced today

('prediction' means 'coincidentally-timed reference')

happy simpsons day 🍩 37 years since their tracey ullman debut!! #TheSimpsons

WGA members at Sesame Workshop have reached a new tentative agreement!

Writers won historic jurisdiction and minimum rates for animation and new media programs, protections against AI, paid parental leave benefits, and substantial improvements to new media residuals. #WGAStrong

Huge congrats to Loni Steele Sosthand for breathing life into a funny, deep, personal story that broke new ground on a 35-year-old tv show (that show is The Simpsons)

It’s always fun to be appear on Minion Death Cult Podcast, especially to discuss a recent Simpsons that did a good job discussing modern unions in a world of apps. MDC covered the labor movement politics, while I supplied the nerdy Simpsons context we make famous on Talking Simpsons Podcast!

TODAY: we put our union-delivery driver/kitchen worker/Simpsons expert hats on as Henry Gilbert helps us review The Simpsons’ very good “Night of the Living Wage”—an episode where Marge organizes a union at her app/kitchen job.

Shoutout to the writer 😶

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As a former DoorDash driver I really enjoyed the newest Simpsons episode 'Night of the Living Wage'. It's a fantastic Marge episode and it's pro-union! Two good things that go good together.

It is pretty crazy how we all know this was a murder and we’re like “that’s how it be sometimes”

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Did you catch the Simpsons episode last night?

We loved it! A great reminder for everyone that unions are key in helping build an economy that works for all.

'You know what family would never betray me? My union family!”

Marge Simpson knows the union difference. D'oh-n't forget to watch last night's The Simpsons' 'Night of the Living Wage' episode.

✊ Unions got a big (and much-deserved) shout-out in the most recent Simpsons' episode!

Did anyone check it out? Let us know what you think!

Like Marge says, when we stand together – from animators to delivery drivers and autoworkers to writers – we win. #1u

Marge is in her union era 💅✊🔥

ICYMI, The Simpsons tackled various workers' rights topics last night, including the exploitation of gig workers and greedy CEOs, all while Marge organizes her coworkers.

I talked to Simpsons writer Cesar Mazariegos about last night's episode, in which Marge starts working for a delivery app and starts a union eater.com/24122195/simps…