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00:00This Springfield family has been on TV since 1989.
00:05He predicted a president 16 years before his election and a smartwatch 20 years before the Apple Watch.
00:15In 1998, it added a division of The Walt Disney Company under the 20th Century Fox logo,
00:23almost 21 years before Disney paid $71 billion to make it a reality.
00:30They were not accidents or conjectures.
00:33Everything was specific, documented, shown on screen, and fulfilled.
00:38After more than 800 episodes and 37 seasons, what its writers imagined continues to happen.
00:45with a sequel confirmed for September 2027.
00:49But what's happening right now in 2026 is what should make you pay attention.
00:56The geniuses behind the predictions.
00:59The Simpsons premiered on Fox on December 17, 1989 and have remained there ever since.
01:07Created by Matt Groening, it now holds the record for the longest-running scripted television series.
01:11in the longest-running prime-time slot in U.S. history.
01:16However, after 37 years on the air, the main family Homer, Marge, Bart, Lisa and little Maggie
01:23It hasn't aged a single day.
01:26His fictional city of Springfield functions almost as a parallel version of the United States.
01:31The screenwriters take events that unfold in the real world.
01:35and they lead them to their logical, ridiculous, and sometimes chilling conclusions.
01:40And they're not just any screenwriters.
01:43Executive producer Al Jean graduated cum laude in mathematics from Harvard.
01:49J. Stewart Burns also studied mathematics at Harvard,
01:53graduating magna cum laude before obtaining her master's degree at the University of California, Berkeley.
01:59David X. Cohen, who later co-developed Futurama with Groening,
02:04She graduated magna cum laude in physics from Harvard
02:07and obtained a master's degree in computer science from the University of California, Berkeley.
02:13Former Simpsons writer Brent Forrester, who joined in 1994,
02:19He described the room simply.
02:21When he arrived, almost the entire writing team consisted of Harvard graduates.
02:27who were serious students of history.
02:29As he explained, people who are obsessed with the past are often equally fascinated by what is to come.
02:36come.
02:36Screenwriter Bill Odenkirk earned his doctorate in inorganic chemistry from the University of Chicago.
02:43They are not people who simply make conjectures.
02:46They have spent their lives studying how systems work and where they can fail.
02:51Matt Selman, executive producer of the series, has publicly explained that the more the writers try to predict the future
03:00or avoiding predicting it, the more that effort alters the final result.
03:05Matt Groening has said that the series builds its jokes around the most absurd outcome imaginable.
03:12After so many seasons, it's inevitable that those jokes will come true.
03:16As one screenwriter said, if you write 700 episodes and don't predict anything, you're pretty bad at your job.
03:24In 1989, Harvard mathematicians Frederick Mosteller and Percy Diaconis explained the mathematics behind this.
03:32With a large enough sample, any crazy event is likely to occur.
03:37The Simpsons have already surpassed 800 episodes.
03:41For each one, the screenwriters propose about a thousand jokes, of which about 50 survive in the final script.
03:48With such a volume, some connections to reality are statistically inevitable.
03:54But some are so precise that mere volume does not seem sufficient to explain them.
03:59And the first one that seemed to break that rule came with a name, a budget crisis, and a date.
04:06The president the Simpsons saw coming.
04:08On March 19, 2000, an episode titled Bart to the Future aired on Fox.
04:14In it, a casino manager offers Bart a glimpse into his life years later.
04:20In that future, Lisa Simpson has become president of the United States.
04:25During a meeting with his cabinet, he says,
04:36By then, Trump had already been talking about running for president since 1988.
04:45During the episode, he was seeking the presidency with the Reform Party in 1999 and 2000.
04:53Al Jean told the New York Times that he forgot Trump was already running for president at the time.
05:01So the idea didn't come entirely out of nowhere.
05:04Trump was already a famous man with obvious presidential ambitions.
05:08And the writers turned it into a joke about where celebrity culture seemed to be heading in the United States
05:14Joined.
05:14On November 8, 2016, Trump was elected the 45th US president.
05:23Days later, Bart wrote on the intro whiteboard,
05:27Being right sucks.
05:30The Simpsons confirmed on social media that the gag was a direct response to Bart in the future.
05:36Greeny had described the original episode as a warning to the United States.
05:40When that warning came true, the series responded with something akin to regret.
