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• Many of the episodes include in-jokes during the credits, the Halloween
  specials change the cast and crews names to sound more morbid (E.g.
  Grave-Yeardly Smith). Sometimes the end credits theme is variated into
  something more thematic to the episode or spoofing a famous TV show or
  movie theme. The Gracie Films logo may have it's music changed to match the
  episode's theme, and a character may be saying something comical during the
  end credits.
• Episode 3F10 (1995) had a message after the credits in memory of 'Doris
  Grau', who died after the season
• Aspects of the opening credits are usually changed with each episode.
  Elements changed include the blackboard message Bart writes, the sax solo
  played by Lisa, and most notably the sequence right after Homer gets chased
  through the garage. Not all of these variations have been included in
  syndicated versions of the episodes.
• In the musical episode where (the cheesy clip show), Snake does a voiceover
  at the end of the credits where he shoots his gun every time the music
  starts to play not liking it. He even shoots the Gracie film logo saying
  "You too Gracie film dude... Yaaa!"
• Occasionaly, the Gracie film logo is replaced with an element of the
  current episode.
• There is one episode where Homer complains about how rich all the people
  listed in the closing credits (save for one) are. When the Gracie film logo
  comes up, Homer says, "Don't 'SSSHHH' me, you rich bastard!"
• The annual Halloween specials are generally the only Simpsons shows to
  actually display the episode title on screen. The opening credits for these
  specials are usually altered or completely substituted with something else
  in keeping with the theme.
• The credits for episode 3F31, "The Simpsons 138th Episode Spectacular",
  read "Written by Penny Wise" and "Directed by Pound Foolish."
• In the end of the episode "Stark Raving Dad", the classic 20th Century Fox
  television logo appears.
• At the end of episode "Smart and Smarter" guest star Simon Cowell
  criticizes the people on the credits.
• In the episode "The Old Man and the Key" the closing credits are a parody
  of the ending of "The Beverly Hillbillies" (1962), with the Simpsons
  standing in front of a doorway waving at the audience, while banjo music
  plays. When the Gracie Films logo appears, Lisa is heard saying, in a
  hillbilly accent, "This has been a Gracie Films Presentation, y'all".
• In episode BABF10, "Alone Again, Natura-Diddly," 'Ian Maxtone-Graham'
  's writing credit is larger than normal after an on-screen joke is
  made.

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