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*[[Marge]] says that "No one leaves alive" are Maggie's first words, despite them being Daddy ("[[Lisa's First Word]]"). Due to this episode being canon it could be considered as demonic possessed Maggie. | *[[Marge]] says that "No one leaves alive" are Maggie's first words, despite them being Daddy ("[[Lisa's First Word]]"). Due to this episode being canon it could be considered as demonic possessed Maggie. | ||
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Contents
Cultural references
The Exor-Sis
- The title of this segment is a reference to The Exorcist.
- A Pazuzu statue is delivered through Amazon.
- The part where demonic possessed Maggie breaths out fire is a reference to the 2003 film Exorcism.
Coralisa
- The title and plot of the segment are a parody of Coraline.
Continuity
MMM... Homer
- Mario Batali appears. ("The Food Wife")
Trivia
The Exor-Sis
- Marge says that "No one leaves alive" are Maggie's first words, despite them being Daddy ("Lisa's First Word"). Due to this episode being canon it could be considered as demonic possessed Maggie.
