the segment to Banksy's, Amidi concluded that it is "in fact, far more subversive because he focuses almost exclusively on making a pictorial statement, relegating the show's dominant literary elements to the back seat." Similarly, Television Blend's Katey Rich wrote that she appreciates "The Simpsons always being willing to push the envelope in different ways", but admitted that "it's gonna take [her] some time to get the gangly-legged Marge Simpson and the leering Homer Simpson out of [her] brain." Kricfalusi later animated the opening sequence for the season 27 episode "Treehouse of Horror XXVI" where the Simpson children are trick-or-treating before being set upon by soul-hungry spirits with a monstrous Frank Grimes among them that skins Bart for his soul before Maggie saves him and Lisa. The spirits chase after the Simpson children to their home, and the Frank Grimes monster takes Homer's soul. Bill Plympton Bill Plympton has written and animated eight couch gags, one for the season 23 episode "Beware My Cheating Bart" where Homer falls in love with the couch...until he meets Marge, one for the season 24 episode "Black Eyed, Please" where Homer, Marge, Bart, and Lisa are in a 1930s gangster story, armed with several weapons which are revealed to be gifts once Maggie turns the light on, one for the season 25 episode "Married to the Blob" where Maggie changes the family's surroundings every time she uses the TV remote, cycling through several backgrounds with increasing speed and throws it at the TV to turn it on once they are back in the living room, one for the season 27 episode "Lisa the Veterinarian" where the television and couch imagine themselves frolicking together until the power cord stops it short in midair and it crashes to the floor when the television tries to jump toward the couch, one for the season 28 episode "22 for 30" where the family is crudely-drawn on the couch and each family member is subsequently drawn by the next oldest, ending with Homer holding a spare pencil and a donut in his non-drawing hand, one for the season 29 episode "3 Scenes Plus a Tag from a Marriage" which is a new version of his 1987 film Your Face with Homer's face as a replacement, one for the season 32 episode "Manger Things" which depicts Homer's head turning into the family and the living room, and one for the