CORRECTION: This was one of the first videos I've ever made (I think it was the 3rd). SO, that being said, there are a lot of critical mistakes, and audio issues, sorry for that. At the time I only had like 100 subs, I thought I would only get a few views. I do plan on remaking this video sometime in the future, but for the mean time just be warned. :)
I think that crater lake might be a theory that the town of springfield got blown up in the movie and they made a lake of the area, since both are supposedly in oregon.
it is probably nothing, but i did see a documentary recently about how multiple children have gone missing in crater lake. i havnt seen much of the simpsons past the early seasons, but maybe there is a correlation.
I guess the Dignity one meant her abortion of the baby named Dignity, thats why kirk cant draw the fetus that well because its in an absyract mri scan. Also how the doctor knows what it is. The 2nd offspring that kirk wanted but didnt, thus getting frustrated at his wife. Looking at the drawing, the bean shape is the womb and the angled line is the leg of the baby Edit: I SOLVED IT, HES NOT SAYING AS IN CAT AS THE ANIMAL. ITS CAT AS IN CAT SCANNERS IN HOSPITALS. May not be an mri so woops
Its is the Simpsons, not Family Guy. Dignity is another word for honor and the joke is, you can't draw an image of abstract things like honor plus the build up to "I gave up dignity then marrying you" which means, she is a disgrace. Your misinterpretation is fun thought - you should post that on reddit, 4chan or the like.
The Paul McCartney Lentil Soup recipe is probably a reference to the “Paul is Dead” theory where the Beatles hid messages in their music by playing their songs in reverse. Probably just a tribute.
there was a rumor about the song that was playing where people would hear a recipe for lentil soup so the people behind the simpsons did it since the rumors were not true
I have a few additions to the iceberg that I'd like to present here: - Al Jean has said that several existing episodes could serve as a suitable series finale. One of the proposed episodes he pitched was "Moonshine of the Simpson's Mind" and "Christmas of Future Passed," He even considered having the series finale lead into the pilot episode "Simpsons Roasting on an Open Fire", thus establishing the series is in an infinite loop. - In 2011 FOX executives contemplated cutting the pay of several crew members and voice actors and so in anticipation of the series being cancelled the episode "Christmas of Future Passed" aired and was meant to serve as a canonical series finale unless FOX executives were willing to compromise. - The Season 1 finale "Some Enchanted Evening" was actually the first episode produced for the series and is known for its exaggerated cartoony style and several animation errors. The reason for its troubled development was the animation studio Klasky Csupo were experienced in drawing in a very traditional cartoony way, which went against series creator Matt Groening's push for a realistic animation style. Tensions got so high that it resulted in a heated argument between James L. Brooks and studio head Gabor Csupo due to Brooks calling their animation "shit." - Matt Groening has admitted that he isn't the biggest fan of the original Tracey Ullman shorts due to the rushed animation as Groening was working under a time constraint and assumed his rough sketches would be cleaned up by the Korean animators, but were instead animated as they were, resulting in the rough visual style the shorts were known for. - The only episode to not have Groening's name attached was the episode "A Star is Burns" due to it being a crossover episode with The Critic, a show created by Al Jean. Groening was opposed to the crossover due to it breaking the established realism of the Simpsons universe. He hated it so much he requested his name be removed from the title sequence as a result.
About Herman's arm, there's an episode in the same season where on a field trip, Ms Krabappel warns her students about keeping their arms inside the bus, because "we all know that tragic story of that young man who stuck his arm out the window and had it ripped off." clearly implied to be Herman. There's actually a lot of this strange worldbuilding in the first season. In fact even before the Hans Sprungfield thing, it's implied there's inconsistencies in the Jebediah Springfield, like how he apparently killed a bear with his bare hands when recent evidence indicates the bear killed him. I'd wonder why I haven't tried writing one of these icebergs, but like half of it would be first-second season wierdness, and the other half would be internet Simpsons stuff, like Simpsonswave or Sugarposting lol
@@sillymellow7372 huh, season 24. I stopped watching long before, so I didn't know that. I'd call it a retcon, but it was never _explicitly_ stated he lost his arm sticking it out a bus window, so...
I sadly don't rememeber where it was said but one of the writers commented that originally Herman was going to tell a different story about how he lost his arm everytime someone would ask. It was intended as a running joke but got cut off pretty early, kinda like Marge's bunny ears
Why is Dead Bart in The Abyss if it's a famous creepypasta- *EDIT:* I found out it's probably because it sometimes ranks it to Creepy to Extremely Dark instead of Well Known/ Fun Facts to Obscure and Outlandish Theories.
@@RaymanFan-jp2bd No, it was always the most common knowledge to the most obscure knowledge, the fact that the MOST OF THE obscure shit is really dark, is a coincidence.
My guy, thanks for telling me which section it’s in. That way my cowardly self can cover my eyes when that nightmarish image pops up on the screen. My deepest condolences
Re: Hermans missing arm. In S1 Episode 3 (2 Episodes before Bart the general) Mrs Krabappel tells the kids "We all know the tragic story of the young man who stuck his arm out the window and had it ripped off by a truck coming the other direction". So if this event is well known around Springfield that basically confirms Hermans telling the truth.
