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Disney's Fox Takeover
Season 10, Episode 5: When You Dish Upon A Star
Anticipated: 1998
Worked out: 2017
After an excursion to Springfield, chief Ron Howard pitches a screenplay that Homer kept in touch with maker Brian Glazer of twentieth Century Fox. Toward the start of the scene, a sign can be seen at the Fox studio parcel that uncovers the organization is currently "A Division of Walt Disney Co."
Slice to almost 20 years after the fact and this deal is formally in progress, with the news breaking that Disney has arrived at an arrangement to gain $66.1 billion-worth of Fox on Dec. 14, 2017.
Group USA's Olympic Curling Win
Season 21, Episode 12: Boy Meets Curl
Anticipated: 2010.
Worked out: 2018
Group USA's men's twisting group crushed Sweden in a stunning agitated with the 2018 Olympics that brought one more Simpsons storyline to genuine realization. Reflecting functions from a 2010 scene in which Marge and Homer made it onto the U.S. blended duplicates twisting group, the Americans dug out from a deficit in their Feb. 25 matchup with Sweden to catch gold at the Winter Games in PyeongChang.
Drogon's Fiery Rampage on Game of Thrones
Season 29, Episode 1: The Serfsons
Anticipated: 2017
Worked out: 2019
A 2017 scene called "The Serfsons" saw Homer, Marge and the remainder of the Simpsons group end up in the realm of Springfieldia, an other dream universe that caricatured numerous parts of life in Westeros on Game of Thrones. There was even a fire-breathing mythical beast that torched the Serfsons' town, much like Drogon (acting at Daenerys' command) wound up doing to King's Landing in Game of Thrones' penultimate scene, "The Bells."
The 2020 Experience
Season 4, Episode 21: Marge in Chains
Anticipated: 1993
Worked out as expected: 2020
On the off chance that 2020 was a bingo card, The Simpsons could as of now have at any rate two squares ticked off. In the almost 30-year-old scene "Marge in Chains," not exclusively does a phenomenal influenza move through Springfield, yet when the residents start revolting to request a solution for the infection, a multitude of Africanized honey bees that could be compared to the "murder hornets" that as of late hit the U.S. startlingly come into the image.
Then again, scene co-author Bill Oakley revealed to The Hollywood Reporter in March that any correlations the storyline appears to welcome to Covid are simply unplanned. "There are not many situations where The Simpsons anticipated something," he said. "It's principally fortuitous event in light of the fact that the scenes are old to the point that set of experiences rehashes itself. A large portion of these scenes depend on things that occurred during the '60s, '70s or '80s that we thought about."
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