Editing Treehouse of Horror XXXIV/References

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== Cultural references ==
=== Wild Barts Can't Be Token ===
*The title of the segment is a reference to the [[1991]] film ''{{W|Wild Hearts Can't Be Broken}}'' and [[Season 10]] episode "[[Wild Barts Can't Be Broken]]".
*The segment is a parody of the [[2013]] film ''{{W|Snowpiercer}}''.
*The segment is based around {{W|non-fungible token}}s.
*The "enlightened intellects" include {{Ch|Kylie Jenner}}, [[Rob Gronkowski]], and {{Ch|Jimmy Fallon}}.
*[[Homer]] says that Fallon ruined Cowbell, a reference to the "{{W|More Cowbell}}" sketch from ''[[Saturday Night Live]]''.
*A statue of [[Satoshi Nakamoto]], the creator of {{W|Bitcoin}}, is seen in the crypto-universe.
*The FOMOmeter includes the levels "saw a [[Twitter|Tweet]] about it", "mentioned on the ''{{W2|Today|American TV program}}'' show", and "{{W|Uber}} driver says 'go for it'".
*[[Kirk]] gives [[Milhouse]] [[Kahlua]], claiming it is chocolate milk.
*The scene where [[Milhouse]] and [[Ralph Wiggum]] are combined into a single person by the [[E-Z Funge Art Digitizer]], and then beg to be killed, is the plot of ''[[The Fly]].''
*A parody of {{W|Nyan Cat}} is seen in the front carriage, valued at $561,000.
*The "Jaded Ape" NFTs are a parody of {{W|Bored Ape}} NFTs.
*Homer says that he wants to be the guy who gives all his money to {{W|Bernie Madoff}}, an American fraudster and financier who was the admitted mastermind of the largest known Ponzi scheme in history.

=== Ei8ht ===
*The segment is a parody of the crime thriller film ''{{W2|Seven|1995 film|Se7en}}''.
*In the flashback, [[Sideshow Bob]] sings "[[He Is an Englishman]]" from ''{{W|H.M.S. Pinafore}}''. [[Lisa]] later plays the song before she kills Sideshow Bob.
*The scene where Lisa visits Sideshow Bob in prison to enlist his help in finding a serial killer is the plot of ''[[The Silence of the Lambs]]''
*When Lisa is dragged away she says that {{Ch|Oprah Winfrey|Oprah}} said that she turned her trauma into healing, a reference to Oprah's book “What Happened to You? Conversations on Trauma, Resilience, and Healing”.

=== Lout Break ===
*The segment is a parody of the [[1995]] film ''{{W2|Outbreak|film}}''.
*A parody of {{W2|Animal|Muppet}} from ''[[The Muppets]]'' is seen in [[Mr. Burns]]' life extension laboratory.
*[[Rod]] is seen reading the book ''[[My Life on Top]]'' by [[Carrot Top]].
*When Homer is giving his speech about why things should stay as they are, "{{W|God Save the King}}", the national anthem of the [[United Kingdom]], plays.
*Homer-Marge refers to [[Professor Frink]] as {{W2|Beaker|Muppet}}, a character from ''The Muppets''.
*The touring company of ''{{W2|Kinky Boots|musical}}'' were among the people turned into Homers.
*Professor Frink, Homer, and the other Homers all sing "[[Just Like Paradise]]" by {{W|David Lee Roth}}.
*In the Homer world, [[Guy Fieri]] is elected president.

