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Treehouse of Horror - Opening Segment.
Marge warns people about how bad Halloween is, and warns people not to watch the show.
Treehouse of Horror - Set-up.
Homer eavesdrops as Bart and Lisa tell three scary stories in the treehouse.
Treehouse of Horror - Bad Dream House.
A parody of The Amityvile Horror. Bart tells this story, in which the Simpsons move into a mansion which appears to be a haunted house. The house tells them to leave r ...
See also:Treehouse of Horror, Treehouse of Horror - Synopsis, Treehouse of Horror - Opening Segment, Treehouse of Horror - Set-up, Treehouse of Horror - Bad Dream House, Treehouse of Horror - Hungry are the Damned, Treehouse of Horror - The Raven, Treehouse of Horror - Trivia, Treehouse of Horror - Inspirations, Treehouse of Horror - Quotes Read more here: » Treehouse of Horror: Encyclopedia II - Treehouse of Horror - Synopsis |
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| | | | Treehouse of Horror: Encyclopedia - Canon fiction In the context of fiction, the canon of a fictional universe comprises those novels, stories, films, etc. that are considered to be genuine (or "official"), and those events, characters, settings, etc. that are considered to have inarguable existence within the fictional universe. Usually items that are considered canon come from the original source of the fictional universe while non-canon material comes from adaptations or unofficial items. Generally, Expanded Universes are not considered canon, though there are exceptions wh ...
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| | | | Treehouse of Horror: Encyclopedia II - Margical History Tour - Synopsis Marge takes Bart, Lisa, and Milhouse to the library to find books for their school reports, only to find no books on the shelves. The books have been replaced by pamphlets and instruction manuals. They see Homer napping and wake him up. In lieu of no books, Marge tells the kids some history tales. She starts off with Milhouse's book report on Henry VIII.
Margical History Tour - Henry VIII.
In this version of the Henry VIII story, Homer is King Henry VIII, in search of a woman who can bear him a son. He is ...
See also:Margical History Tour, Margical History Tour - Synopsis, Margical History Tour - Henry VIII, Margical History Tour - Lewis and Clark and Sacagawea, Margical History Tour - Mozart and Salieri, Margical History Tour - Quotes Read more here: » Margical History Tour: Encyclopedia II - Margical History Tour - Synopsis |
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| | | | Treehouse of Horror: Encyclopedia II - 742 Evergreen Terrace - Design The house is shown as a pink-orange two-story detached house with an attached garage, basement, and loft. On the ground floor, the front door leads straight into the hallway, with one arch in the wall to the left, leading to the sitting room, one to the right which leads into the dining room, a small cupboard and the stairs to the first floor. The sitting room and the dining room, have bay windows. At the back of the house is the living room and the ...
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| | | | Treehouse of Horror: Encyclopedia II - One Fish Two Fish Blowfish Blue Fish - Synopsis Bored of having meatloaf for supper, Marge suggests that the family, instead of having pork chops the next night, go to a sushi bar, "The Happy Sumo". Homer reluctantly accepts, and the family goes there. When Homer goes there, he eats a type of sushi called Fugu, but it is badly prepared and Homer is told that he may have been poisoned. Homer and Marge go the hospital. Dr. Hibbert informs Homer he would have 24 hours left to live but actually has 22 (since it took so long for Hibbert to see Homer). Homer is told that he is expected to go through five stages, and he m ...
See also:One Fish Two Fish Blowfish Blue Fish, One Fish Two Fish Blowfish Blue Fish - Synopsis, One Fish Two Fish Blowfish Blue Fish - Trivia, One Fish Two Fish Blowfish Blue Fish - Quotes Read more here: » One Fish Two Fish Blowfish Blue Fish: Encyclopedia II - One Fish Two Fish Blowfish Blue Fish - Synopsis |
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| | | | Treehouse of Horror: Encyclopedia II - The Simpsons - Setting characters and plot of The Simpsons
The Simpsons - Characters.
The main characters were originally created by Matt Groening as part of a series of original animated segments for The Tracey Ullman Show. Over the course of the series Groening has used many of the themes present in his long-running comic strip series, Life in Hell. (For instance, the idea of creative school children constantly being persecuted and suppressed by totalitarian grown-ups stems from the strip.) Many of the characters in The Simpsons take their names fr ...
See also:The Simpsons, The Simpsons - Setting characters and plot of The Simpsons, The Simpsons - Characters, The Simpsons - Setting, The Simpsons - Themes, The Simpsons - Plots, The Simpsons - Hallmarks, The Simpsons - Opening sequence, The Simpsons - Halloween episodes, The Simpsons - Guest celebrities, The Simpsons - Production and history of The Simpsons, The Simpsons - Producers, The Simpsons - Voice actors and their characters, The Simpsons - Writing, The Simpsons - Animation, The Simpsons - Cultural impact, The Simpsons - Academia, The Simpsons - Simpsons publications, The Simpsons - DVDs, The Simpsons - Video games, The Simpsons - Movie, The Simpsons - Debut in Arab/Muslim Countries, The Simpsons - The Simpsons lists, The Simpsons - Simpsons Books Read more here: » The Simpsons: Encyclopedia II - The Simpsons - Setting characters and plot of The Simpsons |
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| | | | Treehouse of Horror: Encyclopedia II - Aquaman - History
Aquaman - Golden Age Aquaman.
