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    This is a play where [[Homer]] and [[Marge]] are at [[Moe's Tavern]] together. [[Homer]] falls down the door that leads to the boiler room, and [[Moe]] doesn't want Marge to know that this happened, so he tells her that Homer wants to leave her to see what it's like to be gay. They drink beer together(which got mixed with Homer's blood). Marge decides to say yes, but later, Homer appears with what pumps the beer at the bar attached to him. She still likes Homer, even because of that.(Happy Ending)
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This is a play where [[Homer]] and [[Marge]] are at [[Moe's Tavern]] together. [[Homer]] falls down the door that leads to the boiler room, and [[Moe]] doesn't want Marge to know that this happened, so he tells her that Homer wants to leave her to see what it's like to be gay. They drink beer together(which got mixed with Homer's blood). Marge decides to say yes, but later, Homer appears with what pumps the beer at the bar attached to him. She still likes Homer, even because of that.(Happy Ending)
  
 
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==Closing Sequence==

Revision as of 11:05, December 17, 2009

"Treehouse of Horror XX"
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Episode Information
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"'Treehouse of Horror XX" is the fourth episode of The Simpsons twenty-first season. The episode first aired on October 18, 2009 on Fox. The twentieth Treehouse of Horror episode, it contains three self-contained segments. An estimated 8.59 million viewers tuned in to watch the episode.

Opening Sequence

Monsters come to life, and they're bullied by Jimbo, Dolph, and Kearney. They buy costumes at a shop and put them on. Then they go to the Simpson house. They meet and fall in love with women at the party. Then their wives come in and they're mad at them. The wives are furious at Homer, so they tear off his head and it falls in the punchbowl.(Unhappy Ending)

Dial 'M' for Murder

Lisa is mad at Miss Hoover for not choosing her to represent the class at the reading roundup, and she gives Lisa detention. She sees Bart there, too. He tells her that he'll get revenge on Miss Hoover if she gets revenge on Mrs. Krabappel for putting him in detention. [[Lisa ding-dong-ditches Mrs. Krabappel, but Bart kills Miss Hoover. Lisa tells Bart she'll tell Principal Skinner, but Bart has killed him, too. So Lisa decides she has to kill.........................BART! She chases him with her knife and when they get on the merry-go-round, Lisa decides not to kill him, so she throws her knife in the air-but it stabs Bart in the head.(Unhappy Ending)

Don't Have a Cow, Mankind

Kent Brockman is reporting Krusty's new Burger². He tries it, and his eyes lose their pupils and get red underneath and he goes crazy(becomes a muncher). He bites Krusty, who also becomes a muncher. Munchers bite regular people, so they become munchers, too. Later, Bart is hungry, so he sneaks out and eats a Burger², but he doesn't become a muncher. The rest of the family wonder why. There is everyone who has became a muncher at the Simpson house, and they're trying to turn the Simpsons into munchers, too. Ranier Wolfcastle tells them if they want to be safe, they should go with him, but he is soon bitten by the munchers. Apu comes just in time to save them, and he drives them over to the dump. Apu gets out to push them over a heap of garbage. Then the Simpsons drive away, leaving Apu behind, who gets turned into a muncher. The car then runs out of gas, so they have to walk to the safe zone, and protect Bart, so they'll all be immune to muncher bites, since he is. They get there, and everyone has to drink soup that Bart has to bathe in to become immune.(Happy Ending)

There's No Business Like Moe Business

This is a play where Homer and Marge are at Moe's Tavern together. Homer falls down the door that leads to the boiler room, and Moe doesn't want Marge to know that this happened, so he tells her that Homer wants to leave her to see what it's like to be gay. They drink beer together(which got mixed with Homer's blood). Marge decides to say yes, but later, Homer appears with what pumps the beer at the bar attached to him. She still likes Homer, even because of that.(Happy Ending)

Closing Sequence

At the end everybody in the episode sings the theme song on the stage used in No Business Like Moe Business with these lyrics: "We hope you have enjoyed this years Halloween Show, Treehouse of Horror, number XX!"(Happy Ending)


It is aired on the 3 November in Australia.

Cultural References

The first segment is a pastiche of numerous Alfred Hitchcock films. The main plot derives from Strangers on a Train, where two men plot to kill off each others' enemies, while other elements of North By Northwest, Vertigo and other Hitchcock movies are included. Hitchcock himself is shown in a brief cameo stepping out of a bus (as he did in the title sequence of North By Northwest).

The second segment is a parody of both 28 Days Later and Children of Man, in that a plague of pseudo zombies are ravaging the world, and that a child holds the key to mankind's salvation and must be protected at all costs.

The third segment does not completely parody any existing work, but instead seems to be a diegetic play staged by Marge, Moe and Homer for the consumption fo the denizens of Springfield.

References

the third segment is a parody of the broadway musical/movie Sweeney Todd