Adam and Nate debate the virtues of Martin Scorsese’s After Hours at 40. At least they can agree that “Bart Sells His Soul” is pretty much a perfect Simpsons episode.

Allie Goertz joins the podcast for the thrilling conclusion of “Who Shot Mr. Burns? Part Two” and David Lynch’s Twin Peaks: Fire Walk with Me.

What more can be said about Jaws? For the 50th anniversary of the original summer blockbuster, we unpack how it quietly became one of the most referenced movies in the classic years of The Simpsons.

To celebrate the 30th anniversary of the epic Simpsons-Critic crossover “A Star Is Burns,” we fill in an equally epic blind spot—Ben-Hur.

For our election day special, Devan Scott joins the podcast to dissect All the President’s Men and its Simpsons send-up in “Sideshow Bob Roberts.”

Adam and Nate dig into the backstory of The Simpsons character Gil Gunderson and his debut in “Realty Bites” by watching Glengarry Glen Ross.

Former Simpsons showrunner Bill Oakley joins Nate and Adam to bask in the golden glow of Pulp Fiction and its parody in "22 Short Films About Springfield."

Adam and Nate review Thirty Two Short Films About Glenn Gould, the namesake of The Simpsons episode “22 Short Films about Springfield.”

Adam and Nate take a swing at The Natural and The Simpsons’ ode to baseball, “Homer at the Bat.”