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Season
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Episode number
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Episode name
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Reference
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1
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1
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"Simpsons Roasting on an Open Fire"
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Bart says, "If TV has taught me anything, it's that miracles always happen to poor kids at Christmas" and cites Charlie Brown as an example, referring to the TV special A Charlie Brown Christmas.
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5
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86
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"Treehouse of Horror IV"
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In the segment "Bart Simpson's Dracula", the Simpsons are all transformed into vampires and are about to attack Lisa. At the last second, they all stop, look into the camera and say "Happy Halloween!" Then, in a parody of the end of A Charlie Brown Christmas, they sing "Hark! The Herald Angels Sing" while Milhouse plays the piano (a. la. Schroeder) and Santa's Little Helper dances (a. la. Snoopy).
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| 200px
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8
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157
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"Burns, Baby Burns"
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At Springfield Nuclear Power Plant, Homer wakes up from a nap and finds that Larry Burns is his new officemate. When he learns that Larry is Mr. Burns's son, Homer panics and brushes a nearly-completed jigsaw puzzle of Snoopy off of his workstation.
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12
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254
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"The Computer Wore Menace Shoes"
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During the couch gag, when the family enter the living room they find Santa's Little Helper dancing in front of the couch like Snoopy, while "Linus and Lucy" (the up-tempo piano jazz tune which has become the de facto theme song of Peanuts) plays in the background.
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| 200px
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257
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"HOMЯ"
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Animotion's dog character, whom Homer portrays via a motion-capture suit, resembles Snoopy.
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263
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"Hungry, Hungry Homer"
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Bart finds Homer sleeping on a doghouse in the backyard (similar to Snoopy) and utters Charlie Brown's "Good grief!" catchphrase.
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15
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327
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"The Ziff Who Came to Dinner"
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The movie You're in the Matrix, Charlie Brown (a parody of the film The Matrix and the television special You're in Love, Charlie Brown) was shown at the Springfield Googolplex movie theatre.
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16
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354
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"Thank God It's Doomsday"
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When Ralph is in Da Buzz Club, he wonders if they can cut his hair so it looks like Charlie Brown's.
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200px
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17
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359
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"Milhouse of Sand and Fog"
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Bart, Lisa and Milhouse watch an episode of The O.C. where in the opening credits, the characters visit a theme park and hang out with a cast member in a Snoopy costume. Later, "Snoopy" forces them at gunpoint to withdraw cash from an ATM and give it to him.
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377
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"The Monkey Suit"
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After Marge read The Origin of Species, she said that Charles Darwin gave a very persuasive argument, and that his ship was called the Beagle, which reminded her of Snoopy, her favorite Peanut. She then looked at a photo of herself posing with someone wearing a Snoopy costume.
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18
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381
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"Please Homer, Don't Hammer 'Em"
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When Marge learns that someone at Springfield Elementary School has a life-threatening peanut allergy and peanut products are no longer allowed on school property, she immediately removes all the peanut products from Bart's lunchbox—including a copy of Good Grief, More Peanuts.
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384
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"Moe'N'a Lisa"
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During the fight between Jonathan Franzen and Michael Chabon, Franzen takes a portrait of Snoopy down from the wall and hits Chabon over the head with it.
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19
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409
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"Eternal Moonshine of the Simpson Mind"
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Homer, Bart and Lisa ride a toboggan through a snow-sculpture contest, deliberately hitting as many of the sculptures as they can. The first one they hit is of Snoopy.
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20
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424
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"Treehouse of Horror XIX"
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The segment "It's the Grand Pumpkin, Milhouse" is a parody of the franchise and its characters: Specifically, of the TV special It's the Great Pumpkin, Charlie Brown.
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432
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"No Loan Again, Naturally"
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Lisa mentions Peppermint Patty as being among personal heroes of hers who are or were gay, qualifying her statement by adding that she only suspects that Peppermint Patty is gay.
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22
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472
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"The Fight Before Christmas"
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Bart sees a boy who resembles Schroeder playing a piano in the Clausco building.
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479
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"The Scorpion's Tale"
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In the title screen gag, Santa's Little Helper flies across the screen on a doghouse, similar to one of Snoopy's "World War I flying ace" fantasies.
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23
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490
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"Replaceable You"
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While designing a robot pet, Bart and Martin consult several magazines. One of them, Dog Fancy, has an article titled "Snoopy's Sad Last Days".
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