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| − | In an interview on [[Conan O'Brien]]'s Internet show, ''{{W|Serious Jibber-Jabber}}'', he stated that "[he] got a call from ''The Simpsons'', saying "We're going to shoot that episode next year".<ref>[http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/entertainment-arts-20443615 BBC News - Simpsons to shoot Judd Apatow script at last]</ref> During an interview with Slashfilm, he said that "they [''The Simpsons''] went to see a hypnotism show and at the hypnotism show, they made [[Homer]] think he was the same age at [[Bart]]. And then the hypnotist had a heart attack. So now Homer and Bart became best friends and they spent the rest of the show running away because Homer didn't want responsibility and didn't want to be brought back to his real age."<ref>[http://www.slashfilm.com/judd-apatow-and-the-simpsons-script-that-defined-every-movie-hes-made-since/ Slashfilm - Judd Apatow and 'The Simpsons' Script That Defined Every Movie He's Made Since]</ref> The table reading took place on April 25, [[2014]].<ref>[http://www.shalomlife.com/culture/23039/judd-apatows-the-simpsons-episode-will-air-after-24-years/ Shalom Life - "Judd | + | In an interview on [[Conan O'Brien]]'s Internet show, ''{{W|Serious Jibber-Jabber}}'', he stated that "[he] got a call from ''The Simpsons'', saying "We're going to shoot that episode next year".<ref>[http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/entertainment-arts-20443615 BBC News - Simpsons to shoot Judd Apatow script at last]</ref> During an interview with Slashfilm, he said that "they [''The Simpsons''] went to see a hypnotism show and at the hypnotism show, they made [[Homer]] think he was the same age at [[Bart]]. And then the hypnotist had a heart attack. So now Homer and Bart became best friends and they spent the rest of the show running away because Homer didn't want responsibility and didn't want to be brought back to his real age."<ref>[http://www.slashfilm.com/judd-apatow-and-the-simpsons-script-that-defined-every-movie-hes-made-since/ Slashfilm - Judd Apatow and 'The Simpsons' Script That Defined Every Movie He's Made Since]</ref> The table reading took place on April 25, [[2014]].<ref>[http://www.shalomlife.com/culture/23039/judd-apatows-the-simpsons-episode-will-air-after-24-years/ Shalom Life - "Judd Apatow's ‘The Simpsons' Episode Will Air After 24 Years"]</ref> |
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- This article is about the guest star. For the character, see Judd Apatow (character).
Judd Apatow
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Judd Apatow (born December 6, 1967) is an American director, film producer, and screenwriter. During the production of The Simpsons' first season, he submitted a script. His 24-year-old script was made into a season 26 episode titled "Bart's New Friend". He also voiced himself in the season 25 episode "Steal This Episode". He also wrote the foreword for the book Springfield Confidential.
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Production history
In an interview on Conan O'Brien's Internet show, Serious Jibber-Jabber, he stated that "[he] got a call from The Simpsons, saying "We're going to shoot that episode next year".[1] During an interview with Slashfilm, he said that "they [The Simpsons] went to see a hypnotism show and at the hypnotism show, they made Homer think he was the same age at Bart. And then the hypnotist had a heart attack. So now Homer and Bart became best friends and they spent the rest of the show running away because Homer didn't want responsibility and didn't want to be brought back to his real age."[2] The table reading took place on April 25, 2014.[3]
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| Guest stars in season 25
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| Kevin Michael Richardson • Kristen Wiig • Joe Namath • Rachel Maddow • Jon Lovitz • Elisabeth Moss • Eva Longoria • Anderson Cooper • Judd Apatow • Will Arnett • Leslie Mann • Paul Rudd • Seth Rogen • Channing Tatum • Rob Halford • Stan Lee • Harlan Ellison • Will Lyman • Maurice LaMarche • Daniel Radcliffe • Zach Galifianakis • Amy Poehler • Joe Mantegna • Tavi Gevinson • Max von Sydow • Kelsey Grammer • John Oliver • Carl Kasell • Peter Sagal • Andrés Cantor • Glenn Close • Edwin Moses |
