Matthew Simpson joins the pod to enter Twilight Zone: The Movie (1983), as well as The Simpsons’ own Twilight Zone adaptations in Treehouse of Horror II and IV.

Emma Badame joins Adam and Nate to take a hard look at Alfred Hitchcock’s Rear Window and its parody in The Simpsons’ “Bart of Darkness.”

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 watch Godzilla (1954) for the first time alongside “Thirty Minutes Over Tokyo,” the Simpson family’s controversial vacation to Japan.

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

Adam and Nate tackle Richard Attenborough’s unloved A Chorus Line and the musical number caused by a fog that turns people inside out from “Treehouse of Horror V.”

In this non-denominational holiday episode, Nate, Adam, and Daniel revisit It's a Wonderful Life, one of the top 10 most referenced movies on The Simpsons.

This week, Nate and Adam revisit Dr. Strangelove, a favorite of many Simpsons writers that has often been featured on the show.