Of all the theories of The Simpsons, there is one that really is special, as there is very interesting evidence that confirms it.
The Simpsons have so much time on the air that the theories about this series are not few. There are some much crazier than others, while some are actually quite interesting.
The theory that we will see just today brings together a little of both, It is so crazy that it seems to be real, especially since there is real evidence that it could be so.
Homer imagines everything
We know that the theories that speak about a cartoon character being in a coma and imagining everything that happens is already very old and far-fetched. The big difference with this theory about Homer is that it has evidence and, above all, it makes sense.
The first thing we can see is an episode from the year 1992, which premiered on October 8 and is titled: Homer The Heretic.
In this episode Homer decides that he does not want to go to church on Sundays and due to a very silly accident, he ends up burning his house, only to be rescued by Ned Flanders himself.
The interesting thing about this episode is that God himself makes his appearance a couple of times, in one of them, the final one, tells Homer that he will be able to know the reason why humans exist when he dies, which he assures will happen in 6 months.
It all seemed like a joke, but the writers were very good back then, so on April 1, 1993 an episode entitled “So It’s Come To This: A Simpsons Clip Show” where a review of the past adventures of the yellow family was made while Homer ends up hospitalized thanks to a joke from Bart.
The accounts add up
Just this episode was broadcast on April Fools’ Day in the United States, but if you do the math, the episode occurred 6 months after the one in which God tells Homer that he has 6 months to live. And although Homer officially revives because Bart makes him angry by confessing that it was thanks to his joke that he ended up hospitalized, the theory tells us that all that was just a dream.
During the episode There are 3 instances that could have left Homer in a coma: Bart’s prank, his friend Barney’s attempted murder, and the candy machine falling on him..
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Homer may have ended up in a coma after the third misfortune, and thus all other episodes after this one could occur in Homer’s dying mind. First of all, The Simpsons don’t get old but everyone around them does change, plus the episodes are getting crazier every time, like when Homer went into space or when they put the Loch Ness monster to work in Mr. Burns’ casino..
It is believed that through visits from family and friends, Homer imagines what life is like for everyone around him, but you can’t imagine them bigger, because your last memory of them is at a specific age.
This certainly makes all the sense in the world and it seems that the writers really created in this two episodes a narrative that is rarely seen in any other series.
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