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* OutOfHolidayEpisode: Creator/{{Fox}} has generally been unable to air new "Treehouse" episodes within in the week before Halloween since buying the getting exclusive TV rights to the [[UsefulNotes/MajorLeagueBaseball World Series]] in 2000, leading to most of them airing early in November (i.e., ''after'' Halloween) instead. Several Some of the later specials episodes even lampshade this (the opening sequence in XIV has Kang and Kodos expressing bafflement that they're showing a Halloween episode in November, when they've already got their Christmas decorations up, and it becomes the basis of the entire intro in XVI) although starting XVI). Starting in 2011, this problem has mostly been fixed (although it has occasionally resulted in the "Treehouse" episode airing at the very beginning of October instead); the 31st however, XXXI and 34th episodes were aired XXXIV still premiered in November instead.November.
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* OutOfHolidayEpisode: Creator/{{Fox}} has generally been unable to premiere these air new "Treehouse" episodes within the week before Halloween since buying the exclusive rights to the [[UsefulNotes/MajorLeagueBaseball World Series]] in 2000 (except in 2009), 2000, leading to most of the latter-day specials them airing early in November instead. Several of the later specials even lampshade this (the opening sequence in XIV has Kang and Kodos express expressing bafflement that they're showing a Halloween episode in November, when they've already got their Christmas decorations up, and it becomes the basis of the entire intro in XVI) although starting in 2011, this problem has mostly been fixed (although it has occasionally resulted in the episode airing at the very beginning of October instead); the 31st and 34th episodes were aired in November instead.
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* OutOfHolidayEpisode: Creator/{{Fox}} has generally been unable to air premiere these episodes within the week before Halloween since buying the exclusive rights to the [[UsefulNotes/MajorLeagueBaseball World Series]] in 2000 (except in 2009), leading to most of the latter-day specials airing early in November instead. Several of the later specials lampshade this (the opening sequence in XIV has Kang and Kodos express bafflement that they're showing a Halloween episode in November, when they've already got their Christmas decorations up, and it becomes the basis of the entire intro in XVI) although starting in 2011, this problem has mostly been fixed (although it has occasionally resulted in the episode airing at the very beginning of October instead); the 31st and 34th episodes were aired in November instead.
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* OutOfHolidayEpisode: Creator/{{Fox}} has generally been unable to air these episodes within the week before Halloween since buying the exclusive rights to the [[UsefulNotes/{{Baseball}} [[UsefulNotes/MajorLeagueBaseball World Series]] in 2000 (except in 2009), leading to most of the latter-day specials airing early in November instead. Several of the later specials lampshade this (the opening sequence in XIV has Kang and Kodos express bafflement that they're showing a Halloween episode in November, when they've already got their Christmas decorations up, and it becomes the basis of the entire intro in XVI) although starting in 2011, this problem has mostly been fixed (although it has occasionally resulted in the episode airing at the very beginning of October instead); the 31st and 34th episodes were aired in November instead.
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* The first ten ''Treehouse''s were made at the beginning of the production season. However, they eventually became such a drain on the writing team that they were moved to near the end of the season and held over until the next broadcast season so they didn't leave the writers feeling too burnt out so early on. Creative burnout is also the reason why they switched from having a different writer for each segment to having one writer for the entire episode after XIII; having three different writers handle each act resulted in a massively overlong first draft that took ages to cut down.down.
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* MilestoneCelebration: "Treehouse of Horror XXVII" is the 600th overall episode of ''The Simpsons'', which tied with ''Series/{{Gunsmoke}}'' as the longest running American scripted primetime series (recognized by one of the joke credits, which reads "We're coming for you, Gunsmoke"), and acknowledges this at the end of the opening sequence, where Frank Grimes warns that you'd be forced to watch a marathon of all the episodes in Hell.[[note]]Likely a cheeky reference to FXX's 600-episode ''Simpsons'' marathon later that year.[[/note]]
** "Treehouse of Horror XXX" is the 666th episode of the show overall, though it did have a joke about being the [[OutOfOrder 667th]] in the event FOX changed the schedule, which didn't end up happening.
** "Treehouse of Horror XXX" is the 666th episode of the show overall, though it did have a joke about being the [[OutOfOrder 667th]] in the event FOX changed the schedule, which didn't end up happening.
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** "Treehouse of Horror XXVII" is the 600th overall episode of ''The Simpsons'', which tied with ''Series/{{Gunsmoke}}'' as the longest running American scripted primetime series (recognized by one of the joke credits, which reads "We're coming for you, Gunsmoke"), and acknowledges this at the end of the opening sequence, where Frank Grimes warns that you'd be forced to watch a marathon of all the episodes in Hell.[[note]]Likely a cheeky reference to FXX's 600-episode ''Simpsons'' marathon later that year.[[/note]]
** "Treehouse of Horror XXX" is the666th [[NumberOfTheBeast 666th]] episode of the show overall, though it did have a joke about being the [[OutOfOrder 667th]] in the event FOX changed the schedule, which didn't end up happening.
