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− | *According to [[Al Jean]], this | + | *According to [[Al Jean]], this is a canon [[Halloween]] episode making it the first of its kind and aired in addition to "[[Treehouse of Horror XXVI]]" but aired in a different week.<ref>[https://twitter.com/AlJean/status/545699938844160000 Al Jean Twitter]</ref> |
== References == | == References == |
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Cultural References
- Ralph is dressed as Stay Puft Marshmallow Man.
- Database is dressed as Minecraft protagonist.
- A kid is dressed as a roman.
- One of the employes have a Screan mask, the other has a It one.
- Adults are dressed as popular characters:
- Wiggum: Frankenstein
- Moe: an Egyptian Pharaoh
- Bumblebee Man: the Pope
- A girl next to Bumblebee Man: Miss America
- Wolfcastle: Jessica Rabbit
- Dr. Hibbert: the Devil
- Krusty: Ancient Greek
- The song that the adults sings is a parody of the Time Warp song from The Rocky Horror Picture Show.
Continuity
- A person dressed as Cthulhu appears in Krustyland. ("Treehouse of Horror XXIV")
- A Pumpkin House decoration appears. ("Treehouse of Horror XI")
- A boy dressed as E.T. appears. ("The Spy Who Learned Me")
- The 99¢ Store is mentioned. ("Thirty Minutes Over Tokyo")
- Lenny and Carl are dressed as Kang and Kodos. ("Treehouse of Horror")
Trivia
- According to Al Jean, this is a canon Halloween episode making it the first of its kind and aired in addition to "Treehouse of Horror XXVI" but aired in a different week.[1]
References