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Productor de Los Simpson: Episodio con Muerte de Personaje No Es Canónico

Autor: Penelope Jan 19,2026

El productor ejecutivo de Los Simpson, Matt Selman, ha aclarado que un episodio reciente que muestra las consecuencias de la muerte de un personaje principal no debe tratarse como parte oficial de la mitología de la serie — porque el programa esencialmente opera "sin un canon fijo".

De hecho, Selman indicó que la trama del final de la temporada 36, "Estranger Things", probablemente nunca más volverá a ser mencionada en episodios futuros.

¡Advertencia! A continuación, spoilers importantes del final de la temporada 36 de Los Simpson.

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