Connections
Version of
Remade as
Edited into
Effects shot tilting up past moon lifted from opening scenes of "It's a Wonderful Life"
A Clip of Jimmy Stewart was used from this movie.
Clips are featured in the lost ending to "It's a Wonderful Life."
Shots of Bedford Falls from the movie are edited into the lost ending of "It's a Wonderful Life."
Clips of Bedford Falls are featured in the lost ending to "It's a Wonderful Life."
Spin-off
References
Referenced in
Subtitle at start of clip
Featherstone refers to Jimmy Stewart and a librarian whose beauty is hidden behind glasses.
Revealed to be Doris' favorite movie
Steele references the film early in the episode.
The film is mentioned in a conversation
Includes movie clips
The episode title is a pun on the title of this film
title reference
Like George Bailey, Jessie is given a chance to see what the world would be like if she hadn't been born.
Roger Ebert mentions that Ted Turner has already shown a Colorized version of it.
Poster seen at a video store.
Movieposter can be seen
Servo (as George Bailey): "Mary! Mary, don't ya know me?!"
title reference
title reference
title reference
Crow (as Nick): "Get me, I'm an appetizer! I'm givin' out spores!"
Crow (as Nick): "Get me, I'm stingin' peasants!"
Title reference
Brian mentions the film.
Kinderman and Dyer see the film at a movie theater that displays the poster. Later, the killer uses blood to write the title on a wall.
Parker says, "Was 'It's a Wonderful Life' on cable last night?"
Crow (as Nick): "Hey, get us! We're a piece of stock footage!"
Servo: "It's just like that scene from 'It's a Wonderful Life.'"
A late friend shows Diego, at Christmas, why he should stay Zorro by howing what life would've been like without him.
"Are you George Bailey"
Tom (as Mary): "George Bailey, you give me that robe!"
title reference
title reference
Parker creates "Operation It's a Wonderful Kube," which shows Larry what the school would be like without him.
There are multiple shots of Edward's poster of this film, and Edward even pretends throwing a remark to James Stewart
"But you've just earned your wings after so much dedicated work." Crow: "Clarence"
Tom (as Nick): "In you pixies come, through the window!"
Tom: "Hee-haw, it's Sam Wainwright!"
At the end of the episode, Maude, wearing a dress similar to Donna Reed's character's calls to Ned, "Oh, golly, it's a miracle". Also, a serviceman has an accordion, Ned rings up sales on his register like mad, Homer says, "To Ned Flanders, the richest left-handed man in town" and everyone sings together.
Title reference and basic plot
Crow (as Uncle Billy): "This is a pickle, George. This is a pickle!"
Tom (as George): "Mary! Mary! Don't ya know me?!"
Title reference
title reference
Crow (as a character is thrown out of a window): "Out you pixies go!"
Movie title used in title
Crow (as George Bailey): "I wanna shake the dirt of this crummy town off of my shoes and see the world!"
Crow (as George Bailey): "Mary, don't you know me?"
After a character throws a rock and breaks a lamp, Crow, Joel, and Tom sing "Buffalo Gals."
Tom (as Nick): "Out you pixies go, through the barn or through the hay loft!"
Crow: "Why don't you kiss her instead of talking her to death?!"
"I stay with George" Joel: Bailey.
Tom (as Nick): "Out you pixies go, through the door or out the window!"
"watch 'It's a Wonderful Life' for the 100th time."
Batman and Robin decides they're gonna watch this movie when they get home.
"Just like It's a Wonderful Life
Billy hires the tape of this for Allison.
Angel gets its wings line is quoted at end of episode..
This film is referenced by name.
"You're hurting my sore ear, Mr. Gower!"
Joel: Just kiss him instead of talking him to death.
Frank: "Come on, I said play!" Servo: (crying) "Oh, daddy!"
Tom Jones shows Carlton what would have happened if Carlton wouldn't have been born
Various references to the film and the angel Clarence
Crow (as Janie): "Oh, Daddy!"
Crow: "This has all the earmarks of a run on the bank!"
Tom: "Uh-oh. I think he's gonna give Mr. Potter his newspaper."
Tom (as George Bailey): "Well, this is a very interesting situation!"
Crow (as George Bailey): "My mouth's bleedin', Bert!"
The "Angel gets its wings" line is parodied in 'Skid Marks'.
Mike: "This must be Pottersville!"
Brain asks Pinky what will happen if the world hears his song one more time, and Pinky guesses, "An angel will get its wings?"
Sami mentions that she loves the movie, and compares Roman to James Stewart's character
Mike: "It's Pottersville!"
