Did 1980s sitcom predict Gadhafi's death date?

The public should have paid closer attention to one-season show "Second Chance"when it aired during the 1987-1988 season.

Apparently the show could see into the future.

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"Second Chance," which was cancelled after just one season's run, opened in Saint Peter's Office on the then-future day of July 29, 2011. Characters' lives were judged to determine whether or not they were going to heaven or hell.

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Gadhafi, was the second to be judged, was told he was "quite dead, completely dead" before trying to kill St. Peter with a machine gun, before the Saint retorted "you never could take a joke." He was then sent to hell, where he was sentenced to spent eternity wired as a human bomb, blowing up every two minutes.

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So, to recap. "Second Chance," a one-season show made in 1987, predicted that ?Gadhafi would die July 29, 2011. They got the day wrong, but the year is right on.

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