05:46Then came another strange connection.
05:48In January 2021, when Kamala Harris was sworn in as vice president,
05:53Viewers quickly noticed her purple coat and pearls
05:57They looked very similar to the outfit Lisa Simpson had worn as president in that same episode from the year 2000.
06:04Algin publicly acknowledged the resemblance by posting side-by-side images of Lisa and Harris.
06:10Their outfits weren't identical, but they were similar enough that those who had seen the episode 21 years ago could recognize them.
06:17before
06:17They recognized the resemblance immediately.
06:20Trump ran for president again in 2024 and won a second term.
06:25Bart to the Future takes place in 2030 with President Lisa Simpson trying to repair the damage left by President Trump.
06:34That means the timeline drawn through a passing joke in the year 2000
06:40It is technically still on course, with four years to go before the date shown in the episode.
06:45Trump's presidency is the most famous prediction in the series, but his technological visions reveal something deeper.
06:53about how these screenwriters really think, and one helped create your mobile phone's keyboard.
07:01Real technological predictions.
07:04In 1995, The Simpsons aired Lisa's Wedding, set in 2010.
07:11In one scene, Lisa's fiancé calls from a small device on his wrist and speaks into the device.
07:19Although it opens like a phone, it stays on your arm like a watch.
07:23The Apple Watch was released in April 2015.
07:27By 2023, smartwatches were common products used by hundreds of millions around the world.
07:35The Simpsons had shown someone casually making a call from their wrist two decades before Apple
07:43Watch will arrive on store shelves.
07:45In that same episode, Lisa also made a video call to her mother, Marge, through a handheld device.
07:52with screen.
07:52The conversation was completely normal and slightly awkward, because Marge didn't realize at first that Lisa could
07:59see it.
08:00FaceTime arrived with the iPhone 4 in 2010, the exact year in which Lisa's Wedding was set.
08:07The episode did not simply show that video calls would exist.
08:11It showed how they became commonplace, ordinary, and sometimes awkward for older relatives, which is almost exactly like the
08:19Technology has entered everyday life.
08:21A year earlier, in 1994, another episode called Lisa on Ice included a joke about text input.
08:30A school bully asks another student to write "hit Martin" on an Apple Newton.
08:36But when the words are entered, the device changes the message to "eat Marta".
08:42In 2013, Nitin Ganatra, Apple's former director of iOS application engineering, revealed that this exact joke of the
08:51Simpson became a rallying cry within Apple as engineers developed the iPhone keyboard.
08:58The team used to use the phrase, "eat Marta," to remind themselves that the text and autocorrect should work correctly.
09:07That joke about a technical glitch turned into a major motivation within a leading technology company.
09:16Then, in 1998, the episode "The Wizard of Evergreen Terrace" showed Homer Simpson in front of a blackboard filling it with equations.
09:27while trying to reinvent himself as an inventor.
09:30Simon Singh, author of The Simpsons and Their Mathematical Secrets, later examined one of those equations and explained that
09:38produced an estimate of the mass of the Higgs boson.
09:42The Higgs boson was discovered in 2012, 14 years after the episode, using the Large Hadron Collider at the
09:52CERN.
09:53Although Homer's result wasn't exact, Singh found it remarkably close for a cartoon equation, when
10:01Almost no one had heard of the particle.
10:05David X.
10:06Cohen, the Simpsons writer with a degree in physics from Harvard, had discreetly consulted a physicist friend.
10:13to ensure that the visual joke was scientifically plausible.
10:16A cartoon equation etched on a blackboard had come close to one of the most important scientific discoveries.
10:24of the 21st century.
10:26These were not isolated, fortunate conjectures.
10:30They were part of a much larger pattern, and one of the most disturbing examples was hidden in a film.
10:37instead of in an episode.
10:39Six years later, it became a reality when a man named Snowden boarded a plane, surveillance, robots, and the merger
10:46with Disney.
10:47The Simpsons.
10:48The film was released in 2007.
10:51As the Simpson family flees, Marge assures Lisa that the government doesn't listen to everyone's conversations.
10:57world.
10:58Does he have to talk to so many people?
11:00No, Lisa, it's not that the government is dedicated to listening to everyone.
11:04The tape cuts to a room full of NSA agents, doing just that, even listening to Marge and Lisa.
