According to Ned, Homer took the couch when they first met. This actually does fit the broad strokes of their first meeting in the show's continuity, which was revealed over thirty years ago.

Selman laid out why each new installment couldn’t have its own original couch gag, “I wish we could do an original couch gag ...

As seen in: "Homer the Great" Navigating towards the couch became a much more difficult task in this gag, which paid homage to the mind-bending perspective and architecture of artist M.C. Escher. 14 .

Homer and Couch make for a fine Crockett and Tubbs, while Flanders a surprisingly appropriate mustachioed villain. And it’s all set to the couldn’t-sound-more-’80s strains of “Push It to ...

The Latest ‘Simpson’s’ Couch Gag Sees Homer’s IKEA-Style Struggle. by: Dave Walsh May 22, 2016. A part of me is still kind of floored that ...

Goldberg’s latest accomplishment: designing the couch gag for this Sunday’s episode of The Simpsons, “Fland Canyon” (it’s probably time to retire the pun titles, everyone).

“Get your own couch,” Homer pops his head up briefly to say. The “Simpsons” episode, opening with the entire 90-second couch gag, airs Sunday at 8 p.m. on Fox.

In a new couch gag for this Sunday’s episode, The Simpsons appears to be giving a nod to audiences who are finding ways to pass the time while bunkered at home. The longer than usual opening ...

The Sept. 25 premiere’s couch gag features Marge, Lisa and Maggie on the couch on top of a mountain, with Bart and Homer still trying to make the climb. Bart makes it to the top, ...