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-->'''Announcer:''' We now return to ''Keepin' It Kodos'', starring Kang!
-->'''Announcer:''' We now return to ''Keepin' It Kodos'', starring Kang!
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* MagicAntidote: Comic Book Guy attempts to use one after being stabbed in the second segment, only to spill it onto a stool, who takes on the name Simon Stoolowitz and heads off to America to be in pictures.
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* LampshadeHanging: Homer calls attention to how long it's taking his arm to slowly and dramatically press a button.
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* MajorInjuryUnderreaction: Mr. Burns is fully awake while the Simpsons recover Maggie from inside his body. When an explosion goes off inside him, his reaction is extremely subdued.
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* AManIsNotAVirgin: Averted with Homer in ''Four Beheadings and a Funeral''. He admits when he's about to be hanged that he's never known the pleasure of a woman.
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! The Ned Zone
Homer attempts to get a frisbee off his roof with a bowling ball. One of his attempts hits Ned Flanders in the head. Later, in the hospital, Dr. Hibbert informs Ned that he nearly died- of a brain tumor. The bowling ball actually saved him by knocking it out of his head. Hibbert shakes Flanders'head injury gives him hand, and Flanders sees a vision of Hibbert falling to his death. In the real world, he freaks out and pulls his hand away.
Hibbert sees how pale he looks, and opens the window to get Flanders some fresh air. The Simpsons come to visit, and Homer asks Dr. Hibbert to get his frisbee off the ledge. While reaching for it, Hibbert falls out the window. He realizes that this is going to hurt and injects himself with a painkiller. That done, he hits the ground and dies- in the exact manner that Ned predicted.
Ned is quite freaked out by this, and tries to reassure himself that it was just a coincidence. This belief is shaken after he catches Hans Moleman after Hans's shoes were thrown over a telephone wire while he was still wearing them, and sees a vision of Hans being attacked by alligators. Startled by the vision, he drops Hans into a sewer through an open manhole, at which point Hans is attacked by alligators.
The now quite freaked out Flanders asks God why he has these visions. He hits his hand against a building, which turns out to be a theater showing Rosie O' Donnell's new musical, which he sees will close after 3 performances. He says he didn't need any power topredict doom, know ''that'' was coming. Homer walks up, looking for his frisbee. Ned tells Homer of his new power of foretelling death, and Homer asks Ned to do it to him.
Ned reluctantly complies, and sees Homer being shot three times from behind- and the shooter is Ned Flanders himself. Flanders pulls away, terrified.
He later tries to move, but Homer doesn't believe that Flanders will kill him and ''does'' believe in TemptingFate. Homer gets Wiggum to give Homer his gun, and gives the gun to Flanders, urging Flanders to shoot. While Homer taunts Flanders, he sees a vision of Homer pressing a button at the nuclear plant- and causing Springfield to be destroyed. Flanders warns Homer, but he's unphased and goes to work anyway.
At the plant, Ned tries to tell Homer not to press the Core Destruct button, but all Homer hears is "Press...destruct...button". He does so, and while Homer is reaching for the button (and taking a long time with it), he grabs a sleeping security guard's gun and shoots Homer... just like he saw in his vision.
Homer proceeds to flop all around the console he's at, eventually pressing the Core Destruct button with his tongue. Springfield is destroyed, and both Ned and Homer go to heaven. They meet the rest of the Simpsons there, and Marge tells him that if he was trying to get out of cleaning the garage, it won't work, as the garage is also in heaven.
At this point, God interrupts and gives Homer "what he deserves"- his frisbee.
! Four Beheadings and a Funeral
London's prostitutes are being killed by a Jack The Ripper-esque SerialKiller called the Muttonchop Murderer because of his muttonchop beard style. The Scotland Yard investigates, and their chief, Wiggums, says they should dust the latest victim for prints. When his men ask him what he meant, he clarified that the ''prince'' was coming by, and he wanted the victim cleaned up by then.
