Upcoming Episodes plus STUFF for "Treehouse of Horror XVIII" (JABF16)

S19E05 Treehouse of Horror XVIIIliveNov 5, 2007, 12:13 AM ET4 hours after the credits13 posts by 4 posters
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Don Del Grande

11/11 - Little Orphan Millie (JABF22) Milhouse is told that his parents are presumed dead at sea, so he turns into Springfield's new cool kid, much to Bart's dismay; when Homer forgets what color Marge's eyes are, she refuses to let him see them until he can remember * Fox will air "King of the Hill" repeats in the hour before the regular Simpsons time slot in the Mountain and Pacific time zones

11/18 - Husbands and Knives (JABF17) When Springfield's boys abandon the Android's Dungeon for Coolsville, the new comic book store in town, Comic Book Guy plots his comeback; Marge opens up a gym for "regular women"

11/25 - Funeral for a Fiend When Marge has a dream where she is chastised for fast-forwarding through TV commercials, she makes everybody watch ads nonstop, a number of which are for a rib restaurant - unaware that it's a plot by Sideshow Bob, along with his brother and father (voiced by "Frasier" castmates Kelsey Grammer, David Hyde-Pierce, and John Mahoney), to complete his vendetta * This is not a Fox NFL doubleheader day, so there is a chance there will be Simpsons repeats at 7:00 and 7:30 as well

STUFF for "Treehouse of Horror XVIII" (JABF16) ---------------------------------------------- Written by Marc Wilmore Directed by Chuck Sheetz Special Guest Voice: Maurice LaMarche Blackboard: none Couch: none Overseas Animation: Akom TV Rating: TV-14-DSLV

REFERENCES 1F04 (Flanders is the devil) BABF07 (Funzo) CABF14 (Linguo) Movie (the pig appears) "Dancing with the Stars" ("Samba with the Stars") "E.T." (pretty much the entire first story) The Sorceror's Apprentice (music when the aliens appear) "Apocalypse Now" (helicopter attack while "Ride of the Valkyries" is playing) "Columbo" (Kodos mentions it) "Mr. & Mrs, Smith" (pretty much the entire second story) Transformers (Willie's tractor)

SELF-REFERENCE Marge noting that the Treehouse of Horror episodes now take place after Halloween

NOT A REFERENCE "The Angry Beavers" - one of this episode's "additional timers" is Pat Shinagawa; I wonder if it's TAB director Patty Shinagawa?

DYN
...in the opening, the creator and developers' names aren't changed?
...when the soldiers block the road, they have guns?  (There was a
   change made to "E.T." to switch guns held by police officers
   waiting for E.T. and Elliot to walkie-talkies)
...the sign on the First Church of Springfield is now electronic?
...Willie's tractor changes its name from "Willy" to "Killy"?

TREEHOUSE OF HORROR SPECIAL CREDITS *Executed* Producer IAN MAXTONE-GRAHAM Executive Producer MATT SARUMAN Executive Producer TERRIFYING TIM LONG Co-Executive Producer COUNT FRINKULA Co-Executive Producer DESECRATED DON PAYNE Co-Executive Producer DANA GHOULED Co-Executive Producer GHOSTLY CURRAN Co-Executive Producer Jth DEGREE BURNS Co-Executive Producer THE MIKE OF PRICENSTEIN Co-Executive Producer BILL "THE IMPALER" ODENKIRK Co-Executive Producer WOLFMAN BLACK Co-Executive Producer JOEL E. COLI Supervising Producer DISTURBIA ADAMSON Supervising Producer THE HILLS HAVE MATT WARBURTON Consulting Producer HAPPY HALLOMINE Producer DARN GREANEY Producer CLEFT CHESTBROOK Producer ENRON HAUGE Producers THE HAUNTED MILL / MARS ATTACKS PROSS Producer MIKE SCURVY Producer DECADENT DAVE MIRKIN Producer MY CREEPS Consulting Producer DAVID SILVERTHING OVERTHERE Co-Producer DANIEL CTHULHUN Supervising Director MARK "MANIAC" KIRKLAND Produced by EDGAR ALLEN RAYNIS Produced by AN INCONVENIENT BONNIE Produced by DAME OF THE GAME SIRKOT Produced by RICHARD STUMPY SAKAI Written by MARC WILMORE Directed by CHUCK "BLOODY" SHEETZ

