Treehouse of Horror XXVI/References - Revision history

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‎Wanted: Dead, Then Alive

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That is not ironic.

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 === Wanted: Dead, Then Alive ===
 *The segment Wanted: Dead, Then Alive's title is a reference to {{W|Wanted Dead or Alive}}, which has a lot of meanings through popular culture.
-*Pictures of [[Beethoven]] and [[Bach]] can be seen in the music classroom. Also, the {{W|Polonaise}} sheet music is on the wall.
+*Pictures of [[Mozart]] and [[Bach]] and a statue of [[Beethoven]] can be seen in the music classroom. Also, the {{W|Polonaise}} sheet music is on the wall.
 *[[Milhouse]] has an {{W|American Girl}} doll wallpaper on his cellphone. These dolls were released in 1986.
 *[[Sideshow Bob]] mentions {{W|Vaslav Nijinsky|Nijinsky}}, one of the greatest ballet dancers of the 20th century, and two ballet-related terms: {{W|Pas de deux}} and {{W|Plié}}.

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 *The plot line of "Wanted: Dead, Then Alive" is similar to that from the [[The Itchy & Scratchy Show]]'s episode [[The Tears of a Clone]]. ("[[Little Big Mom]]")
-[[File:Treehouse of Horror XXVI promo 8.jpg|300px|thumb]]
+[[File:Treehouse of Horror XXVI promo 8.png|300px|thumb]]
 == Trivia ==

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 *The title is inaccurate as [[Bart]], [[Lisa]] and [[Milhouse]] gain telekinesis rather than telepathy.
 *[[Milhouse]] killed [[Dolph]] by throwing him on a volcano, but he reappears later at the "whack-a-mole" game with the other bullies.
+*The sprinkles on Grampa's donut disappear.
 {{Season 27|R}}

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 *[[Chris Wedge]]'s credit "Chris "Scrat" Wedge" is a reference to his character [[Scrat]] from ''{{W2|Ice Age|franchise}}''.
 *[[Andrea Romero]]'s credit "Andromeda Strain Romero" is a reference to ''{{W|The Andromeda Strain}}''.
-*[[Scott Muller]]'s credit "Scott Mulrrr! Ruler Of The Planet Omicron Persei 8!" is a reference to [[Lrrr]] from ''[[Futurama]]''. Ironically enough, Muller previously worked on ''Futurama'' as the casting director for the first revival before joining ''The Simpsons''.
+*[[Scott Muller]]'s credit "Scott Mulrrr! Ruler Of The Planet Omicron Persei 8!" is a reference to [[Lrrr]] from ''[[Futurama]]''. Muller previously worked on ''Futurama'' as the casting director for the first revival before joining ''The Simpsons''.
 *[[Nick Conti]]'s credit "Nick "Necrochasm" Conti (still don't have it)" is a reference to the gun "Necrochasm" from the game ''{{W2|Destiny|video game}}''.

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 *[[Chris Wedge]]'s credit "Chris "Scrat" Wedge" is a reference to his character [[Scrat]] from ''{{W2|Ice Age|franchise}}''.
 *[[Andrea Romero]]'s credit "Andromeda Strain Romero" is a reference to ''{{W|The Andromeda Strain}}''.
-*[[Scott Muller]]'s credit "Scott Mulrrr! Ruler Of The Planet Omicron Persei 8!" is a reference to [[Lrrr]] from ''[[Futurama]]''.
+*[[Scott Muller]]'s credit "Scott Mulrrr! Ruler Of The Planet Omicron Persei 8!" is a reference to [[Lrrr]] from ''[[Futurama]]''. Ironically enough, Muller previously worked on ''Futurama'' as the casting director for the first revival before joining ''The Simpsons''.
 *[[Nick Conti]]'s credit "Nick "Necrochasm" Conti (still don't have it)" is a reference to the gun "Necrochasm" from the game ''{{W2|Destiny|video game}}''.

