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The Frog Prince was the result of student wizard Bart's failed attempt to cast a toad-to-prince spell.

The big magic recital at Springwart's School of Magicry was coming up, and to prepare, Mrs. Krabappel had her class working on toad-to-prince spells. She told the class to get their toads out so she could check their work. After Lisa succeeded at turning her toad into the Handsome Prince, Mrs. Krabappel went to Bart's desk and sarcastically asked, "Well, Bart, did you study your spell book last night, or did your fairy godmother die again?" Bart protested that he had studied, waved his wand over his toad, and hesitantly said the incantation, "Abra-ca ... turn into a prince guy?" Bart's wand emitted an ugly shower of sparks and made a crackling noise like an out-of-tune radio, and the Frog Prince appeared on Bart's desk.

The Frog Prince looked like a hideous cross between a man and a toad (but was nearer in size and appearance to a toad), and constantly vomited copiously. Mrs. Krabappel was sharply critical of Bart's attempt at the spell ("Sloppy work as usual"), and compared Bart's spellcasting unfavorably to Lisa's: "Lisa's casting spells at an eighth-grade level; you've sinned against nature." The Frog Prince then asked Bart to kill him.

At this, Bart started to argue with Lisa, but the Handsome Prince stepped between them and told Bart to "Stand away from milady!" Bart picked up the Frog Prince, held him out toward the Handsome Prince, and said, "Get in there! Defend my honor!" All the Frog Prince did was vomit all over the Handsome Prince and again ask Bart to kill him: "Every moment I live is agony." At this point, Lisa, angry about her prince being vomited on, retaliated by using the "Head Zeppelin" spell on Bart, which turned his head into a Zeppelin. Lisa then used her wand to lift Bart up toward the ceiling and float him around the classroom...

Today is October 6.

On this day...

1954: David Hidalgo, singer and guest star, was born.
1958: John Mathot, storyboard artist and layout artist, was born.
1964: Matthew Sweet, actor and guest star, was born.
1982: Mike Mitchell, actor and guest star, was born.
2003: The Complete Third Season was released in the UK.
2013: "Treehouse of Horror XXIV" aired for the first time.
2019: "Go Big or Go Homer" aired for the first time.

"Treehouse of Horror V" is the sixth episode of season 6 of The Simpsons and the one-hundred and ninth episode overall. It is also the fifth installment in the Treehouse of Horror series and consists of three parts. It originally aired on October 30, 1994. The episode was written by Greg Daniels, Dan McGrath, David S. Cohen and Bob Kushell and directed by Jim Reardon. It guest stars James Earl Jones as alternate universe Maggie.

In the fifth annual Halloween special, the Simpsons become the caretakers of a hotel owned by Mr. Burns, Homer accidentally creates a time-traveling toaster, and the teachers at Springfield Elementary School start slaughtering children to eat them...

Name: "Lisa the Boy Scout"
Date: October 9, 2022

The Raven is the title character and antagonist in "The Raven", a poem by Edgar Allan Poe.

The raven visited the poem's narrator, who was grieving for his deceased wife, Lenore. The narrator asked the raven to tell its name, but the bird only said "Nevermore" and refused to say anything else no matter how many times (or what questions) the narrator asked him. The narrator interpreted the bird's stubbornness as mockery, flew into a rage, and eventually went insane from the combined effects of his grief for Lenore and the torment of the raven's visit.

When Homer heard Lisa reading "The Raven", he imagined himself as the narrator and Bart as the raven. He was scared by the story and later thought he saw the raven outside the bedroom window...

"Oh relax, kids. I've got a gut feeling Üter's around here somewhere. [laughs] After all, isn't there a little Üter in all of us? [laughs longer] In fact, you might even say we just ate Üter and he's in our stomachs right now. [laughs hard, then stops] Wait. Scratch that."
―Principal Skinner^[src]

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