'The Simpsons' boss defends making Homer and Marge millennials: 'Not worried about messing with the timeline'

I saw them graduate high school in the 70s and then have have Lisa in the 80s, and homer was a grunge star in the 90s. We don't need a strict timeline.

Not only that, but they've explicitly changed their ages/backstories at least twice already

Meh, just make the show funny

Comon now, let's be realistic lol

Is anyone still watching? like... who?

There's an episode where they pretend the Simpsons are a real family and do an "interview" of them since they gained fame. In that episode, Homer says something like "people think that I use growth hormones to keep the kids young, but how am I supposed to fit all three pills in their coffee?" At the time, I believe this was supposed to (jokingly) explain their everlasting youth.

(I tried to find this clip on YouTube but can't remember the details well enough to find it)

Last I knew they were still single income.

Homer was forced to go to college and take relevant courses, but not graduate AFAIK. Pretty sure he only passed those courses by cheating even.

I've seen several episodes about how he got the job, but the method that sticks in my mind is groveling.