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Treehouse of Horror XXXII |
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Cultural References[]
- This is the second time the film A Nightmare on Elm Street has been parodied in a Treehouse of Horror. The first was the 2nd segment of "Treehouse of Horror VI", "Nightmare on Evergreen Terrace".
Trivia[]
- The opening of this episode has made a reference from Disney's movie Bambi.
- This is the first Treehouse of Horror since Season 23's "Treehouse of Horror XXII" to have the third episode of a season be the Treehouse of Horror episode, and the third time overall. The first was Season 2's first ever "Treehouse of Horror" episode.
- Kang breaks the fourth wall in this episode, stating "Hasn't there been enough death in this episode?".
- The song playing during the title card and TV's opening credits is "I'm Shipping Up To Boston" by Dropkick Murphys.
- Coincidentally, this is the second time the song has been used in the series, the first time being used in the Season 19 episode "The Debarted". (Or third, if including the a capella cover in the Season 28 episode "The Town").
- This is the first time since the Season 13 episode "The Bart Wants What it Wants" that Greta Wolfcastle has a speaking role. However, she is voiced this time by Tress MacNeille.
- This is the only Itchy & Scratchy cartoon to feature the word "D'oh" in the title.
- Mr. Sparkle from "In Marge We Trust" re-appears.
- Grampa gives the voice on the phone his credit card number, scamming himself, which had already been done in the previous episode.
- The end credits' color text this time is in red instead of green. The last time the credits were red were in the Season 32 episode "A Springfield Summer Christmas for Christmas".
- Matt Selman's name, "Matt We Do in the Selmans", is a reference to the film What We Do in the Shadows.
- John Frink's names "Frinkzilla" and "The Return of Frinkzilla" are a reference to Godzilla and The Return of Godzilla.
- Rob LaZebnik's name "The Book of LaDeadnik" is a reference to the Book of the Dead.
- Ryan Koh's name "Psy-Koh IV: The Beginning" is a reference to the movie Psycho IV: The Beginning.
- Tim Long's name "The Cask of Timlongtillado" is a reference to The Cask of Amontillado by Edgar Allan Poe.
- Mike Reiss' name "Hellreisser" is a reference to the film Hellraiser.
- Al Jean's name "That's Al, Jean" is a reference to the ending phrase of Looney Tunes episodes, "That's all, folks!"
- Julie Kavner's name, "Covid Kavner", is a reference the to "COVID-19" aka the coronavirus, a pandemic outbreak that has killed many people from that said virus.
- The scream on the Gracie Films logo has been replaced with Daphne Blake screaming instead.
- Homer, Marge, and Maggie do not appear in the Dead Ringer segment.
Goofs[]
- During the fighting in the house of the first segment, Luigi Risotto is seen twice in the same scene.
- It could be possible that he has a twin brother.
- Milhouse as a ghost her right brow become red