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Tbh you could say that fuckin anything happened in the Simpsons and I’d no question accept it. Marge had an affair with ms Cartman from South Park? Sure it might happen. Moe is actually Carl Marx and fell in love with a cactus in an episode? There’s over 600 episodes it may have happened, no one’s watched all the episodes to say I’m wrong
@Mestayoku True, not to mention Bart's money as the "I didn't do it" kid. Idk how that works exactly, but I'm pretty sure Homer and Marge get most of Bart's money and royalties until he turns 18.
10K Bill and PhantomStrider also didn't pay enough attention to the episode "Blood Feud," where the giant Olmec Head is introduced. It is clearly stated in the episode by Smithers that the head itself is worth $32000. The head is also located in the basement, not the attic (seriously, with the poor structural integrity of the house, that head would cave through the attic floor).
Homer's wealth zig-zags rapidly. In one episode it's mentioned that he mortgaged his house _five times,_ while in another episode he strikes it rich as a bestselling musician. I like to think that most of the time, Homer's massive paydays and massive debts cancel out
What I don't understand is that the Simpsons can afford beer and donuts, but they can't afford a decent jazz academy for Lisa and/or decent therapy for Bart?
You guys seem to forget the Simpson house is mortgaged 3 times they have had multiple trips overseas, i the credits column you have royalties from Homer and Barts music careers
andrew lawrence hmm a couple of those were paid by Burns if I’m not mistaken, and the one to Japan they managed to break even by doing that game show. They also won one of their vacations as well. But yes, lots of vacations
I could drag in the Drake and Josh tie-in and go into conspiracy but I seriously believe that the whole "squat long enough and upgrade it enough and it is legally yours" is in play there
The ironic thing is that the six main cast members earn around $300,000 per episode, equaling close to $60 million since 2012 (start of Season 24) each.
Homer's been in 2 successful bands had multiple entrepreneur endeavors of varying success. Was able to have more holidays than I can care to remember and is able to randomly have lobster for dinner like it's no big deal. The Simpsons households gotta be relatively well off
+Kyle Dunton I’m working off the assumption that the simpsons lives were similar to what they are during the series. Which means homer basically works a bunch of random jobs and is still making the average that Vox came up with
Homer had The B Sharps, Sadgasm, and Angry Dad. Bart had that boy band, his stint as the “I Didn’t Do It Kid”, Angry Dad, and all those books for how to live like Bart. Homer also owned stocks. Those should be TONS of royalties, in theory.
You should do “are the Wattersons REALLY as financially challenged as certain episodes make it look?” They seem ok in many episodes but there are some where they say they give “you owe mes to charity”, Nicole is paid literal peanuts and they had to eat the grass off their lawn for food! I love Gumball, but certain episodes do have VERY questionable moments.
You skipped season 5 cause you said it's nothing of note but this season alone is where majority of The Simpsons gain royalties, Homer has a barbershop quartet Homer replaces the police Lisa makes an Malibu Stacy replacement (which only sells one) Bart becomes Mr. Burns heir Bart becomes Famous, more famous than Krusty the Clown Homer goes to space Very big and some of the most potential money making jobs appear here in Season 5 but if you don't want to redo the work you can also just say Marge gambled it all away cause this is also season 5😂😂😂 #WorseEpisodeEver
i object. something you have to remember is that their home is building equity, sure they owe money on it but people having housing cost regardless. His house would continue to grow in value (as the house shows no depreciation of quality or failure to upkeep) the property has to be taken into account as part of their wealth.
Depends on how you view the show. Family Guy is more willing to break the Fourth wall. There's at least two occasions where they reference Fox paying for the show (one episode where lois says that the studio will drop the budget of Peter badmouths them. Another episode where Peter buys a helicopter and he says that the studio bought it.) So essentially the Griffin's don't pay for anything, they're as fake as The Kardashians
You seem to have disregarded all of the money Homer makes from his side projects like the B Sharps, or stock he owns, and money he's made from random adventures. Also Homer has been debt free several times meaning the house was paid off a very long time ago.
I would like to see a re-calculation for after season 9 at least, perhaps after the re-telling of their first pregnancy and after homer's grunge band in the 90s retelling where he was working at Abe's laser tag business and marge was in college.
