You've probably heard people in the past say that the TV show The Simpsons can predict the future.

And after you see the evidence that I'm going to present you with today in this video, you might agree with them.

The Simpsons has predicted the future a number of different times, and in some ways that were absolutely freaky.

I'm talking exact predictions for the future, exact situations that played out in real life exactly as they appeared on the show, people dying, people running for president, mass casualty tragedies.

The Simpsons has predicted it all.

Today, we're diving deep into The Simpsons conspiracy.

I'm your host Colin Brown.

As always, I don't want to do anything to myself.

All parties are presumed

innocent until proven guilty in a court of law. All the opinions on today's show are solely

mine, the sole host and producer of the conspiracy files. And without further ado, let's do a deep

dive. So first of all, glaring change. I know this background is a bit different than usual. And I'm switching the whole thing up. I'm in my new studio right now. I was kicked out of my other room because we turned it into a guest room here in our house. So we had to redo the studio in this room.

All the walls are black in here. So we've been trying to figure out how I want to do this,

what we wanted to look like. My wife, Courtney, helped me set all of this up and Connor, her brother.

So it's been a couple days of effort to try piece this thing together in a way that I'm really happy with. I like the way that it looks right now. I think I'm going to end up changing it. There's obviously some things that I want to do and continue to do with this set, including, you know, putting the conspiracy files behind me and all of that. But I really do like the new vibe. It's got kind of a sleeker vibe. It's less messy behind me, even though all those documents that were behind me were original documents. Those

are like museum quality pieces of the past, like the document with George H.W. Bush, speaking

about the CIA at Bohemian Grove and, you know, the original wanted poster for James Earl

Ray using an alias. All those things were original, so I'm going to miss them. They're actually

sitting right over there still here in the studio room. But yeah, let me know what you think about

the studio. Let me know what you think I could change. And this is exclusively if you're actually

viewing the show. If you're listening, I'm going to describe it to you. I'm in a black room.

Like the walls are literally painted black. Got some red lights behind me.

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