I once saw this weird couch gag where Homer goes to the couch and finds a remote. He presses it and time travels from 2014 to 1987, to the Tracey Ullman shorts. He presses the remote multiple times, and goes thousands of years into the future to reveal what the show might look like by then (if it lasts that long.) I recommend giving it a look and I feel like it should've been in the iceberg.
imo the whole apu thing couldn’t have been an inside job. the simpsons is popular enough as is, it’s not like they needed the publicity. but hey, maybe they just wanted to start drama or something, who knows? edit: the one in the last section about the “homer3 sightings” is really interesting, i wanted to hear about that
As for the theory on why the show hasn’t ended the episode “Holidays of futures past” would have been the perfect ending to go with for the series. We get to see all the characters futures and it even makes the series come full circle with the first episode being “Simpsons roasting over a open fire”
I have a theory called "the treehouse was already there" witch means that no one in the Simpson family are skilled enough to build Bart's treehouse so the treehouse was already there when they bought the house
My theory for why nothing ever changes in simpsons, such as they’re age when they have a birthday, is that springfields in a time loop, so they could remember things that happen 15 years ago, and people can turn vegetarian, but they’re still the same age, and why people turn so mean, they just know that no matter what they do, everything will go back to the status quo
10:44 The joke in this one is playing on the conspiracy theories around multiple Beatles song containing dark backmasked, reversed, messages. A couple of their songs actually did use backmasking, but either with the instrumentals or innocent messages to troll the fans desperately searching for messages. In a completely unrelated note. Weed and hallucinogens were very popular in the 60's.
The "subliminal messages" were originally misinterpretations made by overprotective parents who saw The Beatles as rebellious and The Beatles caught wind of the subliminal messaging idea and played into it later.
Something that surprises me is that the chat we’re Carl didn’t appear in this. He was a one time character in the episode Homer and Delilah. When Homer gets promoted he applies for a job, and helps homer through is career, and gets him to belobe in himself after he goes bald again. In the end he sacrififced his job for homer and was never seen again.
I think the Phil Hartman theory is referring to the fact that Phil Hartman was suspicious of his wife due to the fact that he changed his will to not include her and perhaps he was trying to get away from his wife, with the only connection being that hes on the simpsons frequently
The hair part is kind of weird. Yes, that bone structure image does exist, but we've seen before that Bart and Lisa have hair. Lisa getting gum stuck in it and having to it cut, but ending up with a bald spot, and Lassen shaving Bart's head. I think the idea of their skulls shaped as the hair was just a running joke for Treehouse of Horror.
About the "Stephen King stole the idea from the Simpsons movie", I actually read the novel, and the only similar thing about the two is the dome concept itself. The dome's origin and the events in the novel are completely different. Also, Stephen King said that he had the base idea of the novel in the 70s or 80s
This has given me such a nostalgia trip as a kid who grow up in the late 90’s. I forgot just how good The Simpsons used to be and how excited I would get for a new episode every Sunday after a weekend of playing games like Spyro, Crash Bandicoot, and Twisted Metal 2. How I wish I could live those days over again!
When Groening originally went in to pitch the show to Fox back in 1989 or whatever, he was going to pitch Life in Hell, based on comics he had made about bunnies trying to make it in LA. But he became paranoid about Fox stealing his idea before he went in, and drew a human family instead. He probably drew Marge as a bunny first, but drew over it with dark blue (like ink pens are) and gave the rest of the family crazy hairstyles to match her's.
Explanation for “Steamed hams is a Utica expression”, This refers to Utica from upstate NY, which is where Superintendent Chalmers is the origin for the iconic line from “22 short films about Springfield”... I knew all of this from memory, god I’m a nerd
Imma cover all of the entries that he didn’t cover in Below the Abyss. Disney+ harvests users brainwaves and dna: There is a very low chance that this is true, but hey, it’s Disney, they’d do anything for money. Dead Bart is a cover up for season 1, episode 15: There is only 13 episodes in season one. This is obviously a joke entry, but, maybe the first season was supposed to have 15 episodes. We’ll never know. Homer sightings in southern United States and Mexico: I’m scared. Mother Simpson ending is different when viewed in high-rad environment: I’m not gonna attempt this, but the theory is if you watch the ending of mother Simpson in a place like Chernobyl, then it’ll be different? Idk man. Yellowcake: Yellowcake is a yellow, powdery form of uranium. I’m guessing this theory is that the Simpsons skin are made of it, because their skin is… well, yellow. Steamed hams is a Utica expression: This is not true. In the skit, skinner states it’s an Albany expression. Dum-dum bubblegum. Homer’s original voice actor: From what I know, he has no original VA. The voice actor has always been Dan Castellaneta. The simpsons is real footage: Springfield is a real place, so there’s a chance. The show itself possesses an abstract consciousness: If I were to cover this entry, the Disney hit men would be immediately dispatched to my location. So for my safety and yours, I won’t cover this one. Chernobyl was a cover up for Springfield: If this is true, if you went to Springfield in real life, you’d see the alternate mother Simpson ending. (btw Springfield is not a real place lolololllolol)
Another great video, better than the first one, but I have a few more notes. Please forgive me if this is a repost, youtube's being weird with my comments. The Marge bunny ears were actually going to be a reference to one of Matt Groening's previous works, Life In Hell which starred bunnies. This was set to be revealed at the end of season 1, but later scrapped for unknown reasons. Konami only had the plans for season 1 of the show to work off of when they made the arcade game (Which can be seen with things like Bart having a blue shirt and Smithers having a much more villainous role) so thst explains why they're included in that. I don't fully know why the iceberg referred to it as "trans" specifically and not just "queer" or whatever, because most of that could just as easily be interpreted as gay (Like you said) The Paul McCartney thing was kinda a tongue-and-cheek reference to a popular conspiracy theory that Paul is actually dead and messages about it can be heard when playing certain beetles songs backwards. The "Treehouse of horror is canon" is probably refferring to the segment in Treehouse of Horror 5 where Homer time travels with a toaster, causing many timeline altercations. The theory is that every treehouse takes place in a different one of these timelines, with most of the show following the main one. This also explains some continuity errors the show's had, such as inconsistent flashback episodes.
