The episode is often cited by fans and media outlets like TIME and TVLine for featuring technology that didn't exist in 1995 but became reality years later:
: Hugh proposes, but friction arises when he meets the Simpson family in Springfield. He is particularly appalled by Homer’s behavior and the family's general dysfunction. 19. Lisa's Wedding
: A scene shows Lisa and Marge communicating via a video phone, which many compare to the eventual rollout of FaceTime . The episode is often cited by fans and
: An establishing shot of London shows a building that looks remarkably similar to The Shard , which wasn't constructed until 2009. : An establishing shot of London shows a
: The episode joked about "soy snacks" and futuristic food trends that have since become mainstream health food staples. Critical Reception
(Season 6, Episode 19) is a landmark installment of The Simpsons that first aired on March 19, 1995. It is widely celebrated as the show's first "future" episode and has gained legendary status for its eerie real-world "predictions". Plot Summary
While at a local Renaissance Fair, Lisa encounters a fortune-teller who grants her a vision of her life 15 years in the future, set in the year 2010.