Treehouse of Horror IV/References - Revision history

SolarBot: /* The Devil and Homer Simpson */replaced: == Cultural references == → == Cultural references == (10), == → == (10), == → == (10), {{w| → {{W| (2)

2022-11-25T16:21:39Z

‎The Devil and Homer Simpson: replaced: == Cultural references == → == Cultural references == (10), == → == (10), == → == (10), {{w| → {{W| (2)

Mythigator: /* The Devil and Homer Simpson */

2022-11-01T01:20:23Z

‎The Devil and Homer Simpson

SolarBot: /* Wraparounds */replaced: {{W|René Magritte}} → René Magritte

2021-12-11T23:17:46Z

‎Wraparounds: replaced: {{W|René Magritte}} → René Magritte

SolarBot: /* The Devil and Homer Simpson */replaced: {{w| → {{W|

2021-10-16T08:47:23Z

‎The Devil and Homer Simpson: replaced: {{w| → {{W|

SolarBot: replaced: {{W|Dracula}} → Dracula, {{W|Salvador Dalí}} → Salvador Dalí, {{W|M. C. Escher}} → M. C. Escher, {{W|The Munsters}} → The Munsters

2021-01-31T17:58:23Z

replaced: {{W|Dracula}} → Dracula, {{W|Salvador Dalí}} → Salvador Dalí, {{W|M. C. Escher}} → M. C. Escher, {{W|The Munsters}} → The Munsters

SolarBot: replaced: {{W|Van Gogh self-portrait (1889)|Van Gogh self-portrait}} → {{W2|Van Gogh self-portrait|1889}} (5)

2020-12-13T15:31:39Z

replaced: {{W|Van Gogh self-portrait (1889)|Van Gogh self-portrait}} → {{W2|Van Gogh self-portrait|1889}} (5)

Mythigator: /* Bart Simpson's Dracula */

2020-05-26T02:34:28Z

‎Bart Simpson's Dracula

Mythigator: /* The Devil and Homer Simpson */

2019-09-25T14:55:03Z

‎The Devil and Homer Simpson

Solar Dragon at 14:39, September 24, 2019

2019-09-24T14:39:13Z

Solar Dragon: /* Bart Simpson's Dracula */

2019-09-24T13:49:25Z

‎Bart Simpson's Dracula

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 === The Devil and Homer Simpson ===
-*"{{w|The Devil and Daniel Webster}}": The 1936 short story by {{w|Stephen Vincent Benét}} is referenced in the title and parodied throughout the segment.
+*"{{W|The Devil and Daniel Webster}}": The 1936 short story by {{W|Stephen Vincent Benét}} is referenced in the title and parodied throughout the segment.
 *The scene where [[Flanders the Devil]] became huge and monstrous was inspired by "Night on Bald Mountain", the final scene of ''{{W2|Fantasia|1940 film}}''.
 *The scene of Homer being forcefed donuts was inspired by the ''{{W|Merrie Melodies}}'' cartoon "{{W2|Pigs Is Pigs|1937 film}}".

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 === The Devil and Homer Simpson ===
 *The scene where [[Flanders the Devil]] became huge and monstrous was inspired by "Night on Bald Mountain", the final scene of ''{{W2|Fantasia|1940 film}}''.
 *The scene of Homer being forcefed donuts was inspired by the ''{{W|Merrie Melodies}}'' cartoon "{{W2|Pigs Is Pigs|1937 film}}".

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 **Homer chasing Bart in {{W|Ascending and Descending}} by [[M. C. Escher]].
 **Lisa in {{W|The Scream}} by {{W|Edvard Munch}}.
-**Bart in {{W|The Son of Man}} by {{W|René Magritte}}.
+**Bart in {{W|The Son of Man}} by [[René Magritte]].
 **{{W|Dogs Playing Poker}} by {{W|Cassius Marcellus Coolidge}}.
 *Marge mentions that maybe the viewers would rather listen to ''{{W2|The War of the Worlds|1938 radio drama}}'' rather than watch the episode.

