Did the Simpsons predict the future again? Fans noticed an incredible coincidence in the US presidential election.

In a much earlier series of the cult animated film The Simpsons, you can see an electoral map showing the distribution of votes, strikingly reminiscent of this year’s battle by Joe Biden and Donald Trump for ownership of the White House. It remains to be seen how exactly the creators of the animated series predicted future political events, writes The Sun.

Simpsons Forecast

In the Simpsons series discussed here, Degele supports Matt Romney, a competitor of Barack Obama in 2012.

Burns accesses a map of the United States with states colored red and blue. Fans of The Simpsons have noted that the map is almost identical to a copy of the map from the recent election.

Comments that the creators of The Simpsons were once again able to predict future events with great precision. Many were surprised that in animated reality, the current reality did not correspond only to Arizona.

Other prophecies

In the 2000s, the animated show predicted D. Trump’s rise to power at the Olympics. Lisa’s allusion to the budget crisis inherited from President Trump now seems really straightforward.

In one scene from the film, D. Trump himself can be seen coming down the stairs, in much the same way as in the photo taken in 2015.

When asked how he could explain such coincidences, screenwriter and producer Al Jean replied that in 2000, the goal was simply to find some comic celebrity who would suddenly rise to the presidency of the country.

The creators of the animated series also managed to predict Tom Hanks’s terrible illness, which arose from a positive test result. Earlier this year, Hanks and his wife were infected with the coronavirus and were hospitalized.

Fans of the movie see links to this fact in Hanks’ character’s request to immediately retire as far as possible if he were ever to meet in person.

What has been said about D. Trump

In one of the episodes of the film, Homer Simpson walks into the voting booth determined to cast his vote in this year’s presidential election. To decide what to vote for, he puts on his glasses and reviews the list of candidates.

There is no way to decide. Finally, Homer considers aloud whether he could record Judge Judy’s last name.

At that moment, a daughter, Lisa, is entering the cabin.

“You doubt why to vote? Dad, how could you forget everything that happened in the last four years?”

Homer instantly remembers a headline printed in a local newspaper: “Faye Dunaway won an Oscar for a different movie. They haven’t seen her since. “

Homer’s memory is soon flooded with a series of headlines reporting on Trump’s various actions: “Third World Country Called … Holes”, “Said Jews Who Voted Democrats Were Disloyal”, ” They lied about the inauguration, “” He refused to declare taxes, “etc.

The episode ends with a statement that the worst has yet to be said.
One can guess 11 other different prophecies from previous series that may still come true.

It may be that citizens who are indifferent to The Simpsons have rightly drawn attention to the insights provided in the sitcom, as if to remind us that anything can still happen.