The blue shirt was intentional. Someone making knock-off merchandise would obviously go with the standard orange shirt so all licensed stuff had Bart wear blue
I have to ask why the toaster theory isn't there, it's a pretty dark theory if you think about it, here's how my version goes: season 6, ep 6 (treehouse 5) one of the stories of that episode has homer break the toaster, instead of a new one he fixes the toaster himself, only he inadvertently creates a time machine that can take him to the time of the dinosaurs and back, with the butterfly effect applying each time he goes to the past. everything homer does each time he's in the past changes the entire world in the present, having him return to a vastly different timeline. at the end of the segment, homer settles for a timeline that resembles his own but isn't, as the family eat dinner with creepy forked lizard tongues. the toaster theory would be that this segment is canon, homer did in fact never return to his own timeline and lives in a timeline he is aware isn't his own. over time, homer gets a runaway sense of Capgras Syndrome, where he would feel his family and friends are replaced with doubles, imposters and that these are not the people he cares about, this would actually be true though as they are a different timeline version of his friends and family, this runaway Capgras effect would result in homer distancing himself from the people around him this would make homer more cold and cruel than he was before and throw himself into dumber and more absurd plots as he no longer cares how these "imposters" see him, what he does to them or what happens to them. Why should he care? these are just people who look like his loved ones, they are not the real thing. I don't exactly have an explanation for homer's constant status quo, but it could be that the characters of the timeline homer settled in become use to how he acts and as such never create any sense of consequence for him, homer is not in the state of mind to learn from consequence
4:31 I always wondered if he’s still in the episodes just secretly in the background collecting information about Springfield and the Nuclear Power Plant in the newer seasons
That 1998 theory came from a fanmade wikia called The Society of Dead Homers, the layout may look disturbing but it's an interest read on why they won't pull the plug despite the most beloved actors passing away, also mentioning the cafeteria woman VA being replaced.
Maybe they can't end the show because of the government. The writers subconsciously predict the future giving the government a chance to stop some of the really bad events
The reason the show has gone on so long is because it's a testing ground for new talent for fox animation. You can put a few new faces on a popular and established franchise and, with guidance, show them the ropes. Despite what they are going to do with the simpsons the show will still do mildly well as long as they stick to the script. With disney now owning fox... who knows how they are going to use the property.
I think that Play-Doh animation that used to terrify kids because they thought it was just a normal couch gag should be featured deep within the list. I think it was called "The Simpsons Couch Gag - YOU'RE NEXT"
someone posted that lentil soup song played backwards and you can make out his voice reading out the ingredients of his soup. And a message saying something like “by the way I’m alive.” Both callbacks to the urban legend that he died from the a car crash in the 60s and it was an impersonator in this place ever since. With one of the earliest things to suggest this being hidden messages in Beatles songs, which can only be herd when being played backwards (turn me on deadman, will paul be back as superman, i buried paul (or cranberry sauce?))
2:04 i know this is off topic, but sometimes i wonder if Phil Cassidy from the GTA series was inspired by this character especially in 3 and VC. Great video btw, i reccommend to complete the iceberg in 1 video instead of numerous parts.
"If you should die before you wake" is a reference to the old bedtime prayer. The original line goes as follows. "If I should die before I wake, I beg the Lord my soul to take, Amen." So, the Clown-Bed is mocking that line to frighten Bart, implying it'll kill him.
So the itchy and scratchy land one is MUUUUUUCH deeper than u said. There is a theory, the reason why its on there, that Sideshow Bob runs the park, what would explain why the robots only attack the simpsons. As an ex-member of the Krusty/Channel 6 Group, he also has a good relationship to some workers there.
