Peanuts

Peanuts is a comic strip made into many TV specials. It was noted many times.
Season 	Episode Number	Episode Name 	Reference
1 	1 	"Simpsons Roasting On An Open Fire" 	Bart lists Charlie Brown as an example of how "miracles always happen to poor kids at Christmas", referencing the TV special A Charlie Brown Christmas.
3 	42 	"Treehouse of Horror II" 	The Peanuts gang in their Halloween costumes from It's the Great Pumpkin, Charlie Brown are seen walking past the Simpsons home in the opening credits.
4 	74 	"I Love Lisa" 	Like Charlie Brown, Ralph Wiggum didn't get any Valentine cards.
5 	86 	"Treehouse of Horror IV" 	After being changed into vampires in the "Bart Simpson's Dracula" segment of the episode, everyone stops just before attacking Lisa to look at the camera and wish the audience a happy Halloween. It concludes with a parody of the ending of A Charlie Brown Christmas where everyone sings "Hark! The Herald Angels Sing". Milhouse plays Schroeder's piano and Santa's Little Helper dances in the same style as Snoopy.
5 	101 	"The Boy Who Knew Too Much" 	The Simpsons family discusses Freddy Quimby's trial for beating up a waiter after reading about it in the newspaper at breakfast. Bart tries to change the subject away from the trial by feigning surprise that Charlie Brown said "Good grief" in the day's comic strip because Bart knew Quimby was innocent, but couldn't say so because he would have to admit he witnessed the event while skipping school.
7 	139 	"Marge Be Not Proud" 	Bart imagines Christmas in the Juvenile Hall would include a row of stockings hung along a wall with only numbers on them instead of names, and the same Christmas tree from A Charlie Brown Christmas on the floor near them.
8 	157 	"Burns, Baby Burns" 	Homer quickly brushes off an almost-completed puzzle of Snoopy on his doghouse from his workstation after he finds out Larry Burns is his new co-worker.
8 	162 	"El Viaje Misterioso de Nuestro Jomer (The Mysterious Voyage of Homer)"	During a halluciantion, Mrs. Krabappel speaks with the same "wa wa" sounds as Miss Othmar in the animated Peanuts specials (performed with a trombone).
8 	172 	"Grade School Confidential" 	A Charlie Brown candle is seen on Edna's kitchen table, with out two-thirds of the head consumed by the flame.
9 	181 	"Lisa's Sax" 	When little Bart skips along the grass, he bears a resemblance to Charlie Brown sketches.
9 	188 	"Miracle on Evergreen Terrace" 	As a result being shot (injected) "full of Christmas cheer" by a representative from a pharmaceutical company, the residents of the Springfield Retirement Castle begin dancing in the same manner as the Peanuts gang during the play rehearsal in A Charlie Brown Christmas.
10 	207 	"Treehouse of Horror IX" 	When Snake's hair is shot, Maggie grabs it, imitating the manner in which Linus holds his security blanket, and sucks her thumb.
10 	215 	"Sunday, Cruddy Sunday" 	Dolly Parton uses a Snoopy-like dog's head to conceal herself when leaving for the half-time show at the Super Bowl.
10 	218 	"Marge Simpson in: "Screaming Yellow Honkers"" 	After being hit by a tranquilizer dart that should have brought down a charging rhinoceros causes a three-toed slot to briefly dance like Snoopy before it
11 	244 	"Days of Wine and D'oh'ses" 	Milhouse reacting to Homer and Bart selling his My Little Pony blanket the same way Linus reacts when Lucy locks his security blanket away.
12 	254 	"The Computer Wore Menace Shoes" 	The Couch gag features Santa's Little Helper dancing a la Snoopy, with the "Linus and Lucy" theme playing in the background.
12 	257 	"HOMЯ" 	The Animotion character Homer plays as resembles Snoopy.
12 	263 	"Hungry, Hungry Homer" 	Homer sleeps on a doghouse like Snoopy. Bart comes by and sees Homer like this, causing him to utter "Good Grief", the Peanuts characters (mainly Charlie Brown's) catchphrase.
13 	274 	"The Blunder Years" 	The Chalkboard gag shows Bart writing "I am not Charlie Brown on acid".
15 	314 	"Treehouse of Horror XIV" 	Bart and Lisa went trick-or-treating as Charlie Brown and Lucy van Pelt. While sorting through the candy, Bart complains about getting circus peanuts, raisins, nicotine gum and a library card in his treats, in the same manner as Charlie Brown's complaint of only getting rocks in It's the Great Pumpkin, Charlie Brown.
15 	320 	"'Tis the Fifteenth Season" 	The way everyone sings Hark! The Herald Angels Sing at the end is similar to the ending of A Charlie Brown Christmas.
15 	327 	"The Ziff Who Came to Dinner" 	At the movie theater, there is a poster advertising a film called You're in the Matrix, Charlie Brown! This combines the film series The Matrix with the frequent Peanuts title scheme which ends a title with Charlie Brown's name as if the title is speaking to him.
16 	336 	"Treehouse of Horror XV" 	An opium den's sign says "Happiness is a warm poppy", referencing the Peanuts comic collection Happiness is a Warm Puppy.
16 	349 	"The Seven-Beer Snitch" 	Marge writes to Frank Gehry using Snoopy stationary. Later in the episode, Santa's Little Helper flies a plane resembling Snoopy's World War One Flying Ace.
