Random Greatest Fan Theories About The Simpsonsreport

Hans Moleman Is Several Molemen

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Moleman sure does die a lot. These fan theories suggest that there is a race of human-mole hybrids living under the surface of Springfield. They have been plotting to take over by occupying several jobs around town, but keep being thwarted, mostly by Homer.

Are Nelson and Barney One and the Same?

[ranking: 7]
Here's Redditor firerobin88's theory: ??Nelson Muntz's life of bullying leads him to grow up to become an alcoholic loser. Seeking to change his depressing life, he bullies Professor Frink into using his time machine to change his childhood under the pseudonym Barney Gumble. He walks into Moe's and forgets his mission.??

All Simpson Men Have Crayon Brains

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All Simpson men are geniuses, but they choose to shove a crayon up their nose into their brains so they will fit in and not be pestered with disproving the existence of God and crafting a realistic flat tax.

Homer Has Been in a Coma for Over Two Decades

[ranking: 2]
Hardtopickaname put this theory together from a 1992 episode in which Homer is talking to God. Homer: God, I gotta ask you something. What's the meaning of life?God: Homer, I can't tell you that.Homer: C'mon!God: You'll find out when you die.Homer: I can't wait that long!God: You can't wait six months?Homer: No, tell me now!God: Well, ok. The meaning of life is?? Then six months later, there??s a scene where Bart pulls a prank that puts Homer in a coma. He??s been in that coma ever since. That??s why no one ages. They are captured in Homer??s mind from the last time he saw them, but he??s been entertaining the world with those memories. BTW, this theory has been shared around the world. Hardtopickaname posted this update on Reddit: This got really big. I'm getting messages about it making the news in Australia, Belgium, and other places. It made the front page of Yahoo, and TMZ even got a statement from Al Jean about my theory. He says it's not true, but what does he know about the Simpsons???

Homer Owns the Denver Broncos and Can Do What He Wants

[ranking: 6]
This fan theory from awkwardhipsters holds that, "In season eight episode two, Hank Scorpio gives the Denver Broncos to Homer Simpson. As of 2012, the Denver Broncos [were] worth $1,160,000,000. This source of income gives Homer the means to do whatever he wants, spend as much time out of work as he wants, and so on.
The only reason he remains stingy is because 1. He's an idiot, and 2. He does not care much for the Denver Broncos, and doesn't keep track of their worth.??

Grandpa Abe Is a Time Traveler

[ranking: 15]
This fan theory from Dataforge suggests that all of the inconsistencies in the Simpson??s storylines are just Abe traveling through time and messing with history - which would be a totally The Simpsons writers' room thing to do. Whether this is true or not, the fan theory deserves respect.

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With a show spanning two decades, there’s been plenty of time to dissect the characters and storylines to come up with all manner of The Simpsons fan theories. Despite being an animation show, The Simpsons is still one of the best current sitcoms out there and its popularity has resulted in many fan theories. For instance, some fans believe The Simpsons are geniuses and choose to be dullards (except for Lisa) because it’s more fun. Others think that the show is a show within The Simpsons universe. There are also a lot of The Simpsons theories about where Springfield actually is; is it in another dimension or the Southern Hemisphere or Northern Kentucky?

The Simpsons conspiracy theories run the gamut, explaining the trap doors of character behavior and the running inconsistencies in the plot. Like why Hans Moleman dies, but shows up for more episodes. This The Simpsons theory suggests that it’s because he’s part of a legion of hybrid molemen who live underground and they are thwarted in their attempts to take over Springfield, mainly because of Homer. And that Grandpa Abe’s time traveling interferes with history and causes plot holes.

There are other popular fan theories about The Simpsons such as that Moe has known all along that Bart is the prank caller. Or that Homer has been in a coma for since the beginning and that’s why the characters never age. There’s a bizarre fan theory that the Simpsons are yellow because of Duff beer. What’s your favorite The Simpsons fan theory? Vote it up to the top of the list.

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