1. The Simpsons A mirror of the U.S. society? by Dayana Cabeza

2. The Simpsons family profile… Homer J. Simpson 36 years old. Employed at Nuclear Power Plant as a safety technician. Unbelievably stupid, overweight, lazy, an under-educated person. He is the child as adult. Devotion to his family. Favorite expression: D’oh!!!

3. The Simpsons family profile… Marge Bouvier Simpson Housewife 34 years old Dislikes violence Bored and frustrated Central part of the family Favorite expression: Mmmmm!!!

4. The Simpsons family profile… Bartholomew J. Simpson (Bart) Student at Springfield Elementary. 12 years old. Insolent. Model of the child predetermined to fail. Favorite expression: Ay Carumba!!!

5. Lisa Marie Simpson The Simpsons family profile… Student at Springfield Elementary. 9 years old. Plays the “blues” on the saxophone. She is the rationality in the Simpsons. She is smart.

6. Margaret Simpson (Maggie) Baby one year old. Spend must of the day sucking. Favorite expression: suck, suck, suck. The Simpsons family profile…

7. The Simpsons as a Critique… American unhealthy habits and lifestyle (Homer).

8. The Simpsons as a Critique… Disregard of women (Marge).

9. American unhealthy habits and lifestyle (Homer). Educational system (Bart). The Simpsons as a Critique…

10. Moral values (Lisa). The Simpsons as a Critique… Disregard of women (Marge). American unhealthy habits and lifestyle (Homer). Educational system (Bart).

11. Capitalism (Mr. Burns). The Simpsons as a Critique… Moral values (Lisa). Disregard of women (Marge). American unhealthy habits and lifestyle (Homer). Educational system (Bart).

12. Religion (The family) The Simpsons as a Critique… Capitalism (Mr. Burns). Moral values (Lisa). Disregard of women (Marge). American unhealthy habits and lifestyle (Homer). Educational system (Bart).

13. Alcoholism (Moe). Religion (The family) The Simpsons as a Critique… Capitalism (Mr. Burns). Moral values (Lisa). Disregard of women (Marge). American unhealthy habits and lifestyle (Homer). Educational system (Bart).

14. TV Business (Krusty). Alcoholism (Moe). Religion (The family) The Simpsons as a Critique… Capitalism (Mr. Burns). Moral values (Lisa). Disregard of women (Marge). American unhealthy habits and lifestyle (Homer). Educational system (Bart).

15. The Simpsons as a Critique… Violence on TV (Itchy & Scratchy cartoons).

16. The Simpsons as a Critique… Terrible family relationships (Patty & Zelma). Violence on TV (Itchy & Scratchy cartoons).

17. The Simpsons as a Critique… Police corruption (Chief Wiggum). Terrible family relationships (Patty & Zelma). Violence on TV (Itchy & Scratchy cartoons).

18. The medical system. The Simpsons as a Critique… Police corruption (Chief Wiggum). Terrible family relationships (Patty & Zelma). Violence on TV (Itchy & Scratchy cartoons).

19. The Simpsons as a Critique… Police corruption (Chief Wiggum). Terrible family relationships (Patty & Zelma). Violence on TV (Itchy & Scratchy cartoons). The medical system. National pride: U.S. in the world.

20. The Simpsons as a Critique… Police corruption (Chief Wiggum). Terrible family relationships (Patty & Zelma). Violence on TV (Itchy & Scratchy cartoons). The medical system. National pride: U.S. in the world. Sexuality (Male sexuality).

21. The Simpsons as a Critique… Police corruption (Chief Wiggum). Terrible family relationships (Patty & Zelma). Violence on TV (Itchy & Scratchy cartoons). The medical system. Political structure and ineffective politicians. National pride: U.S. in the world. Sexuality (Male sexuality).

22. The Simpsons as a Critique… Police corruption (Chief Wiggum). Terrible family relationships (Patty & Zelma). Violence on TV (Itchy & Scratchy cartoons). The medical system. Political structure and ineffective politicians. National pride: U.S. in the world. Sexuality (Male sexuality). Environment.

23. Reflection “The Simpsons seems to be a normal cartoon intended to be just funny, but a closer look shows that there are many allusions to social problems and prejudices”.