Conan O'Brien's Simpsons Influence

Many often credit Conan O'Brien for transforming The Simpsons from its initial grounded, slice-of-life realism to more surreal and zany storylines. Hired as a writer in 1991, O'Brien wrote several memorable episodes, most famously Marge vs. the Monorail (1993), which embodied the show's move into broader satire and absurd humor. His contributions helped establish the offbeat, fast-paced style that defined much of The Simpsons' golden era.

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