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 *The segment Telepaths of Glory's title is a reference to the movie ''{{W|'Paths of Glory}}''.
 **TelePaths of Glory parodies the movie {{W2|Chronicle|film}}.
-*[[Scrat]] from ''[[Ice Age]]'' makes a brief appearance, and is voiced by [[Chris Wedge]], who voiced him in the movies.
+*[[Scrat]] from ''{{W2|Ice Age|franchise}}'' makes a brief appearance, and is voiced by [[Chris Wedge]], who voiced him in the movies.
 [[File:Fred Flintstone skeleton.png|300px|thumb|[[Fred Flintstone]] from ''[[The Flintstones]]'' appears underground as a skeleton]]
 *[[Fred Flintstone]] from ''[[The Flintstones]]'' appears underground as a skeleton in his foot-powered car from the series.
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 *[[Joel H. Cohen]]'s writer credit "Joel Cohen's Credit 2: The Squeakquel" is a reference to ''{{W|Alvin and the Chipmunks: The Squeakquel}}''.
 *[[Dan Castellaneta]]'s credit "Dan 9 From Outer Space-Eta" is a reference to ''{{W|Plan 9 from Outer Space}}''.
-*[[Chris Wedge]]'s credit "Chris "Scrat" Wedge" is a reference to his character [[Scrat]] from ''[[Ice Age]]''.
+*[[Chris Wedge]]'s credit "Chris "Scrat" Wedge" is a reference to his character [[Scrat]] from ''{{W2|Ice Age|franchise}}''.
 *[[Andrea Romero]]'s credit "Andromeda Strain Romero" is a reference to ''{{W|The Andromeda Strain}}''.
 *[[Scott Muller]]'s credit "Scott Mulrrr! Ruler Of The Planet Omicron Persei 8!" is a reference to [[Lrrr]] from ''[[Futurama]]''.

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 *[[Sideshow Bob]] steps on a [[rake]] in [[Springfield University]]. ("[[Cape Feare]]") ("[[Kamp Krusty]]")
 *Homer says to Sideshow Bob after he killed him "That's for trying to frame Krusty". ("[[Krusty Gets Busted]]")
-*[[Seymour Skinner|Skinner]] appears as a box kite. ("[[Married to the Blob]]")
+*[[Principal Skinner]] appears as a box kite. ("[[Married to the Blob]]")
 *The plot line of "Wanted: Dead, Then Alive" is similar to that from the [[The Itchy & Scratchy Show]]'s episode [[The Tears of a Clone]]. ("[[Little Big Mom]]")

