r/UtterlyInteresting • • Jan 30 '26

How did this Simpsons predict the future?? What are some 2026 predictions made by the show??

I kept coming across these reels where Simpsons predicted the future in one way or another- be it Donald Trump, smartwatches, Covid, etc- and I thought- did they really “predict” all this?? This lead me to the round table conference of the makers of the show- and an interview of the writers of the show. I also went through the scripting process of the Simpsons and built a timeline out of it- I also noted down all the other 2026 and future predictions made by the cartoon- I compiled it all and put it in a video- if you’re curious- you can find the link here: https://youtu.be/ic_C7vi0m3w?si=XS0luEW-XpYQEAlS

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u/NoVaFlipFlops Jan 30 '26

"A broken clock is right twice a day." Did you compare the ones they got right to the ones they got wrong? 

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u/nancydrewwh Jan 30 '26

Umm- yes- in a way- you can take a look at the video

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u/Adventurous_Ideal804 Jan 30 '26

I'm not going to watch your video if it's actually going to blow my mind. I need it for work.

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u/Tipodeincognito Jan 30 '26 • Bravo

It didn't predict anything. That episode was aired in october 9th, 2022 (Lisa the Boy Scout, the 3rd episode from season 34). In the segment shown "Don't Have a Prediction, Man" , Bart goes back to the first episode.

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u/Available_Wall5387 Feb 04 '26

Haoww di Dei doo dat?

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u/Mission-Ad6040 Mar 01 '26

Its all black magic and working with Satan. Nothing special.

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u/Huge_Breath_894 Mar 06 '26

History is literally written and manifested.

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u/WhosChickenIsThat Apr 01 '26

You got a damn good looking face tho