Lisa and Bart show up, as Master Detective Eliza Simpson and her easily amazed sidekick, Dr. Bartley. She asks what clues they've found, and Wiggum says that they've already caught the killer. He shows the suspect, Apu (who does not have muttonchops). He says that Apu is clearly responsible for the murder, and tells the police to "lock him up until we find someone darker". Apu protests that he's not a killer, just a purveyor of disgusting British food like eel pies. Wiggum loves eel pies, and he eats one of Apu's wares as Apu is being dragged away.
After Apu has gone, Marge Simpson shows up, with a story to tell. She says she saw a strange man, who dropped a bloody, curvy knife and then ran away. Wiggums gives Lisa the knife, but says that this case was beyond even her skills. She takes that challenge.
Later, Lisa talks with the Comic Book Guy, a dealer who sold the knife as part of a set, the Seven Swords of Osiris. He tries to sell her a book that goes with it, but she just wants to know who bought it. Comic Book Guy checks his records. While Lisa and Bart look around the shop (and find Ned Flanders as a shrunken head), Comic Book Guy stumbles out of the other room with a record book, crying "Help! Help! Murder!", and then falls down dead, with a curvy knife in his back. The window behind him is open.
Lisa takes the ledger, and uses it to learn who bought the Seven Swords of Osiris, while a muttonchop-wearing shadow stalks them. She finds out that they were sold to one C. Ebenezar Burns, evil industrialist and opium addict. They find him in Mao's Den of Iniquity, which is run by Moe. He says that he once possessed the entire collection- but then sold them all to buy opium. Lisa asks who he sold them to. He says he sold them to a fat man with sideburns- like the one in a greatcoat and top hat right behind them.
The man turns out to be Homer. He runs away, but is grabbed by Wiggum. When Wiggum is queried as to why he's in an opium den, he says it's the only way he can get Ralphie to go to sleep.
Lisa and Bart walk through the city, happy that the Muttonchop Murderer has been caught. But then they see another Sword of Osiris in the chest of another prostitute. But that means the murderer is still on the loose, and the guy they have is innocent. Lisa takes out the sword and sniffs it.
The next day, Homer is about to be hanged for the actions of the Muttonchop Murderer. He pleads for mercy, saying that he's not a murderer. Wiggum is about to pull the lever, when Lisa shows up and tells him not to, as Homer is innocent. Her evidence? The blade used in the latest murderer smelled of eel pie- like the one Wiggum is eating at that very moment.
Wiggum defends himself by saying that a lot of people like eel pie, but a police officer then takes off Wiggum's hat to reveal that he also has muttonchops. When Lisa asks him why he did it, he reveals that he wanted to come up with a case that she couldn't crack. He then runs away to a hot-air balloon nearby, and floats away. He gloats to Bart and Lisainvestigate that they'll never catch him, before his balloon is ripped apart by Kang and Kodos in a steampunk spaceship.
->'''Wiggum''': Remember me for my police work and not themurders of Victorian England's most prolific prostitutes, murders!
Kang and Kodos fly into the sunset, laughing about destroying Earth's fleet. We then cut to Ralphie and Wiggum at the opium den, where Ralphie tells his father that he just had the strangest dream. Wiggum informs Ralphie that he's still in it, and we zoom out to an ice castle surrounded by winged dinosaurs, a chicken pulling a carriage, a sea monster, and other RealDreamsAreWeirder material. Ralphie and Wiggum fly out on the bed.
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The Simpsons go on a "fantastic voyage" into Mr. Burns' body to save Maggie from being digested.
Homer attempts to get a frisbee off his roof with a bowling ball. One of his attempts hits Ned Flanders in the head. Later, in the hospital, Dr. Hibbert informs Ned that he nearly died- of a brain tumor. The bowling ball actually saved him by knocking it out of his head. Hibbert shakes Flanders'
Hibbert sees how pale he looks, and opens the window to get Flanders some fresh air. The Simpsons come to visit, and Homer asks Dr. Hibbert to get his frisbee off the ledge. While reaching for it, Hibbert falls out the window. He realizes that this is going to hurt and injects himself with a painkiller. That done, he hits the ground and dies- in the exact manner that Ned predicted.
Ned is quite freaked out by this, and tries to reassure himself that it was just a coincidence. This belief is shaken after he catches Hans Moleman after Hans's shoes were thrown over a telephone wire while he was still wearing them, and sees a vision of Hans being attacked by alligators. Startled by the vision, he drops Hans into a sewer through an open manhole, at which point Hans is attacked by alligators.
