Simpsons enthusiasts are fervently claiming that the renowned animated series had remarkably foreseen the recent case of the missing Titanic submersible, dating back to an episode from 2006.
Sources indicate that the episode was masterminded by none other than Mike Reiss, the ingenious mind behind the production, who had his own firsthand experience aboard a similar submarine named Oceangate.
Within the episode’s narrative, a captivating moment unfolds as Homer Simpson’s estranged father, the proficient salvager of lost marine treasures, Mason Fairbanks, delivers an eloquent speech prior to their daring expedition. As the father-son duo courageously plunges into the unfathomable depths of the ocean, an astonishing parallel emerges, mirroring the actual turn of events.
Amidst the exhilarating pursuit of uncovering concealed riches, the story-line takes a sinister twist with the unexpected disappearance of Mason. Homer, consumed by desperation to locate his beloved patriarch, finds himself ensnared and succumbs to mounting panic as his oxygen supply gradually depletes. The scene lingers hauntingly, depicting Homer teetering on the precipice of losing consciousness, his plaintive plea for his father echoing heartbreakingly.
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