This film is playing on virtually every channel on Christmas and Al says: "This must be written by a woman. This stinks, it bites, it blows."
The film is mentioned by name, and it is implied that Fran has watched it numerous times.
Crow: My office has been instructed to wire you up to 25,000 dollars. Stop. He-haw!
title pun
Much of the episode Chuckie's Wonderful Life references the film, Angelica convincing Chuckie the world would be better off without him, Chuckie's guardian angel showing Chuckie what the world would be like if he was never born, and Chuckie upon realizing he exists again saying hello to familiar things.
When the doorbell rings, Niles sarcastically tells Maxwell that instead of someone being at the door that another angel got its wings.
The path of Mia's house after the dance sequence looks exactly like the path in this film; the characters come back singing.
A James Stewart look alike is interviewed and referred to as "George Bailey".
Crow: Oh, Mr. Gower.
Servo: (as Jimmy Stewart) Well, this is a very intersting situation.
poster seen
Mike: Why don't you kiss her instead of talking her to death?
Grace and Nadine talk about and a poster hangs behind them
Homer quotes the line "I want to shake off the dust of this one-horse town!"
Toward the end at 1:43:40, when the crowd is watching the lotto on TV, Kevin Franklin say, "What's happening, are they playing It's a Wonderful Life again?"
title reference
Mike says he's giving angels their wings while ringing his cashier.
mentioned by name.
Alan notices his mouth is bleeding when he returns from the fantasy world, just like George Bailey.
Lisa suggests watching this movie to Lewis.
MacKenzie King: It's A Wonderful Life, right?
Mentioned by name
Used in title
The episode is based on the movie.
Mr. Allgood is based upon George Bailey.
Title referenced on The Joe Pesci Show
"Every time Banshee sings, an angel loses a wing."
Crow: "Oh, Uncle Billy!"
Servo: Out you pixie's go.
Homer and Marge pass by a store called "It's a Wonderful Knife."
listed on the Rialto Theatre's weekly schedule.
Tom: "Why don't you kiss him instead of talking him to death?"
Mike (as George Bailey): "Go on, play!"
The ending references the climax to this film, but instead of donating money to Hank they donate sods of grass so he can regrow his lawn while the song "Hark the Herald Angels Sing" plays in the background.
Mike (as George Bailey): "My old boss, Mr. Gower!"
Crow: "Why don't you kiss him instead of holding him to death?"
The Clown tells Spawn that he'll be the angel Clarence and Spawn can be Jimmy Stewart. Then he says the 'whenever a bell rings an angel get's its wings' qoute
"In you pixies go--through the door or throught the window."
The plotline following the bank, including the scene with the crowd asking to close their accounts
Referenced during the opening song
Mike: Mr. Gower's son died.
Charlie says he taped over it.
(bell rings) "oh great, another angel just got its wings"
The town collects money for the Simpsons in same fashion as in It's a wonderful Life
Brenda and the guys are watching It's a Wonderful Life on TV
Mrs. Ryan: I used to be a big fan of motion pictures. Frank Capra, "It's a Wonderful Life",
referenced in dialogue.
Bart and Lisa get an alternate ending reel for It's a Wonderful Life
"George Bailey's in trouble...again"
'Schindler's List 2: This Time It's Personal' has practically same plot, as one character points out
Mentioned by man in car.
Similar plotline
At Christmas eve, Sabrina suggests having the traditional family dinner and then watch this film.
mentioned by Richard
Mike: "He's making violent love to me, Mother."
Crow: Ophelia? Sam Wainwright's on the phone.
Crow (as George Bailey): "Merry Christmas, you wonderful old couch!"
Crow: "Every time a bell rings, a devil gets its horns."
At the "Mr. Smith Goes to Washington" remake screening, Homer says, "At least the Jimmy Stewart version had that giant rabbit who ran the Savings and Loan."
George from this film appears and shouts "Merry Christmas movie house!" like he did in the movie at the end of the "Christmastime in Hell" song.
Title Reference
The narrator says, "Moe, seeing what the world would be like if he had never been born, pulled his head out of the oven and replaced it with a plump Christmas goose."
While discussing Taxi Driver and the Reagan assassination attempt, Mary Harron says "If I'm drawn to exploring the darker side of human nature, does that mean I shouldn't do it and should only make It's a Wonderful Life?"
As in "It's a Wonderful Life," a school prank is played in which the dance floor is opened, sending several dancers into the swimming pool below.
It's always true: the life of one affects the lives of many. Here, John Sullivan (James Caviezel) is not recognized by the woman he loves; there, the same happens with George Bailey (James Stewart).
