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Here, as always, with my friend and comrade Derek Davidson,

and we are very excited to welcome to the podcast today. Alan Siegel, Alan's a senior writer at the Ringer, one of my favorite podcast

networks. Shout out to my boy, Was. And he's also the author of the recently released Stupid TV,

Be More Funny, How the Golden Era of the Simpsons changed television and America forever.

Alan, thank you so much for joining us.

Thanks for having me, guys.

So I imagine that your relationship with The Simpsons is similar to my relationship to The Simpsons,

which is that we were growing up in the 90s and we were obviously watching it and really did shape our humor.

So how did you come to write this book?

Because there's been some stuff written on The Simpsons,

but it's surprisingly kind of still fertile territory.

So how did you come to write this book?

And why The Simpsons of all potential things?

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