@@flipsan1tysoldchannel "Dead Bart was a cover for S1 Ep15", "Yellowcake", "Steamed hams is a Utica expression", "The Simpsons are real footage", "Chernobyl was a cover up for Springfield"
For the bart and lisa having no hair theory, in one recent episode ( can't renember season or episode ) Bart gets git by a dart in the head, Marge, that is right next to him, gasps, and bart just takes out the dart and says that is a part of his hair
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CORRECTION: This was one of the first videos I've ever made (I think it was the 3rd). SO, that being said, there are a lot of critical mistakes, and audio issues, sorry for that. At the time I only had like 100 subs, I thought I would only get a few views. I do plan on remaking this video sometime in the future, but for the mean time just be warned. :)
They will end the show in 2026 is what I heard
Not Soviet union. Albania
Homer didn't take bart to a gay warehouse because he gave up he took him there to make him more manly and didn't know it was a gay warehouse
Lmao I misinterpreted that scene
it was also not a warehouse, it was a steel mill
okey I pull up
@@captainweekend5276 thats right
@@Batnano xD dude sounds dense
I think that crater lake might be a theory that the town of springfield got blown up in the movie and they made a lake of the area, since both are supposedly in oregon.
that is probably it
wasn't that the antagonist's plot in the movie?
it is probably nothing, but i did see a documentary recently about how multiple children have gone missing in crater lake. i havnt seen much of the simpsons past the early seasons, but maybe there is a correlation.
That spy is an ennemie
@@kelian9671 That spy is not one of ours!
I guess the Dignity one meant her abortion of the baby named Dignity, thats why kirk cant draw the fetus that well because its in an absyract mri scan. Also how the doctor knows what it is. The 2nd offspring that kirk wanted but didnt, thus getting frustrated at his wife. Looking at the drawing, the bean shape is the womb and the angled line is the leg of the baby
Edit: I SOLVED IT, HES NOT SAYING AS IN CAT AS THE ANIMAL. ITS CAT AS IN CAT SCANNERS IN HOSPITALS. May not be an mri so woops
ooh, that makes more sense.
@@krimsee8300 genuinely it’s like the Sneed’s Feed and Seed joke
Its is the Simpsons, not Family Guy. Dignity is another word for honor and the joke is, you can't draw an image of abstract things like honor plus the build up to "I gave up dignity then marrying you" which means, she is a disgrace.
Your misinterpretation is fun thought - you should post that on reddit, 4chan or the like.
The Paul McCartney Lentil Soup recipe is probably a reference to the “Paul is Dead” theory where the Beatles hid messages in their music by playing their songs in reverse. Probably just a tribute.
or mocking the people who believe it. And i think it's damn funny
there was a rumor about the song that was playing where people would hear a recipe for lentil soup so the people behind the simpsons did it since the rumors were not true
Not sure if this has been brought up but the “Soviet” spy kid was actually working for the Albanian government. Good video!
Pretty sure the dictator of Albania at the time was also called hoxha
@@unclekarl5219 indeed, Adil Hoxha’s name comes from the (then) Prime Minister’s first name and the previous dictator’s last.
Okay good I thought I was tripping😂
I sure hope someone was fired for that blunder.
@@unclekarl5219 lol
I have a few additions to the iceberg that I'd like to present here:
- Al Jean has said that several existing episodes could serve as a suitable series finale. One of the proposed episodes he pitched was "Moonshine of the Simpson's Mind" and "Christmas of Future Passed," He even considered having the series finale lead into the pilot episode "Simpsons Roasting on an Open Fire", thus establishing the series is in an infinite loop.
- In 2011 FOX executives contemplated cutting the pay of several crew members and voice actors and so in anticipation of the series being cancelled the episode "Christmas of Future Passed" aired and was meant to serve as a canonical series finale unless FOX executives were willing to compromise.
- The Season 1 finale "Some Enchanted Evening" was actually the first episode produced for the series and is known for its exaggerated cartoony style and several animation errors. The reason for its troubled development was the animation studio Klasky Csupo were experienced in drawing in a very traditional cartoony way, which went against series creator Matt Groening's push for a realistic animation style. Tensions got so high that it resulted in a heated argument between James L. Brooks and studio head Gabor Csupo due to Brooks calling their animation "shit."
- Matt Groening has admitted that he isn't the biggest fan of the original Tracey Ullman shorts due to the rushed animation as Groening was working under a time constraint and assumed his rough sketches would be cleaned up by the Korean animators, but were instead animated as they were, resulting in the rough visual style the shorts were known for.
- The only episode to not have Groening's name attached was the episode "A Star is Burns" due to it being a crossover episode with The Critic, a show created by Al Jean. Groening was opposed to the crossover due to it breaking the established realism of the Simpsons universe. He hated it so much he requested his name be removed from the title sequence as a result.
About Herman's arm, there's an episode in the same season where on a field trip, Ms Krabappel warns her students about keeping their arms inside the bus, because "we all know that tragic story of that young man who stuck his arm out the window and had it ripped off." clearly implied to be Herman. There's actually a lot of this strange worldbuilding in the first season. In fact even before the Hans Sprungfield thing, it's implied there's inconsistencies in the Jebediah Springfield, like how he apparently killed a bear with his bare hands when recent evidence indicates the bear killed him.
