The theory suggests Bikini Bottom was underneath one of the bikini atolls used by the United States for atomic testing back in the '50s. The theory surrounding SpongeBob SquarePants isn't the same as the others on this list because unlike the rest, the apocalypse that affected the denizens of the deep didn't impact the entire world. That world is the one seen on The Flintstones if this theory is to be believed. When the people of the Jetsons' future eventually make their way back to Earth's surface, they abandon the technology that initially devastated the Earth and embrace a lifestyle full of highly evolved humans (capable of powering their cars with their feet) and animals they partner with to accomplish tasks. Could they then revert to dinosaurs or dinosaur-like creatures? If the people of the world were living above ground as they did in the Jetsons, it stands to reason that the remaining animals would be fit to evolve without the machinations of humankind. The Jetsons would then already live in a post-apocalyptic future dig a little deeper, and it blends right into the Flintstones as well.
The theory seems to make sense when it's coupled with the one that says the Jetsons all live in sky cities above the ground to escape the irradiated wasteland that was once the Earth. A malfunction accidentally sends him and his family to the past, but what if the Jetsons are really transported into the future like Elroy planned? Instead of finding a more futuristic society, they see their future, which has been blasted back to the Stone Age.
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The theory stems from the 1987 TV movie The Jetsons Meet The Flintstones, in which Elroy creates a time machine to check out the future. The Flintstones has long been the subject of online theories, but the one that stands out in chat rooms and places on Reddit involves the series taking place in a post-apocalyptic future, not a prehistoric past.
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