Oh... wow.. so grandpa Simpson sold his home so the simpsons could have theirs? Is it just me, or do they not treat the guy that well... I mean, they could be a bit more appreciative..
I thought Marge spent a bunch of their savings on a Macy's dress at the end the of the episode with her pink suit. She returned it but I think she mentioned that they'd just get credit at the store
I feel like if you're gonna count left over mortgage debt as a negative, you should be counting any home ownership equity as a positive. Like maybe you did I dont know. But if they still owed 50k but the home was worth 100k now, that would mean that they're 50k richer
I just saw you didnt have a video on this yet, But if you’re gonna have a series about how much people are worth, you gotta do Scrooge Mcduck, man. Its like a goldmine guessing how much hes worth.
The 192k value on the home is almost perfect for the area I live in lol. Maybe just a bit higher but in stark county Ohio for a house in as nice of condition as theirs, would probably be 180k-200k haha
I feel like grandpa doesn’t get enough credit for selling his house just to give homer the money. That’s a hell of a thing to do. Hell im a father and... yea actually I’d probably do the same. But damn it’s still a hell of a sacrifice. (I meant to say I wouldn’t but I would she’s got me 🤷🏽♂️)
The video is great but you left out one problem. In season 4, episode 9, if I am not mistaken, Homer buys a plow truck and starts his own lucrative snow blow business. I believe that in season 30, the snow blow truck makes another appearance with homer driving it. So, it is assumed from that point forward, that Homer Simpson works part time as a snow blow truck driver in the mornings before he goes into work at the Nuclear Power Plant. to figure out how often it snows and how much Homer would work plowing snow, your safe bet might be to base Springfield's climate and temperatures on the Mid-Western town of Springfield, Missouri as it is a humid region with hot summers and cold winters.
You forgot to mention that after Marge spent $90 on the dress, she actually purchased a second one with all of the family savings. At which time she notes that she can return the dress, however she will only get store credit at Chanel - not their money back
you are wrong Sazae-san is the longest running tv show it started being aired in 5 October 1969 and still continues to be aired. back in 2013 last time i saw an episode count. it had 6,995 episodes that is way longer than the simpsons.
In the early episodes the Simpson's were broke. Homer couldn't afford the mortgage payments so he borrowed money from Patty and Selma. Later in the series homer paid of his house when he became safety inspector. Homer earns over $60,000 a year. The Simpson's are doing well financially. All of them have Apple products. The Simpson's would've had three vehicles with the 1993 Toyota Tacoma. Which was repossessed because homer couldn't make the payments due to lack of snow plowing. The Simpson's house would be worth quite a bit more. Four bedrooms , two bathrooms a full basement and attic and a two car attached garage. Homer does very well financially for someone who's incompetent at work.
When Marge buys the dress for 90, she also destroys it and replaces it with a Chanel which she admits to spending the family fund. Over 3k and after returning it, says she has store credit to Chanel
Surely to determine net worth you ought to subtract the existing equity on the simpson home (approx. $30,000) from the mortgage. So the actual number is in the -$18,000 range.
the problem I have is Homer has the title of safety inspector . he does the job of a control room operator . which has a base rate of 40 USD per hour. so 80K a year .
Matt Groening got the idea for Springfield when he passed through Springfield Oregon on the way to California one day. The taxes and wages would have to be out of Oregon.
To start: How did you calculate the mini golf attendant salary as $18K and then adjust it to almost $3K? Minimum wage in 1974 was $2 (no inflation adjustment is required). 40-hr work week means $80/week. Which is $4,160/year. Assuming his 15% for federal taxes were withheld along with his 5.85% for SS/Medicare that leaves him with $3,292.64 a year.
I've always wondered this. Homer has had several well-paying jobs, throughout his life of sloth and ignorance, and working a menial job at the power plant. I think the Simpsons are not broke, usually. But something happens and their net worth plummets. But then Homer gets a good job and it goes back to normal.
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How rich is Gus Fring before his death,
How broke is the US government?
How rich is Quark from Star Trek: Deep Space Nine?
How wealthy is Frasier Crane?
FAMILY GUY!!!
My question is. How broke am I? I’m too scared to look.
Simple the bank looks
Lol stop spending it on crooked cops paid vacations and the governments needless spending like a rich girl.
