Whoever created a faux ‘Simpsons’ image, falsely suggesting the current predicted Donald Trump might be assassinated is drawing the ire of the current’s head honcho, who calls it a sick switch.

The drama kicked off shortly after Thomas Matthew Crooks opened hearth on the ex-Prez — a social media shopper posted a doctored animated image of Trump from “The Simpsons,” exhibiting him in a casket with the caption, “First time I’ve seen a ‘Simpsons’ prediction fail.”

Now, this whole premise relies on misinformation (further on that in a minute) … nonetheless “The Simpsons” showrunner Matt Selman stays to be slamming the image inside the strongest potential phrases.

Matt tells TMZ … debunking the meme as illegitimate shouldn’t be enough, on this case … he moreover wishes to defend the legendary current’s mannequin of humor.

Past the completely classless nature of the bogus meme, MS says he’s baffled so many people appeared to imagine it was real.

FWIW, this image of cartoon Trump in a casket NEVER appeared in an episode — and “The Simpsons” moreover under no circumstances had an episode with a plotline about DT being killed … people merely paired the falsified pic with that declare, after which the Web did what it does.

Matt supplies, “Anybody who thinks ‘The Simpsons’ would come with such horrifying content material on a household TV present doesn’t actually watch the present or have any understanding of ‘The Simpsons’ in any respect.” In completely different phrases, we don’t play like that!

What made the phony assassination meme believable for lots of is the actual fact the current has “predicted” loads of real-life events over the course of its record-setting run — nonetheless, on this case, they under no circumstances referred to as this horrible event.

BTW … this isn’t the first high-profile info story some boob on social media tried to tie to ‘Simpsons’ lore.