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-->'''Homer:''' Hey! ''*digs in*'' Not bad. Nice, hot mustard. Good bread. The turkey's a little dry. ''*In realization*'' The turkey's a little dry?! Oh, foul, accursed thing! What demon from the depths of hell created thee?!
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-->'''Homer:''' Hey! ''*digs in*'' Not bad. Nice, hot mustard. Good bread. The turkey's a little dry. ''*In realization*'' The turkey's a little dry?! Oh, foul, foul accursed thing! What demon from the depths of hell created thee?!
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-->'''Homer:''' "I wish for a turkey sandwich, on rye bread, with lettuce and mustard, and, '''and''' I don't want any zombie turkeys, I don't want to turn into a turkey myself, and I don't want any other weird surprises. You got it?"
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-->'''Homer:''' "I I wish for a turkey sandwich, on rye bread, with lettuce and mustard, and, '''and''' I don't want any zombie turkeys, I don't want to turn into a turkey myself, and I don't want any other weird surprises. You got it?"it?
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-->'''Homer:''' "Hey!" Hey! ''*digs in*'' "Not Not bad. Nice, hot mustard. Good bread. The turkey's a little dry." ''*In realization*'' "The The turkey's a little dry! dry?! Oh, foul, accursed thing! What demon from the depths of hell created thee!?"thee?!
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# [[Recap/TheSimpsonsS35E5TreehouseOfHorrorXXXIV Treehouse of Horror XXXIV]]
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* ActorAllusion: The "Treehouse of Horror II" segment "Bart's Nightmare" parodies the episode "It's a Good Life" from ''Series/TheTwilightZone1959'', with Bart cast in the role the bratty, powerful child Anthony had in the original story. Creator/NancyCartwright previously appeared in the "It's a Good Life" segment from ''Film/TwilightZoneTheMovie'', playing a sister of Anthony who ends up [[HilariousInHindsight getting trapped in a cartoon.]]
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* ActorAllusion: The "Treehouse of Horror II" segment "Bart's Nightmare" parodies the episode "It's a Good Life" from ''Series/TheTwilightZone1959'', with Bart cast in the role the bratty, powerful child Anthony had in the original story. Creator/NancyCartwright previously appeared in the "It's a Good Life" segment from ''Film/TwilightZoneTheMovie'', playing a sister of Anthony who ends up [[HilariousInHindsight getting trapped telported into a cartoon in TV]] much like Bart did to Homer when he refuses to change the channel while watching a cartoon.]]football game.
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* ProphecyTwist: Ned thinks in ''The Ned Zone'' that he must avoid his scary vision about Homer, instead [[spoiler: he's forced to shoot Homer to stop him causing a nuclear meltdown-which then happens anyway]]. Also see, ForWantOfANail.
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* ProphecyTwist: Ned thinks in ''The Ned Zone'' that he must avoid his scary vision about Homer, instead [[spoiler: he's forced to shoot Homer to stop him causing a nuclear meltdown-which then happens anyway]]. Also see, ForWantOfANail.
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** The first TOH had a different director for each segment, and lacked the scary names for the cast and crew which would become standard.
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* HorrorDoesntSettleForSimpleTuesday: Mostly averted. Outside of the wraparounds, which are ''all'' set on Halloween, most of the stories could theoretically take place on any random day of the year. There are a few exceptions, including "I've Grown a Costume on Your Face", "Heck House", "It's the Grand Pumpkin, Milhouse", "The Diving Bell and the Butterball", and "Oh, the Places You'll D'oh"[[note]]Halloween[[/note]]; "Citizen Kang"[[note]]The week leading up to America's Election Day, which ''coincidentally'' includes Halloween[[/note]]; "Easy Bake Coven"[[note]]Which, InUniverse, retroactively ''created'' Halloween[[/note]]; "Life's a Glitch, Then You Die"[[note]]New Year's Day[[/note]]; and "Untitled Robot Parody"[[note]][[TwistedChristmas Christmas]][[/note]].
