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	Composer [[Alf Clausen]] was nominated for a {{W\|Primetime Emmy Award for Outstanding Music Composition for a Series}} in the {{W\|57th Primetime Emmy Awards}} for "Treehouse of Horror XV". However, it lost to "{{W2\|Pilot\|Lost}}" from ''[[Lost]]''.<ref>[https://www.emmys.com/awards/nominees-winners/2005/outstanding-music-composition-for-a-series-original-dramatic-score Television Academy - "Outstanding Music Composition for a Series (Dramatic Underscore) – 2005"]</ref>		Composer [[Alf Clausen]] was nominated for a {{W\|Primetime Emmy Award for Outstanding Music Composition for a Series}} in the {{W\|57th Primetime Emmy Awards}} for "Treehouse of Horror XV". However, it lost to "{{W2\|Pilot\|Lost}}" from ''[[Lost]]''.<ref>[https://www.emmys.com/awards/nominees-winners/2005/outstanding-music-composition-for-a-series-original-dramatic-score Television Academy - "Outstanding Music Composition for a Series (Dramatic Underscore) – 2005"]</ref>
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		+	== In other languages ==
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		+	\|deTrans=Four beheadings and one death
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		+	\|esName=La casa-árbol del terror XV
		+	\|esTrans=Treehouse of Horror XV
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		+	\|laName=La casita del horror XV
		+	\|laTrans=The little house of horror XV
		+	\|fr=yes
		+	\|frName=Simpson Horror Show XV
		+	\|frTrans=Simpson's Horror Show XV
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		+	\|quName=Spécial d'Halloween XV
		+	\|quTrans=Halloween Special XV
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		+	\|itName=La paura fa novanta XV
		+	\|itTrans=Fear makes ninety XV
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 == Synopsis ==
-{{Desc|In "The Ned Zone", [[Ned Flanders]] gains the power of foretelling people's deaths after suffering a head injury and is shocked to discover that he will be the one to kill [[Homer]]. In "Four Beheadings and a Funeral", set in Victorian [[London]], Master Detective {{ap|Eliza Simpson|Treehouse of Horror XV}} and her faithful sidekick, [[Dr. Bartley]], attempt to catch the Mutton Chop Murderer. In "In the Belly of the Boss", [[Maggie]] is shrunken inside a vitamin capsule in a freak science accident and is swallowed by [[Mr. Burns]], and the [[Simpson family|Simpsons]] go to save her.}}
+{{Synopsis|In "The Ned Zone", [[Ned Flanders]] gains the power of foretelling people's deaths after suffering a head injury and is shocked to discover that he will be the one to kill [[Homer]]. In "Four Beheadings and a Funeral", set in Victorian [[London]], Master Detective {{ap|Eliza Simpson|Treehouse of Horror XV}} and her faithful sidekick, [[Dr. Bartley]], attempt to catch the Mutton Chop Murderer. In "In the Belly of the Boss", [[Maggie]] is shrunken inside a vitamin capsule in a freak science accident and is swallowed by [[Mr. Burns]], and the [[Simpson family|Simpsons]] go to save her.}}
 == Plot ==

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-"'''Treehouse of Horror XV'''" is the first episode of [[season 16]] of ''[[The Simpsons]]'' and the three hundred thirty-sixth episode overall. It is also the fifteenth installment in the [[Treehouse of Horror series|''Treehouse of Horror'' series]] and consists of three parts. It originally aired on November 7, [[2004]]. The episode was written by [[Bill Odenkirk]] and directed by [[David Silverman]].
+"'''Treehouse of Horror XV'''" is the first episode of [[Season 16|broadcast season 16]] of ''[[The Simpsons]]'' and the three hundred thirty-sixth episode overall. It is also the fifteenth installment in the [[Treehouse of Horror series|''Treehouse of Horror'' series]] and consists of three parts. It originally aired on November 7, [[2004]]. The episode was written by [[Bill Odenkirk]] and directed by [[David Silverman]].
