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That would be a great parody, actually.

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Sminions with Burns as Gru and Smitherses (plural) as all the Minions.

Rosemarys Baby spoof call Marges' Baby

Yeah, I looked it up. I don't remember the entire episode. I must have missed it when I was marathoning the episodes. Oh well. I guess that happens sometimes.
What, you thought I was being serious?

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Stupid brain! I meant to say the Twilight parody was better than the Twilight saga.
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I said it was a good parody, not a good movie.

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Definitely better movies with acting as lifeless as cardboard.
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It's the episode with the Twilight parody! Which was also pretty good. Thanks for your help, Deadpool831!

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I almost want to say it was the same episode as the Cat in the Hat parody
It wasn't.
I believe in the right to bear arms, as long as my arms are the ones that are being beared.

It was a Halloween segment that started off with a game like Jumanji, and then all the board games came to life: Candyland, Connect Four, etc. I almost want to say it was the same episode as the Cat in the Hat parody (which was an excellent segment.)

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Weird. I don't remember that episode. Thank you for explaining.
What, you thought I was being serious?

Actually, they've already done Jumanji for a Halloween episode! It was season 22, I think.

Homer:
[as he and the kids run from stampeding rhinos] I'll take care of this! JUMANJI! [the rhinos keep charging] Does anything from the movies actually work!?
Seriously, Jumanji. There's a new Jumanji movie scheduled to be released next July. Regardless of whether or not it's good, if The Simpsons did a Jumanji parody for Halloween, I think it would be well received.
What, you thought I was being serious?

I put that and then realized that they did. The opening to season 7, I think. It starts off with galloping hooves and the headless horseman throws a laughing Krusty head. But a longer one would be nice.

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Sleepy Hollow (movie or tv show)
I'm shocked they've never done a Sleepy Hollow parody.

And, also, you should win things by watching.

A Nightmare Before Christmas parody.
Slipknot and My Little Pony: Friendship Is Magic fan

How about a Carrie parody?

when they first renewed their vows, when Kirk and Luann Van Houten split up, and we didn't know yet that Lovejoy was preaching with an expired license, Homer got them a quickie divorce so that the vow renewal would be REAL. It's why they had to get remarried in season 20. They were no longer legally wed.
As for Dangers on a Train, that was their Anniversary, I've hear those are important to celebrate at least once a year.
Yes, thank you, I'm quite aware that Dangers on a Train is an anniversary show.

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When did they divorce? And don't say "Every Man's Dream" because that episode was just an explanation why a female character had a certain Tattoo.
As for Dangers on a Train, that was their Anniversary, I've hear those are important to celebrate at least once a year.
I believe in the right to bear arms, as long as my arms are the ones that are being beared.

they had their original wedding, their (divorced) second wedding, the nice wedding that Patty and Selma ruined which ended with a courthouse wedding, and I could swear there was another one in just the last two or three years, which I remember because I wanted to slap somebody. But I searched, and I can't find it. I was probably thinking of Dangers on a Train or something.

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The Krusty doll thing was actually a Parody of the Twilight Zone episode, Living Doll.
how many times have Homer and Marge gotten remarried now?
Well had their Vows re-renewed, soI guess twice?
I believe in the right to bear arms, as long as my arms are the ones that are being beared.