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* HorrorDoesntSettleForSimpleTuesday: Mostly averted. Outside of the wraparounds, which are ''all'' set on Halloween, most of the stories could theoretically take place on any random day of the year. There are a few exceptions, including "The Terror of Tiny Toon", "I've Grown a Costume on Your Face", "Heck House", "It's the Grand Pumpkin, Milhouse", "The Diving Bell and the Butterball", and "Oh, the Places You'll D'oh"[[note]]Halloween[[/note]]; "Citizen Kang"[[note]]The week leading up to America's Election Day, which ''coincidentally'' includes Halloween[[/note]]; "Easy Bake Coven"[[note]]Which, InUniverse, retroactively ''created'' Halloween[[/note]]; "Life's a Glitch, Then You Die"[[note]]New Year's Day[[/note]]; and "Untitled Robot Parody"[[note]][[TwistedChristmas Christmas]][[/note]].
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An annual ''Treehouse of Horror'' comic book was also published by Creator/BongoComics during their existence, and is ''considerably'' DarkerAndEdgier.
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An annual ''Treehouse of Horror'' comic book book, ''ComicBook/TheSimpsonsTreehouseOfHorror'', was also published by Creator/BongoComics during their existence, and is ''considerably'' DarkerAndEdgier.
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* DemonicPossession: In the comic story "The Exor-sister", Lisa is possessed by Music/{{Madonna}}...even though Madonna is still alive.
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** Burns of course parodies the [[Film/BramStokersDracula '92 version of him]] in ''Bart Simpson's Dracula''. Drac also shows up at the beginning of Treehouse of Horror XX (dressed up as Comicbook/IronMan at one point) with the wolfman, Frankenstein's monster and the mummy.
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** Burns of course parodies the [[Film/BramStokersDracula '92 version of him]] in ''Bart Simpson's Dracula''. Drac also shows up at the beginning of Treehouse of Horror XX (dressed up as Comicbook/IronMan ComicBook/IronMan at one point) with the wolfman, Frankenstein's monster and the mummy.
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* ParodyAssistance:
** One for the comics: one issue tells the story of Homer becoming a terrible blob creature made out of Squishee drink, in a very obvious Swamp Thing homage (""Squish Thing''). So who did they get to write and draw said story? Len Wein and Bernie Wrightson, the duo who created Swamp Thing to begin with!
** "Treehouse of Horror XXXIII" has the {{animesque}} segment "Death Tome" spoofing the ''Manga/DeathNote'' anime that is being animated by the same studio responsible for the original anime.
** One for the comics: one issue tells the story of Homer becoming a terrible blob creature made out of Squishee drink, in a very obvious Swamp Thing homage (""Squish Thing''). So who did they get to write and draw said story? Len Wein and Bernie Wrightson, the duo who created Swamp Thing to begin with!
** "Treehouse of Horror XXXIII" has the {{animesque}} segment "Death Tome" spoofing the ''Manga/DeathNote'' anime that is being animated by the same studio responsible for the original anime.
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** One for the comics: one issue tells the story of Homer becoming a terrible blob creature made out of Squishee drink, in a very obvious Swamp Thing homage (""Squish Thing''). So who did they get to write and draw said story? Len Wein and Bernie Wrightson, the duo who created Swamp Thing to begin with!
**ParodyAssistance: "Treehouse of Horror XXXIII" has the {{animesque}} segment "Death Tome" spoofing the ''Manga/DeathNote'' anime that is being animated by the same studio responsible for the original anime.
** One for the comics: one issue tells the story of Homer becoming a terrible blob creature made out of Squishee drink, in a very obvious Swamp Thing homage (""Squish Thing''). So who did they get to write and draw said story? Len Wein and Bernie Wrightson, the duo who created Swamp Thing to begin with!
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* PlotTriggeringBook: In the 14th issue of the comics, named "Murder, He Wrote", Bart finds a notebook similar to the one in ''Manga/DeathNote'' which the comic parodies as it operates by the same rules.
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The specials are anthologies of [[ThreeShorts three short stories]] with a {{horror}} theme (there are exceptions, though, simply for the sake of NegativeContinuity), all PlayedForLaughs. The first episode had a FramingDevice of the Simpson children telling scary stories in their [[ArtifactTitle treehouse]], hence the name. The next three had different framing stories (respectively, Homer, Bart, and Lisa having nightmares after eating too much candy, telling scary stories at a Halloween party, and a parody of ''Series/NightGallery''), but from the fifth onward, they were cut because of time constraints and the fact that the writers couldn't think of any good framing devices for the stories.