The now quite freaked out Flanders asks God why he has these visions. He hits his hand against a building, which turns out to be a theater showing Rosie O' Donnell's new musical, which he sees will close after 3 performances. He says he didn't need any power to
Ned reluctantly complies, and sees Homer being shot three times from behind- and the shooter is Ned Flanders himself. Flanders pulls away, terrified.
He later tries to move, but Homer doesn't believe that Flanders will kill him and ''does'' believe in TemptingFate. Homer gets Wiggum to give Homer his gun, and gives the gun to Flanders, urging Flanders to shoot. While Homer taunts Flanders, he sees a vision of Homer pressing a button at the nuclear plant- and causing Springfield to be destroyed. Flanders warns Homer, but he's unphased and goes to work anyway.
At the plant, Ned tries to tell Homer not to press the Core Destruct button, but all Homer hears is "Press...destruct...button". He does so, and while Homer is reaching for the button (and taking a long time with it), he grabs a sleeping security guard's gun and shoots Homer... just like he saw in his vision.
Homer proceeds to flop all around the console he's at, eventually pressing the Core Destruct button with his tongue. Springfield is destroyed, and both Ned and Homer go to heaven. They meet the rest of the Simpsons there, and Marge tells him that if he was trying to get out of cleaning the garage, it won't work, as the garage is also in heaven.
At this point, God interrupts and gives Homer "what he deserves"- his frisbee.
! Four Beheadings and a Funeral
London's prostitutes are being killed by a Jack The Ripper-esque SerialKiller called the Muttonchop Murderer because of his muttonchop beard style. The Scotland Yard investigates, and their chief, Wiggums, says they should dust the latest victim for prints. When his men ask him what he meant, he clarified that the ''prince'' was coming by, and he wanted the victim cleaned up by then.
Lisa and Bart show up, as Master Detective Eliza Simpson and her easily amazed sidekick, Dr. Bartley. She asks what clues they've found, and Wiggum says that they've already caught the killer. He shows the suspect, Apu (who does not have muttonchops). He says that Apu is clearly responsible for the murder, and tells the police to "lock him up until we find someone darker". Apu protests that he's not a killer, just a purveyor of disgusting British food like eel pies. Wiggum loves eel pies, and he eats one of Apu's wares as Apu is being dragged away.
After Apu has gone, Marge Simpson shows up, with a story to tell. She says she saw a strange man, who dropped a bloody, curvy knife and then ran away. Wiggums gives Lisa the knife, but says that this case was beyond even her skills. She takes that challenge.
Later, Lisa talks with the Comic Book Guy, a dealer who sold the knife as part of a set, the Seven Swords of Osiris. He tries to sell her a book that goes with it, but she just wants to know who bought it. Comic Book Guy checks his records. While Lisa and Bart look around the shop (and find Ned Flanders as a shrunken head), Comic Book Guy stumbles out of the other room with a record book, crying "Help! Help! Murder!", and then falls down dead, with a curvy knife in his back. The window behind him is open.
Lisa takes the ledger, and uses it to learn who bought the Seven Swords of Osiris, while a muttonchop-wearing shadow stalks them. She finds out that they were sold to one C. Ebenezar Burns, evil industrialist and opium addict. They find him in Mao's Den of Iniquity, which is run by Moe. He says that he once possessed the entire collection- but then sold them all to buy opium. Lisa asks who he sold them to. He says he sold them to a fat man with sideburns- like the one in a greatcoat and top hat right behind them.
The man turns out to be Homer. He runs away, but is grabbed by Wiggum. When Wiggum is queried as to why he's in an opium den, he says it's the only way he can get Ralphie to go to sleep.
Lisa and Bart walk through the city, happy that the Muttonchop Murderer has been caught. But then they see another Sword of Osiris in the chest of another prostitute. But that means the murderer is still on the loose, and the guy they have is innocent. Lisa takes out the sword and sniffs it.
