Adam and Nate watch On the Town, the inspiration for Bart and Milhouse’s Broadway-style Squishee bender in “Boy-Scoutz ‘n the Hood.”

Adam and Nate introduce a new miniseries all about the movies behind your favorite Simpsons musical numbers!

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.

Adam and Nate compare the first batch of movies they watched together, and sum up what they’ve learned about film, parody, and The Simpsons.

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

Nate and Adam strap on their spooky names for A Nightmare on Elm Street, and their first “Treehouse of Horror” parody.

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

This week, Nate shares one of his favorite childhood films with Adam, The Karate Kid (1984), as immortalized by The Simpsons in “Dead Putting Society.”