The Simpsons They may not be the middle-class American family type they claim to be. A fan posted a plan of the house of the craziest family in the United States, which looks more like a palace than a small pavilion.
The Simpsons, still surprises, 35 years later
No respite for The Simpsons. The cult series began its thirty-sixth season this year, with its share of small changes, like the evolution of Maggiewho finally seems to speak and be understood by her family, since her first appearance in the late 80s, more than thirty years ago.
Rare new features that have caught the eye of fans who are always very informed when it comes to dissecting the most iconic animated series of all time. But the family that perfectly embodies the American middle class may not be who it claims to be. In any case, this is the irony we can draw after a fan published on Reddit a diagram of Homer and Marge's house. A complete and illustrated floor plan of the interior of 742 Evergreen Terrace revealing a residence closer to the mansion of Mr. Burns than to a pavilion without much cachet of the American middle-class.
The Simpsons' house is bigger than it seems
The user named RocketShipUFO1106 has listed the essential elements of the series, such as the television, the iconic orange sofa, the marital bed as well as the different rooms of the house: the bedrooms upstairs, the living room, the kitchen or the garage. And when we see the house on two floors, we notice that it is ultimately very large and well furnished.
Said diagram was widely talked about on Reddit. Fans wondered, for example, how Homer and Marge could live and feed their children on a simple salary as a safety inspector at the Springfield Nuclear Power Plant. A real “palais” mentioned by several users, who did not lack humor to suspect the family of hiding a certain wealth.
