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05/09/2025

Smartwatches (Predicted: 1995, Came True: 2014)
In Season 6’s “Lisa’s Wedding” (1995), a futuristic scene shows characters using wrist-mounted communication devices resembling smartwatches. This aired nearly two decades before the Apple Watch debuted in 2014. The show’s depiction of wearable tech reflects writers’ foresight into the evolution of personal devices, a logical extension of 1990s mobile phone trends.

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Disney has revealed a few of the character meet-and-greets for Mickey’s Very Merry Christmas Party - Mickey & Minnie will meet together again! 🥹

While there will be a lot more throughout Magic Kingdom, here are a few that were announced this morning:

Princess Fairytale Hall
- Anna and Elsa in their Christmas attire ❄️

Town Square Theater
- Sally and Santa Jack 🎅🏻
- Mickey Mouse and Minnie Mouse in their finest holiday looks 🎄

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Three-Eyed Fish (Predicted: 1990, Came True: 2011)
In Season 2’s “Two Cars in Every Garage and Three Eyes on Every Fish” (1990), a fish with three eyes is caught near Springfield’s nuclear plant, highlighting environmental pollution. In 2011, fishermen in Argentina caught a three-eyed fish near a nuclear facility, mirroring the episode’s premise. This reflects the show’s commentary on real-world environmental risks

05/09/2025

Disney’s Acquisition of 20th Century Fox (Predicted: 1998, Came True: 2019)
In Season 10’s “When You Dish Upon a Star” (1998), a sign shows 20th Century Fox as a division of The Walt Disney Company. This became reality in 2019 when Disney acquired Fox for $71.3 billion. Given Disney’s history of acquisitions and Fox’s prominence, this was a plausible corporate satire at the time.

05/09/2025

Donald Trump’s Presidency (Predicted: 2000, Came True: 2016)
In the Season 11 episode “Bart to the Future” (2000), Lisa becomes President of the United States and references inheriting a budget crisis from “President Trump.” This aired 16 years before Trump’s election in 2016. While some see this as prophetic, it’s likely a satirical jab at Trump’s public persona and political ambitions, which were already visible in the late 1990s