 == Synopsis ==

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 == Synopsis ==
-{{Desc|In "The Ned Zone," [[Ned Flanders]] gains the power of foretelling people's deaths after suffering a head injury, and is shocked to discover that he will be the one to kill [[Homer]]. In "Four Beheadings and a Funeral," set in Victorian [[London]], where Master Detective Eliza Simpson and her faithful sidekick, Dr. Bartley, attempt to catch The Muttonchop Murderer, a Jack the Ripper-esque serial killer. In "In the Belly of the Boss," [[Maggie]] is shrunken inside a vitamin capsule in a freak science accident and is swallowed by [[Mr. Burns]].}}
+{{Desc|In "The Ned Zone", [[Ned Flanders]] gains the power of foretelling people's deaths after suffering a head injury and is shocked to discover that he will be the one to kill [[Homer]]. In "Four Beheadings and a Funeral", set in Victorian [[London]], Master Detective {{ap|Eliza Simpson|Treehouse of Horror XV}} and her faithful sidekick, [[Dr. Bartley]], attempt to catch the Mutton Chop Murderer. In "In the Belly of the Boss", [[Maggie]] is shrunken inside a vitamin capsule in a freak science accident and is swallowed by [[Mr. Burns]], and the [[Simpson family|Simpsons]] go to save her.}}
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 == Plot ==
 === Opening sequence ===
-On ''[[Keepin' It Kodos]]'', [[Kodos]] comes home and asks [[Kang]] if dinner is ready yet as their boss will be there any minute. Kodos then opens up the oven and sees that the [[Simpson family]] are being cooked in various ways. Whilst most of the family is fine with what is happening, [[Bart]] is in horrible pain. After the boss arrives and eats dinner, he says that he is so full he could burst. His stomach then bursts open and Bart falls out. The boss then gives Kang and Kodos a hyper-galactic promotion. When Bart is sad that he has no family anymore, Kang, Kodos, and their boss embrace Bart and tells him that he does now.
+On ''[[Keepin' It Kodos]]'', [[Kodos]] comes home and asks [[Kang]] if dinner is ready yet as their boss will be there any minute. Kodos then opens up the oven and sees that the [[Simpson family]] are being cooked in various ways. While most of the family is fine with what is happening, [[Bart]] is in horrible pain. After the boss arrives and eats dinner, he says that he is so full he could burst. His stomach then bursts open and Bart falls out. The boss then gives Kang and Kodos a hyper-galactic promotion. When Bart is sad that he has no family anymore, Kang, Kodos, and their boss embrace Bart and tell him that he does now.
 === The Ned Zone ===
 [[File:The Ned Zone Title card.png|thumb]]
-[[Homer]] is throwing a bowling ball on the roof of the house in an attempt to get his Frisbee down. After one more throw, the bowling ball bounces off the chimney and hits [[Ned Flanders]] on the head, knocking him out. Homer then finds his Frisbee on the ground. At the [[Springfield General Hospital]], [[Dr. Hibbert]] tells Ned that he nearly died of a brain tumor, but the bowling ball knocked it out of his head. Ned and Hibbert shake hands and Ned sees a vision of Dr. Hibbert falling to his death. Hibbert then goes to open the window and Homer asks if he can get his Frisbee from the ledge. As Hibbert leans out the window, he falls to his death. After leaving the hospital, Ned panics over the vision he had. Ned then helps [[Moleman]] down from some power lines, but upon catching him, sees a vision of Moleman being eaten by alligators. Ned then drops Moleman into the sewer where he is quickly attacked by the alligators from the vision.
+[[Homer]] is throwing a bowling ball on the roof of the house in an attempt to get his Frisbee down. After one more throw, the bowling ball bounces off the chimney and hits [[Ned Flanders]] on the head, knocking him out. Homer then finds his Frisbee on the ground. At the [[Springfield General Hospital]], [[Dr. Hibbert]] tells Ned that he nearly died of a brain tumor, but the bowling ball knocked it out of his head. Ned and Hibbert shake hands, and Ned sees a vision of Dr. Hibbert falling to his death. Hibbert then goes to open the window, and Homer asks if he can get his Frisbee from the ledge. As Hibbert leans out the window, he falls to his death. After leaving the hospital, Ned panics over the vision he had. Ned then helps [[Moleman]] down from some power lines, but upon catching him, sees a vision of Moleman being eaten by alligators. Ned then drops Moleman into the sewer, where he is quickly attacked by the alligators from the vision.
-Homer approaches Ned and asks what's wrong, and Ned tells Homer about the visions he has. Homer gets excited and tells Ned to try him and Ned sees a vision of himself shooting Homer. To avoid this, Ned decides to move away from town so he can't shoot Homer. However, Homer doesn't believe that Ned could kill him and gets [[Chief Wiggum]] to give over his gun to try and get Ned to shoot him. Despite Homer's attempts to get Ned to shoot him, Ned throws the gun into the woodchipper and changes the future. Ned then hugs Homer, but sees a vision of Homer blowing up the entire town at the [[Nuclear Power Plant]]. Homer decides to go to the Plant anyway as it's [[Lenny]]'s birthday and they're having ice cream cake.