=== Credits ===
*[[Brian Kelley]]'s credit "The Man With Two Brians" is a reference to ''{{W|The Man with Two Brains}}''.
*[[Carolyn Omine]]'s credit "Carolynvasion of the Ominesnatchers" is a reference to ''{{W|Invasion of the Body Snatchers}}''.
*[[Joel H. Cohen]]'s credit "Joel Wes Craven" is a reference to film director {{W|Wes Craven}}.
*[[J. Stewart Burns]]' credit "Dr. J Stewart & Mr. Burns" is a reference to {{W2|Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde|character}}.
*[[Dan Castellaneta]]'s producer credit "The Silence of the Dans" is a reference to ''[[The Silence of the Lambs]]''. His starring credit "Dan of the Dead" is a reference to ''{{W2|Dawn of the Dead|1978 film}}''.
*[[Dan Vebber]]'s producer credit "Buffy the Vebber Slayer" is a reference to ''{{W|Buffy the Vampire Slayer}}''.
*[[Ryan Koh]]'s credit "Ryamerican Psy-Koh" is a reference to ''{{W2|American Psycho|film}}''.
*[[Cesar Mazariegos]]' credit "Monster Mashariegos" is a reference to the song "{{W|Monster Mash}}".
*[[Mike Reiss]]' credit "Play Mike Reiss for Me" is a reference to ''{{W|Play Misty for Me}}''.
*[[Jessica Conrad]]'s producer credit "The Jessorcist" is a reference to ''{{W|The Exorcist}}''.
*[[David Silverman]]'s credit "Silverman by Night" is a reference to the [[Marvel]] TV special ''{{W2|Werewolf by Night|TV special}}'', which Silverman appeared in.
*[[Jeff Westbrook]]'s writer credit "A Guest of the Overlook" is a reference to the Overlook Hotel from ''[[The Shining]]''.
*[[Matt Selman]]'s credit "Stay Puft Mattselman Man" is a reference to the [[Stay Puft Marshmallow Man]] from ''[[Ghostbusters]]''.
*[[Dominique Braud]]'s credit "Glinda the Good Witch Braud" is a reference to {{W|Glinda|Glinda the Good Witch}} from ''[[The Wizard of Oz]]''.
*[[Tom Klein]]'s credit "The Kleining" is a reference to ''The Shining''.
*[[Hans Zimmer]]'s credit "Nosferatu Zimmer" is a reference to ''{{W|Nosferatu}}''.
*[[Scott Muller]]'s credit "Darth Mull" is a reference to [[Darth Maul]] from ''[[Star Wars]]''.
*[[Norm MacLeod]]'s credit "Norman "Bates" MacLeod" is a reference to {{W|Norman Bates}} from ''[[Psycho]]''.
*[[Kara Talve]]'s credit "Carrie Talve" is a reference to ''{{W2|Carrie|franchise}}''.
*[[Lisa Walder]]'s credit "Cruellisa De Walder (Taylor's Version)" is a reference to [[Cruella de Vil]] from ''{{W2|101 Dalmatians|franchise}}'' and {{W|Taylor Swift}}'s re-recorded albums, which are subtitled Taylor's Version.
*[[Nick Dahan]]'s credit "Nearly Headless Nick Dahan" is a reference to {{W|Hogwarts staff#Nearly Headless Nick|Nearly Headless Nick}} from ''[[Harry Potter]]''.
==Trivia==
*This marks the first time since "[[Treehouse of Horror XI]]", that [[Matt Groening]]'s scary name is completely different compared to the others he's previously had, in this case, "Splat Groening", which is a brand-new scary name.
**The last time Matt Groening had a brand-new scary name was during the opening of "Treehouse of Horror XI", where his scary name was "Bat Groin Injury" at the time.

== Continuity ==
=== Ei8ht ===
*The segment has an alternate version of "[[Cape Feare]]", where [[Sideshow Bob]] finally kills [[Bart]] successfully, unlike the original episode where he gets arrested by the police before his attempt to kill Bart after he successfully distracts him.
**At the begging of the flashback, it shows the date of October 7, 1993, which is the date the original "Cape Feare" episode was premiered.
**The flashback was presented in 4:3 aspect ratio, but it was later changed to 16:9 (removing vertical black bars) when it presents events that never happened in the original episode.

== Goofs ==
*In [[Moe's Tavern]] in "Lout Break", Homer-[[Louie]] is mistakenly colored with [[Principal Skinner]]'s colors.

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