In his Golden Age appearances, as seen in his first appearance in More Fun Comics #73 (November 1941), Aquaman was presented as the son of a human scientist who gave him the ability to survive and breathe underwater, but had no other powers whatsoever.
This version of Aquaman was, in later years (after the establishment of DC Comics' multiverse) described as being the Aquaman of Earth-Two, an alternate Earth. The only appearances of the Golden Age/Earth-Two version of A ...
See also:Aquaman, Aquaman - History, Aquaman - Golden Age Aquaman, Aquaman - Silver Age Aquaman, Aquaman - Modern Age Aquaman, Aquaman - Crime Syndicate of America version, Aquaman - Supporting characters, Aquaman - Aquaman villians, Aquaman - Adaptations in other media, Aquaman - Cultural references Read more here: » Aquaman: Encyclopedia II - Aquaman - History |
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| | | | Treehouse of Horror: Encyclopedia II - Itchy & Scratchy & Marge - Synopsis When Homer attempts to build Marge a spice rack, Maggie hits Homer on the head with a mallet. After this is done, Maggie attempts to hit Homer on the head with a pencil, which is stopped by Marge. Marge forbids Bart, Lisa, and Maggie from watching cartoons, after she blames The Itchy & Scratchy Show for Maggie's actions. Although Bart watches Itchy & Scratchy at Milhouse's house, and Lisa watches it at Janey's, Marge writes a letter to the producers of the show asking them to tone down their violence. In response, Roger ...
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| | | | Treehouse of Horror: Encyclopedia II - Blood Feud - Synopsis When Mr. Burns falls ill and desperately needs a blood transfusion, Homer discovers Bart has Mr. Burns' blood type, and Homer urges his son to donate, promising that they will be handsomely rewarded. However, Mr. Burns knows nothing of this promise, or even of the Simpsons' desire for a reward, and having received the blood, all he does is send the family a card. Enraged, Homer writes an insulting reply, but Marge convinces him at the last minute not to send it. Homer changes his position. Later the letter goes missing, as Bart has mailed it, st ...
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| | | | Treehouse of Horror: Encyclopedia II - List of characters from The Simpsons - Origin of the names Many of the characters in the Simpsons take their names from important people and places in Groening's life:
Lisa – Lisa Groening (Matt Groening's sister)
Marge – Margery (commonly called Marge) Groening (his mother)
Homer – Homer Groening (his father and one of his sons). Trivia: A character in the 1939 novel The Day of the Locust, by Nathanael West, is coincidentally named Homer Simpson.
Maggie – Maggie Groening (one of his sisters)
Bart – an anagram ...
See also:List of characters from The Simpsons, List of characters from The Simpsons - Origin of the names, List of characters from The Simpsons - Other name origins, List of characters from The Simpsons - The Simpson family, List of characters from The Simpsons - Extended family, List of characters from The Simpsons - Pets, List of characters from The Simpsons - Other families, List of characters from The Simpsons - The Flanders family, List of characters from The Simpsons - The Van Houten family, List of characters from The Simpsons - The Nahasapeemapetilon family, List of characters from The Simpsons - The Wiggum family, List of characters from The Simpsons - The Hibbert family, List of characters from The Simpsons - The Prince family, List of characters from The Simpsons - The Lovejoy family, List of characters from The Simpsons - The Spuckler or Delroy family, List of characters from The Simpsons - The Carstairs family, List of characters from The Simpsons - Springfield Nuclear Power Plant, List of characters from The Simpsons - Springfield Elementary School, List of characters from The Simpsons - Administration, List of characters from The Simpsons - Teachers, List of characters from The Simpsons - Staff, List of characters from The Simpsons - Students, List of characters from The Simpsons - School pets, List of characters from The Simpsons - Youth groups, List of characters from The Simpsons - Government police law, List of characters from The Simpsons - Criminal element, List of characters from The Simpsons - Business figures, List of characters from The Simpsons - Local media personalities, List of characters from The Simpsons - Television, List of characters from The Simpsons - Movies, List of characters from The Simpsons - Radio, List of characters from The Simpsons - Music, List of characters from The Simpsons - Sports & other personalities, List of characters from The Simpsons - Moe's Tavern, List of characters from The Simpsons - Medical practices, List of characters from The Simpsons - Hospitals, List of characters from The Simpsons - Doctors Read more here: » List of characters from The Simpsons: Encyclopedia II - List of characters from The Simpsons - Origin of the names |
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| | | | Treehouse of Horror: Encyclopedia II - List of fictional characters within The Simpsons - Happy Little Elves The Happy Little Elves were an animated cartoon within the fictional Simpsons universe. They were crudely animated green elves in simplistic plots aimed at very young children. They starred in several direct-to-video movies. Both Lisa and Maggie were fans of the Elves, much to the disgust of Bart. They were referenced in the early seasons of the show but dropped in later seasons, although Lisa can occasionally be spotted carrying her "Happy Little Elves" lunchbox. They were like ...
