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Homer sells his soul for a doughnut; Bart sees a gremlin; Bart Simpson's "Dracula."
Homer sells his soul for a doughnut; Bart sees a gremlin; Bart Simpson's "Dracula."
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S7, EP6 "Treehouse of Horror VI"Advertising statues attack Springfield; the school janitor terrorizes children in their sleep; Homer creates a black hole.
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S6, EP6 "Treehouse of Horror V"Homer turns the toaster into a time vortex and becomes homicidal when his cable and beer are cut off.
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S5, EP5 "Treehouse of Horror IV"Homer sells his soul for a doughnut; Bart sees a gremlin; Bart Simpson's "Dracula."
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S4, EP5 "Treehouse of Horror III"Halloween tales: A doll comes alive; Homer is a giant on an island; Bart entrances the town.
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S38, EP4 "Treehouse of Horror XXXVII"Marge gets a horrifying new perspective on marriage; Bart and Santa's Little Helper embark on a bone-chilling adventure; Homer takes a driving lesson.
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S38, EP3 "Treehouse of Horror Presents: The Revengening"All hell breaks loose on Halloween when a killer comes to Springfield and hacks their way through town.
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S38, EP2 "Diary of a Chimpy Kid"Bart and Lisa adopt an abandoned baby chimp and clash over their surprisingly different parenting styles; when the chimp is abducted by a private wild animal zoo, the family goes on a mission to rescue him.
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S38, EP1 "The Children's Book Job"Marge hopes to save Springfield Elementary by inviting a reclusive British children's author to appear at the school's book fair, but Homer botches his assignment of picking the author up at the airport.
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