>>13874297In November 7, 1999, The Simpsons "E-I-E-I-D'oh" was aired on FOX. It is the fifth episode of Season 11, and still considered as the greatest Simpsons episode of all time.
The plot of the episode is Homer Simpson going a shop named "Sneed's Feed & Seed", however, some people who watched the episode when it first aired remember the episode's plot very differently.
Most common testimony about the supposed original airing of the episode is Miss Circle from the infamous troonslop cartoon Fundamental Paper Education appeared when Homer Simpson arrived on Sneed's shop, ev&oe FPE was came out in 2024 and this episode was aired in 1999. The subsequent details vary from testimony to testimony. Commonly, viewers claim that the episode contained very low-quality violence and sexual depictions. Such as Miss Circle brutally murdering Homer Simpson, or Miss Circle taking BBC.
The Mandela Effect has been around since 1999, but it first gained attention in 202Ϫ after a thread on the website Misscircle.party. The OP of the thread talked about how xhe saw Miss Circle in The Simpsons. Most users assumed the OP was a troll, but as time went on, users with similar memories began to appear in the thread. The thread received hundreds of replies and eventually spread across the internet through sloptubers' videos, sparking a search for the original version of the episode.
A 'cord server and Preddit community were formed to search for the original episode, and after about Ϫ years of searching by many people, a trans woman named Alicia Shekelberg discovered a web page archived on the Wayback Machine in 200Ϫ.
It was an unknown Mexican website's thread about bone-chilling, spine-tingling, genre-redefining, A24 slow-burn Simpsons episodes o algo. An anonymous person posted a comment praising the episode, to which an unknown namefag angrily replied, "Why are you giving such a crappy episode such high ratings?" He recounts how, back in 1999, he was so shocked by the scene where a bigoted chud misgendered a transgender woman that he ran into the arms of his wife's boyfriend, Tyrone, and cried himself to sleep.
Other users didn't believe the namefag and labeled him schizophrenic. Then, without comment, he uploaded a photo of Miss Circle standing in front of Sneed's store, causing widespread confusion. The next day, the thread was presumably deleted by
(((jannies))). The namefag was mysteriously 'nished by the website after the thread, but after relentless tracking by the cord server, they miraculously managed to contact him. He stated that what he had revealed was only the tip of the iceberg and that his life was in grave danger. He then declared that he would soon reveal everything he knew, but then suddenly disappeared.
Several months later, searchers received another call from namefag. The message was from his family, who said he had been found strangled near the Mexican border, and that they could tell him nothing more about the incident, pleading with him to "please never contact us again." Around the time this story leaked out of the cord server, all internet information about the incident—including the cord server, the Preddit community, and the Lost Media Wiki—was suddenly deleted. Some internet pages that had mentioned the original episode reportedly stated they had been removed at a government request for "legal reasons," but those pages have since simply returned 404 errors.
Since then, mentioning the "original version" of that episode has become taboo online. If anyone mentions it, the jannies immediately 'nish them. But I know: the original episode was definitely distributed somewhere online, and it's still lurking on someone's hard drive.