PREDICTION DONE BY SIMPSON CARTOON CAME TO BE REAL

The Simpsons three-eyed pubFIRST PREDICTION:In this episode from 1990, Bart catches a three-eyed fish named Blinky in the river by the power plant, which makes local headlines.
More than a decade later, a three-eyed fish was discovered in a reservoir in Argentina. Strangely enough, the reservoir itself was fed by water from a nuclear power plant.                                                                                               In 1991, an episode of "The Simpsons" saw The Beatles' Ringo Star diligently answering fan mail that had been written decades ago.
Ringo Starr the simpsonsSECOND PREDICTION:In September 2013, two Beatles fans from Essex received a reply from Paul McCartney to a letter and recording they sent to the band 50 years ago. The recording was sent to a London theatre the band was due to play at but was found years later in a car boot sale by a historian.
In 2013, the BBC's "The One Show" reunited the pair with their letter, plus a reply from McCartney.

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