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 *The ending song is the first time the main theme has been used for a song sung by the Simpsons.
 *Due to the entire first segment being black and white (including the scary name credits near the beginning), the closing credits are the same and white text. Therefore, this is the only Treehouse of Horror episode to not use green closing credits.
-* This was the first Treehouse of Horror to premiere in HD; the first standard episode to premiere in this format is "Take My Life, Please" from Season 20.
+*This was the first Treehouse of Horror to premiere in HD; the first standard episode to premiere in this format is "Take My Life, Please" from Season 20.
 == Goofs ==
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 *In the second segment, no one stops to think that the burger that Bart eats is a regular burger that isn't tainted.
 **In the same segment, everyone reacts as if the disease is taking place everywhere. However, Krusty Burger only operates in Springfield.
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 **The [[Werewolf]] as {{Ch|Harry Potter}}.
 **The [[Mummy]] as [[Jack Sparrow|Captain Jack Sparrow]].
-**[[Count Dracula]] as [[Iron Man]].
+**{{ap|Count Dracula|monster}} as [[Iron Man]].
 *Costumes at the party:
 **[[Lenny]] and [[Carl]] - [[The Blues Brothers]].

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 *The ending song is the first time the main theme has been used for a song sung by the Simpsons.
 *Due to the entire first segment being black and white (including the scary name credits near the beginning), the closing credits are the same and white text. Therefore, this is the only Treehouse of Horror episode to not use green closing credits.
 == Goofs ==

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 *The bullies' costumes are:
 **[[Jimbo]] - The {{W2|Master Chief|Halo}} from ''{{W2|Halo|series}}''.
-**[[Kearney]] - {{W2|The Joker|The Dark Knight}}, as portrayed by {{w|Heath Ledger}} in ''{{W2|The Dark Knight|film}}''.
+**[[Kearney]] - {{W2|The Joker|The Dark Knight}}, as portrayed by {{W|Heath Ledger}} in ''{{W2|The Dark Knight|film}}''.
 **[[Dolph]] - Could be either [[Spider-Man]] or {{W2|Venom|comics}}, as he is wearing the black-and-white costume.
 *Jimbo mentions {{W|Turner Classic Movies}}.
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 *The segment is a pastiche of numerous [[Alfred Hitchcock]] films:
-**''{{w|Dial M for Murder}}'' is referenced in the segment title.
+**''{{W|Dial M for Murder}}'' is referenced in the segment title.
-**The main plot derives from ''{{w|Strangers on a Train}}'', where two men plot to kill off each others' enemies.
+**The main plot derives from ''{{W|Strangers on a Train}}'', where two men plot to kill off each others' enemies.
-**During the scene where [[Lisa]] chases [[Bart]], the title music from ''{{w|North by Northwest}}'' plays, and the scene includes other elements of ''North by Northwest'', ''{{w|Vertigo}}'' and other Hitchcock movies. Hitchcock himself is shown in a brief cameo stepping out of a bus.
+**During the scene where [[Lisa]] chases [[Bart]], the title music from ''{{W|North by Northwest}}'' plays, and the scene includes other elements of ''North by Northwest'', ''{{W|Vertigo}}'' and other Hitchcock movies. Hitchcock himself is shown in a brief cameo stepping out of a bus.
 *[[Hubert Wong]] is a reference to {{IS|Amy Wong}} from ''[[Futurama]]''. He looks similar to her and has the same last name. His first name is also a reference to {{IS|Hubert Farnsworth}}.
 === Don't Have a Cow, Mankind ===
 *The segment title is a reference to Bart's catchphrase "Don't have a cow, Man!"
-*The segment is a parody of both ''{{w|28 Days Later}}'' and ''{{w|Children of Men}}'', in that a plague of pseudo zombies are ravaging the world and a child holds the key to mankind's salvation and must be protected at all costs.
+*The segment is a parody of both ''{{W|28 Days Later}}'' and ''{{W|Children of Men}}'', in that a plague of pseudo zombies are ravaging the world and a child holds the key to mankind's salvation and must be protected at all costs.
-*The start of the Muncher outbreak is based on ''{{w|Zombieland}}'', which also has Mad Cow disease infested zombies.
+*The start of the Muncher outbreak is based on ''{{W|Zombieland}}'', which also has Mad Cow disease infested zombies.
 *When [[742 Evergreen Terrace|the Simpson home]] is about to be overrun by Munchers, [[Rainier Wolfcastle]] bursts through the front door and says, "Come with me if you want to live!", echoing a frequently heard catchphrase from the ''[[Terminator]]'' franchise.
 === There's No Business Like Moe Business ===
-*The title is a wordplay on the song "{{w|There's No Business Like Show Business}}", which first appeared in the 1946 musical ''{{W2|Annie Get Your Gun|musical}}'' and later in the 1954 musical ''{{W2|There's No Business Like Show Business|film}}''.
+*The title is a wordplay on the song "{{W|There's No Business Like Show Business}}", which first appeared in the 1946 musical ''{{W2|Annie Get Your Gun|musical}}'' and later in the 1954 musical ''{{W2|There's No Business Like Show Business|film}}''.
 *The segment is a parody of ''{{W2|Sweeney Todd: The Demon Barber of Fleet Street|2007 film}}''.
 *At the end, the segment segues into a brief closing sequence where the cast of "There's No Business Like Moe Business" sing the song "[[Number XX]]" to the tune of the Simpsons [[Theme Song]].