+Homer approaches Ned and asks what's wrong, and Ned tells Homer about the visions he has. Homer gets excited and tells Ned to try him, and Ned sees a vision of himself shooting Homer. To avoid this, Ned decides to move away from town so he can't shoot Homer. However, Homer doesn't believe that Ned could kill him and gets [[Chief Wiggum]] to give over his gun to try and get Ned to shoot him. Despite Homer's attempts to get Ned to shoot him, Ned throws the gun into the woodchipper and changes the future. Ned then hugs Homer but sees a vision of Homer blowing up the entire town at the [[Nuclear Power Plant]]. Homer decides to go to the Plant anyway, as it's [[Lenny]]'s birthday and they're having ice cream cake.
-At the Power Plant, Ned arrives and tells Homer to not press the core destruct button. Homer mishears him through the intercom and decides to press the button since Ned told him to. As he goes to do so, Ned grabs a gun from a security guard and shoots Homer through the glass. Homer stumbles backwards and forwards before landing on the console, near the button. This leaves Ned feeling relieved, until Homer rolls over, again missing the button. As Homer appears to go still, Ned is relieved again until Homer's tongue comes out, hitting the button and blowing up the Power Plant. As Homer and Ned arrive in [[Heaven]], [[Marge]] confronts Homer and tells him the garage also made it to Heaven so he can clean it. [[God]] then gives Homer his Frisbee and takes Homer to the buffet.
+At the Power Plant, Ned arrives and tells Homer not to press the core destruct button. Homer mishears him through the intercom and decides to press the button since Ned told him to. As he goes to do so, Ned grabs a gun from a security guard and shoots Homer through the glass. Homer stumbles backward and forward before landing on the console, near the button. This leaves Ned feeling relieved until Homer rolls over, again missing the button. As Homer appears to go still, Ned is relieved again until Homer's tongue comes out, hitting the button and blowing up the Power Plant. As Homer and Ned arrive in [[Heaven]], [[Marge]] confronts Homer and tells him the garage also made it to Heaven so he can clean it. [[God]] then gives Homer his Frisbee and takes Homer to the buffet.
 === Four Beheadings and a Funeral ===
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-In [[London]] in 1890, a mysterious figure approaches a harlot and eventually stabs her to death. At [[Scotland Yard]], [[Inspector Wiggum]], [[Lou]] and [[Eddie]] examine the body and deduce that she was a victim of the Mutton Chop Murderer. {{ap|Eliza Simpson|Treehouse of Horror XV}} and [[Dr. Bartley]] then arrive to try and solve the case themselves. After Inspector Wiggum arrests [[Apu]], despite the lack of evidence, Simpson and Bartley go off to solve the crime themselves. They go to the [[Emporium of Exotica]] where [[Comic Book Guy]] identifies the murder weapon as part of the Swords of Osiris, which he had sold. As he went to the back room to fetch his ledger, he is stabbed by the Mutton Chop Murderer and dies. Simpson and Bartley take the ledger and find that the swords were bought by [[C. Montgomery Scrooge]].
+In [[London]] in 1890, a mysterious figure approaches a harlot and eventually stabs her to death. At [[Scotland Yard]], [[Inspector Wiggum]], [[Lou]], and [[Eddie]] examine the body and deduce that she was a victim of the Mutton Chop Murderer. {{ap|Eliza Simpson|Treehouse of Horror XV}} and [[Dr. Bartley]] then arrive to try and solve the case themselves. After Inspector Wiggum arrests [[Apu]], despite the lack of evidence, Simpson and Bartley go off to solve the crime themselves. They go to the [[Emporium of Exotica]], where [[Comic Book Guy]] identifies the murder weapon as part of the Swords of Osiris, which he had sold. As he goes to the back room to fetch his ledger, he is stabbed by the Mutton Chop Murderer and dies. Simpson and Bartley take the ledger and find that the swords were bought by [[C. Montgomery Scrooge]].
-Simpson and Bartley go to [[Mao's]] in the [[Opium District]] to find Burns. Burns says that he did buy the Swords, but sold them so he could buy opium. He then identifies Homer as the person he sold them to, who happened to be at Mao's at the time. Simpson and Bartley chase Homer through the opium den until he is captured by Inspector Wiggum. After leaving the den, Simpson and Bartley find another victim of the Mutton Chop Murderer and realize that Homer wasn't the culprit.