Michael Smith but I DESERVE it!
Not the FBI me too >.
About $22,384,531,689 in debt and rising
In one episode marge did all the math and found out homer was spending tens of thousands on donuts
FAKE NAME what episode? Sounds funny
I think it’s season 13 episode 10. The episode name I think is“Half decent proposal”
Oh my- what a selfish person
Tbh you could say that fuckin anything happened in the Simpsons and I’d no question accept it. Marge had an affair with ms Cartman from South Park? Sure it might happen. Moe is actually Carl Marx and fell in love with a cactus in an episode? There’s over 600 episodes it may have happened, no one’s watched all the episodes to say I’m wrong
So Simpsons did it?
But the entire reason Homer became a bowling attendant was because he was finally debt free, having paid off his mortgage.
@Mestayoku True, not to mention Bart's money as the "I didn't do it" kid. Idk how that works exactly, but I'm pretty sure Homer and Marge get most of Bart's money and royalties until he turns 18.
and when homer buy a computer
It's not really possible to make this video and have it make any sense. There are almost endless contradictions.
10K Bill and PhantomStrider also didn't pay enough attention to the episode "Blood Feud," where the giant Olmec Head is introduced. It is clearly stated in the episode by Smithers that the head itself is worth $32000. The head is also located in the basement, not the attic (seriously, with the poor structural integrity of the house, that head would cave through the attic floor).
Simpson, Homer simpsons he's the greatest guy in history from the town of Springfield and he's about to hit a chestnut tree
Don’t forget Homer owns the Denver Broncos.
The Denver Broncos are worth 2.6 billion, so Homer is probably actually richer than Mr. Burns.
PetHub exactly and he was given them the second episode of season 8 so it should have factored in to this.
I'm glad someone remembered that
Mr Burns Canonically has a 1 Trillion Dollar Note.
The Aryan Potato Yeah but 2 things
1.He shared it with smithers and HOMMER
2.He lost it anyway
Homer's wealth zig-zags rapidly. In one episode it's mentioned that he mortgaged his house _five times,_ while in another episode he strikes it rich as a bestselling musician. I like to think that most of the time, Homer's massive paydays and massive debts cancel out
Now your name needs to be 20k productions
I would have loved 401K productions.
What about the B Sharpes
People say homer still gets royalties of that
Jack Fitzpatrick not yet confirmed
What is that
What about the Bart's band
What I don't understand is that the Simpsons can afford beer and donuts, but they can't afford a decent jazz academy for Lisa and/or decent therapy for Bart?
You guys seem to forget the Simpson house is mortgaged 3 times they have had multiple trips overseas,
i the credits column you have royalties from Homer and Barts music careers
andrew lawrence hmm a couple of those were paid by Burns if I’m not mistaken, and the one to Japan they managed to break even by doing that game show. They also won one of their vacations as well. But yes, lots of vacations
Maybe the Simpsons pretend too be poor and they all just go along with itn
What about the Brady Bunch? How in the hell does Mike, an architect, afford 6 kids, a wife who does nothing but shops and a live-in housekeeper????
East New York, Brooklyn 1955 He could be a big deal. Some architects don’t work much, but when they DO work they rake in Mundo bucks.
To be fair Carol has written a book. And kids have earned some money for themselves.
Do Married With Children, How a Shoe Salesman could afford to support a shopping addict like Peggy I still can't figure out?
Oh my god i miss that show lol
I love that show
Oh yes please that one would be hilarious, between a shoe salesman's salary, peggy's shopping, and how Al would seemingly go without eating often lol
Good one lol
@@Covid-fu7db You Become Skynet Now, Fox News Was Right!
Bart doesn't buy the Ultimate Belt for full price. He buys it off of the comic book guy for 5 bucks because it's a medium
That's the part of the video that annoyed me the most.
The simpsons own 2 cars, a house, Marge doesnt work regularly, they go on lots of abroad vacation, etc.
Vade Nummela TL;DR, The Simpsons is financially chimerical
@@mostar1219 not really tho most of those trips were paid by mr burns
@@DeadPizza really?
