Treehouse of Horror V/References - Revision history

69.255.225.138: I found another goof in the "Nightmare Cafeteria" segment. It is at the runtime of (18:28-18:36).

2022-10-18T21:45:32Z

I found another goof in the "Nightmare Cafeteria" segment. It is at the runtime of (18:28-18:36).

Solar Dragon: /* Nightmare Cafeteria */

2022-09-19T11:57:49Z

‎Nightmare Cafeteria

Solar Dragon at 15:55, September 18, 2022

2022-09-18T15:55:21Z

Solar Dragon: /* Trivia */

2022-09-18T13:02:31Z

‎Trivia

Solar Dragon at 13:01, September 18, 2022

2022-09-18T13:01:50Z

Solar Dragon: Undo revision 1151536 by MisterSheeple (talk)That's a stretch

2022-05-02T10:41:28Z

Undo revision 1151536 by MisterSheeple (talk)That's a stretch

MisterSheeple: /* The Shinning */ Added information about a brief Wallace and Gromit reference

2022-05-01T23:54:40Z

‎The Shinning: Added information about a brief Wallace and Gromit reference

Solar Dragon: /* Goofs */

2022-01-16T13:10:31Z

‎Goofs

SolarBot: replaced: {{w| → {{W| (13)

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SolarBot: replaced: == Cultural references == → == Cultural references == (9), == → == (9), == → == (9), * → * (4), == → ==

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replaced: == Cultural references == → == Cultural references == (9), == → == (9), == → == (9), * → * (4), == → ==

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 === Nightmare Cafeteria ===
 *[[Wendell]] is seen in Bart's class before he goes to detention. However, when he reaches detention, Wendell is seen in that room. He is later seen in the cafeteria.
 *During "Nightmare Cafeteria", [[Mrs. Krabappel]] is shown to have become obese from eating the detention students. Yet in the scene where the [[Springfield Elementary School|Springfield Elementary]] staff are chasing [[Bart]], [[Lisa]] and [[Milhouse]], which takes place only minutes later, Mrs. Krabappel is back to her regular size.

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	=== Nightmare Cafeteria ===		=== Nightmare Cafeteria ===
		+	*The name of the segment is a reference to the sci-fi TV series ''{{W\|Nightmare Cafe}}''.
	*[[Principal Skinner]] hits on the idea of serving students as food to solve the problem of overcrowding, similar to the plot of ''{{ap\|Soylent Green\|film}}''.		*[[Principal Skinner]] hits on the idea of serving students as food to solve the problem of overcrowding, similar to the plot of ''{{ap\|Soylent Green\|film}}''.

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 == Cultural references ==
 === Opening sequence ===
-*During [[Marge]]'s introduction, a black-and-white movie clip appears which is ostensibly from a {{W|Glenn Ford}} movie called ''200 Miles to Oregon''. There is no such actual movie with that title, but it may be a pun on or reference to the original ''{{W2|3:10 to Yuma|1957 film}}'', in which Glenn Ford starred as Ben Wade.
+*During [[Marge]]'s introduction, a black-and-white movie clip appears which is ostensibly from a {{W|Glenn Ford}} movie called ''[[200 Miles to Oregon]]''. There is no such actual movie with that title, but it may be a pun on or reference to the original ''{{W2|3:10 to Yuma|1957 film}}'', in which Glenn Ford starred as Ben Wade.
 *[[Bart]]'s introduction (where his voice appears as waves on an oscilloscope) is a parody of the Control Voice's introduction in the 1960s TV series ''{{W2|The Outer Limits|1963 TV series}}''.

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 :2. By [[Maggie]] in "Time and Punishment", when he says he can help Homer get back to his own time. Maggie then says to Homer, "This is indeed a disturbing universe", in [[James Earl Jones]]'s voice.
 :3. By [[Principal Skinner]] in "Nightmare Cafeteria", when he tries to save [[Bart]], [[Lisa]] and [[Milhouse]] from being eaten by the teachers. This time after Willie is hit, he says, "Ach, I'm bad at this."
 *When Skinner tells [[Bart]] that he will enjoy devouring him, he adds, "I believe I'll start as you've so often suggested, by eating your shorts". This references one of Bart's trademark catchphrases: "[[Eat My Shorts!]]"
 *[[Groundskeeper Willie]] thinks "Why you little!", the expression [[Homer]] usually uses on [[Bart]].