The next day, Homer is about to be hanged for the actions of the Muttonchop Murderer. He pleads for mercy, saying that he's not a murderer. Wiggum is about to pull the lever, when Lisa shows up and tells him not to, as Homer is innocent. Her evidence? The blade used in the latest murderer smelled of eel pie- like the one Wiggum is eating at that very moment.
Wiggum defends himself by saying that a lot of people like eel pie, but a police officer then takes off Wiggum's hat to reveal that he also has muttonchops. When Lisa asks him why he did it, he reveals that he wanted to come up with a case that she couldn't crack. He then runs away to a hot-air balloon nearby, and floats away. He gloats to Bart and Lisa
->'''Wiggum''': Remember me for my police work and not the
Kang and Kodos fly into the sunset, laughing about destroying Earth's fleet. We then cut to Ralphie and Wiggum at the opium den, where Ralphie tells his father that he just had the strangest dream. Wiggum informs Ralphie that he's still in it, and we zoom out to an ice castle surrounded by winged dinosaurs, a chicken pulling a carriage, a sea monster, and other RealDreamsAreWeirder material. Ralphie and Wiggum fly out on the bed.
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* AManIsNotAVirgin: Averted with Homer in ''Four Beheadings and a Funeral''. He admits when he's about to be hanged that he's never known the pleasure of a woman.
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** When the "Treehouse of Horror XV" title screen comes up, the "XV" is hammered into the steel plate by Kodos, a la the Mark VII Limited logo.
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* NiceJobBreakingItHero: Ned's attempts to avoid killing Homer and preventing him from destroying Springfield are what ultimately lead those events to happen.
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* GroinAttack: Invoked at the end of [[spoiler:the FantasticVoyagePlot. Homer tells Mr. Burns that it's a bad idea to defy someone who can kick his balls from the inside]].
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* ProfaneLastWords: There is a button in the nuclear power plant that can blow up the entire city. Ned Flanders shoots Homer to stop him from pressing the button but Homer ends up dying next to the button...only for his tongue to end up pressing it.
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-->'''Ned''': Oh, you stupid, son of a-\\
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* TooDumbToLive: Granted most people wouldn't listen to a man talking about seeing the future. However it is [[Flanderization flanderised]] UpToEleven when Homer doesn't even pause for thought when he thinks Ned is telling him to press the core destruct button. Not even when Ned tells him, even through the static interferance that it will kill everyone, and even seems bound and determined to push the button even after Ned shoots him
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* TooDumbToLive: Granted most people wouldn't listen to a man talking about seeing the future. However it is [[Flanderization flanderised]] taken UpToEleven when Homer doesn't even pause for thought when he thinks Ned is telling him to press the core destruct button. Not even when Ned tells him, even through the static interferance that it will kill everyone, and even seems bound and determined to push the button even after Ned shoots himeveryone.
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* TooDumbToLive: Granted most people wouldn't listen to a man talking about seeing the future. However it is [[Flanderisation [[Flanderization flanderised]] UpToEleven when Homer doesn't even pause for thought when he thinks Ned is telling him to press the core destruct button. Not even when Ned tells him, even through the static interferance that it will kill everyone, and even seems bound and determined to push the button even after Ned shoots him
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* TooDumbToLive: Granted most people wouldn't listen to a man talking about seeing the future. However it is [[Flanderisation flanderised]] UpToEleven when Homer doesn't even pause for thought when he thinks Ned is telling him to press the core destruct button. Not even when Ned tells him, even through the static interferance that it will kill everyone, and even seems bound and determined to push the button even after Ned shoots him
* TooDumbToLive: Granted most people wouldn't listen to a man talking about seeing the future. However it is [[Flanderisation flanderised]] UpToEleven when Homer doesn't even pause for thought when he thinks Ned is telling him to press the core destruct button. Not even when Ned tells him, even through the static interferance that it will kill everyone, and even seems bound and determined to push the button even after Ned shoots him
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-->'''Transmitted:''' (Static) Do it! (Static) Kill everyone!
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* TakeThat: To RosieODonnell. When Ned Flanders predicted her new musical would close after three performances, he commented he didn't need his power to see that.
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* TakeThat: To RosieODonnell. When Ned Flanders predicted her new musical would close after three performances, he commented he didn't need his power to see that.