I'd wonder why I haven't tried writing one of these icebergs, but like half of it would be first-second season wierdness, and the other half would be internet Simpsons stuff, like Simpsonswave or Sugarposting lol
Be N S O N It's revealed he lost his arm in to cur with love when abraham drove into his arm as herman was sticking out a hitchhiker sign
@@sillymellow7372 huh, season 24. I stopped watching long before, so I didn't know that.
I'd call it a retcon, but it was never _explicitly_ stated he lost his arm sticking it out a bus window, so...
Be N S O N I guess we can call it debunked 🤷♂️
I sadly don't rememeber where it was said but one of the writers commented that originally Herman was going to tell a different story about how he lost his arm everytime someone would ask. It was intended as a running joke but got cut off pretty early, kinda like Marge's bunny ears
Filomovie 24 early?
“Why won’t the simpsons end?”
Money
yes enough people enjoy it that it still gets views and therefor money oh no
@@Cvpher the simpsons already ended and one of the writers died
@@uncapo7838 you think you’re ruining someone’s day but really you’re just a loser
@@Cvpher what? I was saying what happened
@@Cvpher Jeez dude relax
I just watched the first one, this is good timing
Lol, yea! I saw that you barely commented on the first part.
I just watched the first one too :3
I watched it to
Your profile picture belongs in the trash.
Me too
From what I saw, crater lake was an unofficial tour to the “REAL Springfield” I’ll edit more once I find more
Crater lake is basically Springfield
Interesting.
What are you referring to exactly? Crater lake in oregon is a national park, I don't understand how it is Springfield?
Why is Dead Bart in The Abyss if it's a famous creepypasta-
*EDIT:* I found out it's probably because it sometimes ranks it to Creepy to Extremely Dark instead of Well Known/ Fun Facts to Obscure and Outlandish Theories.
You’re right, maybe they ordered it from creepy to darker topics 🤷♂️
You know it Can also be Scary too get Lower on the List Right? It could be Mysterious or Scary
@@RaymanFan-jp2bd No, it was always the most common knowledge to the most obscure knowledge, the fact that the MOST OF THE obscure shit is really dark, is a coincidence.
My guy, thanks for telling me which section it’s in. That way my cowardly self can cover my eyes when that nightmarish image pops up on the screen. My deepest condolences
Re: Hermans missing arm.
In S1 Episode 3 (2 Episodes before Bart the general) Mrs Krabappel tells the kids "We all know the tragic story of the young man who stuck his arm out the window and had it ripped off by a truck coming the other direction".
So if this event is well known around Springfield that basically confirms Hermans telling the truth.
If I remember correctly in the German dub Hermann says that it was a bad idea to do a Nazi salute trough the bus window
About the Stephen King one, King does say in the intro to Under the Dome that he tried writing it in 1975, but gave up.
I was scared by dead bart,yes, I was literally scared
big spook indeed
@@rebel6301 I was mainly scared of the face Bart makes when he fell on the ground
@@notmuchtoit3090 yeah that part.
i couldnt even look at the screen due to the actual fucking fear.
pretty sure there was a splat sound, that was pretty terrific too
Saw one frame and immediately skipped forward.
I once saw this weird couch gag where Homer goes to the couch and finds a remote. He presses it and time travels from 2014 to 1987, to the Tracey Ullman shorts. He presses the remote multiple times, and goes thousands of years into the future to reveal what the show might look like by then (if it lasts that long.) I recommend giving it a look and I feel like it should've been in the iceberg.
which episode does it come from?
@@nerdy8644season 26 episode 1
The Simpsons with normal skin tones aren't as bad looking as I thought they'd be.
Yeah, just looks like a weird colour filter or something
imo the whole apu thing couldn’t have been an inside job. the simpsons is popular enough as is, it’s not like they needed the publicity. but hey, maybe they just wanted to start drama or something, who knows?
edit: the one in the last section about the “homer3 sightings” is really interesting, i wanted to hear about that
True, and yea I thought the Homer sighting topic was interesting too, but I couldn’t find anything about it on google. 🤔 Maybe the dark web lol
sorry man, I looked thru the dark and deep web, but I couldn't find anything, I looked through Tumblr, reddit, tik toc, and abunch of wikis
maybe they're referring to the irl part at he end of 3d homer???
As for the theory on why the show hasn’t ended the episode “Holidays of futures past” would have been the perfect ending to go with for the series. We get to see all the characters futures and it even makes the series come full circle with the first episode being “Simpsons roasting over a open fire”
I have a theory called "the treehouse was already there" witch means that no one in the Simpson family are skilled enough to build Bart's treehouse so the treehouse was already there when they bought the house
My theory for why nothing ever changes in simpsons, such as they’re age when they have a birthday, is that springfields in a time loop, so they could remember things that happen 15 years ago, and people can turn vegetarian, but they’re still the same age, and why people turn so mean, they just know that no matter what they do, everything will go back to the status quo
I know that its just 11 days
cool theory tho
10:44
The joke in this one is playing on the conspiracy theories around multiple Beatles song containing dark backmasked, reversed, messages. A couple of their songs actually did use backmasking, but either with the instrumentals or innocent messages to troll the fans desperately searching for messages.