See also:List of fictional characters within The Simpsons, List of fictional characters within The Simpsons - Duffman, List of fictional characters within The Simpsons - The Grim Reaper Doug, List of fictional characters within The Simpsons - Happy Little Elves, List of fictional characters within The Simpsons - Hugo, List of fictional characters within The Simpsons - Itchy & Scratchy, List of fictional characters within The Simpsons - Kang and Kodos, List of fictional characters within The Simpsons - Malibu Stacy, List of fictional characters within The Simpsons - McBain, List of fictional characters within The Simpsons - McGarnagle, List of fictional characters within The Simpsons - Menthol Moose, List of fictional characters within The Simpsons - Ozmodiar, List of fictional characters within The Simpsons - Poochie, List of fictional characters within The Simpsons - Radioactive Man, List of fictional characters within The Simpsons - SpongeBob SquarePants, List of fictional characters within The Simpsons - The Seven Duffs, List of fictional characters within The Simpsons - Tipsy McStagger, List of fictional characters within The Simpsons - God Read more here: » List of fictional characters within The Simpsons: Encyclopedia II - List of fictional characters within The Simpsons - Happy Little Elves |
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| | | | Treehouse of Horror: Encyclopedia II - Apocalypse Now - Synopsis U.S. Army Captain Benjamin L. Willard is stationed in Saigon; a seasoned veteran, he is deeply troubled and apparently no longer fit for civilian life. A group of intelligence officers approach him with a special mission up-river into the remote Cambodian jungle to find Colonel Walter E. Kurtz, a former member of the United States Army Special Forces.
They state that Kurtz, once considered a model officer and future general, has apparently gone insane and is commanding a legion of his own Montagnard troops deep in neutral Cambodia. Th ...
See also:Apocalypse Now, Apocalypse Now - Background, Apocalypse Now - Synopsis, Apocalypse Now - Redux, Apocalypse Now - Alternate Endings, Apocalypse Now - Themes, Apocalypse Now - Responses, Apocalypse Now - Adaptation, Apocalypse Now - Influence, Apocalypse Now - Film:, Apocalypse Now - Television:, Apocalypse Now - Music:, Apocalypse Now - Video games:, Apocalypse Now - Literature:, Apocalypse Now - Primary cast, Apocalypse Now - Quotes Read more here: » Apocalypse Now: Encyclopedia II - Apocalypse Now - Synopsis |
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| | | | Treehouse of Horror: Encyclopedia II - Apocalypse Now - Synopsis U.S. Army Captain Benjamin L. Willard is stationed in Saigon; a seasoned veteran, he is deeply troubled and apparently no longer fit for civilian life. A group of intelligence officers approach him with a special mission up-river into the remote Cambodian jungle to find Colonel Walter E. Kurtz, a former member of the United States Army Special Forces.
They state that Kurtz, once considered a model officer and future general, has apparently gone insane and is commanding a legion of his own Montagnard troops deep in neutral Cambodia. Th ...
See also:Apocalypse Now, Apocalypse Now - Background, Apocalypse Now - Synopsis, Apocalypse Now - Redux, Apocalypse Now - Alternate Endings, Apocalypse Now - Literary Differences, Apocalypse Now - Cultural Influences, Apocalypse Now - Film:, Apocalypse Now - Television:, Apocalypse Now - Music:, Apocalypse Now - Video Games:, Apocalypse Now - Literature:, Apocalypse Now - Primary cast, Apocalypse Now - Quotes Read more here: » Apocalypse Now: Encyclopedia II - Apocalypse Now - Synopsis |
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| | | | Treehouse of Horror: Encyclopedia II - Simpson and Delilah - Synopsis Homer Simpson realizes he does not have much hair and he wants a hair cure drug, Dimoxinil, so badly after seeing a commercial on TV, calling it a "miracle breakthrough". He visits a store which sells Dimoxinil, but it costs $1,000, and Homer cannot afford that. At work, Lenny suggests Homer pay for Dimoxinil through the company medical insurance plan. Homer arranges to get the Dimoxinil through a shady deal in an alley with the doctor who offered the Dimoxinil for $1,000. He applies the drug, and the next day, Homer wakes up with hair. At w ...
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