16 	354 	"Thank God It's Doomsday" 	Ralph Wiggum asks a hairdresser if she can make him look like Charlie Brown, showing her a picture of him to give her an idea of his intended appearance. What makes the joke funny enough is that Ralph already has the same style as Linus van Pelt.
17 	357 	"The Bonfire of the Manatees" 	Santa's Little Helper is revealed to have a hillbilly brother, a reference to Snoopy's brother Spike.
17 	359 	"Milhouse of Sand and Fog" 	Bart, Lisa, and Milhouse watch an episode of The O.C. which includes a teenager wearing a costume that looks like Snoopy.
17 	377 	"The Monkey Suit" 	Marge says that Snoopy is her favorite Peanuts character, and has a picture of herself and someone in a Snoopy suit with the caption "Happiness is... Met Life Casualty Insurance". This acknowledges the phrase "Happiness is a warm puppy" which originated from Peanuts.
17 	378 	"Marge and Homer Turn a Couple Play" 	Homer claims that he and Marge have gone through more hardships than "the Jews and Charlie Brown put together".
18 	381 	"Please Homer, Don't Hammer 'Em" 	Marge has a collection of Peanuts comics called "Good Grief, More Peanuts".
18 	384 	"Moe'N'a Lisa" 	Jonathan Franzen uses a picture of Snoopy to hit Michael Chabon.
18 	395 	"The Boys of Bummer" 	While playing baseball and failing to hit, Bart finds himself flying in the air in a circle and losing his clothes, much like Charlie Brown would in several comics.
Season 19	409 	Eternal Moonshine of the Simpson Mind 	A family makes a snow sculpture resembling Snoopy for a snow-sculpting contest.
20 	425 	"Treehouse of Horror XIX" 	The title of the segment "It's the Grand Pumpkin, Milhouse" is a parody of "It's the Great Pumpkin, Charlie Brown!" Much of the plot also references the Peanuts special: Milhouse waits for the Grand Pumpkin at the pumpkin patch on Halloween and Lisa accompanies him, much as Linus waits for the Great Pumpkin at the pumpkin patch on Halloween and Sally accompanies him in the original. Sally and Lisa also both end up leaving the pumpkin patch to attend a Halloween party.
20 	432 	"No Loan Again, Naturally" 	Lisa speculates that Peppermint Patty is gay, referencing a popular fan theory.
21 	455 	"Postcards From the Wedge" 	Two teachers from the film Springfield of Tomorrow talk using the same muffled trombone sounds spoken by adults in Peanuts TV specials.
22 	471 	"How Munched is That Birdie in the Window?" 	The chalkboard gag in this episode is "'A Charlie Brown Thanksgiving' is as good as 'A Charlie Brown Christmas'."
22 	472 	"The Fight Before Christmas" 	A boy resembling Schroeder appears, playing a piano as was Schroeder's trademark action.
22 	473 	"Donnie Fatso" 	Nelson appears in the couch gag with the Christmas tree from "A Charlie Brown Christmas.".
22 	478 	"Angry Dad: The Movie" 	Homer cites Snoopy's voice as one of his sources of inspiration for Angry Dad's voice.
22 	479 	"The Scorpion's Tale" 	The title screen gag has Snoopy flying his doghouse through the sky only for it to be hit by bullets, a reference to a gag from Peanuts.
23 	490 	"Replaceable You" 	The Dog Fancy magazine has a headline "Snoopy's Sad Last Days".
24 	514 	"A Tree Grows in Springfield" 	At one point, Moe describes Homer's sad face as a "Charlie Brown wiggle-frowns". When we cut to Homer, his face resembled Charlie Brown's.
24 	526 	"Pulpit Friction" 	The parson claims that the church is there "every Sunday, just like Snoopy in color", referencing that the comic strips were only printed in full color on Sundays.
25 	536 	"The Kid is All Right" 	A kid resembling Pigpen attends Springfield Elementary.
25 	552 	"The Yellow Badge of Cowardge" 	A kid on the Fourth of July dresses as a ghost full of holes much like Charlie Brown in "It's the Great Pumpkin, Charlie Brown!" Nelson reacts, "Wrong holiday, Charlie Brown!"
27 	592 	"How Lisa Got Her Marge Back" 	A poster appears for a play called You're a Good Witch, Broom Hilda! which references the Peanuts musical You're a Good Man, Charlie Brown!
27 	593 	"Fland Canyon" 	The title screen gag depicts Ralph Wiggum in a Charlie Brown costume and saying "Take that, kite-eating tree!" The kite-eating tree was a running gag in the Peanuts comics.
28 	598 	"Friends and Family" 	Homer lies naked on his roof and notes that he understands why Snoopy enjoys lying on his own roof.
28 	618 	"Dogtown" 	Homer refers to the option to hit either Gil Gunderson or Santa's Little Helper as a "Snoopy's choice".
29 	620 	"Springfield Splendor" 	Guthrie Frenel justifies the artistic licenses he takes in making the play about Lisa darker by pointing out that it is You're a Good Man, Charlie Brown.
29 	627 	"Gone Boy" 	In the opening sequence, Milhouse is dressed as Linus, complete with his blanket and thumb-sucking.
30 	654 	"101 Mitigations" 	Comic Book Guy announces that the only non-canon object in his shop is a picture of Snoopy dressed as Sergeant Rock in which he exclaims "Happiness is a high body count".
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