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The specials are anthologies of [[ThreeShorts three short stories]] with a {{horror}} theme (there are exceptions, though, simply for the sake of NegativeContinuity), all PlayedForLaughs. The first episode had a FramingDevice of the Simpson children telling scary stories in their [[ArtifactTitle treehouse]], hence the name. The next three had different framing stories (respectively, Homer, Bart, and Lisa having nightmares after eating too much candy, candy; telling scary stories at a Halloween party, party; and a parody of ''Series/NightGallery''), but from the fifth onward, they were cut because of time constraints and the fact that the writers couldn't think of any good framing devices for the stories.
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* LongTitle: One of the segments in the ''Treehouse of Horror #16'' comic book is, "I Screwed Up Big-Time and Unleashed the Glavin on an Unsuspecting World! ...I Totally Saved the Earth's Butt and Made the Glavin Cry Like a Little Wuss!"
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* ContentWarnings: The first five specials opened with a character warning viewers about the episode's potentially scary content. The first one was a sincere attempt to head off inevitable complaints from MoralGuardians, which Marge references in the second.
--> '''Marge''': Hello, everyone. Before last year's Halloween show I warned you not to let your children watch, but you did anyway.
--> '''Marge''': Hello, everyone. Before last year's Halloween show I warned you not to let your children watch, but you did anyway.
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* PokingDeadThingsWithAStick:
** In ''[[Recap/TheSimpsonsS11E4TreehouseOfHorrorX Treehouse of Horror X]]'', the "I Know What You Did-Iddly-Did" segment sees Marge accidentally run over Ned Flanders with the car. Homer ascertains that he's dead in a super-technical medical way--poking him in the eye with a stick.
--->'''Homer:''' ''[Squelch]'' He's dead alright. ''[Squelch, squelch]''
*** Later, when Ned catches up with the family and is revealed to be undead, Homer again pokes him in the eye with the stick.
--->'''Homer:''' ''[Squelch]'' He's undead alright.
** In "[[Recap/TheSimpsonsS15E1TreehouseOfHorrorXIV Treehouse of Horror XIV]]", in the segment "Reaper Madness", after Homer [[TheDeathOfDeath kills the Grim Reaper]] with a bowling ball, Lisa has a stick in hand and uses it to poke the Grim Reaper's bare skull.
--->'''Lisa:''' Dad, do you realize what you've just done? ''[Poke]'' You've created a world without death!
** In ''[[Recap/TheSimpsonsS11E4TreehouseOfHorrorX Treehouse of Horror X]]'', the "I Know What You Did-Iddly-Did" segment sees Marge accidentally run over Ned Flanders with the car. Homer ascertains that he's dead in a super-technical medical way--poking him in the eye with a stick.
--->'''Homer:''' ''[Squelch]'' He's dead alright. ''[Squelch, squelch]''
*** Later, when Ned catches up with the family and is revealed to be undead, Homer again pokes him in the eye with the stick.
--->'''Homer:''' ''[Squelch]'' He's undead alright.
** In "[[Recap/TheSimpsonsS15E1TreehouseOfHorrorXIV Treehouse of Horror XIV]]", in the segment "Reaper Madness", after Homer [[TheDeathOfDeath kills the Grim Reaper]] with a bowling ball, Lisa has a stick in hand and uses it to poke the Grim Reaper's bare skull.
--->'''Lisa:''' Dad, do you realize what you've just done? ''[Poke]'' You've created a world without death!
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In 2001, Fox Interactive, Software Creations, and [=THQ=] Inc. released ''VideoGame/TheSimpsonsNightOfTheLivingTreehouseOfHorror'' for the UsefulNotes/GameBoyColor, which saw the Simpsons going through levels based off of the classic segments.