In a completely unrelated note. Weed and hallucinogens were very popular in the 60's.
The "subliminal messages" were originally misinterpretations made by overprotective parents who saw The Beatles as rebellious and The Beatles caught wind of the subliminal messaging idea and played into it later.
Something that surprises me is that the chat we’re Carl didn’t appear in this. He was a one time character in the episode Homer and Delilah. When Homer gets promoted he applies for a job, and helps homer through is career, and gets him to belobe in himself after he goes bald again. In the end he sacrififced his job for homer and was never seen again.
A Iceberg on the game Simpsons: hit and run
Ooooo really good idea Ill get to working on it! 👍
@@BookofValis
Please do that Simpsons hit and run has so much lure and I remember playing it as a kid it would be amazing for so much people. 💯
That's a really good idea. I can't wait to see what twisted shit ends up on the bottom tiers.
Cool idea but I'd prefer a video on an iceberg about all the simpsons games
@@BookofValis mortal Kombat iceberg
I think the Phil Hartman theory is referring to the fact that Phil Hartman was suspicious of his wife due to the fact that he changed his will to not include her and perhaps he was trying to get away from his wife, with the only connection being that hes on the simpsons frequently
The "Tree House Of horror is real" Is probably real by the first episode saying they go to the tree house and tell spooky stories
The hair part is kind of weird. Yes, that bone structure image does exist, but we've seen before that Bart and Lisa have hair. Lisa getting gum stuck in it and having to it cut, but ending up with a bald spot, and Lassen shaving Bart's head.
I think the idea of their skulls shaped as the hair was just a running joke for Treehouse of Horror.
Why are some of these just characters/plots of episodes and others are wild theories. Maybe I'm missing something with the 'iceberg' thing
Yeah this is a pretty shitty one
There is a 4th sibling if you count Bart's conjoined twin in that one treehouse of horror episode
He went over this in the first episode (I think, it may have been this one)
technically speaking, no. Treehouse of horror is none canon.
@@mattyfey2778 none canon
@@em0x516 grammar police
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About the "Stephen King stole the idea from the Simpsons movie", I actually read the novel, and the only similar thing about the two is the dome concept itself. The dome's origin and the events in the novel are completely different.
Also, Stephen King said that he had the base idea of the novel in the 70s or 80s
The best ending for the Simpsons would be a big loop. The last episode will end with the beginning of the first episode. So there is no real ending
It really does sound nice
I’m getting addicted to iceberg charts
This has given me such a nostalgia trip as a kid who grow up in the late 90’s. I forgot just how good The Simpsons used to be and how excited I would get for a new episode every Sunday after a weekend of playing games like Spyro, Crash Bandicoot, and Twisted Metal 2. How I wish I could live those days over again!
Loved the video, but please, please, PLEASE put an epilepsy warning for the Gabbo Gabbo commercial!
Good job on the iceberg, I’m loving the iceberg series from a slew of different creators.
That itchy and scratchy land was more of a jurassic park thing.
I think the Funzos True Sinister Purpose might refering to how the real life theory that Furbys might have been used to eavesdrop on children .
There is an episode showing barts bad twin but in the end, bart is actually the bad twin
Crater lake could refer to the fact that maybe in the Simpsons movie when Flanders and Bart are fishing they are fishing there but idk
I believe the bunny ears Marge has might be a reference to Matt Groening's previous work Life In Hell, in which one of the characters is a bunny
I think marge’s bunny ears are a reference to Matt Groening’s comic series, Life in Hell, where the main characters are anthropomorphic bunnies.
When Groening originally went in to pitch the show to Fox back in 1989 or whatever, he was going to pitch Life in Hell, based on comics he had made about bunnies trying to make it in LA. But he became paranoid about Fox stealing his idea before he went in, and drew a human family instead. He probably drew Marge as a bunny first, but drew over it with dark blue (like ink pens are) and gave the rest of the family crazy hairstyles to match her's.
you know it's odd if you can go below the abyss
Just finished both parts good work! 💯🙏
I loved the cult episode my favorite line is you can leave whenever you want but there's land Mines and barbed wire
Bart openly admits that he is willing to go "far" with a guy.
when?
@@bainslayer season 4 episode 15
Lmaoo when Lisa went on a date with Ralph
Kinda explains the future simpsons episodes where Bart is clearly unsatisfied with his married relationship ( with a woman )
Love the aesthetic of your videos, really brings a feeling of unease during the stranger parts of the iceberg.
This is an entertaining video I shake you by the hand
“Finale”, some would say “Pt. 2” lol. Nice vid!