11:13The audience laughed.
11:15Six years later, in 2013, Snowden leaked documents about NSA mass surveillance programs,
11:23including telephone records and online communications of Americans.
11:28The film was released in 2007.
11:32Snowden published the documents in 2013.
11:35Suddenly, the joke stopped being a joke.
11:38In 2012, The Simpsons aired an episode titled They, Robot.
11:43Mr. Burns fires all the employees at the Springfield Nuclear Power Plant and replaces them with robots.
11:50Or Homer stays because they require a human to maintain the machines and be the scapegoat.
11:57By 2025, large companies were linking layoffs and restructuring to artificial intelligence.
12:05Amazon eliminated approximately 14,000 corporate positions,
12:09while explaining that advances in artificial intelligence allowed companies to operate faster and with leaner structures.
12:17Microsoft cut more than 15,000 jobs during the year.
12:21The company did not directly blame AI, but its CEO, Satya Nadella,
12:27He said that Microsoft was transitioning from a software factory to an intelligence engine.
12:33Salesforce reduced its customer service workforce from about 9,000 employees to 5,000 after introducing agents of
12:40AI.
12:41CEO Mark Benioff publicly stated that artificial intelligence was already performing up to half of all work.
12:49the company.
12:50Then, in February 2026, the payments company Block announced that it was going to lay off more than 4,000 people.
12:56employees,
12:57approximately 40% of its global workforce.
13:00It was CEO Jack Dorsey who explicitly linked the decision to advances in artificial intelligence
13:08and how those tools had changed the way a company was managed.
13:13According to Challenger, Gray & Christmas, companies directly blamed artificial intelligence for 54,836 job cuts.
13:22announced only in 2025.
13:24Those cuts were part of the more than 1,200,000 layoffs announced during the year.
13:31the highest annual total since the COVID pandemic in 2020.
13:35And then there's the merger.
13:37In the 1998 episode, when a star is longed for,
13:42Ron Howard pitches the idea for the Homer movie to the executives at 20th Century Fox.
13:47Behind them, the studio sign reads, 20th Century Fox, a division of Walt Disney Company.
13:53In December 2017, Disney announced that it would acquire a large part of 21st Century Fox.
14:00The deal was officially closed on March 20, 2019, for about 70 yen 300 million dollars.
14:08The acquisition gave Disney control of The Simpsons themselves, along with X-Men, Deadpool, the Fantastic Four, and
14:15dozens of other important properties.
14:17But none of those predictions came true as violently as the following one.
14:22And the tiger attack that the Simpsons saw coming.
14:25On December 16, 1993, The Simpsons aired an episode called Springfield.
14:31The people legalize gambling.
14:33Mr. Burns opens a casino.
14:36We are building a casino.
14:38Hey, can you give me five minutes?
14:39It has to have sex appeal and a catchy name.
14:43And among the artists hired to entertain the masses are Gunter and Ernst.
14:48With their flamboyant outfits, German accents, and white tigers, the pair are an unmistakable parody of Siegfried and Roy, two
14:56of the most important artists in Las Vegas.
14:58During their performance, Gunter and Ernst introduce a white tigress named Anastasia.
15:04He rides a unicycle while telling the audience that he loves show business.
15:09A round of applause, please, for Anastasia.
15:12She loves the world of entertainment.
15:14And he prefers it to the savagery of the jungle.
15:16But the drawings then show what Anastasia is thinking.
15:20She remembers being captured while free by the two men who now control her.
15:25Suddenly, he turns against them and attacks both artists in front of the audience.
15:29It was a dark joke about the danger of putting a wild animal on a stage.
15:35Ten years later, something equally terrifying happened to other artists.
15:40Siegfried and Roy were stars of the Mirage since 1990.
15:45His show combined large-scale illusions with white lions and tigers,
15:51making them two of the most successful artists on the Las Vegas Strip.
15:55They had been working with their animals for decades, and Roy had a particularly close relationship with felines.
16:01Then came October 3, 2003.
16:05It was Roy's 59th birthday and the couple were performing at the Mirage as usual.
16:11During the show, Roy brought out a white tiger named Mantacore.
16:15The tiger was almost 7 years old and weighed about 170 kilos.
16:19Something went wrong during the routine.
