For the 30th anniversary of “Who Shot Mr. Burns?” Adam and Nate revisit Goldfinger and Mr. Burns' own turn as a supervillain.

Adam and Nate watch The Fortune Cookie, a forgotten movie that provided the plot for the Simpsons episode “Bart Gets Hit by a Car” and possibly much more.

Adam and Nate watch The Magic Christian, an adaptation of Terry Southern’s satirical novel that inspired The Simpsons episode “Homer vs. Dignity.”

Nate and Adam team up with special guest Daniel Grant to revisit Batman: The Movie (1966), its TV origins, and its Simpsons parody in “Radioactive Man.”

Adam and Nate force themselves to watch the infamous musical flop Paint Your Wagon, the kickoff to the clip show, “All Singing, All Dancing.”

Adam, Nate and Rachel West unpack Mary Poppins and The Simpsons’ first musical episode “Simpsoncalifragilisticexpiala(Annoyed Grunt)cious.”

Simpsons writer Michael Price joins Adam and Nateto talk My Fair Lady and his parody episode, “My Fair Laddy.”

Adam and Nate explore The Nutty Professor (1963), which helped inspire the voice and look of Professor Frink, mm-hey.

Nate took Adam to Planet of the Apes (the 1968 movie, not the planet), one of the most thoroughly parodied movies on The Simpsons.