"It's a Womb-erful Strife"
In the same line as the Harvey reference, Crichton continues, "Or is it Clarence?" This is a reference to Clarence the angel whom Jimmy Stewart initially believes is a figment of his imagination in the Capra classic
Buster's mom says that her and Buster are going to "watch It's a Wonderful Life for the fifth time."
In the Episode, Harrison John (Christopher Gorham) intends to kill himself after his hospital roomate, Clarence, dies of leukemia and he himself can't find a bone marrow match. When Harrison is at the top of the building, Clarence appears and tells him he's an angel in training, and that saving Harrison will earn him his wings. When Harrison jumps wishing he was never born, he wakes up on the snowy floor of life in LA without Harrison, and sees how terrible life for others would be.
The movie is mentioned by name.
mentionned once
Crow (as Clarence): "Are you George Bailey?"
Main character sees vision of "the world without me" and decide whether or not to commit suicide
The Host: Zuzu's Petals - references the film when George finds petals of a flower his daughter Zuzu had given to him
Drew says "an angel just got its wings"
title reference
Jimmy's impression of Jimmy Stewart is to shout "Merry Christmas movie house!" a line he said in this film.
mentionned once
Ricci comments that she wishes an angel would swoop down like in the movies with Jimmy Stewart.
The episode is based on the main theme of the movie.
Betsy buys Dennis "It's a Wonderful Threesome".
A shop is called "It's a Wonderful Knife"
mentioned by Maurice
Mentioned by Chandler.
The scene in which John and Jean talk in the moonlight was taken from a similar scene in It's a Wonderful Life
Mentioned by Richard Ramirez.
Arthur is watching this classic and says he wishes George Bailey would have never been born.
Paris thinks Stars Hollow is so wholesome that it "would make Frank Capra want to throw up".
Mentioned by Susan.
Coach McGuirk mentions it in dialogue
Sam does an impression of George Bailey.
Mentioned in dialogue, later spoofed by Rory
Angel says "I got my wings!"
mentioned by lead actor Jeremy Sisto
Open reference by a character
Epsiode 15 contains Church joking he has no wings because no one "rung a bell".
scene where they all jump into the pool fully-clothed
dialogue
Scene with Elf standing on a bridge during snow storm feeling dejected on xmas eve.
Title reference.
"It really IS a wonderful life"
The newel post in Phil's house comes off and it reminds Alex of "It's A Wonderful Life"
Title posted on theatre marquee
mentioned once
One of the greatest moments featured, discussed by the show's guests.
title seen on videotape
Sara's defining life moment is when she rescues her sister, who has fallen through the ice of a pond while skating. In "It's A Wonderful Life," George Bailey's defining moment is to rescue his brother, Harry, who has fallen through the ice of a pond.
Mentioned along with The Grinch as one of THE American Christmas Specials
Quoted by Robin when he's a street performer
mentioned as a reference to Times Square Angel
Alfie acts out the film for Little Mo.
The Slaters watch the film. Little Mo mentions the film to Alfie.
The level titles are takes on movies. One level was called It's A Wonderful Death.
A girl asks her dad if an angel is getting their wings after a Santa rings a bell.
"You can't quietly wipe out an entire city then watch 'It's a Wonderful Life' on TV."
Title reference
Paul asks Norbert if he want to see "It's a Wonderful Life" on TV
Jack says that it's one of his favourite films.
The character of George Bailey also attempts to commit suicide by jumping off of a bridge. Before he has the chance to do so, his guardian angel jumps into the water, compelling Bailey to save him. The angels in both movies subsequently attempt to save the main character from their misery.
One of the items on the list
"It's a miracle! Come and see!" followed by "It's like you have a guardian angel" accompanied with similar music.
mentioned by Peter Bogdanovich
"Everytime a martini shaker is shaken, an angel gets its wings."
It's a Wonderful Life is playing on the TV set in Lucas' room. Keith comes back as a ghost to guide Lucas through versions of the possible present and future, much as the angel Clarence did with George Bailey. Keith and Lucas visit the bridge and see Nathan reviewing the bad things he's done, much as George Bailey did before attempting suicide.
Dialogue
on movie marquee
Lucas quotes the line, "Merry Christmas, you old building and loan!" from this movie.
Shown on the movie theater marquee.
title reference
There is a joke about the possibillity of making a game based off the movie.
"Everytime there's a blackout" "an angels gets its wings"
The fairy god-bug transports the character Tad to a world in which he never existed.
