Two new promotional images for the episode 'Husbands And Knives' which airs November 18 have been released today. The first can be seen by clicking the above image and the second one by clicking here.

Much to Comic Book Guy's chagrin, Bart, Lisa (not pictured) and Milhouse check out a new comic book store called Coolsville, where they are treated like royalty by a friendly comic book buff named Milo (guest voice Jack Black)

The Simpsons Game lands in stores across the US today, available on Wii, Xbox 360, Playstation 3, PS2, PSP and Nintendo DS. Those in Europe will have to wait til Friday, while the game hits Australia next Thursday November 8. The first reviews are in, read below what IGN had to say about the 360 version of the game.


"The Simpsons Game is exactly what it had to be, but nothing more. As it stands The Simpsons is a enjoyable, though very short, single-player game that both hardcore and casual Simpsons fans will love. Heck, if you like to laugh then this game is at least worth a rental." Overall: 7.7/10

Simpsons Comics #135: (Out Now!)
A father/son fishing excursion turns into a Hemingway-esque adventure when Bart's old man battles with a marlin on the open sea. There'll be no hemming and hawing when the Simpsons weigh anchor and head out to rough waters

Bart Simpson Comics #38: (Out Now)
Bart trades places with Seymour Skinner and is made principal for a day! What will happen when Bart needs to play by the rules and Skinner begins to plot his own revenge? Then, Milhouse gives the 4-1-1 on what it takes to be the "king of cool" at your school. Finally, after a run-in with the school bullies, Ralph is forced to learn the value of a dollar

Simpsons Classics #14: (Out Now)
Collects Simpsons Comics #26 and #27. First, Sideshow Bob sets a "speed" trap for Bart on his bus ride to school. Then, Homer undergoes a surgical procedure that makes him smart, helping him to bond with Lisa on levels she never imagined possible. Will his newfound intelligence be the end of the Simpsons? And join Captain McCallister for a helpin' of salt pork and a salty sea tale, you swabies!

A brand new promotional image was released by Fox last week, for this year's Treehouse Of Horror episode. Click the above image for a full movie poster style view. The episode airs on November 4.

Mr. and Mrs. Simpson - Homer and Marge in a Mr. and Mrs. Smith parody.
E.T. Go Home - Bart and Lisa try to help Kodos return to his home planet, or at least that's what Kodos wants them to think.
Heck House - when Bart and his friends go too far in playing pranks on Halloween, Flanders turns the church into a Hell House that's a real killer

8.83 million viewers watched Sunday's less-than-hyped episode I Don't Wanna Know Why The Caged Bird Sings, a great figure when compared to the last two weeks. The figure makes it the highest rating non-premiere episode this season. Great job.

The Simpsons was in fourth place at 8pm, trailing 60 Minutes, Home Edition, and the NFL. Fox was fourth overall for the night and third among adults 18 - 49. A repeat of Family Guy had 7.09 million viewers at 9pm.

The next new episode, Treehouse Of Horror XVIII airs Sunday November 4.

Airs Tomorrow
While waiting in line at the bank, Marge strikes up a conversation with a strange man named Dwight (Steve Buscemi) who later attempts to rob the bank. When the police show up, Marge convinces a cornered Dwight to turn himself in by promising to visit him in prison. As Dwight eagerly awaits Marge's visit, Homer assures her that Dwight will not expect her to actually visit. But when Dwight receives a phone call and the caller (Ted Nugent) isn't Marge, he escapes to find her. Watching the news report about Dwight's jail break, she wishes she had kept her promise.

Last night's episode Midnight Towboy had a total of 7.74 million viewers, the lowest figure of the season so far. The Simpsons rarely dips below 8 million, let alone at this time of year when the show usually grabs the highest figures of the season. A total of five episodes of Season 18 rated lower than 7.74 million, all in the March - May period of this year.

NFL, 60 Minutes, and Extreme Makeover: Home Edition were all ahead of The Simpsons at 8pm, with Fox finishing fourth overall and third among adults for the entire night. Family Guy fared a little better with a respectable 8.39 million at 9pm.

This Sunday sees the last of the new episodes until early November, with "I Don't Wanna Know Why the Caged Bird Sings".

This is the box art for The Simpsons Movie DVD, also available on Blu-Ray. It is available in the USA on December 18, UK on December 10, and Australia on December 5.

EA's forthcoming The Simpsons game parodies 30 years of videogaming and gaming IPs, but there are games companies that have refused to see the funny side of things. "I was always under the impression that when you do parody, it's a sign of respect... If we make fun of Grand Theft Auto, we're not going to hurt the sales of Grand Theft Auto... But yeah, we've definitely had some reactions - we've had to pull stuff from the game", The Simpsons Game lead designer Greg Rizzer revealed to Computer & Video Games in an interview earlier this week.

"But that's cool to me", Rizzer continued. "It's cool to still know, I feel, that the industry's been waiting for a game like this to come along. It's been too long since we really had one, and of course [there's] The Simpsons being the perfect vehicle to poke fun at the games industry."

Airs Tonight!
Feeling that Maggie is getting too clingy, Marge hires a counselor to teach her to be very independent at an early age. But the method works a little too well, leaving Maggie with no need for Marge at all. Meanwhile, Homer goes in search of milk for Maggie and ends up having his car towed by a tow truck driver named Louie (Matt Dillon) who introduces Homer to the joy of towing cars for a living. Louie invites Homer to be the tow truck driver for Springfield on one condition: that Homer stay off of Louie's turf. When Homer gets a little too "tow happy," the residents of Springfield set Homer up to look like he's towing in Louie's territory, and Homer must suffer the wrath. With Homer missing, newly independent Maggie springs to action.

A total of 8.43 million viewers tuned in to The Simpsons last night for the episode Homer Of Seville. A drop-off from the premiere was expected, and last night's figure is very comparable to the 8.94 million that second-episode Jazzy And The Pussycats got at the same time last year. Not a bad effort considering last week's figures compared with the previous year. Family Guy had 7.95 million viewers last night, proving the Star Wars fans boosted last week's episode.

At 8pm, The Simpsons was in fourth place behind Home Edition, 60 Minutes, and the NFL. Fox was fourth overall for the night and tied third with CBS among adults 18 - 49. New episode Midnight Towboy airs on Sunday.