@@mostar1219 yeah or they are paid by some one eles
Vade Nummela - OMG HE HAS A HOUSE HE’S SO RICH
how does spencer from icarly afford their apartment would be cool
Drugs and naked pics
From their father
I could drag in the Drake and Josh tie-in and go into conspiracy but I seriously believe that the whole "squat long enough and upgrade it enough and it is legally yours" is in play there
There dad pays for it
The ironic thing is that the six main cast members earn around $300,000 per episode, equaling close to $60 million since 2012 (start of Season 24) each.
Homer owns the Denver Broncos, he also presumably has royalties from the B-Sharps
spiritofthewolf15x yes the B-Sharps!!!
And also barts band, and also got a raise to take care of marge cause burns likes marges painting of them.
And Sadgasm
He’s gonna need more than 12 minutes to calculate how broke I am.
Took me about 3 minutes to realize you were talking about net worth and not the writing.
oh my god... they ARE talking about net worth!!!
Yeah. The Denver Broncos are worth $2.4 billion.
10:30 Bart buys the belt for $5 off comic book guy
Homer's been in 2 successful bands had multiple entrepreneur endeavors of varying success.
Was able to have more holidays than I can care to remember and is able to randomly have lobster for dinner like it's no big deal.
The Simpsons households gotta be relatively well off
Close, but no cigar: you forgot to account for Homer's promotion to safety inspector in "Homer's Oddysey"; besides that, great job
+Kyle Dunton I’m working off the assumption that the simpsons lives were similar to what they are during the series. Which means homer basically works a bunch of random jobs and is still making the average that Vox came up with
Or the fact that homer owns the denver Broncos
Yall forgot that they own a friggin football team, thus they aint poor
Homer had The B Sharps, Sadgasm, and Angry Dad. Bart had that boy band, his stint as the “I Didn’t Do It Kid”, Angry Dad, and all those books for how to live like Bart. Homer also owned stocks. Those should be TONS of royalties, in theory.
5:25 Bart: How long was it until you stuffed him into the old folks’ home.
Homer: About a week.
Question: How are the Simpson's that broke if Homer worked at the Power Plant? Those people make pretty decent money don't they?
Homer earns over $60k a year.
Mr.burns is cheap Homer acholic
You should do “are the Wattersons REALLY as financially challenged as certain episodes make it look?” They seem ok in many episodes but there are some where they say they give “you owe mes to charity”, Nicole is paid literal peanuts and they had to eat the grass off their lawn for food! I love Gumball, but certain episodes do have VERY questionable moments.
You guys forgot that Homer owns the Denver Broncos lol
I got a question for you, 10K: how much money is the loud house's loud family worth? The pets, the parents, and of course, the eleven siblings
How much is Grunkle Stan worth? If there's enough material, that could be a good one.
Missed a few things but the most major purchase is I believe a second Chanel dress Marge bought near the end an episode you mentioned in the video
What about when hank scorpio gave homer the Denver broncos
I am guessing he sold them since he most likely could not afford the upkeep
@@davidhonez8859 I somehow doubt the team won't generate enough revenue to cover overheads.
I'd imagine an actual olmec head being worth a lot more than 5000 dollars
I think Mr. Burns bought it for 32,000$
Dr.Frasier Crane would be a great video.
Didn't he skip the fact that Homer owns a football team as well?
The idea that homer would save money back is a bit dubious.
Marge does tho. Her 'scrimpings' is what she calls it
How did you manage to get PhantomStrider on here, that's amazing.
That guy colabs with everyone. Id be real impressed if he got therealjims
How are they broke, they have lobster for dinner
Iraq lobster?
And Bart owns a factory
I live in an apartment above a bowling alley and below another bowling alley!😡
You skipped season 5 cause you said it's nothing of note but this season alone is where majority of The Simpsons gain royalties,
Homer has a barbershop quartet
Homer replaces the police
Lisa makes an Malibu Stacy replacement (which only sells one)
Bart becomes Mr. Burns heir
Bart becomes Famous, more famous than Krusty the Clown
Homer goes to space
Very big and some of the most potential money making jobs appear here in Season 5 but if you don't want to redo the work you can also just say Marge gambled it all away cause this is also season 5😂😂😂
#WorseEpisodeEver
DreBone1986 you don’t seem to know how royalties work do you?
Marge also had a gambling addiction...
Can you please provide a link to that chart of rating each simpsons episode from each season from the beginning of this video?
