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Bad Dream House The Simpsons move into an old house and soon laern why the house was so cheap: it is haunted. The walls ooze blood, and a voice tells them to get out while they still can. Marge wants to leave, but Homer convinces her to give the house a chance. That night, Homer, Lisa, Bart, and Maggie are possessed and chase each other with knives and axes. Marge tells the spirit of the house to find a way they can all live together. After pondering its options, thehouse blows itself up. Hungry are the Damned The Simpsons are abducted from their backyard by one-eyed extraterrestrials. En route to another planet, they learn that they are the guests of honor. They are offered an endless feast of food and thoroughly gorge themselves. Lisa accuses the aliens of fattening up the family so they can be eaten. The aliens' feelings are hurt. They turn he spaceship around and return the Simpsons to their lowly lives. Lisa concludes that it was the Simpsons who were the real monsters. The Raven Lisa reads Edgar Allan Poe's classic tale of horror. As Homer listens, he visualizes himself as the narrator, Marge as Lenore, and Bart as the raven. After telling their stories in the treehouse, the kids return home to go to bed. They doze peacefully, while Homer sleeps with the ligths on. |
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