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Season 1: 1989-1990
The Simpsons' 1st season aired between December 1989 and May 1990. The executive producers were Matt Groening, James L. Brooks, and Sam Simon. There were 13 episodes.

Season 2: 1990-1991
'The Simpsons' 2nd season' (October 1990 - May 1991) began on October 11, 1990. The executive producers were Matt Groening, James L. Brooks, and Sam Simon. There were 22 episodes.

Season 3: 1991-1992
'The Simpsons' 3rd season' (September 1991 - May 1992) began on September 19, 1991. The season also contains two hold-over episodes from the season 2 (7F) production line. The executive producers were Matt Groening, James L. Brooks, and Sam Simon. Co Executive producers were Al Jean and Mike Reiss. There were 24 episodes.

Season 4: 1992-1993

 * At the end of the season, Sam Simon, Al Jean and Mike Reiss, and most of the original writing staff leave the show. Although, Al Jean and Mike Reiss stay on as consultants, working one day a week to help with the rewriting process. The season also contains two hold-over episodes from the season 3 (8F) production line. The executive producers were Al Jean and Mike Reiss. There were 22 episodes.

Season 5: 1993-1994
Season five (September 1993 - May 1994) began on September 30, 1993. The season also contains two hold-over episodes from the season 4 (9F) production line. The executive producer was David Mirkin, and the co-executive producer was Jace Richdale. There were 22 episodes.

Season 6: 1994-1995
25 episodes

Season 7: 1995-1996
25 episodes
 * Staff writers Bill Oakley & Josh Weinstein take over as the show runners.

Season 8: 1996-1997
25 episodes

Season 9: 1997-1998
25 episodes
 * Long time staff writer Mike Scully is made show runner.

Season 10: 1998-1999
23 episodes

Season 11: 1999-2000
22 episodes

Season 12: 2000-2001
21 episodes

Season 13: 2001-2002
22 episodes
 * Al Jean returns as show runner, only this time it is without Mike Reiss.

Season 14: 2002-2003
22 episodes

Season 15: 2003-2004
22 episodes

Season 16: 2004-2005
21 episodes