evidence: In June 2020, a set of images started to circulate on social media supposedly showing screen grabs from an episode of "The Simpsons" in which the long-running animated show "predicted" the death of George Floyd, a black man whose death while in Minneapolis Police custody sparked nationwide protests: [...] The image on the right showing Chief Wiggum kneeling on a black man's neck — a scene reminiscent of George Floyd's death — while Lisa Simpson stands by holding a "Justice for George" sign was created by Instagram user Yuri Pomo. This image did not appear in an episode of "The Simpsons" and it was posted to Pomo's Instagram account on May 30, five days after Floyd's death. [...] In sum, "The Simpsons" didn't predict Floyd's death or the resulting protests or fires. The image of Chief Wiggum kneeling on a black man's neck was shared in the days after Floyd's death and didn't appear in an official episode of the show. Although the image of the Springfield police station burning did come from an episode of "The Simpsons," this clip had nothing to do with Floyd or the 2020 protests.