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 *The [[demon technician]] mentioned that {{W|James Coco}} went mad in fifteen minutes from being forcefed donuts.
 *[[Lionel Hutz]] mentioned that he watched ''[[Matlock]]'' in a bar.
-*People in the Jury of the Damned include [[Lizzie Borden]], [[Benedict Arnold]], [[Blackbeard]], [[John Dillinger]], [[John Wilkes Booth]], {{w|1975–76 Philadelphia Flyers season|The Starting Line of the 1976 Philadelphia Flyers}}, and {{Ch|Richard Nixon}}.
+*People in the Jury of the Damned include [[Lizzie Borden]], [[Benedict Arnold]], [[Blackbeard]], [[John Dillinger]], [[John Wilkes Booth]], {{W|1975–76 Philadelphia Flyers season|The Starting Line of the 1976 Philadelphia Flyers}}, and {{Ch|Richard Nixon}}.
 *Richard Nixon mentioned that he wrote an article for ''[[Redbook]]''.
 *Lionel Hutz quoted the definition of a "contract" from ''{{W|Webster's Dictionary}}''.

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 **Homer in the {{W2|Van Gogh self-portrait|1889}}.
 **Lisa in {{W|Three Musicians}} by [[Pablo Picasso]].
-**Maggie and pacifiers in {{W|The Persistence of Memory}} by {{W|Salvador Dalí}}.
+**Maggie and pacifiers in {{W|The Persistence of Memory}} by [[Salvador Dalí]].
-**Homer chasing Bart in {{W|Ascending and Descending}} by {{W|M. C. Escher}}.
+**Homer chasing Bart in {{W|Ascending and Descending}} by [[M. C. Escher]].
 **Lisa in {{W|The Scream}} by {{W|Edvard Munch}}.
 **Bart in {{W|The Son of Man}} by {{W|René Magritte}}.
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 === Bart Simpson's Dracula ===
-*The segment is a parody of ''{{W|Dracula}}'' by {{W|Bram Stoker}}.
+*The segment is a parody of ''[[Dracula]]'' by {{W|Bram Stoker}}.
 *The visual style of the segment was inspired by {{W|Francis Coppola}}'s version of ''{{W|Bram Stoker's Dracula}}''
 *[[Eddie]] throws the {{W|Mona Lisa}} into a fire.
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 *"{{W|Hark! The Herald Angels Sing}}" plays at the end of the segment, performed by the Simpson family.
 *In the ending scene, [[Milhouse]] is playing the piano while [[Santa's Little Helper]] is dancing to the music, respectively referencing Schroeder and Snoopy from ''[[Peanuts]]''.
-*The credits music took inspiration from both ''{{W|The Munsters}}'' and ''{{W2|The Addams Family|1964 TV series}}''. The electric guitar was from ''The Munsters'' whilst the timing and the clicking was from ''The Addams Family''.
+*The credits music took inspiration from both ''[[The Munsters]]'' and ''{{W2|The Addams Family|1964 TV series}}''. The electric guitar was from ''The Munsters'' whilst the timing and the clicking was from ''The Addams Family''.
 == Trivia ==

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 *When the vampires start rising out of their coffins, Bart starts to make noises to get Lisa's attention. Lisa responds with "Please, Bart, I've seen your stupid Shemp.". Bart then makes different noises causing Lisa to say "Yeah, I've seen your Curly too." This is a reference to ''[[The Three Stooges]]''.
 *"{{W|Hark! The Herald Angels Sing}}" plays at the end of the segment, performed by the Simpson family.
-*In the ending scene, [[Milhouse]]-Schroeder is playing the piano, while [[Santa's Little Helper]]-Linus is dancing to the music, a reference to ''[[Peanuts]]''.
+*In the ending scene, [[Milhouse]] is playing the piano while [[Santa's Little Helper]] is dancing to the music, respectively referencing Schroeder and Snoopy from ''[[Peanuts]]''.
 *The credits music took inspiration from both ''{{W|The Munsters}}'' and ''{{W|The Addams Family (1964 TV series)|The Addams Family}}''. The electric guitar was from ''The Munsters'' whilst the timing and the clicking was from ''The Addams Family''.

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 *Lisa mentions ''{{W|Nosferatu}}''.
 *The foreword of Count Burns' book ''[[Yes, I Am a Vampire]]'' is written by {{Ch|Steve Allen}}.
 *"{{W|Hark! The Herald Angels Sing}}" plays at the end of the segment, performed by the Simpson family.
 *In the ending scene, [[Milhouse]]-Schroeder is playing the piano, while [[Santa's Little Helper]]-Linus is dancing to the music, a reference to ''[[Peanuts]]''.