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== Cultural references == | == Cultural references == | ||
*In the episode, there is references to {{W|Dr. Seuss}} and the 1932 Pre-Code horror film about sideshow performers ''{{w|Freaks}}''. | *In the episode, there is references to {{W|Dr. Seuss}} and the 1932 Pre-Code horror film about sideshow performers ''{{w|Freaks}}''. | ||
| − | *The second segment is similar to [[Futurama]]'s {{IS|Season 2}} episode, "{{IS|Put Your Head on My Shoulders}}", when [[Philip J. Fry]] is beheaded during a flying car accident in Mercury, and his head is attached to {{IS|Amy Wong}}'s body. Also is a reference to such science fiction movies as the 1971 film ''{{w|The Incredible 2-Headed Transplant}}'' and the 1972 film ''{{w|The Thing with Two Heads}}''. | + | *The second segment is similar to [[Futurama]]'s {{IS|Season 2}} episode, "{{IS|Put Your Head on My Shoulders}}", when [[Philip J. Fry]] is beheaded during a flying car accident in Mercury, and his head is attached to {{IS|Amy Wong}}'s body. Also is similar to [[Season 3]] episode, "[[Treehouse of Horror II]]", in the segment, "Homer's nightmare", but that time, Mr Burns head in Homer's body. Also is a reference to such science fiction movies as the 1971 film ''{{w|The Incredible 2-Headed Transplant}}'' and the 1972 film ''{{w|The Thing with Two Heads}}''. |
== Trivia == | == Trivia == | ||
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Cultural references
- In the episode, there is references to Dr. Seuss and the 1932 Pre-Code horror film about sideshow performers Freaks.
- The second segment is similar to Futurama's Season 2 episode, "Put Your Head on My Shoulders", when Philip J. Fry is beheaded during a flying car accident in Mercury, and his head is attached to Amy Wong's body. Also is similar to Season 3 episode, "Treehouse of Horror II", in the segment, "Homer's nightmare", but that time, Mr Burns head in Homer's body. Also is a reference to such science fiction movies as the 1971 film The Incredible 2-Headed Transplant and the 1972 film The Thing with Two Heads.
Trivia
- This will the second time that the chalkboard gag is in halloween style, the first time was in Season 10 episode, "Treehouse of Horror IX".
Continuity
- Bart combs his hair to look like Lisa ("Gone Maggie Gone").
