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"Treehouse of Horror IV"
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Episode Information
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The wrap-around segments involve Bart describing some paintings al a Night Gallery.
- "The Devil and Homer Simpson": Homer can't find any doughnuts in the power plant and wants to sell his soul for one. The devil, in the form of Ned Flanders, who gives him the "forbidden doughnut", but Homer doesn't finish it, so Ned doesn't get his soul. While sleep walking, Homer eats the last bite, and the devil comes to take Homer. Marge makes a deal with him that they hold a trial while Homer spends a day in Hell. They find out that Marge owns Homer's soul and the Devil loses, but he turns Homer's head into a doughnut.
- "Nightmare at 4 1/2 Feet": Bart has a dream about the bus breaking and crashing. His dream becomes reality when a gremlin jumps on the bus and tears it apart. Bart tries to warn everyone, but no one believes him.
- "Bart Simpson's Dracula": The Simpsons are invited to Mr. Burns mansion in Pennsylvania. Bart and Lisa believe he's a vampire. They stumble upon his secret lair where Bart is turned into a vampire.
Quotes
- Homer: "Oh, Lisa. You and your stories. Bart is a vampire, beer kills brain cells. Now let's go back to that building thingy where our beds and Tv .... is."
- Grampa: "We have to kill the boy!"
- Marge: "Grampa, how'd you know he was a vampire?"
- Grampa: "He's a vampire? Ahhhhhh!"
- Marge: Homer, we have to stop him. Today he's drinking people's blood, tomorrow he could be smoking!"
- Homer: Take that, vile fiend! (drives the stake into Mr. Burns)"
- Lisa: Uh, Dad. That's his crotch."
- Homer: Oh, sorry."
