Get ready for an endless Springfield staycation—Disney+ is rolling out a 24/7 The Simpsons stream, bringing over 300 hours of classic and current episodes straight to fans, anytime, all the time.
Starting today, every episode from seasons 1-35—a whopping 767 episodes—will air in chronological order, offering the ultimate non-stop Simpsons marathon. Whether you’re catching Homer’s first “D’oh!” or rewatching a modern classic, this always-on stream ensures that whenever you tune in, there’s a fresh slice of Springfield waiting.
“From day one, fans have asked for a 24/7 Simpsons stream, and we’re happy to oblige,” says Gabe Lewis, SVP of Programming & Content Curation, Disney+. “Streams on Disney+ have been a go-to experience for subscribers looking to sit back and relax with their favorite shows and movies, and we’re excited to expand this offering.”
“No matter when you tune in, The Simpsons Stream will be there—because life is too short to stop binge-watching,” adds Matt Selman, The Simpsons Showrunner and Binge-watcher.
What You’ll Get
All 35 seasons of The Simpsons, playing on a continuous loop
Monthly refreshed programming lineup to keep things fresh
Access for Premium subscribers
More Lean-Back Viewing Options
The Simpsons stream is part of Disney+’s growing lineup of always-on entertainment options, which currently include:
HITS & HEROES – Action-packed stories from top franchises
THROWBACKS – Nostalgic pop culture gems
REAL LIFE – Documentaries, biopics, and true stories
Disney+ also continues to offer free streams like ABC NEWSfor live updates and DISNEY+ PLAYTIME for younger audiences.
Beyond the 24/7 Stream
For those who prefer to pick and choose their Simpsons fix, Disney+ still hosts the full series on demand, plus The Simpsons Movie, 10+ exclusive shorts, and special episodes. Bundle subscribers can also stream the latest season via Hulu on Disney+.
Ready to dive into The Simpsons marathon of a lifetime? Head over to the Simpsons Collection on Disney+. D’oh! What are you waiting for? Springfield is always on.
Get ready for an endless Springfield staycation—Disney+ is rolling out a 24/7 The Simpsons stream, bringing over 300 hours of classic and current episodes straight to fans, anytime, all the time.
Starting today, every episode from seasons 1-35—a whopping 767 episodes—will air in chronological order, offering the ultimate non-stop Simpsons marathon. Whether you’re catching Homer’s first “D’oh!” or rewatching a modern classic, this always-on stream ensures that whenever you tune in, there’s a fresh slice of Springfield waiting.
“From day one, fans have asked for a 24/7 Simpsons stream, and we’re happy to oblige,” says Gabe Lewis, SVP of Programming & Content Curation, Disney+. “Streams on Disney+ have been a go-to experience for subscribers looking to sit back and relax with their favorite shows and movies, and we’re excited to expand this offering.”
“No matter when you tune in, The Simpsons Stream will be there—because life is too short to stop binge-watching,” adds Matt Selman, The Simpsons Showrunner and Binge-watcher.
What You’ll Get
All 35 seasons of The Simpsons, playing on a continuous loop
Monthly refreshed programming lineup to keep things fresh
Access for Premium subscribers
More Lean-Back Viewing Options
The Simpsons stream is part of Disney+’s growing lineup of always-on entertainment options, which currently include:
HITS & HEROES – Action-packed stories from top franchises
THROWBACKS – Nostalgic pop culture gems
REAL LIFE – Documentaries, biopics, and true stories
Disney+ also continues to offer free streams like ABC NEWSfor live updates and DISNEY+ PLAYTIME for younger audiences.
Beyond the 24/7 Stream
For those who prefer to pick and choose their Simpsons fix, Disney+ still hosts the full series on demand, plus The Simpsons Movie, 10+ exclusive shorts, and special episodes. Bundle subscribers can also stream the latest season via Hulu on Disney+.
Ready to dive into The Simpsons marathon of a lifetime? Head over to the Simpsons Collection on Disney+. D’oh! What are you waiting for? Springfield is always on.