16:21Mantacore knocked Roy down, grabbed him by the neck and dragged him offstage in front of the audience.
16:28The team arrived quickly and fought to get the tiger to let go.
16:33When they were separated, Roy was bleeding heavily and could barely breathe.
16:37The fangs damaged an artery that carried blood to the brain and crushed his trachea.
16:43Roy suffered massive blood loss and a stroke.
16:47Doctors managed to save his life through emergency surgery, but he was left partially paralyzed and had to return to
16:54learning to walk and talk.
16:56The attack immediately ended Siegfried and Roy's regular show after 5,750 performances in the Mirage.
17:04The theater's cameras recorded everything, but they are not publicly accessible.
17:09Why did Mantacore attack Roy?
17:14Roy later said that he suffered the stroke first and believed the tiger was trying to get him to safety.
17:20Federal investigators concluded it was an attack, but could not determine what triggered it, or whether the spill occurred
17:27before or after the attack.
17:29The Simpsons team downplayed the coincidence, saying that, with artists working so close to wild animals,
17:37It was inevitable that something like this would happen.
17:39That prediction was about a terrifying incident.
17:43The next one yielded two great predictions in the same story, and both were related to the biggest football tournament in the world.
17:49planet.
17:50World Cup predictions that came true.
17:53On March 30, 2014, The Simpsons aired the episode, You Don't Have to Live Like a Referee.
18:00It was more than two months before the World Cup in Brazil, and the episode hit two key points in the
18:07history.
18:07In the episode, Lisa gives a school speech praising Omer's honesty as a soccer referee.
18:14When my father was a referee, he had the courage to send off his only daughter, because he knew he couldn't take it anymore.
18:22The speech goes viral and reaches the fictional World Football Federation, an obvious substitute for FIFA.
18:29Its executive vice president travels to Springfield because the organization desperately needs a referee who cannot be bribed.
18:38He explains that corruption has compromised current officials.
18:42Then, while he continues talking to Omer, he realizes that he himself is about to be arrested by
18:48corruption.
18:49Some officers come in and take him away immediately.
18:52Omer accepts the job and travels to Brazil with his family.
18:55Once the tournament starts, bribes are everywhere.
19:00Players, officials, and criminals repeatedly try to pay him to influence games.
19:06Finally, a group of mobsters offers Omer one million dollars to ensure that Brazil wins the World Cup.
19:13Omer almost accepted, but before the final, Lisa told him that his honesty during the tournament had turned him into
19:19in his hero.
19:21That makes him change his mind.
19:23The final of the drawings is between Brazil and Germany.
19:26During the game, the Brazilian star, the Divo, falls inside the area, waiting for a penalty to be called.
19:33Omer decides the player is faking and refuses to call it.
19:37Germany defeats Brazil 2-0 and wins the World Cup.
19:41Just over three months later, Brazil and Germany faced each other in the real tournament.
19:46It was the semi-final instead of the final, but the result was even more dramatic than anything they showed.
19:53the drawings.
19:54Germany crushed Brazil 7-1 in one of the most shocking matches in World Cup history.
20:01Five days later, Germany defeated Argentina 1-0 after extra time and became world champions.
20:08The Simpsons correctly depicted Germany defeating Brazil and then winning the tournament.
20:14That was already an impressive coincidence, but the plot of the episode would become more familiar.
20:22On May 27, 2015, 14 months after the episode aired, Swiss authorities entered into a
20:30luxury hotel in Zurich
20:31and arrested seven soccer officials at the request of the United States.
20:35The arrests occurred just before FIFA's Annual Congress and presidential elections.
20:41That day, the US Justice Department indicted nine FIFA officials and five executives.
20:49The 47-count indictment included fraud, money laundering, and racketeering in a 24-year corruption scheme.
21:01Prosecutors alleged that they used $150 million in bribes to control marketing rights for soccer tournaments.
21:11The following prediction was easy to overlook, but difficult to ignore.
21:17A betting slip included three names that would win Nobel Prizes.
21:23Nobel Prize winners hidden in a scene.
21:27On September 26, 2010, the episode Elementary School Musical began with Lisa, Milhouse, Martin, and Database
21:35gathered in front of the television awaiting the announcements of that year's Nobel Prize.
21:40The joke was that these kids treated the Nobel Prizes like a major sporting event.