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 === The Shinning ===
-*''[[The Shining]]'' - Punned in the title and referenced throughout the segment.
+*The segment is a parody of ''[[The Shining]]''.
 **[[Groundskeeper Willie]] and [[Moe]] are parallels of the characters Dick Halloran and Lloyd the bartender, respectively.
 **[[Maggie]] spells "REDRUM" with her blocks when [[Homer]] tries to watch the TV.
-**Analogous to Jack Torrance endlessly typing "All work and no play makes Jack a dull boy", Homer writes "No TV and no beer make Homer go crazy" all over the walls. The only thing Homer types is "Feelin' fine," which briefly reassures [[Marge]], until a lightning flash reveals the writing on the walls.
+**Analogous to {{W|Jack Torrance}} endlessly typing "All work and no play makes Jack a dull boy", Homer writes "No TV and no beer make Homer go crazy" all over the walls. The only thing Homer types is "Feelin' fine," which briefly reassures [[Marge]], until a lightning flash reveals the writing on the walls.
 **After Marge discovers that Homer has written "No TV and no beer make Homer go crazy" all over the walls, Homer bursts through a door, scaring her, and asks what she thinks of his book. In ''The Shining'', Jack sneaks up on Wendy and asks her what she thinks of his play.
 **Homer does a "Heeeere's Johnny!" scene similar to Jack Torrance, but Homer breaks into two wrong rooms before finding the family.
 **Marge defends herself from Homer with a bat and later locks Homer in a dry food cellar, similar to what Wendy does to Jack.
 *Among Moe's gang of "ghouls" are the following:
 **[[Freddy Krueger]] from the ''{{W2|A Nightmare on Elm Street|franchise}}'' movies.
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 **The Wolfman from {{W2|The Wolf Man|1941 film|the movie of the same name}}.
 **The Mummy from {{W2|The Mummy|1932 film|the movie of the same name}}.
-*{{W|Scotchgard}} - When Homer hits Willie in the back with an axe, Marge says that she hopes the rug was Scotchgarded.
+*Among the names Homer calls out when breaking down doors are {{Ch|David Letterman}}, [[Mike Wallace]], [[Morley Safer]], [[Ed Bradley]], and [[Andy Rooney]]. The latter four were on the talk show ''{{W|60 Minutes}}''.
-*''{{W|A Chorus Line}}'' - A parody of the song "One" plays on the portable TV when the Simpsons are frozen in the snow. It is also played during the closing sequence.
+*When Homer hits Willie in the back with an axe, Marge says that she hopes the rug was {{W|Scotchgard}}ed.
 === Time and Punishment ===
-*''{{W|Crime and Punishment}}'' - The classic novel by {{W|Fyodor Dostoyevsky|Dostoyevsky}} is punned in the title.
+*The name of the segment is a reference to ''{{W|Crime and Punishment}}'' by {{W|Fyodor Dostoyevsky}}.
-*''{{W|The Rocky and Bullwinkle Show}}'' - [[Mister Peabody]] and [[Sherman]] appear during [[Homer]]'s first trip back in time and [[Kang]] and [[Kodos]] transforms into them in one of the possible future.
+*[[Mister Peabody]] and [[Sherman]] from ''{{W|The Rocky and Bullwinkle Show}}'' appear during [[Homer]]'s first trip back in time and [[Kang]] and [[Kodos]] transforms into them in one of the possible future.
-*''[[Jurassic Park]]'' - When Homer first arrives in the past, he says, "I've gone back to the time when dinosaurs weren't just confined to zoos!"
+*When Homer first arrives in the past, he says, "I've gone back to the time when dinosaurs weren't just confined to zoos!", a reference to ''[[Jurassic Park]]''.
-*''{{W|Nineteen Eighty-Four|1984}}'' references:
+*References to ''{{W|Nineteen Eighty-Four}}'' by {{W|George Orwell}}:
 **[[Ned Flanders]] being the absolute lord and master of the world, similar to {{W2|Big Brother|Nineteen Eighty-Four}}.
 **Video screens record everything, while everyone is required to watch any official announcements made via the screens, reminiscent of the {{W|Telescreen|telescreens}}.
 **Portraits of Flanders where the eyes follow the viewer, similar to portraits of Big Brother.
-*''[[Terminator]]'': When Ned speaks to everyone via video, the screen rises up from the kitchen floor, similar to the {{W|T-1000}} in the mental hospital scene of ''{{W|Terminator 2: Judgment Day|Terminator 2}}''.
+*When Ned speaks to everyone via video, the screen rises up from the kitchen floor, similar to the {{W|T-1000}} in the mental hospital scene of ''{{W|Terminator 2: Judgment Day|Terminator 2}}''.
