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In The Simpsons episode " Meat is Murder " (Season 33, Episode 21), the show moves away from Lisa’s usual vegetarian themes to deliver a sharp satire on corporate greed and family power dynamics. The episode serves as a dual parody, drawing heavily from the HBO drama Succession and the 2016 film The Founder .
The core of the episode shifts to Gus’s "RedStar Corporation"—a clear stand-in for Succession’s Waystar RoyCo. The guest cast is a direct nod to the show, including Nicholas Braun (Cousin Greg) and parodies of the Roy siblings. [S33E21] Meat is Murder
The climax highlights the show's cynical take on the "Simpsons Curse"—the idea that the family is destined for failure. Grampa ultimately outplays the billionaires by feigning mental incompetence to nullify a critical board vote, effectively deadlocking the company and ruining Gus’s plan to oust his children. In The Simpsons episode " Meat is Murder