The Simpsons Season 36 now streaming on Disney+ UK
March 18, 2025
By Nik Roseveare
Season 36 of the hit animated series The Simpsons is now streaming exclusively on Disney+ UK for the first time. The first five episodes of the series – recognised as the longest-running US scripted show in television history – are available now, and new episodes will be added weekly.
In the premiere episode of Season 36, Bart celebrates a birthday that will change his life forever – and viewers will be treated to a guest appearance from WWE superstar and Hollywood actor John Cena. Episode 2, meanwhile, sees the return of Sideshow Bob in an episode that pays homage to hit HBO series The White Lotus.
Disney+ is the exclusive home to every season of The Simpsons, as well as The Simpsons Movie and a number of exclusive shorts. Matt Groening fans can also find every season of Futurama on the streaming platform.
Meanwhile, Disney+ has announced that its US service is adding a 24/7 always-on Stream for The Simpsons with 767 episodes across seasons 1-35 programmed in chronological order at launch. This means a total of nearly 300 continuous hours with the Simpsons family.
“From day one, the fans have asked for a stream of The Simpsons, and we’re happy to oblige,” said Gabe Lewis, SVP of Programming & Content Curation, Disney+. “Streams on Disney+ have been a fantastic go-to experience for subscribers looking to sit back and relax with their favourite shows and movies, and we look forward to evolving the user experience and expanding the offering with more Streams, to more subscribers, later this year.”
“The Simpsons Stream will deliver a Simpsons marathon all day, every day — no matter when you tune in, this ultimate Simpsons binge will be there,” added Matt Selman, The Simpsons Show-runner and Binge-watcher.
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