Fans of 'The Simpsons' are suggesting that the show may have loosely predicted the missing Titanic submersible that has now run out of oxygen according to reports. The sub, powered by a video game controller, was part of an OceanGate tour that people paid $250,000 to be part of. A very small group of people went in and thus far have not ever come out. All passengers of the missing Titanic sub are presumed deceased after rescue exploration failed, but did find some debris that experts are researching.
This skit on 'The Simpson's shows Homer taking a tour in what looks to be a janky man-made submersible, much like the one by OceanGate that was powered by a video game controller. Homer's sub runs out of oxygen in the deep sea, just like what may have happened to the OceanGate sub. Of course, until the debris is officially found, no one is actually sure what really happened. Where is it? What happened? How did it happen? There are so many questions and so few answers in this tragic story that claimed several lives.
But did 'The Simpsons' predict this happening? Nah, not really. This type of scene where a sub runs out of oxygen could be in many shows or stories, but that doesn't mean they predicted anything. Or did they? Now everyone will be thinking about it! Have fun!
