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Simpsons read the future

08.01.2021

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27 Sep 2019 Did 'The Simpsons' Predict Greta Thunberg's Speech and Clash with "Bart to the Future", Lisa Simpson becomes the POTUS and is seen 8 Mar 2014 And with 25 seasons of comedy under its belt, America's favorite TV family has even managed to predict events that we laughed off until they 14 Feb 2018 The future can be forecast better than one might think says Al Jean, I predict people will make too much of our great predictions,” he says. 15 Dec 2017 first time "The Simpsons" has been our Magic 8 Ball. Here are a few other examples of the show's accurate squints into the future: Read More

4 Jan 2020 "The Simpsons" has a talent for looking into the future with incredible accuracy. Here are a 13 times it predicted events that haven't happened

2 Nov 2019 Set in the fictional town of Springfield, the long-running American cartoon has often predicted the future from the plot of the hit show "Game of 24 Aug 2019 Fast forward to 2016 and the show responded to his election: “Being right sucks.” The 31st season of “The Simpsons” kicks off next month. Read 10 Nov 2016 And this wasn't the only time the writers have managed to predict the future. "The Simpsons" has been running for over 25 years, so it's

The Simpsons is known for some surprisingly accurate predictions. In 1994, the Fox show predicted a 2013 incident in which horse meat was found in burgers. In 1997, The Simpsons predicted the 2014 ebola outbreak. And, perhaps most famously, in 2000, it showed a future under President Donald Trump.

13 Feb 2019 A 2017 meme that has resurfaced in South Africa purports to show that TV show The Simpsons predicted a meeting between US President 10 Nov 2016 The world's newspapers react to Trump's election victory. Read more. Trump has also been credited by the co-creator of 19 Jan 2018 The Simpsons is known for some surprisingly accurate predictions. In 1994, the Fox show predicted a 2013 incident in which horse meat was 15 Feb 2018 Writers of the animated television series The Simpsons may possess a hidden talent— the ability to predict the future. Throughout the course of

1 Feb 2020 Here's How You Can See Every Time 'The Simpsons' Predicted the Sometimes it's easy to predict the future with a team of sharp writers.

How in the world does "The Simpsons" keep accurately predicting the future? Virtual Reality Food "The Simpsons" made it back to the future, this time to 2030, where Homer and Marge chowed down on "virtual fudge" via VR glasses and feeding tubes. Although you'd think "The Simpsons" has an eerie knack for predicting the future, from Donald Trump's presidency to Nobel Prize winners to Disney owning Fox. "The Simpsons" has an eerie knack for predicting the future, The Simpsons is known for some surprisingly accurate predictions. In 1994, the Fox show predicted a 2013 incident in which horse meat was found in burgers. In 1997, The Simpsons predicted the 2014 ebola outbreak. And, perhaps most famously, in 2000, it showed a future under President Donald Trump. From correctly predicting the Presidency of Donald Trump to Disney's acquisition of 21st Century Fox, The Simpsons, yes the longest-running animated TV show ever, has correctly predicted a bunch

4 Jan 2020 "The Simpsons" has a talent for looking into the future with incredible accuracy. Here are a 13 times it predicted events that haven't happened

4 Jan 2020 "The Simpsons" has a talent for looking into the future with incredible accuracy. Here are a 13 times it predicted events that haven't happened 17 Dec 2019 Marge offers to read a book called “Curious George and the Ebola Virus,” to Bart, in this episode, which aired years before the virus became as 1 Feb 2020 Here's How You Can See Every Time 'The Simpsons' Predicted the Sometimes it's easy to predict the future with a team of sharp writers. "Bart to the Future" is the seventeenth episode of the eleventh season of the American "Bart to the Future" was the second episode of The Simpsons to be set in the future, following "Lisa's Wedding." (who voices Homer) "did [the joke] so funny when we were at the table-read so we decided to put it in and risk offending."