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That image scares sans a lot
Explanation for “Steamed hams is a Utica expression”, This refers to Utica from upstate NY, which is where Superintendent Chalmers is the origin for the iconic line from “22 short films about Springfield”... I knew all of this from memory, god I’m a nerd
The whole Indians owning corner shops thing is 100% true in the UK
how can a stereotype be 100% true lol.. thats just illogical
@@mfuhhh6567 go to the UK, go to any corner store
@@mfuhhh6567 no seriously it is, it's not even a stereotype it's just fact. It's not a bad thing, they just own the corner shops lol
@@squabbbb it’s the same thing with 7/11s in the US
i watched behind the laughter as a kid and it scarred me, ive never seen the show the same since
Imma cover all of the entries that he didn’t cover in Below the Abyss.
Disney+ harvests users brainwaves and dna: There is a very low chance that this is true, but hey, it’s Disney, they’d do anything for money.
Dead Bart is a cover up for season 1, episode 15: There is only 13 episodes in season one. This is obviously a joke entry, but, maybe the first season was supposed to have 15 episodes. We’ll never know.
Homer sightings in southern United States and Mexico: I’m scared.
Mother Simpson ending is different when viewed in high-rad environment: I’m not gonna attempt this, but the theory is if you watch the ending of mother Simpson in a place like Chernobyl, then it’ll be different? Idk man.
Yellowcake: Yellowcake is a yellow, powdery form of uranium. I’m guessing this theory is that the Simpsons skin are made of it, because their skin is… well, yellow.
Steamed hams is a Utica expression: This is not true. In the skit, skinner states it’s an Albany expression. Dum-dum bubblegum.
Homer’s original voice actor: From what I know, he has no original VA. The voice actor has always been Dan Castellaneta.
The simpsons is real footage: Springfield is a real place, so there’s a chance.
The show itself possesses an abstract consciousness: If I were to cover this entry, the Disney hit men would be immediately dispatched to my location. So for my safety and yours, I won’t cover this one.
Chernobyl was a cover up for Springfield: If this is true, if you went to Springfield in real life, you’d see the alternate mother Simpson ending.
(btw Springfield is not a real place lolololllolol)
Lester and Elisa did have a cameo in one of the comics.
Another great video, better than the first one, but I have a few more notes. Please forgive me if this is a repost, youtube's being weird with my comments.
The Marge bunny ears were actually going to be a reference to one of Matt Groening's previous works, Life In Hell which starred bunnies. This was set to be revealed at the end of season 1, but later scrapped for unknown reasons. Konami only had the plans for season 1 of the show to work off of when they made the arcade game (Which can be seen with things like Bart having a blue shirt and Smithers having a much more villainous role) so thst explains why they're included in that.
I don't fully know why the iceberg referred to it as "trans" specifically and not just "queer" or whatever, because most of that could just as easily be interpreted as gay (Like you said)
The Paul McCartney thing was kinda a tongue-and-cheek reference to a popular conspiracy theory that Paul is actually dead and messages about it can be heard when playing certain beetles songs backwards.
The "Treehouse of horror is canon" is probably refferring to the segment in Treehouse of Horror 5 where Homer time travels with a toaster, causing many timeline altercations. The theory is that every treehouse takes place in a different one of these timelines, with most of the show following the main one. This also explains some continuity errors the show's had, such as inconsistent flashback episodes.
Appreciate this! I probably need to make a whole nother video on these things.
The blue shirt was intentional. Someone making knock-off merchandise would obviously go with the standard orange shirt so all licensed stuff had Bart wear blue
Wow, this guy barly did any research
I have to ask why the toaster theory isn't there, it's a pretty dark theory if you think about it, here's how my version goes:
season 6, ep 6 (treehouse 5) one of the stories of that episode has homer break the toaster, instead of a new one he fixes the toaster himself, only he inadvertently creates a time machine that can take him to the time of the dinosaurs and back, with the butterfly effect applying each time he goes to the past.
everything homer does each time he's in the past changes the entire world in the present, having him return to a vastly different timeline. at the end of the segment, homer settles for a timeline that resembles his own but isn't, as the family eat dinner with creepy forked lizard tongues.
the toaster theory would be that this segment is canon, homer did in fact never return to his own timeline and lives in a timeline he is aware isn't his own. over time, homer gets a runaway sense of Capgras Syndrome, where he would feel his family and friends are replaced with doubles, imposters and that these are not the people he cares about, this would actually be true though as they are a different timeline version of his friends and family, this runaway Capgras effect would result in homer distancing himself from the people around him
this would make homer more cold and cruel than he was before and throw himself into dumber and more absurd plots as he no longer cares how these "imposters" see him, what he does to them or what happens to them. Why should he care? these are just people who look like his loved ones, they are not the real thing. I don't exactly have an explanation for homer's constant status quo, but it could be that the characters of the timeline homer settled in become use to how he acts and as such never create any sense of consequence for him, homer is not in the state of mind to learn from consequence
the Paul McCartney soup is a reference to the song Savoy truffle by the Beatles, which is just a recipie of a truffle dessert
Savoy truffle was written about Eric Claptons sweet tooth the chocolates in the song are real chocolates I can’t remember what brand though
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I always wondered if he’s still in the episodes just secretly in the background collecting information about Springfield and the Nuclear Power Plant in the newer seasons
Just watched the first part and you posted second lol
Had to release this one quickly before I started to get clickbait backlash lol!
