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~arabatos a few months ago, this was partly the result of me re-reading 
~simpspin's "Simpson: Generations" comic. I luuuurve the lovey-dovey expressions they all have, especially the girls. 
~simpspin's previous design for teen-Maggie (should've asked him in advance, but thanks to Simpspin for not getting angry that I didn't), and the idea of all the Simpsons meeting up in time and messing up their family's past. 
~simpspin ~arabatos
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this is gonna mess up time big time
Yeah, the Simpsons has done some pretty out-there storylines in its time, but their insistence on effectively hitting the cosmic reset button at the end of every episode means that they miss out on doing some other really cool things, like building better believable relationships between characters, and allowing Bart and Lisa and Maggie to mature. If they did, they could have more rom-com eps with Bart and the twin he likes, or a love triangle between Lisa, Nelson and I dunno maybe...Martin.
They could even have just set a spin-off when Homer and Marge were kids, and had a different (but probably a little similar) set of characters - as well as having some established favourite characters when they were younger.
The possibilities are endless. But alas, they want to retain the status quo, so almost all possible story-arc ideas (both obvious ones, like having the family just growing up, or less obvious ones, like the kids going back to Springfield in the 60s) get avoided.
Despite the obvious incest, I always thought that Bart/Marge (and Marge/Lisa) could actually work. Could be one of those scenarios where Bart discovers to his horror that the reason why none of his relationships throughout the series ever worked out was because... none of those girls were anything like his milf! Lol.