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In 2001, Fox Interactive, Software Creations, and [=THQ=] THQ Inc. released ''VideoGame/TheSimpsonsNightOfTheLivingTreehouseOfHorror'' for the UsefulNotes/GameBoyColor, which saw the Simpsons going through levels based off of the classic segments.
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->''"Hello, everyone. You know, Halloween is a very strange holiday. Personally, I don’t understand it. Kids worshiping ghosts, pretending to be devils. Things on TV that are ''completely'' inappropriate for young viewers. Things like the following half hour! Nothing seems to bother my kids, but tonight's show, which I totally wash my hands of, is really scary. So, if you have sensitive children, maybe you should tuck them into bed early tonight instead of writing us angry letters tomorrow. Thanks for your attention."''
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->''"Hello, everyone. You know, Halloween is a very strange holiday. Personally, I don’t don't understand it. Kids worshiping ghosts, pretending to be devils. Things on TV that are ''completely'' inappropriate for young viewers. Things like the following half hour! Nothing seems to bother my kids, but tonight's show, which I totally wash my hands of, is really scary. So, if you have sensitive children, maybe you should tuck them into bed early tonight instead of writing us angry letters tomorrow. Thanks for your attention."''
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* WholePlotReference: Often Hitchock references, fairy-tales and classic ''[[Series/TheTwilightZone1959 Twilight Zone]]'' episodes, also see ''Film/TwentyEightDaysLater''... There should be a whole list of [[ShoutOut Shout-Outs]] here...
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* WholePlotReference: Often Hitchock references, fairy-tales and classic Individual segments often reference the premises of movies or television shows.
** The segment "Terror at 5½ Feet" is a reference to "Nightmare at 20,000 Feet" from ''[[Series/TheTwilightZone1959 TwilightZone]]'' episodes, also see ''Film/TwentyEightDaysLater''... There should be a whole list Zone]]''.
** "Nightmare on Evergreen Terrace" is based off of[[ShoutOut Shout-Outs]] here...''Film/ANightmareOnElmStreet1984'' with Groundskeeper Willie as Freddy Krueger.
** "The Shinning" obviously references Stanley Kubrick's ''Film/TheShining''.
** "The HΩmega Man" is a parody of the Charlton Heston movie ''Film/TheOmegaMan''.
** "Be Nine, Rewind" is based off of ''Film/HappyDeathDay'' with Lisa [[DiedOnTheirBirthday dying on her 9th birthday]] and [[GroundhogDayLoop reliving the day all over again and again]].
** "The Pookadook" is a parody of ''Film/TheBabadook'' where Marge is possessed by a demonic creature that feeds on her resentment towards her family.
** The segment "Terror at 5½ Feet" is a reference to "Nightmare at 20,000 Feet" from ''[[Series/TheTwilightZone1959 Twilight
** "Nightmare on Evergreen Terrace" is based off of
** "The Shinning" obviously references Stanley Kubrick's ''Film/TheShining''.
** "The HΩmega Man" is a parody of the Charlton Heston movie ''Film/TheOmegaMan''.
** "Be Nine, Rewind" is based off of ''Film/HappyDeathDay'' with Lisa [[DiedOnTheirBirthday dying on her 9th birthday]] and [[GroundhogDayLoop reliving the day all over again and again]].
** "The Pookadook" is a parody of ''Film/TheBabadook'' where Marge is possessed by a demonic creature that feeds on her resentment towards her family.
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* TheArtifact: The ThreeShorts format came because of the FramingDevice within the episode, and would feature each segment being written and directed by a different team. After the first few episodes, they abandoned a framing device altogether and the segments would be written by the same team, functionally making it like a regular episode but continuing the ThreeShorts format out of tradition.
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* TheArtifact: TheArtifact:
** The ThreeShorts format came because of the FramingDevice within the episode, and would feature each segment being written and directed by a different team. After the first few episodes, they abandoned a framing device altogether and the segments would be written by the same team, functionally making it like a regular episode but continuing the ThreeShorts format out oftradition.tradition.
