‘The Simpsons’ Scathe Donald Trump in Campaign Ad

(CONFIDENTIAL) – The Simpsons continues to strike a chord with viewers for irreverently poking fun at anything and everything. As the longest-running scripted series in television history, The Simpsons has become one of the most consistently groundbreaking, innovative and recognizable entertainment franchises throughout the world.

The two-minute campaign ad that asks Springfield residents whether they would rather have Hillary Clinton or Donald Trump in the White House at 3am, in the midst of a national crisis.

“It’s 3 a.m. and the phone’s ringing in the White House. Who do you want answering that call,” the ad asks Homer and Marge Simpson. The commercial then cuts to Bill Clinton answering the phone before Hillary curtly demands that the former president hand her the receiver and stop answering the phone. “yes, from now on it’s always for me,” Hillary tells bill.

Next is Trump, shown in a luxurious bedroom, up late at night tweeting about Elizabeth Warren with a book of Adolf Hitler’s greatest speeches by his side.

Begrudgingly answring the phone, “Put my name on the Lincoln Memorial, make Chris Christie eat a worm just for laughs, disband NATO and make me some scrambled eggs on a gold plate,” Trump barks out order to his assistants, then undertakes his hours-long process to achieve his physical appearance before facing the crisis.

While The Simpsons don’t flatly state “I’m With Her,” Homer explains how he became a Democrat. In bed with Maggie, when he whispers his intention to vote Trump, Maggie, places their dog in between, and threatens to withhold sex.

“Paid for by Americans Who Are Really Starting to Miss Obama,” the ad fades out.

With its subversive humor and delightful wit, the series has made an indelible imprint on American pop culture, and its family members – HOMER, MARGE, BART, LISA and MAGGIE – are television icons.

Recently renewed for unprecedented 27th and 28th seasons, THE SIMPSONS has won 31 Emmy Awards, a 2015 People’s Choice Award and was nominated for an Academy Award in 2012 for the theatrical short “

The Longest Daycare.” The series recently received five 2015 Emmy Award nominations, including Outstanding Animated Program. “The Simpsons Movie” was a hit feature film; the mega-attraction “The Simpsons Ride” at Universal Studios has received historic expansion updates with the addition of Springfield added to the roster; and the show was honored with a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame in 2000. It was named the “Best Show of the 20th Century” by Time magazine, and called the “Greatest American Sitcom” by Entertainment Weekly in 2013.