recently, and due to the controversy generated by the documentary “Leaving Nerverland”, the producer of the series “The Simpsons” decided to permanently remove the episode "Dad is crazy" (Stark raving dad), which contained the voice of the late singer Michael Jackson.

The chapter, premiered in december 1991 Y corresponding to the beginning of the third season, focuses on Homer, who he is admitted to an insane asylum after wearing a pink shirt at work. To its time, Lisa expects a special gift, just for his birthday.

On the premmises, Homer will meet a white man, who claims to be Michael Jackson, generating a true revolution in Springfield, city ​​that will be completely disappointed to see that it is not really of the king of pop.

According to series producer James L.. Brooks al Wall Street Journal, this decision "clearly seems the only one to make", because the accusations of sexual abuse of minors by the singer.

“Leaving Nerverland” is an extensive documentary, achieved with testimonials from two friends of Michael Jackson, who is accused of abuse when they had 7 Y 10 years. In addition to this decision made in "The Simpsons", other media such as Canadian and Dutch radios decided to stop broadcasting the artist's music.

On the other hand, the family of the deceased musician rejected completely the accusations that were made in the documentary, noting that It was a "public lynching", claiming that Jackson was “one hundred percent hundred innocent".

Likewise, in February a lawsuit was filed against the HBO network, accusing them of breaking a non-defamation pact on the pop star.