They really are not broke once they remodeled there kitchen and homer mentioned how it was $100,000
i object. something you have to remember is that their home is building equity, sure they owe money on it but people having housing cost regardless. His house would continue to grow in value (as the house shows no depreciation of quality or failure to upkeep) the property has to be taken into account as part of their wealth.
You forgot Bart's twin evil brotha, Hugo.
Le Thanonator Hugo isn’t canon
Halloween episodes are not canon
Treehouse of horror are not canon
We need to see a family guy brakedown as peter spends hella money
Depends on how you view the show.
Family Guy is more willing to break the Fourth wall. There's at least two occasions where they reference Fox paying for the show (one episode where lois says that the studio will drop the budget of Peter badmouths them. Another episode where Peter buys a helicopter and he says that the studio bought it.)
So essentially the Griffin's don't pay for anything, they're as fake as The Kardashians
You seem to have disregarded all of the money Homer makes from his side projects like the B Sharps, or stock he owns, and money he's made from random adventures. Also Homer has been debt free several times meaning the house was paid off a very long time ago.
I would like to see a re-calculation for after season 9 at least, perhaps after the re-telling of their first pregnancy and after homer's grunge band in the 90s retelling where he was working at Abe's laser tag business and marge was in college.
How broke are you?
Homer: yes
Rick Grimes says they're rich, lobster dinners, feeding 3.5 children (including Hugo's fish heads)
You should do how broke are Wattersons from the amazing world of gumball
10:23 Bart payed 4 dollars for the belt from Comic Book Guy
How broke are the Griffins?
It would probably be the exact same video…
Not really they bought the house from a lawsuit against a condom company and loius is dad pays most of there bills for em
Well it is canon that its all just a show and Fox pays for everything they buy.
@@zan31669 When does Carter ever pay their bills?
@@QuasiELVIS tax breaks.
If the quality of their humor were currency, they'd be impoverished.
How wealthy is Frasier Crane?
Oh... wow.. so grandpa Simpson sold his home so the simpsons could have theirs? Is it just me, or do they not treat the guy that well... I mean, they could be a bit more appreciative..
The belt thing was wrong. Bart bought it from comic book guy for a small fee when he couldn’t return it.
Me: Oh video looks really good
Me again: Wait?!?! Phantom Strider?!?!?
I thought Marge spent a bunch of their savings on a Macy's dress at the end the of the episode with her pink suit. She returned it but I think she mentioned that they'd just get credit at the store
Could you please do Walter white of the hit show breaking bad
We going to ignore that in season 8 episode 2 Homer Simpson gets the Denver Broncos
I feel like if you're gonna count left over mortgage debt as a negative, you should be counting any home ownership equity as a positive.
Like maybe you did I dont know. But if they still owed 50k but the home was worth 100k now, that would mean that they're 50k richer
Do Roseanne, pre lottery.
I just saw you didnt have a video on this yet, But if you’re gonna have a series about how much people are worth, you gotta do Scrooge Mcduck, man. Its like a goldmine guessing how much hes worth.
Smithers, in the episode with the Olmec head, says it costs $32,000. So... a LITTLE more than you estimated.
^^^^^
I don't know where they got 5,000 from but the average Joe can look at that thing and tell that it's worth so much more
I’ll hear none of that price-taggerry
Homer gets his 3rd child
becomes a heavy drinker the same time
...that's dark.
Homer makes $55 an hour. Bart is 30 years old. the dog is mentally handicapped. Marge is a smoker. Lisa is narcissistic, and the baby is premature.
You should do one on the rags to riches in peny from the big bang theory
Albert Rosa NO!
Is that captain boomerang?
The 192k value on the home is almost perfect for the area I live in lol. Maybe just a bit higher but in stark county Ohio for a house in as nice of condition as theirs, would probably be 180k-200k haha
I feel like grandpa doesn’t get enough credit for selling his house just to give homer the money. That’s a hell of a thing to do. Hell im a father and... yea actually I’d probably do the same. But damn it’s still a hell of a sacrifice. (I meant to say I wouldn’t but I would she’s got me 🤷🏽♂️)
The video is great but you left out one problem. In season 4, episode 9, if I am not mistaken, Homer buys a plow truck and starts his own lucrative snow blow business. I believe that in season 30, the snow blow truck makes another appearance with homer driving it. So, it is assumed from that point forward, that Homer Simpson works part time as a snow blow truck driver in the mornings before he goes into work at the Nuclear Power Plant. to figure out how often it snows and how much Homer would work plowing snow, your safe bet might be to base Springfield's climate and temperatures on the Mid-Western town of Springfield, Missouri as it is a humid region with hot summers and cold winters.