21:45When the presenter announced Jagdish Bagwati as the winner in economics, Martin celebrated and held up his betting slip.
21:52of the group.
21:53At first, the leaf seemed like nothing more than a small visual gag.
21:56But years later, fans paused the scene and discovered something extraordinary.
22:02Several names written on that page ended up becoming real Nobel Prize winners.
22:07The first was W. E. Moerner, Milhouse's choice for chemistry.
22:13Four years after the incident, Moerner shared the 2014 Nobel Prize in Chemistry with Betzig and Hell.
22:22His work created super-resolution microscopy, allowing smaller details to be seen than traditional light microscopes.
22:32That would have been an amazing coincidence.
22:37Two years later, the same sheet produced two more winners.
22:40Database chose the Dutch chemist Bernard L. Feringa, who was listed on the sheet as B. L. Feringa.
22:47In 2016, Feringa shared the Nobel Prize in Chemistry with Jean-Pierre Sauvage and Fraser Stoddart for developing molecular machines.
22:57Engineered molecules with moving parts that can perform controlled tasks.
23:02And Milhouse was right again.
23:04His choice in economics was the Finnish economist Bengt R. Holmström.
23:09Also in 2016, Holmström shared the Nobel Prize in Economics with Oliver Hart for his contract theory.
23:19His research explains how to design agreements when the parties have different goals or unequal information.
23:27This applies to everything from wages and insurance to the management of companies and public services.
23:35All the predictions so far only became evident after they happened, but this time there's no need to look back.
23:43A joke from 2007 is now becoming a reality, with the final piece scheduled for 2027.
23:49The Simpsons movie prediction for 2027.
23:53The new Simpsons movie.
23:55The Simpsons sequel.
23:57The film is scheduled to hit theaters on September 3, 2027.
24:0220th Century Studios, owned by Disney, announced the project in September 2025 with an image of Homer holding a
24:10pink donut decorated with the number 2.
24:13The film was initially scheduled for July 23, 2027 before being moved to September 3.
24:22Its official title was revealed at Disney's D23 event in August 2026.
24:27The moment immediately caught the attention of fans.
24:30The Simpsons.
24:31The film premiered in the United States on July 27, 2007.
24:37Less than two months later, the first episode of season 19 began with Bart writing on the blackboard of
24:43class,
24:44I won't wait 20 years to make another movie.
24:47According to the current schedule, the sequel will arrive 38 days after the 25th anniversary of the original film.
24:54A random joke ended up coinciding with the length of the wait.
24:58Fox also renewed The Simpsons for four additional seasons in April 2025, extending it to season 40 and the
25:07television season 2028 to 2029.
25:11The movie will arrive at the start of season 39, while the series continues to produce episodes.
25:20Their writers will create stories a year before they air, proposing a thousand jokes to choose only 50 and filling the room
25:30of cultured people who analyze the direction of the world.
25:33But the 20-year interval was never a planned countdown.
25:39Producing the first film alongside the series exhausted the same creative team.
25:43Work began in late 2003 and the script reportedly went through as many as 150 drafts before the
25:51premiere.
25:52Director David Silverman later said that making the film and the television series at the same time had
25:58left the team in ruins.
26:00In 2014, Brooks confirmed that Fox asked for another movie, but it was not developed.
26:08In 2017, Al Jean described it in its early stages.
26:13The talks stalled during the pandemic.
26:17Even in May 2024, Jean denied any formal talks or scripts.
26:23He said another Simpsons movie would only make sense if audiences started watching animated films again.
26:31the cinemas.
26:32He pointed to Inside Out 2 as an important test.
26:36It passed the test, raising more than 1.6 billion worldwide.
26:41The sequel has already passed the initial talks.
26:44In April 2026, California approved the production for a tax credit of nearly $22 million.
26:53To qualify, the filmmakers plan to spend nearly $63 million in California on eligible production costs.
27:01State records also estimate that the film will employ 22 cast members and 195 crew members.
27:10Four months later, Disney showed progress at D23.
27:16The scene followed Homer chasing a ball through Springfield, passing by Moy's Tavern, the ER, and the factory
27:24Duff.
27:25He revealed almost nothing about the main plot, but he confirmed something more important.
27:31The film scheduled for 2027 is already being made.
27:35Thank you for watching.
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