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Published 14:01 5 Dec 2022 GMT
Updated 14:16 5 Dec 2022 GMT

The Simpsons famously predicted Donald Trump's run for the presidency[/caption]
Even so, some of the show's alleged predictions have even taken Jean by surprise.
“The 9/11 one is so bizarre. In the World Trade Center episode, [‘The City of New York vs. Homer Simpson’], there was a brochure reading $9 a day with an 11 styled up like the towers," he explained.
"That was in ’96, which was crazy, like this insane coincidence."
However, Jean says that generally, The Simpsons' writers' forecasts for the future are "just educated guesses".
"Stanley Kubrick made the movie 2001: A Space Odyssey in 1968 and there’s Zoom and iPads in it," he told the outlet.
"But that’s because he had futurologists helping him construct what the world might look like in 30 years time.”
For a comprehensive rundown from JOE on The Simpsons' predictions that came true, see here.
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