Bell Media deal allows Québécois dubbing of 'The Simpsons' to continue
Season 36 will air on Noovo and stream on Crave, while 35 prior Quebec-dubbed seasons remain on Disney+, Bell Media said.
- On Monday, Bell Media announced a deal with Disney Entertainment to broadcast season 36 of Les Simpson on Noovo this fall and stream on Crave.
- Viewers were outraged last year when competitor Corus Entertainment decided not to renew broadcast rights, forcing francophone audiences to watch new seasons in European French instead.
- An online petition garnered thousands of signatures to save the Québécois dub, which for 35 seasons featured local place names, politicians, current events, and popular expressions.
- Bart Simpson and Lisa Simpson announced the return in a video on Noovo's social media, using the familiar Québécois French voices local audiences have cherished.
- Fans can stream seasons one through 35 on Disney+, while season 36 remains one year behind the American version, arriving this fall on Noovo and Crave.
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Bell Media deal allows Québécois dubbing of ‘The Simpsons’ to continue
MONTREAL - The version of "The Simpsons" dubbed in Québécois French has been saved after Bell Media reached a deal with Disney Entertainment to broadcast the series.
Bell Media deal allows Québécois dubbing of 'The Simpsons' to continue
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The Quebec accent and expressions will therefore continue to be in the course of the version translated at home.
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