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The final episode of The Simpsons aired on Sunday, detailing what the fate of Elon Musk’s X and SpaceX could be.
The series, famous for its predictions coming true, focuses on Mr. Burns, who falls in love with a young college dropout executive named Persephone and buys her Twitter.
He tells his girlfriend that he bought the platform for a “bargain” because “the previous owner had to sell it after a self-driving Mars rocket collided with the International Space Station.”
The FOX television show had predicted that Musk would buy Twitter in a previous episode before the billionaire paid $44 billion for the platform in 2022.
The series, famous for its predictions coming true, focuses on Mr. Burns, who falls in love with a young college dropout executive named Persephone and buys her Twitter.
He tells his girlfriend that he bought the platform for a “bargain” because “the previous owner had to sell it after a self-driving Mars rocket collided with the International Space Station.” Fans are sure that the previous owner was Elon Musk
“Thirst Trap: A Corporate Love Story” is the fourth episode to air in the thirty-fifth season of The Simpsons, which was designed as a documentary.
Mr. Burns opens the show, speaking to the camera about Persephone, voiced by Elizabeth Bank, a con woman who tricks Mr. Burns into funding her highly questionable dream project that claims to turn salt water into drinking water.
Mr. Burns pledged most of his life’s worth to his Life Boat company and brought in his richest friends to invest as well.
The duo ties the knot and becomes the “new power couple.”
They are celebrating Persephone’s birthday when Mr. Burns gives her a gift with a blue bird on the front.
Confused, Persephone asked if it was a Twitter gift card, and Mr. Burns replied, “No, I bought you the whole company.”
Mr. Burns opens the show, speaking to the camera about Persephone, voiced by Elizabeth Bank, a con woman who tricks Mr. Burns into funding her highly questionable dream project that claims to turn salt water into drinking water.
Later in the episode, the pair were interviewed on television and asked about negative tweets about Persephone disappearing from the platform after they took it over.
Later in the episode, the pair were interviewed on television and asked about negative tweets about Persephone disappearing from the platform after they took it over.
Although Musk’s name is not mentioned in the show, he is the current owner of X and is looking to send rockets to Mars through his company SpaceX.
Fans have caused a stir on social media, comparing the fictional story to Musk’s own projects.
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Fans have caused a stir on social media, comparing the fictional story to Musk’s own projects
Users are confident that The Simpson’s predictions will come true at some point in the future
Fans also believe The Simpsons anticipated the platform’s dramatic rebranding to X. A 2012 episode of The Simpsons shows Homer using an app that resembles the new logo
Another shared: “FUTURE BREAKING NEWS: They are planning to sabotage one of Elon Musk’s rockets to crash into the International Space Station and force him to sell X aka (TWITTER).” It was advertised on The Simpsons.
Musk appeared as a guest on The Simpsons in 2015 in an episode titled “The Musk Who Fell to Earth.”
He lands in Springfield inside a rocket capsule and turns the city into a dystopia by developing new products that he believes will benefit the residents.
This includes running the power plant with green electricity although this leads to reduced profits and mass unemployment and Homer must reluctantly tell his new friend that he is no longer welcome.
Also in this episode, expect Musk to buy Twitter.
Fans also believe The Simpsons predicted the platform’s dramatic rebranding to X.
A 2012 episode of The Simpsons shows Homer using an app that resembles the new logo.
Aired nine years earlier in the episode “Ned ‘n’ Edna’s Blend Agenda”, the plot is based on Ned Flanders’ secret marriage to Edna Krabappel.
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