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References/Trivia


Season 14 Episode References
291 "Poppa's Got a Brand New Badge"
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"Treehouse of Horror XIII"
"How I Spent My Strummer Vacation" 293


Cultural references[edit]

Send in the Clones[edit]

The Island of Dr. Hibbert[edit]

  • Dr. Hibbert's lab is called the "House of Pain", the same as Moreau's lab in the 1977 film adaptation of The Island of Dr. Moreau.
  • The music playing in the scene where Homer has been transformed into a walrus is reminiscent of the theme music from Fantasy Island.

Trivia[edit]

  • Seen among the crowd of Homer's clones are the following:
  • This is the third Treehouse of Horror episode not to have the credits littered with "scary names" (the previous two were I and XII). This may have prompted some complaints from longtime fans, as the scary names were reinstated the following year.
  • This is the first Halloween episode to have the name Treehouse of Horror on-screen.
  • Bart, Homer and Maggie are each revealed as owning several guns.
  • This episode is titled "Treehouse of Horror 13" as opposed to "Treehouse of Horror XIII".
  • Maggie Roswell returns to the series for the first time since leaving over a pay dispute after Season 10.
  • This is the first episode aired which was produced for Season 14. As such, it is the fourth digitally colored episode (after "Radioactive Man", "The Simpsons 138th Episode Spectacular", and "Tennis the Menace") and the first digitally colored Treehouse of Horror special.
  • People of Springfield and their animal transformations in The Island of Dr. Hibbert":

Goofs[edit]

  • In "The Island of Dr. Hibbert", Chief Wiggum throws his tattered pants into the fire, but in the next scene when Homer calls the human/animal creatures freaks, Wiggum is wearing the pants again.
  • In the "Send in the Clones" segment, when Marge comes back from shopping with a clone of Homer, the top part of one of the arch windows is missing.
  • In the third segment, Captain Horatio McCallister as a crocodile speaks. If you look closely, you can see Groundskeeper Willie in his normal looks, but he is meant to be bushy, all red.
  • The beers Homer puts under the hammock vanish when the hammock breaks, and Homer falls to the floor.
  • The people standing to the left of the rock, as Comic Book Guy (as a faun) walks onto it, changes. In the first shot the police officers and Ralph stand there, in the second shot it's a panda.
  • When Homer starts to strangle his clone, the clone throws the boxes it was carrying, to the floor. In a following shot the boxes have vanished.
  • When Homer is playing the piano, and Marge is playing the cello, Professor Frink grabs Homer and pulls him into the room. However the playing of the piano continues, even after Homer is pulled away.

Continuity[edit]

Season 14 References
Treehouse of Horror XIII How I Spent My Strummer Vacation Bart vs. Lisa vs. the Third Grade Large Marge Helter Shelter The Great Louse Detective Special Edna The Dad Who Knew Too Little The Strong Arms of the Ma Pray Anything Barting Over I'm Spelling as Fast as I Can A Star Is Born Again Mr. Spritz Goes to Washington C.E. D'oh 'Scuse Me While I Miss the Sky Three Gays of the Condo Dude, Where's My Ranch? Old Yeller-Belly Brake My Wife, Please The Bart of War Moe Baby Blues