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‘The Simpsons’ Parody of Joe Rogan in New Episode Backfires

Published 03/15/2022, 9:59 AM EDT

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‘The Simpsons’ is famous not only for its witty humor but also for featuring many famous people. Big personalities like Patrick Harris, Conan O’Brien and Britney Spears have been featured on the show. However, the latest person to appear on the show is none other than UFC commentator and controversial podcaster Joe Rogan.

In season 33 episode 44, people get to see a parody version of Rogan. In the episode titled ‘You Won’t Believe What This Episode is About- Act Three Will Shock You!,’ Homer Simpson gets canceled because of a mistake. He is then socially ostracized.

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Rogan is, of course, not named in the episode. As reported by ‘News Week‘, a character who is described as a “Right Wing Podcast Host” welcomes Homer to share his story when no one else was willing to do so. According to the website, the episode has, however, not been liked by critics and fans alike. His being portrayed as a right-wing podcast host was scrutinized by many as Rogan has never committed to this ideology.

‘The Joe Rogan Experience’ is one of the biggest podcasts currently. However, a number of episodes from his podcast were taken down a while back. Many artists have also shunned Spotify for their relationship with Rogan. Neil Young is one such example. The singer had demanded the platform make a choice between his music or Rogan’s podcast. As a result, Young’s songs were taken down.

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So in the wake of so much going on, it seems like Rogan’s reference to ‘The Simpsons’ wasn’t well received.

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While a lot of issues have been surrounding his podcast, he is still on Spotify. He regularly releases new episodes on the platform. Apart from this, his gig as a UFC commentator too has been going well.

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Joe Rogan failed to be present at UFC 271. However, he resumed his duties at UFC 272, and hence, his fans got to see him call fights. He is expected to commentate on upcoming US-based PPV events in the future.

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Rohini Kottu

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Rohini Kottu is a UFC Writer at EssentiallySports. She is also a Psychologist and has a Master's degree in Clinical Psychology. Rohini, in her role as a UFC writer, combines her admiration for the mental resilience that MMA fighters have and her love for analysis.
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Vibhanshu Kumar