10 Crazy Fan Theories About Classic Kids’ Shows That Might Actually Be True

Everyone loves a good theory but we found a few theories we doubt you have ever heard of before. Everything from how scooby doo is a crazy Russian experiment to the Fresh Prince of Bel Air actually being dead here are some theories guaranteed to blow your mind! 1. The Count On 'Sesame Street' Actually Feeds On All The Children screenrant.com Think about it; what is a vampire doing in the land of Muppets, birds and grouches? It might be because he feeds on the neighborhood kids and uses the adults as minions. This explains why we never see the same kids for very long. 2. Will In 'The Fresh Prince Of Bel-Air' Is Dead zimbio.com This proposition starts with the classic song we hear at the beginning of every show. During the intro, Will gets into it with "a couple of guys" who supposedly beat him up. The beat down lead to his death. When he takes a cab (that seemed "rare") the driver is really God, and instead of going to Bel-Air, the driver takes Will to heaven. 3. The 'Winnie The Pooh' Characters Represent Forms Of Mental Illness screenrant.com Each character in this beloved show has specific issues that they constantly need help solving. The Canadian Medical Association explains that Pooh has OCD, ADHD, and possibly an eating disorder. His friends also have their share of problems: Piglet suffers from anxiety, Eeyore battles depression, Owl is dyslexic, and Christopher Robin is thought to have schizophrenia. 4. 'The Simpsons' Are Trapped In A Time-Loop screenrant.com Fans have shared their thoughts and detailed explanations of why the characters of Springfield never age or change with time. Yes, we're aware that it is an animated show, and with that comes the ability to have non-aging characters. However, this fan theory makes a whole lot of sense. The "Tesseract theory" explains how the characters are trapped in Springfield as it exists on a plane that is able to be in more than one place at once, grows and shrinks, and shifts throughout the world. 5. Ash Is Really In A Coma And Is Dreaming Everything forbes.com A highly detailed theory was shared on Wikipedia's dark fan theory site, Creepypasta. The story is that when Ash was hit by lightning in an early episode of Pokémon, he fell into a coma. Everything that goes on in the show is just him dreaming. 6. Do the Jetsons and Flintstones exist together? Remember how The Flinstones and The Jetsons were once long ago all you wanted to ever see on Saturday morning? They were both about two happy families, actually doing life in completely different times and eras. Or maybe not. What if both of these wonderful actually took place in the future? The theory states that The Flinstones are living in the same world as the Jetsons with advanced technology. However, a nuclear explosion forced most humans to rebuild their life on Earth. While those rich enough aka the jetsons left earth to live a high-tech life in space. Sounds crazy, but it makes sense too! 7. Scooby-Doo Was A Soviet Government Experiment screenrant.com A Reddit user came up with this crazy story: "Scooby was bred as a super-intelligent test subject for the Soviets' space program, but escaped to America with a defecting scientist when he was a puppy. He has a speech impediment because he's smart enough to learn English, but his mouth can't form words perfectly. And the title Scooby-Doo, Where Are You! is a reference to the CIA searching for him." It makes sense. Why else would the government be messing with the gang's plans all the time? Was it to get Scooby back? 8. Angelica is insane! guff In this infamous fan theory, the Reddit user asks what if none of the kids that were on The Rugrats ever existed, but instead were mental delusions created by Angelica. What if Chuckie died in 1986 along with his mother, that’s why Chaz is a nervous wreck all the time.Tommy was born in 1988, but he was stillborn, that’s why Stu is constantly in the basement making toys for the son who never had a chance to live.The DeVilles had an abortion in 1990, Angelica couldn’t figure whether it would be a boy or a girl thus creating the twins. Then on the spin-off, All Grown up Angelica got hooked on drugs which caused her to bring back her delusions. 9. 'The Care Bears' Are Voodoo Symbols hollywoodreporter.com In 2005, a guy named Dave wrote a blog post explaining how the Care Bears are actually symbols of voodoo. He wrote that the name Care Bears sounds a lot like Carefours, the district of Port au Prince which is known for its voodoo practices. He also said the cloud city of Care-a-Lot could be the holy city of Lwa, which is "a divine reflection of Carefours." He also draws connections between the bears and different spirits and goddesses. 10. 'Curious George' Has Super Powers kcpt.org A Redditor proposed this theory: "The people in Curious George have become aware that they are in a children's show/franchise OR that George has mysterious powers, and they are actively managing George to take advantage of the protective effect he creates/provides." Oh, and did you hear the one about the man in the yellow suit being a male escort? Credit: eightieskids Related: The End of An Era: 20 Best Saturday Morning Cartoons Of All Time The Cast Of “Little House On The Prairie” Then And Now Share this story with your friends and family on facebook!

10 Crazy Fan Theories About Classic Kids’ Shows That Might Actually Be True

by Zack Walkter
Published July 7, 2017

10. ‘Curious George’ Has Super Powers