Simpsons Super Bowl Prediction: 49ers Win

Written by :

Jagajeet Chiba

Published on :

27 January, 2020

Simpsons Super Bowl Prediction: 49ers Win

Back in 1999, "The Simpsons" aired an episode entitled "Sunday, Cruddy Sunday" in which a team resembling the San Francisco 49ers wins the Super Bowl in Miami.
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KCTV News notes:

The Simpsons had an episode in 1993 that predicted the Dallas Cowboys to win the Super Bowl, which they did in ’93. Also, back in 1992, the “Lisa the Greek” episode predicted the Redskins would win the Super Bowl. Three days later, they won.

Years ago, the long running show correctly predicted that Donald Trump would become President of the United States.

The oddsmakers had KC at -1 six days ahead of the big game.

- Jagajeet Chiba, Gambling911.com

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