Currently in the middle of its 35th series on American television, The Simpsons is one of the most popular programmes ever created.
It may be past its heyday, but millions still tune in to the adventures of Homer, Marge, Bart, Lisa and Maggie each week.
Holding the record of both the longest-running American animated series and sitcom, the disfunctional family from Springburn have travelled all over the globe over the years.
A recent episode saw them visit Scotland for the second time, and featured some familiar voices.
The cast members join an exclusive club of Scots who have featured in the show alongside regular character Groundskeeper Willie - who was once named the most famous Scotsman on the planet.
Here are 11 of them.
9. David Byrne
In season 14 episode 'Dude, Where's My Ranch', Dumbarton-born Talking Heads singer David Byrne features. Visiting Springfield on the lookout for talent, he hears Homer singing 'Everybody Hates Ned Flanders' in Moe's Tavern and decides to produce his own version. He's then kidnapped by Moe and is forced to produce his song, catchily entitled 'Moe, Moe, Moe'. | Contributed
10. Gordon Ramsay
In season 24 Scottish celebrity chef Gordon Ramsay appears as himself. He pops up in Marge's dream to criticise her for inviting Homer to El Chemistri - the most exclusive restaurant in Springfield. | Contributed