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*The introduction in [[Bart Simpson|Bart's]] nightmare is based on {{w|Rod Serling}} making the introduction to the ''[[The Twilight Zone|Twilight Zone]]'' episodes.
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*The introduction in [[Bart Simpson|Bart's]] nightmare is based on [[Rod Serling]] making the introduction to the ''[[The Twilight Zone|Twilight Zone]]'' episodes.
 
*During [[Homer Simpson|Homer's]] nightmare, Bart and [[Lisa]] are watching ''{{w|The Johnny Carson Show}}''.
 
*During [[Homer Simpson|Homer's]] nightmare, Bart and [[Lisa]] are watching ''{{w|The Johnny Carson Show}}''.
 
*A monkey's paw that grants wishes is based on the horror story "{{w|The Monkey's Paw}}" by {{w|W. W. Jacobs}}.
 
*A monkey's paw that grants wishes is based on the horror story "{{w|The Monkey's Paw}}" by {{w|W. W. Jacobs}}.

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References/Trivia


Season 3 Episode References
041 "Like Father, Like Clown"
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"Treehouse of Horror II"
"Lisa's Pony" 043


Cultural references

  • The introduction in Bart's nightmare is based on Rod Serling making the introduction to the Twilight Zone episodes.
  • During Homer's nightmare, Bart and Lisa are watching The Johnny Carson Show.
  • A monkey's paw that grants wishes is based on the horror story "The Monkey's Paw" by W. W. Jacobs.
  • Bart's nightmare is largely based from the "It's a Good Life" segment of The Twilight Zone Movie.
  • During Lisa's nightmare, when the Simpsons are about to board the plane, the Moroccan police stop them by aiming pistols at them in the kneeling position, then lift up Homer's shirt to find smuggled items taped to his abdomen, parodying the opening scene of Midnight Express.
  • The end is similar to the film, The Thing With Two Heads.
  • When Mr. Burns is scooping out Homer's brain, he hums "If I Only Had a Brain" from The Wizard of Oz.
  • When Homer awakens inside the robot body, he has gridlines superimposed over his vision and sees Mr. Burns standing over him, similar to Alex Murphy's awakening scene in RoboCop.

Trivia

Goofs

  • Sherri or Terri is colored yellow, not pale white, in one scene.
  • For some reason Agnes Skinner is seen as a U.N. representative.

Continuity

  • The segment, "Dead and Shoulders" from Season 25 episode, "Treehouse of Horror XXIV", is very similar to the end of the third segment of this episode, but with Bart's head in Lisa's body.
Season 3 References
Stark Raving Dad Mr. Lisa Goes to Washington When Flanders Failed Bart the Murderer Homer Defined Like Father, Like Clown Treehouse of Horror II Lisa's Pony Saturdays of Thunder Flaming Moe's Burns Verkaufen der Kraftwerk I Married Marge Radio Bart Lisa the Greek Homer Alone Bart the Lover Homer at the Bat Separate Vocations Dog of Death Colonel Homer Black Widower The Otto Show Bart's Friend Falls in Love Brother, Can You Spare Two Dimes?