** "Treehouse of Horror XXVII" is the 600th overall episode of ''The Simpsons'', which tied with ''Series/{{Gunsmoke}}'' as the longest running American scripted primetime series (recognized by one of the joke credits, which reads "We're coming for you, Gunsmoke"), and acknowledges this at the end of the opening sequence, where Frank Grimes warns that you'd be forced to watch a marathon of all the episodes in Hell.[[note]]Likely a cheeky reference to FXX's 600-episode ''Simpsons'' marathon later that year.[[/note]]
** "Treehouse of Horror XXX" is the
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** This was even lampshaded in one special when the episode aired passed the Halloween holiday with Kang and Kodos stating it was near Christmas time.
** This was even lampshaded in one special when the episode aired passed the Halloween holiday with Kang and Kodos stating it was near Christmas time.
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* OutOfHolidayEpisode: Creator/{{Fox}} has been generally unable to schedule these episodes within the week before Halloween since buying the exclusive rights to the [[UsefulNotes/{{Baseball}} World Series]] in 2000 (except in 2009), 2009). Several of the later specials lampshade this (the opening sequence in XIV has Kang and Kodos express bafflement that they're showing a Halloween episode in November, when they've already got their Christmas decorations up, and it becomes the basis of the entire intro in XVI) although starting in 2011, this problem has since been fixed.
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* ShortRunInPeru: "Treehouse of Horror XXXI" first aired in Canada on October 18, 2020. While originally, this wouldn't be that major, since the episode was scheduled to air the same day on Fox, it was later delayed to November 1st, due to Fox's coverage of Game 7 of the 2020 NLCS.
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* ShortRunInPeru: "Treehouse of Horror XXXI" first aired in Canada Canada's Citytv on October 18, 2020. While originally, this wouldn't be that major, since the episode was scheduled to air the same day on Fox, it was later delayed to November 1st, due to Fox's coverage of [[{{UsefulNotes/Baseball}} Game 7 of the 2020 NLCS.
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** This was even lampshaded in one special when the episode aired passed the Halloween holiday with Kang and Kodos stating it was near Christmas time.
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** "Treehouse of Horror XXX" is scheduled to be the 666th episode of the show overall.
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* MilestoneCelebration: "Treehouse of Horror XXVII" is the 600th overall episode of ''The Simpsons'', which tied with ''Series/{{Gunsmoke}}'' as the longest running American scripted primetime series (recognized by one of the joke credits, which reads "We're coming for you, Gunsmoke"), and acknowledges this at the end of the opening sequence, where Frank Grimes warns that you'd be forced to watch a marathon of all the episodes in Hell.[[note]]Likely a cheeky reference to FXX's 600-episode ''Simpsons'' marathon later that year.[[/note]][[/note]]
!!General Trivia
* The first ten ''Treehouse''s were made at the beginning of the production season. However, they eventually became such a drain on the writing team that they were moved to near the end of the season and held over until the next broadcast season so they didn't leave the writers feeling too burnt out so early on. Creative burnout is also the reason why they switched from having a different writer for each segment to having one writer for the entire episode after XIII; having three different writers handle each act resulted in a massively overlong first draft that took ages to cut down.
!!General Trivia
* The first ten ''Treehouse''s were made at the beginning of the production season. However, they eventually became such a drain on the writing team that they were moved to near the end of the season and held over until the next broadcast season so they didn't leave the writers feeling too burnt out so early on. Creative burnout is also the reason why they switched from having a different writer for each segment to having one writer for the entire episode after XIII; having three different writers handle each act resulted in a massively overlong first draft that took ages to cut down.
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* ActorAllusion: The "Treehouse of Horror II" segment "Bart's Nightmare" parodies the episode "It's a Good Life" from ''Series/TheTwilightZone'', with Bart cast in the role the bratty, powerful child Anthony had in the original story. Creator/NancyCartwright previously appeared in the "It's a Good Life" segment from ''Film/TwilightZoneTheMovie'', playing a sister of Anthony who ends up [[HilariousInHindsight getting trapped in a cartoon.]]
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* ActorAllusion: The "Treehouse of Horror II" has a segment parodying "Bart's Nightmare" parodies the episode "It's a Good Life" from ''Series/TheTwilightZone'', with Bart cast in the role the bratty, powerful child Anthony had in the original story. Creator/NancyCartwright previously appeared in the "It's a Good Life" segment from ''Film/TwilightZoneTheMovie'', playing a sister of Anthony who ends up [[HilariousInHindsight getting trapped in a cartoon.]]
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* MilestoneCelebration: ''Treehouse "Treehouse of Horror XXVII'' XXVII" is the 600th overall episode of ''The Simpsons'', which tied with ''Series/{{Gunsmoke}}'' as the longest running American scripted primetime series (recognized by one of the joke credits, which reads "We're coming for you, Gunsmoke"), and acknowledges this at the end of the opening sequence, where Frank Grimes warns that you'd be forced to watch a marathon of all the episodes in Hell.[[note]]Likely a cheeky reference to FXX's 600-episode ''Simpsons'' marathon later that year.[[/note]]
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* MilestoneCelebration: ''Treehouse of Horror XXVII'' is the 600th overall episode of ''The Simpsons'', which tied with ''Series/{{Gunsmoke}}'' as the longest running American scripted primetime series (recognized by one of the joke credits, which reads "We're coming for you, Gunsmoke"), and acknowledges this at the end of the opening sequence, where Frank Grimes warns that you'd be forced to watch a marathon of all the episodes in Hell.[[note]]Likely a cheeky reference to FXX's 600-episode ''Simpsons'' marathon later that year.[[/note]]
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