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10/06/25(Mon)23:10:40 No.150714980
Anonymous 10/06/25(Mon)23:10:40 No.150714980 Archived
Which one was the best and what segments were your favorite?
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Anonymous
10/06/25(Mon)23:13:46 No.150715000
Anonymous 10/06/25(Mon)23:13:46 No.150715000
>>150714980
Always liked the Bram Stokers Dracula parody and the Shinning.
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Anonymous
10/06/25(Mon)23:15:02 No.150715012
Anonymous 10/06/25(Mon)23:15:02 No.150715012
>>150714980
ive seen so many parts that i cant decide the best one,
the one where they go into a house and walls bleed and homer gets shining syndrome and the house deletes itself like poltergeist
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Anonymous
10/06/25(Mon)23:27:13 No.150715130
Anonymous 10/06/25(Mon)23:27:13 No.150715130
>>150714980
IV, V, and VI are the best ones. Favorite segments outside those? "Clown Without Pity" is an absolute classic, and I've always had a fondness for "Desperately Xeeking Xena" due to a personal weakness for superhero episodes.

(XXXIII is hands-down the best modern ToH, by the by, and the Treehouse-adjacent "Simpsons Wicked This Way Comes" gave me vibes of the specials' early years.)
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