Closing credits: Executive Producer 'ALLOWEEN JEAN Executive Producers JAMES "WHAT'S GRIM ABOUT THE REAPER?" BROOKS / BAT GROENING / SAM "SAYONARA" SIMON Starring ABBOTT & COSTELLONETA MEET FRANKENSTEIN JULIE D CARVER NANCY BARTFRIGHT THE DENTIST HEALTH CARE IN THIS COUNTRY and HARRY SHEARER Special Guest Voice MAURICE LAMARCHE Also starring PAMELA "HELLFIRE" HAYDEN / TERROR MACNIHIL / KARL ALOYSIOUS TREATON Animation Producers THE DECOMPOSED BODY OF LAURIE BIERNACKI / WRETCHED RICK POLIZZI Animation Executive Producers SHERIFF JOHN HYDE / MALIGNANT MIKE WOLF / SCOTT GANGRENE-BERG Post Production Co-Producer R.I.P. JEFF THOMAS Animation Co-Producer GOSSIP GAYSIAN Associate Producers HELLICA NALIVANSCREAMING, / "CAPLAN!" ALEXANDER THE GREAT-FUL DEAD Theme by SATAN McELFOVITCH Music *Decomposed* by G-DADDY CLAWS-SON Original Casting by THE BON ULTIMATUM Editors BRIAN "BUNKY" COLLINS / DON "BIZARRO" BARROZO Post Production Supervisor THE BEARDSHIFTER Production Coordinator I MISS AMERICA FERRARA Post Production Coordinator Xslim arrisonX {replace each X with skull and crossbones} Dialogue Sound Editors BOBBY "THE SCARY MOOK" MACKSTON / JOSH KRAMER / NORMAN "BATES" MACLEOD *Diatomic Dissection* CRASHED SLIME Sound Effects Supervisor TRAVIS "SONIC" POWERS Re-Recording Mixers ALAN "BLOODTHIRSTY" DECKER, C.A.S. / MARK "MADMAN" LINDEN, C.A.S. Creative Consultant BAT GROENING Executive Creative Consultant JAMES "WHAT'S GRIM ABOUT THE REAPER?" BROOKS

-- Don S1.1 MAG+++ LIS++ BAR+ SKI+ MrsK+ MissH+ P&S# FLA- (heresy!) f+++ n+++ Ilps(w) $+++ M45 There'd better not be any of this "No, see, I'm a producer, and I'm just 're-producing' these lines in the script" during the strike

Tony HardingDon Del Grande

Don Del Grande wrote:

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A small note of historical value here, "The Ride of the Valkyries" did not originate with "Apocalypse Now". Coppola borrowed it from Richard Wagner. The Ride of the Valkyries" (German: Walk�renritt), is the popular term for the beginning of Act III of Die Walk�re by Richard Wagner. composed during the 1850's and first performed in public in 1870. Along with being perfect for the scene I assume it's public domain by now, thus no royalties.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ride_of_the_Valkyries
Aaron HirshbergTony Harding

I remember years ago someone telling me that "Also Sprach Zarathustra", by Richard Strauss, was written for that movie about that space odyssey that took place in 2001, but I can't seem to remember the name of the movie. I convinced him otherwise. The fact that he did no the real name of the music should have clued him in that it was not written just for the movie.

Mr. Museum

Michael BlackTony Harding

But surely using it with helicopters derives from "Apocalypse Now". Indeed, it's been used before on The Simpsons, in fact a previous Treehouse. The bit where Homer gets a "magic" hammock that clones him, and there are all those clones in the wilderness. When the helicopters appear with the giant donuts to lure the Homers, the same music is used.

Michael

Don Del GrandeTony Harding

Tony Harding wrote:

Of course not - it originated in "What's Opera, Doc?": "Kill the wabbit! Kill the wabbit!! Spear and magic helmet!"...

I suppose next you'll be telling me Wagner also wrote the music traditionally used at weddings when the bride walks down the aisle (commonly, but incorrectly, called "Here Comes the Bride", although I've never heard of anything close to a complete set of English lyrics using those words), and not only that, but it was written not for a wedding, but a wedding night. (Bridal Chorus, Act III, "Lohengrin")

-- Don
Tony HardingDon Del Grande

Not familiar with Lehengrin that I know of (although I'd probably recognize the piece if it's used as widely as you say).

At first I thought you were talking about Mendelsohn's "Wedding March" from his "Midsummer Night's Dream", used for the wedding of Titania & Oberon, the queen & king of the fairies; but this is used mostly as a recessional.

Aaron HirshbergTony Harding

DON'T TALK TOO LOUD ABOUT FAIRIES GETTING MARRIED!!!!! Rob Wade might return.

Mr. Museum

Tony HardingAaron Hirshberg

[email] wrote:

L-O-Fing-L!   :)

Okay, let's just talk about Rhine Maidens, trolls, Valkyries, smiths, & meistersingers, okay?

Don Del GrandeTony Harding

Tony Harding wrote:

There's a MIDI version of the one I'm talking about here (near the bottom of the web page): http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bridal_Chorus

-- Don
Tony HardingDon Del Grande

I listened after I posted and it's the traditional processional known to most of us as "Here comes the bride".

Don Del GrandeTony Harding

Tony Harding wrote:

Now, where have I heard that title before? Oh, wait, I remember:

-- Don
Tony HardingDon Del Grande

Indeed, I'm agreeing with you, Don (although I didn't remember who posted HCTB when I posted).