Which isn’t exactly what Burns had in mind. Hibbert, Comic Book Guy, and Lindsey Naegle, all of whom are spending their time playing word games and proving how smart they are to each other. So, the Springfield branch of Mensa are brought to Burns’ mansion in order to solve things.
And, whatever other townsfolk Burns needs in order to take care of himself. Instead he tells Smithers that he needs to bring the Springfield branch of Mensa together in order to come up with a plan in order to keep Burns safe during the Apocalypse. He’s watching the documentary and becomes convinced that the Earth is doomed, and it’s up to him to find some way to save things. Lisa, of course, says that believing in the predictions of Nostradamus is absurd, and can’t imagine who in the world would be buying this. But, one member of the Simpsons family isn’t buying it. This is translated to the fact that since Donald Trump is President, nuclear war is probably imminent. The documentary explains that Nostradamus predicted that when the antichrist is elected as President, the world will be destroyed by a fiery mushroom. Specifically, they’re watching some sort of documentary from the 80’s that’s hosted by Orson Welles all about Nostradamus and all of the prophecies that he came up with, and how they’ve predicted the ruination of humanity.
#Frink gets testy tv
The episode begins with the family sitting around, watching some TV channel that proports to be educational, but is mostly about all the various impending apocalypses that may be befalling Earth at any moment. I’ll talk about that more at the bottom of the article though, for now we need to talk about this episode. I have to admit, I’m kind of surprised that we’ve made it this far. This episode was released just a couple weeks ago, and it appears the show is on a brief break, coming back in mid-March. We’ve reached the end of the Lifetime of Simpsons. Today is the most recent episode of the Simpsons.
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