You forgot all the bets that lisa and homer won during the 1992 football season along with the Mr. Plow investment
Where can I get an Olmec head for only $5000?
Do how much is dethklok worth
Billions
Lol @ calculating how much they have down to the nearest cent on the back of wild guesses.
The Olmec head was mentioned in the episode as costing 30k if I remember correctly.
You forgot his promotion to nuclear safety inspector in season 1, the episode wear Barts class visits the plant and homer gets fired.
You're an alcoholic if you like to relax with some drinks after work 😒
You forgot to mention that after Marge spent $90 on the dress, she actually purchased a second one with all of the family savings.
At which time she notes that she can return the dress, however she will only get store credit at Chanel - not their money back
I'm pretty sure ya boi has money. His house is a shapeshifter...
About Mr. Burn's gift (the Olmec head) Mr. Smithers says it's worth $25,000
5:46
There’s an episode of the Simpsons where homer sees the worth of his house with google glasses.
It said the value was 188,500
you are wrong Sazae-san is the longest running tv show
it started being aired in 5 October 1969 and still continues to be aired. back in 2013 last time i saw an episode count. it had 6,995 episodes
that is way longer than the simpsons.
He should have been more specific. The Simpsons is not the longest running TV Show, it is the longest running Sitcom still on air.
836 guest stars? Why, that's almost as many as 10K Productions!
Jk love your work dude keep it up.
Bart bought the so-called expensive belt for $3
How broke are the Heck’s from The Middle
In the early episodes the Simpson's were broke. Homer couldn't afford the mortgage payments so he borrowed money from Patty and Selma. Later in the series homer paid of his house when he became safety inspector. Homer earns over $60,000 a year. The Simpson's are doing well financially. All of them have Apple products. The Simpson's would've had three vehicles with the 1993 Toyota Tacoma. Which was repossessed because homer couldn't make the payments due to lack of snow plowing. The Simpson's house would be worth quite a bit more. Four bedrooms , two bathrooms a full basement and attic and a two car attached garage. Homer does very well financially for someone who's incompetent at work.
Damn keep going, I want to know if there still in debt to this day
When Marge buys the dress for 90, she also destroys it and replaces it with a Chanel which she admits to spending the family fund. Over 3k and after returning it, says she has store credit to Chanel
Homer probably GAVE AWAY the Denver Broncos on day two after being threatened by a slew of lawyers when he couldn't make payroll.
Surely to determine net worth you ought to subtract the existing equity on the simpson home (approx. $30,000) from the mortgage. So the actual number is in the -$18,000 range.
the problem I have is Homer has the title of safety inspector . he does the job of a control room operator . which has a base rate of 40 USD per hour. so 80K a year .
You forgot homer owns a sports team so he can't be broke. Plus he is always traveling and getting in trouble
In 1981 a 1973 car would generally cost around 5-600 dollars
Are you kidding me?!?! Homer won't save a penny LOL
If you're counting the value of the Olmec head in the attic, you should probably count the value of he house too.
Matt Groening got the idea for Springfield when he passed through Springfield Oregon on the way to California one day. The taxes and wages would have to be out of Oregon.
To start: How did you calculate the mini golf attendant salary as $18K and then adjust it to almost $3K? Minimum wage in 1974 was $2 (no inflation adjustment is required). 40-hr work week means $80/week. Which is $4,160/year. Assuming his 15% for federal taxes were withheld along with his 5.85% for SS/Medicare that leaves him with $3,292.64 a year.
I've always wondered this. Homer has had several well-paying jobs, throughout his life of sloth and ignorance, and working a menial job at the power plant.
I think the Simpsons are not broke, usually. But something happens and their net worth plummets. But then Homer gets a good job and it goes back to normal.
Bart only bought that belt for 4 bucks
Can you do how much Grunkle Stan from Gravity Falls is worth?