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 === Wanted: Dead, Then Alive ===
-*The segment Wanted: Dead, Then Alive's title is a reference to {{w|Wanted Dead or Alive}}, which has a lot of meanings through popular culture.
+*The segment Wanted: Dead, Then Alive's title is a reference to {{W|Wanted Dead or Alive}}, which has a lot of meanings through popular culture.
-*Pictures of [[Beethoven]] and [[Bach]] can be seen in the music classroom. Also, the {{w|Polonaise}} sheet music is on the wall.
+*Pictures of [[Beethoven]] and [[Bach]] can be seen in the music classroom. Also, the {{W|Polonaise}} sheet music is on the wall.
-*[[Milhouse]] has an {{w|American Girl}} doll wallpaper on his cellphone. These dolls were released in 1986.
+*[[Milhouse]] has an {{W|American Girl}} doll wallpaper on his cellphone. These dolls were released in 1986.
-*[[Sideshow Bob]] mentions {{w|Vaslav Nijinsky|Nijinsky}}, one of the greatest ballet dancers of the 20th century, and two ballet-related terms: {{w|Pas de deux}} and {{w|Plié}}.
+*[[Sideshow Bob]] mentions {{W|Vaslav Nijinsky|Nijinsky}}, one of the greatest ballet dancers of the 20th century, and two ballet-related terms: {{W|Pas de deux}} and {{W|Plié}}.
-*"[[I Killed Bart Dead]]" is based on "{{w|Largo al factotum}}" from ''[[The Barber of Seville]]''.
+*"[[I Killed Bart Dead]]" is based on "{{W|Largo al factotum}}" from ''[[The Barber of Seville]]''.
-**During the song, Bob mentions {{w|Bugs Bunny}} and [[Elmer Fudd]].
+**During the song, Bob mentions {{W|Bugs Bunny}} and [[Elmer Fudd]].
 [[File:Fiendbook.png|300px|thumb|[[Sideshow Bob]] posts his picture with [[Bart]] on [[fiendbook]], a parody of [[Facebook]]]]
 *[[fiendbook]] is a parody of [[Facebook]].
-*Sideshow Bob talks about "{{w|The Love Song of J. Alfred Prufrock}}" and reads a fictional book about the author, {{w|T. S. Eliot}}, ''The complete works of T. S. Eliot except "Cats"''.
+*Sideshow Bob talks about "{{W|The Love Song of J. Alfred Prufrock}}" and reads a fictional book about the author, {{W|T. S. Eliot}}, ''The complete works of T. S. Eliot except "Cats"''.
 **Sideshow Bob later mentions ''[[Cats]]'', the musical which was based on a poetry collection by T. S. Eliot.
 *The students at Bob's class are using smartphones and computers to surf [[Oogle]], a parody of [[Google]].
 *A student of [[Springfield University]] references ''[[Game of Thrones]]'' in one of his works.
-*Bob makes a reference to {{w|Snapchat}}.
+*Bob makes a reference to {{W|Snapchat}}.
-*Sideshow Bob is positive about resuscitating [[Bart]], and he compares that to the "comeback of White Zinfandel". {{w|Zinfandel}} is a wine grape that was rediscovered after the {{w|Prohibition in the United States|Prohibition}} years have passed.
+*Sideshow Bob is positive about resuscitating [[Bart]], and he compares that to the "comeback of White Zinfandel". {{W|Zinfandel}} is a wine grape that was rediscovered after the {{W|Prohibition in the United States|Prohibition}} years have passed.
-*Outside the {{w|black arts}} building, Bob drinks something that turns him into a frog. Bob then says he feels like a bad New Yorker cartoon, a reference to ''[[The New Yorker]]'' magazine known for its cartoons and satires.
+*Outside the {{W|black arts}} building, Bob drinks something that turns him into a frog. Bob then says he feels like a bad New Yorker cartoon, a reference to ''[[The New Yorker]]'' magazine known for its cartoons and satires.
-*The song "{{w|Accidents Will Happen}}" by [[Elvis Costello]] plays during the montage showing Sideshow Bob killing Bart in different ways and reanimating him.
+*The song "{{W|Accidents Will Happen}}" by [[Elvis Costello]] plays during the montage showing Sideshow Bob killing Bart in different ways and reanimating him.
-*The Reanimation machine is a homage to the movie ''{{w|Re-Animator}}''.
+*The Reanimation machine is a homage to the movie ''{{W|Re-Animator}}''.
 === Homerzilla ===
-*The segment Homerzilla's title and the segment itself are parody of the original 1954 ''[[Godzilla]]'' and the 1998 American remake and subsequent renaming of that film's monster to {{w|Zilla}}.
+*The segment Homerzilla's title and the segment itself are parody of the original 1954 ''[[Godzilla]]'' and the 1998 American remake and subsequent renaming of that film's monster to {{W|Zilla}}.
