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Set decades into the future, this episode shows an older Marge and Homer with grown-up kids and grandkids. Their dynamic hasn’t changed much. He still frustrates her and she still sighs through it.

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“We can’t say we saved the world,” Selman said at an Annecy Film Festival panel honoring creator Matt Groening this week, per The Hollywood Reporter. “We sort of destroyed it, actually,” he continued.