That Phil Hartman theory is balls to the wall crazy lmaaao I imagine the Simpson cast not taking rejection lightly
That 1998 theory came from a fanmade wikia called The Society of Dead Homers, the layout may look disturbing but it's an interest read on why they won't pull the plug despite the most beloved actors passing away, also mentioning the cafeteria woman VA being replaced.
Maybe they can't end the show because of the government. The writers subconsciously predict the future giving the government a chance to stop some of the really bad events
Love your videos man!!
Thanks Bene 👍
4:11 actually they appeared again in the episode "Homer Goes to Prep School", though I don't think they spoke
The reason the show has gone on so long is because it's a testing ground for new talent for fox animation. You can put a few new faces on a popular and established franchise and, with guidance, show them the ropes. Despite what they are going to do with the simpsons the show will still do mildly well as long as they stick to the script. With disney now owning fox... who knows how they are going to use the property.
This video was uploaded more than 2 years ago, but I really like it. Like the first part. Great job!
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Bart the Gamer
what i learned from this is that Maggie had been a badass from the very start
I think that Play-Doh animation that used to terrify kids because they thought it was just a normal couch gag should be featured deep within the list. I think it was called "The Simpsons Couch Gag - YOU'RE NEXT"
Dang this was really good
This is the worssstttt iceberg video ive ever watched in my life
I was expecting actual interesting obscure info ab the series but its mostly stupid hairbrained theories like “every treehouse is cannon” so stupid
Facs
@@BookofValis honestly i cant even blame you and I shouldn’t have said video, bc you didnt make the iceberg, at least i dont think you did
someone posted that lentil soup song played backwards and you can make out his voice reading out the ingredients of his soup.
And a message saying something like “by the way I’m alive.”
Both callbacks to the urban legend that he died from the a car crash in the 60s and it was an impersonator in this place ever since. With one of the earliest things to suggest this being hidden messages in Beatles songs, which can only be herd when being played backwards (turn me on deadman, will paul be back as superman, i buried paul (or cranberry sauce?))
2:04 i know this is off topic, but sometimes i wonder if Phil Cassidy from the GTA series was inspired by this character especially in 3 and VC.
Great video btw, i reccommend to complete the iceberg in 1 video instead of numerous parts.
Totally making my next iceberg video complete next week!
marges bunny ears are a reference by groening to his prior series life in hell
the real reason why the simpsons will never end is i will wither away and die if it does
You deserve more subs bro, keep up the good work
Thanks 🙏🏽
Nice video man, keep up the good work
Appreciate it
Another great video! Thank you for posting part two! I’m thinking next that you do a lost media iceberg?!
"If you should die before you wake" is a reference to the old bedtime prayer.
The original line goes as follows.
"If I should die before I wake, I beg the Lord my soul to take, Amen."
So, the Clown-Bed is mocking that line to frighten Bart, implying it'll kill him.
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I'm just noticed you skipped a lot from the last part of the Iceberg. Not sure why, now I'm more curious
The Gabbo ad was connected to the ventriloquist, it’s in the episode
Pretty cool vid bro !!!
Thanks 🙏🏽
I think your forgetting the fates of the campers (along with Earnest Borgnine).
The show never addressed the scene ever again
I can't understand why clowns scare the absolute fuck out of me.
These... aren't that good. But it was kinda interesting 😅
So the itchy and scratchy land one is MUUUUUUCH deeper than u said. There is a theory, the reason why its on there, that Sideshow Bob runs the park, what would explain why the robots only attack the simpsons. As an ex-member of the Krusty/Channel 6 Group, he also has a good relationship to some workers there.
I can’t believe you don’t hate the samsonadez
A Stephen King story set in a small town in Maine? Woah! That's crazy!!!
this is really cool
Thanks 🙏🏽
You didn’t cover all the other stuff in the abyss sections that I was looking forward to
Which ones
@@flipsan1tysoldchannel "Dead Bart was a cover for S1 Ep15", "Yellowcake", "Steamed hams is a Utica expression", "The Simpsons are real footage", "Chernobyl was a cover up for Springfield"
@@fckgooogle1000x All of those are memes or creepypastas lmao
@@tragedyplustime8271 It doesn't really make a difference, those topics weren't talked about
Another great video 👍
nice video homie
Thanks 🙏🏽
Probably shouldn't have watched this at night...
thank you. you just earned a sub
For the bart and lisa having no hair theory, in one recent episode ( can't renember season or episode ) Bart gets git by a dart in the head, Marge, that is right next to him, gasps, and bart just takes out the dart and says that is a part of his hair
Has anyone else had the dead Bart dream before the creepypasta existed? I know a few people that have but not many.
great vid
9:49 That's blatantly false.