-*According to the DVD commentary for the last Season 8 episode of ''[[Stargate SG-1]]'' "Moebius", Part 2, the last line pronounced by {{W|Jack O'Neill}} ("''Close enough''") is a reference to "Treehouse of Horror V".
+*When Homer sits on the Darwin fish, he says "I wish, I wish I hadn't killed that fish", a reference to "I Wish I Were a Fish" from ''{{W|The Incredible Mr. Limpet}}''.
-*[[Flintstones]]: One of the possible futures transformations of the [[Simpsons House]] is a stone house from the show.
+*One of the possible futures transformations of the [[Simpsons House]] is a stone house from ''[[The Flintstones]]''.
 === Nightmare Cafeteria ===
-*''{{ap|Soylent Green|film}}'' - [[Principal Skinner]] hits on the idea of serving students as food to solve the problem of overcrowding, similar to the movie's plot.
+*[[Principal Skinner]] hits on the idea of serving students as food to solve the problem of overcrowding, similar to the plot of ''{{ap|Soylent Green|film}}''.
 === Closing Sequence ===
-*The song the inside-out Simpsons and [[Groundskeeper Willie]] sing and dance to is a parody of "One" from ''{{W|A Chorus Line}}''. It is also played at the end of "The Shinning".
+*The song the inside-out Simpsons and [[Groundskeeper Willie]] sing and dance to is a parody of "[[One]]" from ''{{W|A Chorus Line}}''.
 == Trivia ==
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 *The overcrowded detention room in this episode had a similar role in "[[Waverly Hills 9-0-2-1-D'oh]]", except the classrooms were overcrowded.
 *[[Groundskeeper Willie]] thinks "Why you little!", the expression [[Homer]] usually uses on [[Bart]].
 == Goofs ==
 *When [[Lisa]] told [[Homer]] that his hand was jammed in the toaster, when the whole family screamed, Lisa's lips didn't move.
 *The time Homer travels back to is the Cretaceous period meaning {{W|Stegosaurus}} and {{W|Megatherium}} shouldn't be there, Stegosaurus since it would have been extinct by then and Megatherium because they didn't evolve until 55 million years later.
 *During "Nightmare Cafeteria", [[Mrs. Krabappel]] is shown to have become obese from eating the detention students. Yet in the scene where the [[Springfield Elementary School|Springfield Elementary]] staff are chasing [[Bart]], [[Lisa]] and [[Milhouse]], which takes place only minutes later, Mrs. Krabappel is back to her regular size.
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-== Cultural references  ==
+== Cultural references ==
 === Opening sequence ===
 *During [[Marge]]'s introduction, a black-and-white movie clip appears which is ostensibly from a {{w|Glenn Ford}} movie called ''200 Miles to Oregon''. There is no such actual movie with that title, but it may be a pun on or reference to the original ''{{W2|3:10 to Yuma|1957 film}}'', in which Glenn Ford starred as Ben Wade.
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 === Time and Punishment ===
-* ''{{w|Crime and Punishment}}'' - The classic novel by {{w|Fyodor Dostoyevsky|Dostoyevsky}} is punned in the title.
+*''{{w|Crime and Punishment}}'' - The classic novel by {{w|Fyodor Dostoyevsky|Dostoyevsky}} is punned in the title.
-* ''{{w|The Rocky and Bullwinkle Show}}'' - [[Mister Peabody]] and [[Sherman]] appear during [[Homer]]'s first trip back in time and [[Kang]] and [[Kodos]] transforms into them in one of the possible future.
+*''{{w|The Rocky and Bullwinkle Show}}'' - [[Mister Peabody]] and [[Sherman]] appear during [[Homer]]'s first trip back in time and [[Kang]] and [[Kodos]] transforms into them in one of the possible future.
-* ''[[Jurassic Park]]'' - When Homer first arrives in the past, he says, "I've gone back to the time when dinosaurs weren't just confined to zoos!"
+*''[[Jurassic Park]]'' - When Homer first arrives in the past, he says, "I've gone back to the time when dinosaurs weren't just confined to zoos!"
-* ''{{w|Nineteen Eighty-Four|1984}}'' references:
+*''{{w|Nineteen Eighty-Four|1984}}'' references:
 **[[Ned Flanders]] being the absolute lord and master of the world, similar to {{W2|Big Brother|Nineteen Eighty-Four}}.
 **Video screens record everything, while everyone is required to watch any official announcements made via the screens, reminiscent of the {{w|Telescreen|telescreens}}.