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"It's the Grand Pumpkin, Milhouse" is the third and final segment of the Treehouse of Horror episode of The Simpsons, Treehouse of Horror XIX, which is a parody of It's the Great Pumpkin, Charlie Brown.
Plot[]
Milhouse waits in a pumpkin patch on Halloween for the Grand Pumpkin (which Bart made up) with Lisa. After Lisa sees everyone at school having a Halloween party, she grows tired of waiting and leaves in frustration. Milhouse starts to cry and his tears and childlike belief bring the Grand Pumpkin to life. However, the Pumpkin is appalled to find that his kindred pumpkins are being carved up on Halloween and made into pumpkin bread, originally thinking it was bread especially made for pumpkins until Milhouse revealed it is made from them, and vows revenge. He devours Homer as he carves a pumpkin, then marches to the school and eats Nelson who threatens to stab a yellow pumpkin. It becomes apparent at this point that the Grand Pumpkin is racist towards this type of pumpkin and then eats Groundskeeper Willie after being offered roasted pumpkin seeds. Realizing that Milhouse can bring things to life by believing in them, Lisa tells him about "Tom Turkey," a symbol of Thanksgiving. Milhouse starts to believe in Tom Turkey, who comes to life and kills the Grand Pumpkin, freeing everyone he ate. However, when Tom Turkey learns that people eat turkeys on Thanksgiving from Bart, he vows revenge and starts angrily chasing children around the school, devouring some of them whole as Marge wishes the viewers happy holidays.
Simpsons characters portrayed as Peanuts characters in this segment[]
- Bart Simpson as Charlie Brown
- Santa's Little Helper as Snoopy
- Homer is also depicted in a Snoopy like manner in one scene.
- Lisa Simpson as Sally Brown
- Milhouse van Houten as Linus van Pelt
- Ralph Wiggum as "Pig-Pen"
- Janey Powell as Patty
- Nina Skalka as Frieda
- Sherri and Terri Mackleberry as Violet Gray
- Kang and Kodos as Schroeder
- Richard as Shermy
- Lewis Clark as Franklin
- Wendell as 5
- Becky Shorter as the Little Red-Haired Girl
- The Grand Pumpkin as the Great Pumpkin