The Simpsons is an American animated television sitcom created by Matt Groening for the FOX Broadcasting Company. It's the most popular animated cartoon comedy ever to be created by the Fox Broadcasting Company, Homer is by far the most stupidiest character in all of the Simpson shows because he doesn't have a brain and he insults any celebrity that he meets, the Simpsons had won dozens of awards, twenty six Annie Awards and a Peabody Award.
Wallace and Gromit are the main clay animation characters in a series consisting of four British animated short films and a feature length film by Nick Park and Aardman Animations, they are filmed by stop motion clay animation with metal armatures.
Wallace is the absent minded, cheese loving inventor, just like Disney's short film, the Absent Minded Professor. Gromit is the intelligent dog that lives with Wallace in Wigan, Lancashire, Peter Sallis voices as Wallace, but Gromit uses body language.
Wallace and Gromit are so popular that they've been in every adventure like The Grand Dayout, The Wrong Trousers, a Close Shave, the Curse of the Were Rabbit and the latest one up to date, a Matter of Loaf and Death, in fact they appeared in 2009 Children In Need as a short when Wallace attempted to ride a motor bike over a bunch of haystacks, but he missed and crashed, in the end he and Gromit just picked yp the phone and dialed in to donate money to Children In Need.
The audience for the Simpsons are all American and English alike, as for Wallace and Gromit, it's mainly for English people.
The important history would be that the Simpsons had made it's field day, they've won plenty of awards, including 25 Primetime Emmy Awards, 26 Annie Awards, 1 Peabody Award and is considers to be the century's best television series.
The technique being used for Wallace and Gromit is clay animation, using strings and using stop motion in every shot.
The technology being used for Wallace and Gromit is metal skeletons, puppet strings andplenty of lighting to capture every shot and every moment.
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