Treehouse of Horror III

The best Halloween épisode is still the first one.

Season 4 did not start so well, the baddest start of the 4th first Season, This one is a 7/10 tops.

Nonsence but some laugh I love the show when its Funny or when the story is well written, here its neither but in the end the its till a 7/10 ,

I was shocked to see just how many classic bits were in this episode. It is laugh out loud funny the entire runtime. Three of the very best Halloween segments are in this episode. King Homer-I'm a huge King Kong fan-is stylistically committed, hysterical and probably the best 8 minutes of the show's entire run.

Three more spooky homages to the horror genre.

This is one of my favourite Halloween specials as it has some of the most consistent humour.

The three shorts are all strong, with funniest for me being the zombie story that has certain punchlines and visuals that I never fail to make me laugh.

The movie tributes are great with the King Kong spoof being highlight due to its use of the characters and one exceptionally good line from Mr Smithers.

This is the fifth episode of the fourth season of the Simpsons and it's everyone favorite part of the season: the annual Halloween episodes. This is the third horror anthology featuring the Simpsons and it's a dandy. It's a very funny spoof on popular culture such as the Twilight Zone, King Kong, and Night of the Living Dead. While the episode has a creepy tone to it, it does manage to be quite hilarious.

In this episode, "Treehouse of Horror III" Homer goes crazy when he buys an evil Krusty the Klown doll bent on killing him. Marge falls in love with a giant ape resembling Homer. Finally, Bart and Lisa raise the dead, thus creating havoc all over Springfield.

Overall, this is a very good episode. This may be my favorite Halloween episodes out of the first three. At least this time around, the pop culture spoofs were right on target. I cannot wait to see what Season 5 will bring for Halloween. I rate this episode 9/10.

In the annual Treehouse of Horror we are visited by parodies of The Twilight Zone, King Kong, and Night of Living Dead. They are a treat to those who have seen the originals but the spark isn't quite there this time. The demise of Homer as the King Kong character is pretty good, however.