SEASON PREMIERE: This is Season 32 of The Simpsons, which began when Ronald Reagan still was in the White House. And more than three decades later, The Simpsons still delivers, even though it gets less attention than it did at its pop-culture zenith. Tonight’s season premiere is a takeoff on the CBS series Undercover Boss – with Mr. Burns going undercover at his own nuclear power plant, and adopting a friendlier, less imperious persona embraced by everyone. Well, almost everyone. There’s always Smithers, who misses his old boss….

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>>This is Season 32 of The Simpsons, which began when Ronald Reagan still was in the White House.<<

Wouldn't that put Season One in 1989? That's consistent with what I remember. Unless the premiere episode aired before 1/20/89 (which would make this new season #33), wouldn't that make it the George H.W. Bush presidency?

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