-[[File:Spirited Away reference.png|300px|thumb|[[Agnes]] is a parody of Yubaba's bird from ''{{w|Spirited Away}}'', while [[Seymour]] appears as a box kite like he did in "[[Married to the Blob]]"]]
+[[File:Spirited Away reference.png|300px|thumb|[[Agnes]] is a parody of Yubaba's bird from ''{{W|Spirited Away}}'', while [[Seymour]] appears as a box kite like he did in "[[Married to the Blob]]"]]
-*When flying behind [[Abe]], [[Agnes Skinner]] resembles Yubaba's bird from ''{{w|Spirited Away}}''.
+*When flying behind [[Abe]], [[Agnes Skinner]] resembles Yubaba's bird from ''{{W|Spirited Away}}''.
-*The samurai performs ''{{w|seppuku}}'' when Abe's ghost joins him.
+*The samurai performs ''{{W|seppuku}}'' when Abe's ghost joins him.
-*Homerzilla steps on a ''{{w|Dojo}}'', a place for immersive learning or meditation.
+*Homerzilla steps on a ''{{W|Dojo}}'', a place for immersive learning or meditation.
-*[[Disco Stu]] was singing "{{w|Tie a Yellow Ribbon Round the Ole Oak Tree}}" (with the lyrics changed "ole" to "old") by {{w|Tony Orlando and Dawn|Tony and Dawn Orlando}} before Homerzilla destroyed the power lines.
+*[[Disco Stu]] was singing "{{W|Tie a Yellow Ribbon Round the Ole Oak Tree}}" (with the lyrics changed "ole" to "old") by {{W|Tony Orlando and Dawn|Tony and Dawn Orlando}} before Homerzilla destroyed the power lines.
-*{{w|The Green Hornet|Green Hornet}}, [[Green Lantern]], {{w|Green Arrow}} and {{W2|Patience|game}} are referenced in posters.
+*{{W|The Green Hornet|Green Hornet}}, [[Green Lantern]], {{W|Green Arrow}} and {{W2|Patience|game}} are referenced in posters.
-**A reference to card game {{w|Solitaire}} can also be seen.
+**A reference to card game {{W|Solitaire}} can also be seen.
-*[[The Grumple]] is a parody of {{w|The Grinch}}.
+*[[The Grumple]] is a parody of {{W|The Grinch}}.
-*[[Krusty]] mentions {{w|PETA}}.
+*[[Krusty]] mentions {{W|PETA}}.
 *A parody of [[Gamera]] appears in the 'Homerzilla' film.
-*[[Comic Book Guy]] is in the theater to get a good seat for the next ''[[Star Wars]]'' movie, which he criticizes beforehand. ''{{w|Star Wars: The Force Awakens}}'' was released in late 2015, the same year this episode was aired.
+*[[Comic Book Guy]] is in the theater to get a good seat for the next ''[[Star Wars]]'' movie, which he criticizes beforehand. ''{{W|Star Wars: The Force Awakens}}'' was released in late 2015, the same year this episode was aired.
 === Telepaths of Glory ===
-*The segment Telepaths of Glory's title is a reference to the movie ''{{w|'Paths of Glory}}''.
+*The segment Telepaths of Glory's title is a reference to the movie ''{{W|'Paths of Glory}}''.
 **TelePaths of Glory parodies the movie {{W2|Chronicle|film}}.
 *[[Scrat]] from ''{{W2|Ice Age|franchise}}'' makes a brief appearance, and is voiced by [[Chris Wedge]], who voiced him in the movies.
 [[File:Fred Flintstone skeleton.png|300px|thumb|[[Fred Flintstone]] from ''[[The Flintstones]]'' appears underground as a skeleton]]
 *[[Fred Flintstone]] from ''[[The Flintstones]]'' appears underground as a skeleton in his foot-powered car from the series.
-*[[Homer]] mentions the {{w|American Society of Composers, Authors and Publishers}} (ASCAP).
+*[[Homer]] mentions the {{W|American Society of Composers, Authors and Publishers}} (ASCAP).
-*Milhouse lift some {{w|Moai|Mo'ais}} at the Simpsons front yard using his powers.
+*Milhouse lift some {{W|Moai|Mo'ais}} at the Simpsons front yard using his powers.
 **When Milhouse summons the stone faces out of the ground, it's a reference to the manga and anime ''{{W2|Fairy Tail|Tartaros Arc}}''.
 *The bare-chested man on horseback is [[Vladimir Putin]].
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 == Trivia ==
-*[[Kang]] and [[Kodos]] [[Breaking the fourth wall|break the fourth wall]] talking about making a cameo appearance, {{w|Aspect ratio|4:3}} and [[season 4]].
+*[[Kang]] and [[Kodos]] [[Breaking the fourth wall|break the fourth wall]] talking about making a cameo appearance, {{W|Aspect ratio|4:3}} and [[season 4]].
 *This episode is the first "[[Treehouse of Horror series|Treehouse of Horror]]" episode not to feature a [[title card]] and the first to have two segments linked together (Homerzilla and Tele'Paths of Glory, both having Homerzilla).
 *The production code TABF18 appears on the tests that Sideshow Bob is correcting as the course number.