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-*The segment is a pastiche of numerous {{w|Alfred Hitchcock}} films:
+*The segment is a pastiche of numerous [[Alfred Hitchcock]] films:
 **''{{w|Dial M for Murder}}'' is referenced in the segment title.
 **The main plot derives from ''{{w|Strangers on a Train}}'', where two men plot to kill off each others' enemies.

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 == Goofs ==
-*In the second segment, when Bart and Homer initially step outside and Homer blows their cover, Kirk Van Houten is seen in the back right of the muncher mob breaking down the front door to try to get to the Simpsons. Yet, when they make it to the safe zone, Mr. Van Houten is clearly seen in the front of the crowd before the Simpsons push themselves through. While it may be a goof, it could also be someone similar to him, though the physical features are astonishingly alike.
+*In the second segment, when Bart and Homer initially step outside and Homer blows their cover, [[Kirk Van Houten]] is seen in the back right of the muncher mob breaking down the front door to try to get to the Simpsons. Yet, when they make it to the safe zone, Mr. Van Houten is clearly seen in the front of the crowd before the Simpsons push themselves through. While it may be a goof, it could also be someone similar to him, though the physical features are astonishingly alike.
-*At the beginning of the second segment, a yellow mouth with no body can be seen near the center of the screen for a few seconds shortly after a zombie Mr Teeny appears. The mouth looks to be similar in shape to Mr Teeny's mouth.
+*At the beginning of the second segment, a yellow mouth with no body can be seen near the center of the screen for a few seconds shortly after a zombie [[Mr. Teeny]] appears. The mouth looks to be similar in shape to Mr. Teeny's mouth.
-*Ralph Wiggum is seen as a muncher eating his own arms. Yet he is seen happy and healthy at the end of the segment. Of course this could mean that Bart's immunity also doubles as a cure for the already infected. You can see Homer is still in his "muncher cage" behaving like a muncher.
+*[[Ralph Wiggum]] is seen as a muncher eating his own arms. Yet, he is seen happy and healthy at the end of the segment. Of course this could mean that Bart's immunity also doubles as a cure for the already infected. You can see Homer is still in his "muncher cage" behaving like a muncher.
 *In the first segment, Mrs. Krabappel goes into her apartment without unlocking her door.
 *After Homer becomes a muncher, the gun turns into a single barrel.

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 **[[Kearney]] - {{w|The Joker (The Dark Knight)|The Joker}}, as portrayed by {{w|Heath Ledger}} in ''{{w|The Dark Knight (film)|The Dark Knight}}''.
 **[[Dolph]] - Could be either [[Spider-Man]] or {{w|Venom (comics)|Venom}}, as he is wearing the black-and-white costume.
 *After the bullies criticize the monsters' "normal" appearances, they costume themselves as follows:
 **[[Frankenstein]] as [[SpongeBob SquarePants]].
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 **The [[Mummy]] as [[Jack Sparrow|Captain Jack Sparrow]].
 **[[Count Dracula]] as [[Iron Man]].
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