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== Cultural references ==
*[[Tahn-Enn-Bahm]]'s name comes from the German word Tannenbaum, meaning fir tree. The word is well known for its use in the Christmas song ''{{w|O Tannenbaum}}''.
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*[[Tahn-Enn-Bahm]]'s name comes from the German word Tannenbaum, meaning fir tree. The word is well known for its use in the Christmas song ''{{W|O Tannenbaum}}''.
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== Continuity ==
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*[[Homer]] references the events of several ''[[Treehouse of Horror series|Treehouse of Horror]]'' episodes:
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**[[Lisa]] creating a universe in a margarine tub. ("[[Treehouse of Horror VII]]": "The Genesis Tub")
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**The Principal cooking children in the cafeteria. ("[[Treehouse of Horror V]]": "Nightmare Cafeteria")
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**[[Bart]] raising the dead. ("[[Treehouse of Horror III]]": "Dial "Z" for Zombies")
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*Bart references the time he burned down the Christmas tree. ("[[Miracle on Evergreen Terrace]]")
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Latest revision as of 20:31, October 15, 2021

References/Trivia


Cultural references[edit]

  • Tahn-Enn-Bahm's name comes from the German word Tannenbaum, meaning fir tree. The word is well known for its use in the Christmas song O Tannenbaum.

Continuity[edit]