‘The Simpsons’ are once again getting credit for predicting American politics
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Could “The Simpsons” please start sharing some lottery numbers?
Could “The Simpsons” please start sharing some lottery numbers? TV’s longest running series is once again is being hailed as a modern day Nostradamus. In episode titled “Bart to the Future,” which released in 2000, Lisa Simpson is shown growing up to become the first female president of the United States. She’s dressed in an outfit strikingly similar to the one America’s first female Vice President Kamala Harris wore to the 2021 inauguration, including her accessories. Al Jean, one of the best known among “The Simpsons” writers, commented about the similarity on social media. “@TheSimpsons ‘prediction’ I’m proud to be a part of,” he wrote on X. But it’s not the first time an episode of “The Simpsons” has served as a coincidental Magic 8 Ball.
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