Many Simpsons predictions have not come true, including predictions that were clearly jokes and not intended as real forecasts, such as hover cars becoming common, Mars colonization by 2010, and other futuristic gags that remain fiction, as show has aired over 780 episodes with thousands of jokes, most of which did not come true, with only 20 to 30 cited as hits due to selective memory. The Simpsons is satirical animated series, not psychic, with most future jokes being parody, with examples of predictions that have not come true including in Season 11 Episode 17 Bart to the Future where Lisa is President with budget crunch from President Trump, while Trump was President but Lisa as President has not happened yet, so that part not come true, and episode shows Bart as washed-up musician with kids, not true. Other predictions that have not come true include Season 6 Episode 19 Lisa's Wedding where Lisa marries British man Hugh Parkfield in 2010 with future technology like video phones that exist but marriage not canon, and world where 2010 has domed cities and flying cars, which did not happen. Episode Season 16 Episode 15 Future-Drama shows Bart and Lisa as teenagers in future with hoverboards and Shaq as basketball hologram, not true. Many Treehouse of Horror apocalyptic predictions like zombies taking over have not come true. So most Simpsons jokes have not come true, with only small fraction resembling reality due to large episode count and educated guesses, with predictions like hover cars, Mars colonies by 2010, and Lisa as President not yet true, showing show is comedy not prophecy, with hits remembered and misses forgotten.
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