Treehouse of Horror XXXIV

I think this is the worst treehouse episode till now.

No funny intro we used to see in every episode.

The three parts feel like rushed or someone wanna do a job whether it is good or bad, the important thing is job done.

Old repeated ideas about lisa to be the suspected and the virus spreading the earth.

For me the first part is the worst.

I was waiting for this episode one complete year , i am an old simpsons fan and have seen all previous episodes, lately most episodes are not as good as old seasons but god this episode is way worse than any episode whther reular or a treehouse episode.

So sad my favorite show turn that way.

I was worried that this wouldn't be good due to the NFT segment, but I was wrong. The NFT segment was not mediocre or had any awful jokes in it, although I wasn't big about the last few moment of it. I think the second segment was my favorite, and I loved the reaction of Maggie working in the prison. However i should say the last segment of the episode was probably the worst in my opinion, but only because that I just wasn't very pleased with the ending of it and the reaction of Homer seeing what Marge had become was...sad to see. But it was still a very good episode nonetheless. It is surely as good as last year's Treehouse of Horror if not better I must say.

Treehouse of Horror XXXIV was an amazing episode. There are seven other Season 35 episodes. 1 is bad, 1 is okay, and 6 are pretty good. This episode falls in the pretty good category. Even though the last Treehouse of Horror was better, this Treehouse of Horror is better than 23 other Treehouses of Horror. I will rank the 3 segments of this Treehouse of Horror

Segment #1, Wild Barts Can't Be Token. I like the action in this segment. This segment was satisfyingly interesting. People either say that this is a terrible segment or the third segment is a terrible segment. I disagree with them. I think this is a great segment. I give this a 7.6 out of 10.

Segment # 2, Eight. This is the Cape Feare segment. I love this segment. This might be better than Cape Feare. I give this a 9.3

Segment # 3. This is the last segment. I think that this is a pretty good and light segment. Even though Homer is being a jerk, I still like this segment. I give this a 8.1 out of 10

In all, I give this episode a 8.5 out of 10.

Out of the three anthologies, Lisa's "Silence of The Lambs" esque segment is the strongest, with the callback to "Cape Feare" setting up an alternate future being quite fascinating, which it proceeds to fumble with a quite rushed and headscratching finale. I almost wished this segment had been given the care last year's It parody "Not It" had gotten with its own full episode. Alas it was not to be. Rounding out the other two segments were a perfunctory take down of NFT's that already feels beyond dated. "Post Covid" more then handled the NFT craze nearly 2 years ago. Ironically in a rare reversal I guess "South Park" did it first. And lastly in the final segment we get a gross send up of John Romero's "The Crazies" which asks the question of how disgustingly repulsive can they make the citizens of Springfield and by extension Homer. The answer, very. After last year's stellar segments, its comes as a disappointment to say this year's special is completely average.