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‘The Simpsons’ Season 34 to reveal SECRET of predicting future, fans say ‘this makes me uncomfortable’

'I’m excited about Season 34. It’s probably the best 34th season of any show you’ve ever seen,' said Matt Selman

LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA: How did 'The Simpsons' predict Donald Trump's presidency or even the Covid pandemic? Season 34 will finally reveal the secret that fans of the show have been asking about for so long. In a recent interview, showrunner Matt Selman revealed that he would finally reveal how the family predicts the future. ‘The Simpsons’ is an Emmy award winning series which has created new records with its brilliant storyline and unforgettable characters since its first season which aired in 1989 on Fox. 

In a recent Deadline interview, dated August 9, Selman said that he was very excited for the upcoming Season 34 of the iconic animated television show. He told audiences about what was in store with an emphasis on how Springfield's favourite family can predict the future so accurately.

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Selman also spoke about the celebrity guests on the show this season. "I’m excited about Season 34. It’s probably the best 34th season of any show you’ve ever seen. We have two Halloween episodes this year, two 'Treehouse of Horror' episodes. One is three scary stories like we always do, but very scary and weird. We have an anime parody of ‘Death Note,’ which I’m so excited about. The full-length episode is a parody of Stephen King’s book 'It' with, get ready for it, Krusty as Pennywise."

"We have Simu Liu from Marvel’s ‘Shang-Chi’ in an upcoming show as Lisa’s perfect future boyfriend. We have our season premiere where Homer gets into a conspiracy cabal while hunting down a missing turtle. I’m very excited about one where Krusty has a kind of nice-guy-type afternoon syndicated Ellen DeGeneres talk show that surprisingly goes awry. And then we have huge guest part for iconic comedy legend Melissa McCarthy coming up. It’s a really juicy, funny part where she plays a kid who’s Homer’s rival for love from Grandpa. She’s plays kind of a quirky kid who has Grandpa’s love and Homer’s like, 'Why does Grandpa like this kid? And why didn’t he like me?' It’s really emotional as well," he added.

On the big reveal on how 'The Simpsons' predicts the future, he said, "And we have another crazy conceptual episode that explains how The Simpsons know the future. It’s a conceptual episode with lots of crazy stuff in it, but it does an explanation of how The Simpsons can predict the future.”
 
Selman's reveal on Season 34 was posted by IGN.com on their official Twitter handle on August 13.

As soon as this news got out, fans have flooded Twitter with theor reaction. Many of them slammed makers for coming up with Season 34 while some asked that when is the show going to go off air and added that this news bit really made them all feel very uncomfortable as hell.

“This makes me uncomfortable,” a fan said. “Please “fortune tell” when this show will finally go off air,” said a fan. “I really don't understand how on earth they're gonna be able to reveal how the show has managed to predict the future?? This episode I'm definitely going to be watching when it airs because I'm intrigued to know how they'll reveal how they predict the future,” a fan shared. “We're finally gonna know the secret!,” another fan added. “Saw “The Simpsons next season will finally…” and assumed the rest contained “will be its last” and was immediately disappointed,” noted a fan. “Why is this even news, they're gonna do a bit where they reveal that Matt Groening is secretly a chimp or smth,” a fan responded. “Ruined the joke,” a fan added.

‘The Simpsons’ season 34 premieres globally on September 25, 2022 on Fox.

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