Once Again The Simpsons Cartoon is Said to Have Predicted the Sinking of the Titan Submarine, This is the Storyline

Dream - The world was shocked by the news of the disappearance of the Titan submarine that went on a tour to the wreckage of the Titanic, which sank a century ago. The Titanic tour organized by OceanGate Expeditions departed and disappeared on Sunday, June 18, 2023.

After conducting a massive search and rescue operation in the Atlantic Ocean, the submarine has now been confirmed to have exploded, killing 5 passengers who were enjoying the underwater tour.

Netizens who learned of the news expressed their condolences to the passengers of the Titanic Tour submarine organized by OceanGate Expeditions.

However, what caught the most attention was a tweet from one account that mentioned that The Simpsons cartoon had predicted the sinking of the ship.

The tweet shows an image of Homer Simpson heading towards the wreckage of the ship at the bottom of the sea, then he gets trapped and his oxygen is almost depleted. As of this writing, the tweet has received 21.5 thousand retweets and 209.2 thousand likes.

Moreover, the clip of The Simpsons episode has also been widely shared on various social media platforms from YouTube to Tiktok. If further examined, there are similarities between the two stories.

The plot of The Simpsons is very different from the issue of the sunken Titan submarine that happened recently.

Although both aim to search for shipwrecks, the journey in The Simpsons cartoon aims to find treasure. And the shipwreck is not the Titanic.

In addition, in the cartoon, there are two submarines searching for treasure, each with a capacity of only one person. While the missing Titan submarine carried five passengers inside.

The submarine in The Simpsons movie was not trapped for days, but was immediately helped by its companion. Unlike the missing Titan submarine that was lost for several days.

One Tiktok account that uploaded the episode of The Simpsons is @nooneknowswhy19_, and as a result, the video went viral and received various responses from netizens in the comment section.

"Is it a conspiracy?" wrote the account @devanputraa.

"There are also many predictions that missed the mark," wrote the account @parrell.

"Maybe the writer is a time traveler," wrote the account @Good.

"Is The Simpsons still airing until now?" wrote the account @TAURUS.

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