** The tradition came about partially because the early years of the show were adamant about trying to be consistent with their own presentation and being more grounded in reality compared to other cartoons (among other things, affirming that animals won't talk or the AmusingInjuries are not exaggerated). The "Treehouse of Horror" episodes were an opportunity to go all out with crazy adventures with the acknowledgement that it doesn't count against the Status Quo, even before NegativeContinuity became a thing. Over time the show got DenserAndWackier on its own with exaggerated comedic adventures involving such things as aliens and TimeTravel, eventually willing to have full-length non-canon genre episodes that resulted in TOH feeling more superfluous.
** The ThreeShorts format came because of the FramingDevice within the episode, and would feature each segment being written and directed by a different team. After the first few episodes, they abandoned a framing device altogether and the segments would be written by the same team, functionally making it like a regular episode but continuing the ThreeShorts format out of
** The tradition came about partially because the early years of the show were adamant about trying to be consistent with their own presentation and being more grounded in reality compared to other cartoons (among other things, affirming that animals won't talk or the AmusingInjuries are not exaggerated). The "Treehouse of Horror" episodes were an opportunity to go all out with crazy adventures with the acknowledgement that it doesn't count against the Status Quo, even before NegativeContinuity became a thing. Over time the show got DenserAndWackier on its own with exaggerated comedic adventures involving such things as aliens and TimeTravel, eventually willing to have full-length non-canon genre episodes that resulted in TOH feeling more superfluous.
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* NightmareSequence: In a "Treehouse of Horror", Bart and Lisa, in a parody of ''Franchise/ANightmareOnElmStreet'', are being terrorized by Groundskeeper Willie in their dreams.
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* YourWorstNightmare: In a "Treehouse of Horror", Bart and Lisa, in a parody of ''Franchise/ANightmareOnElmStreet'', are being terrorized by Groundskeeper Willie in their dreams.
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* OfferingAnotherInYourStead: Facing down Kang and Kodos, Homer says, "Please don't eat me, [[IHaveAFamily I have a wife and kids]]... eat them instead!"
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An annual ''Treehouse of Horror'' comic book is also published by Creator/BongoComics, and is ''considerably'' DarkerAndEdgier.
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* AlienInvasion: Some scenarios with Kang and Kodos involve one, although just how competent they are at it [[DependingOnTheWriter varies.]]
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* AlienAbduction: Multiple shorts featuring Kang and Kodos show them kidnapping humans, including the whole Simpson family in the first "Treehouse of Horror" episode.
* AlienInvasion: Somescenarios shorts with Kang and Kodos involve one, show them trying to conquer Earth as well, although just how competent they are at it [[DependingOnTheWriter varies.]]varies]].
* AlienInvasion: Some
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# [[Recap/TheSimpsonsS31E8ThanksgivingOfHorror Thanksgiving of Horror]], a horror-themed ThanksgivingEpisode done in the style of the "Treehouse" specials, featuring "A-Gobble-Lypto", "The First Thursday After Tomorrow", and "The Last Thanksgiving".
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It was on the Famous Last Words page, so… consistency, man!
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Not to be confused with ''[[Recap/TheSimpsonsS31E8ThanksgivingOfHorror Thanksgiving of Horror]]'', a ThanksgivingEpisode formatted like a ''Treehouse Of Horror'' episode, or ''[[Recap/TheSimpsonsS27E4HalloweenOfHorror Halloween of Horror]]'', the only canonical HalloweenEpisode of ''The Simpsons''.
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Not to be confused with ''[[Recap/TheSimpsonsS31E8ThanksgivingOfHorror Thanksgiving of Horror]]'', a ThanksgivingEpisode formatted like a ''Treehouse Of Horror'' episode, or ''[[Recap/TheSimpsonsS27E4HalloweenOfHorror [[Recap/TheSimpsonsS27E4HalloweenOfHorror Halloween of Horror]]'', Horror]], the only canonical HalloweenEpisode of ''The Simpsons''.
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# [[/Recap/TheSimpsonsS31E8ThanksgivingOfHorror [[Recap/TheSimpsonsS31E8ThanksgivingOfHorror Thanksgiving of Horror]], a horror-themed ThanksgivingEpisode done in the style of the "Treehouse" specials, featuring "A-Gobble-Lypto", "The First Thursday After Tomorrow", and "The Last Thanksgiving".
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