Wild new The Simpsons fan theory challenges everything we know about Ralph

THE Simpsons fans have come up with a wild new theory which challenges everything we know about Ralph.

Ralph is Chief Wiggum’s son in the hit animated series, but a vast number of fans have become convinced the policeman isn’t his real father.



The Simpsons fans think Ralph may not be Chief Wiggum’s son

In fact, many are adamant Chief Wiggum’s colleague Eddie is Ralph’s real father, with them claiming they look more alike and that Ralph has no resemblance to Chief Wiggum.

While Chief Wiggum has blue hair and an upturned nose, Ralph – like Eddie – has strands of black hair.

Taking to Reddit, fans of The Simpsons shared pictures of the three characters as ‘evidence’, with one writing: “Chief Wiggum’s wife had an affair with Eddie and Ralph is actually his son.”

Others suggested Eddie had donated sperm to Wiggum and his wife Sarah so they could have a baby after Wiggum’s reproductive organs were described as “withered and useless”.



Fans are convinced Ralph looks more like Wiggum’s colleague Eddie

Ralph has stick straight black hair like Eddie

He doesn’t have blue hair or an upturned nose like Chief Wiggum

However, in season 23 episode Holidays of Future Passed, the show flashed forward 30 years and showed Ralph following in his dad’s footsteps and working as a cop.

It also showed his black stick straight hair had grown thicker and turner blue, like his father’s, giving them more of a family resemblance.

Meanwhile, fans of the The Simpsons fear the iconic show has predicated the future once again after an episode showed the end of the world on Inauguration Day.

The same episode appeared to predict the Capitol riot sparked by a fallout to the presidential election result.


The Simpsons episode which fans think is scarily similar to Wednesday's events
The Simpsons fans recently feared the show had made another future prediction around Inauguration Day

The episode, which originally aired on November 1, 2020, showed a sinister suggestion of the fate of America as Homer failed to cast his “deciding” vote.

The animated sitcom then fast-forwards to Inauguration Day on January 20th, 2021, where Springfield is in a state of armageddon.

Simpsons fans were quick to call out the eerie comparison between the episode and the terrible events at The Capitol building earlier this month, and the fact Joe Biden’s Inauguration Day takes place on that very date.

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