The Simpsons Writers Are Time Travelers (with Ian Hamilton and Natalie O'Sullivan)

Research begins at 37:27 Don’t have a cow, listeners! This week Andy and Art are joined by special guests Ian Hamilton and Natalie O’Sullivan to discuss the theory that the writers of The Simpsons are time travelers who can predict the future! So come on down to Mr. Bunker’s Feed & Seed and eat our shorts! Andy, Art, Ian, and Natalie are captured once again by the titular Mr. Bunker - how did he fool them this time? In the second segment, Andy, Art, Ian, and Natalie give you, the listeners, an uninterrupted presentation of their research into Time-traveling Simpsons Writers. Finally, Andy, Art, Ian, and Natalie discuss the Simpsons at length. They also talk about Natalie’s creepy paranormal encounter, their favorite Simpsons episodes, New Year’s Resolutions, and so much more! Send us your thoughts to @MrBunkerPod and [email protected] using the hashtag #PrincipalOrPauper and #LatexCondo Music by Michael MartelloArtwork by Hannah RossAudio Editing by Arthur Stone Follow Us: Twitter

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'The Simpsons': 30 Times the Fox Comedy Successfully Predicted the Future - Hollywood Reporter

13 'Simpsons' Predictions That Have NOT Come True... But Still Could - The Wrap

The Simpsons: How the show's writers predict the future - BBC

'The Simpsons' Didn't Predict That - Snopes

‘The Simpsons’ Has Predicted a Lot. Most of It Can Be Explained. - New York Times

Pat McAfee Talks About How Matt Groening Is a Time Traveler - The Pat McAfee Show

The Simpsons | animated television series | Britannica The Simpsons - Britannica

John Swartzwelder - Wikipedia

John Swartzwelder - Simpsons Wiki

The Fall of The Simpsons: How It Happened - Super Eyepatch Wolf

Best. Episodes. Ever. - The Ringer

'The Simpsons' Writers Reunion - Team Coco

Zombie Simpsons: How the Best Show Ever Became the Broadcasting Undead - Dead Homer Society

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Lydbog: 1. januar 2020