Did ‘The Simpsons’ predict every movie and TV show ever?

When you have a show that’s run nearly 30 seasons, especially one that’s as imaginative as The Simpsons, you’re going to end up “predicting” a few things about the future. Everything from Lady Gaga’s Super Bowl appearance to a Donald Trump presidency appeared as gags on the show before becoming a reality. Even a spooky three-eyed fish appeared in Brooklyn, New York, 25 years after Bart hooked one near the Springfield nuclear power plant.

Now there’s an entire Twitter account devoted to movies and TV shows predicted by The Simpsons. Sure it might be stretching things a bit—or, well, a lot—but that doesn’t mean it isn’t fun to look at.

The Dark Knight (2008)
(dir. Christopher Nolan) pic.twitter.com/59nrmWR47D

— Simpsons Films (@simpsonsfilms) April 25, 2017

Suicide Squad (2016)
(dir. David Ayer) pic.twitter.com/pzBchABYYd

— Simpsons Films (@simpsonsfilms) May 7, 2017

Get Out (2017)
(dir. Jordan Peele) pic.twitter.com/owwIsumEQd

— Simpsons Films (@simpsonsfilms) April 24, 2017

Memento (2000)
(dir. Christopher Nolan) pic.twitter.com/Rj2JtneNSl

— Simpsons Films (@simpsonsfilms) May 6, 2017

La La Land (2016)
(dir. Damien Chazelle) pic.twitter.com/bRCNRq5Eld

— Simpsons Films (@simpsonsfilms) May 11, 2017

Arrested Development (2003–06/2013 onwards)
(dir. various) pic.twitter.com/JQ4rqgUKEH

— Simpsons Films (@simpsonsfilms) May 9, 2017

The Handmaid’s Tale (2017 onwards)
(dir. various) pic.twitter.com/JAg4T5OMcc

— Simpsons Films (@simpsonsfilms) May 6, 2017

The Descent (2005)
(dir. Neil Marshall) pic.twitter.com/KxojcopMqn

— Simpsons Films (@simpsonsfilms) May 5, 2017

Of course let’s not forget that things can work in the opposite direction. Like the time Quentin Tarantino predicted Jersey Shore.

Reservoir Dogs (1992) pic.twitter.com/fKNz3HUK4u

— indecisive libra (@grawcie) December 29, 2016

H/T Mashable