+Simpson and Bartley go to [[Mao's]] in the [[Opium District]] to find Burns. Burns says that he did buy the Swords but sold them so he could buy opium. He then identifies Homer as the person he sold them to, who happens to be at Mao's at the time. Simpson and Bartley chase Homer through the opium den until he is captured by Inspector Wiggum. After leaving the den, Simpson and Bartley find another victim of the Mutton Chop Murderer and realize that Homer isn't the culprit.
-At the public execution of Homer, Simpson and Bartley take the stage to reveal that the handle of the sword used to kill the latest victim smelled like eel pie, the favorite food of Inspector Wiggum. Wiggum tries to defend himself but Lou reveals that he also has mutton chops under his hat. Wiggum says that he wanted to do a crime that even Eliza Simpson couldn't solve before he runs away and is chased by Simpson and Bartley. Wiggum gets into a hot air balloon and flies off until he is hit by a Victorian [[UFO]] piloted by Kang and Kodos. Back in Mao's, [[Ralph]] says that he had the craziest dream, but Wiggum tells him that he's still in the dream. Ralph and Inspector Wiggum then fly off in a fantasy world on a flying bed.
+At the public execution of Homer, Simpson and Bartley take the stage to reveal that the handle of the sword used to kill the latest victim smelled like eel pie, the favorite food of Inspector Wiggum. Wiggum tries to defend himself, but Lou reveals that he also has mutton chops under his hat. Wiggum says that he wanted to do a crime that even Eliza Simpson couldn't solve before he runs away and is chased by Simpson and Bartley. Wiggum gets into a hot air balloon and flies off until he is hit by a Victorian [[UFO]] piloted by Kang and Kodos. Back in Mao's, [[Ralph]] says that he had the craziest dream, but Wiggum tells him that he's still in the dream. Ralph and Inspector Wiggum then fly off in a fantasy world on a flying bed.
 === In the Belly of the Boss ===
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-At the New Invention Expo, [[Professor Frink]] shows off his combination of a large capsule full of medication for a lifetime and shrink ray, to shrink it down. [[Maggie]] sees the capsule full of what she thinks are toy balls and climbs into it before Frink uses the shrink ray on it. [[Mr. Burns]] swallows the pill with Maggie inside, which Marge realizes when she hears Maggie inside Burns. Professor Frink then has the Simpsons take his Bionaut ship and shrink down so they can enter Burns and rescue Maggie.
+At the New Invention Expo, [[Professor Frink]] shows off his combination of a large capsule full of medication for a lifetime and a shrink ray to shrink it down. [[Maggie]] sees the capsule full of what she thinks are toy balls and climbs into it before Frink uses the shrink ray on it. [[Mr. Burns]] swallows the pill with Maggie inside, which Marge realizes when she hears Maggie inside Burns. Professor Frink then has the Simpsons take his Bionaut ship and shrink down so they can enter Burns and rescue Maggie.
-After the Simpsons are injected into Mr. Burns, they travel through Burns' bloodstream until Homer puts his foot down on the accelerator and they crash into Burns' heart. The family leaves the ship to dislodge the ship and then continue to try and find Maggie, with Homer deciding to press every button at the same time to get there "super fast". This causes an explosion within Mr. Burns. Eventually, the family gets to Maggie and saves her, but the addition of Maggie puts the ship overweight. Homer is chosen to stay behind so that the rest of the family can escape with Maggie. As Frink starts to discuss a plan to rescue Homer before he grows again, Homer grows inside Burns, leaving him pushing through Burns' skin.
+After the Simpsons are injected into Mr. Burns, they travel through Burns' bloodstream until Homer puts his foot down on the accelerator and they crash into Burns' heart. The family leaves the ship to dislodge the ship and then continue to try and find Maggie, with Homer deciding to press every button at the same time to get there "super fast." This causes an explosion within Mr. Burns. Eventually, the family gets to Maggie and saves her, but the addition of Maggie puts the ship overweight. Homer is chosen to stay behind so that the rest of the family can escape with Maggie. As Frink starts to discuss a plan to rescue Homer before he grows again, Homer grows inside Burns, leaving him pushing through Burns' skin.
 The Simpsons and Burns go to [[The Gilded Truffle]] for a meal. Burns says that he's full, but Homer makes him continue to eat. Homer and Burns then get up and start to sing "[[I've Got You Under My Skin]]", with characters from each segment joining them to dance.

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