Referenced by name
Marjorie compares her early life to the film It's a Wonderful Life
scene on the bridge
mentioned in dialogue
A one-sheet poster from "It's a Wonderful Life" can be seen on the wall in Detective O'Malleigh's office.
Title reference and Christmas related topic
Clark wishes he'd never existed on Earth. Then Jor-El shows him that a lot would have been worse, especially with Lex as the President starting a nuclear conflict.
"What, you don't want to help me earn my wings?"
"It's a Wonderfull Life" (mispelled) is painted on the wall next to Maddie's door.
Sidney Young is talking to Harding about Jimmy Stewart and recites a passage from the film where the character of James Stewart is talking to Mr. Potter
Title Reference
Jim says he saw it on television and it cheered him up, even though it put him through hell first
Jack says he is trying to produce a Christmas special that makes It's a Wonderful life look like Pulp Fiction
George Bailey's run through town mirrored
Subject of a $100 question
Mentioned by David in a review of Ghost Town as an example of a romantic ghost story.
bridge scene
Jenny mentions the older film in conversation with Greg, ca. 27 min. into the film.
Subject of a $50,000 question
Barney calls Marshall "Clarence the angel" when Marshall is wearing his nightshirt.
The title references the 1946 movie which also about someone who is touched by an angel and experienced an alternate life.
Subject of a $200 question
Chad mentions that he and a guest star are filming a Christmas episode where a character realizes "in the end he had a wonderful life."
Boris references this film as "that movie they cram down your throat at Christmas"
Mentioned
A poor, young couple buy, move into, and fix up an abandoned house that is part of their past.
The angel, Lance, comes to Ned to tell him that if he commit suicide, he will not get his wings. Ned replies that he's seen "that movie". Lance, the angel, decide then to send Ned in another reality, to show him what the city of Seattle would have been like without the Seattle International Film Festival.
Bumblebee plays a clip of George Bailey saying, "We've got to stick together."
Wally shows George what life would be like if he was never born. George even says that he saw a movie that was just like it and briefly describes the plot to the movie.
Ron says, "Everytime she laughs, an angel dies."
George Bailey mentioned
Meg quotes a line from this movie
Bill Maher compares Mr. Potter's bank in the movie with banks of today
In the Humping Robot scene, a girl says, "Every time a bell rings, an angel gets its wings."
When Phineas is trying to "wake up" out of the Christmas situation, he makes a remark about how different things would be had he never woken up that morning. This is similar to the fate-altering wish in this film.
Referenced by name
mentioned by character
Jay says NBC's Christmas movie will be "Tiger Woods: It WAS a Wonderful Life"
Subject of a $200 clue in the category "Unreal Estate"
reference in similar titles
referenced in the ending
Subject of a $1,000 clue in the category "Movie Objects"
Ben compares his experience in this movie to It's a Wonderful Life, which he mentions by title.
Mentioned by Meredith Vieira following a $10,000 question about Frank Capra
Bedford Falls is included in a $12,500 question
Ellen says "Shrek Forever After" uses the plot device of this movie
Ask That Guy With The Glasses alludes to it.
"A darker version of It's a Wonderful Life".
poster seen
Roeper says "127 Hours" becomes a hard-core version of this movie after Aron gets stuck
Meg calls Castiel 'Clarence.'
The gang are going to see the movie on the big screen.
Tony Cox asks Shawn if he has seen "It's a Wonderful Life."
Film Brain reminescenes Christmas films
When Tina becomes a full guardian angel, Rosie rings a bell and Tina gets her wings.
Jackson Murphy says the film was perfect in black and white
mentioned in dialogue
ringing bell when talking about angels
Serena says watching "It's a Wonderful Life" might cheer Lily up.
Jim Carrey mentions that Mr. Potter was the evil guy in the film
One of the weed bags are called "It's a weedful life"
Jill is trying to describe a movie where James Stewart meets an angel
Caroline and Mary both say that "It's a Wonderful Life" is their second favorite Christmas movie.
Jay says Newt Gingrich is starting to sound like Mr. Potter from the film
Jay says Newt Gingrich is starting to sound like Mr. Potter from the film
Conan and Alec Baldwin impersonate Jimmy Steward and mention George Bailey
Movie mentioned by Greg to Silver as a possible date option
Referenced in conversation.
In a discussion about "It's a Wonderful Life," Homer says, "I wonder what my life would have been like if I had never seen that movie."
Title reference in episode title
mentioned
Ali Wentworth says that some of the relatives at her daughter's baptism looked like they were watching the film
Jay says that Mitt Romney is so rich, when he watches the film, he cheers for Mr. Potter
David Gee speculates on dialogue if this movie were written today
Critic mentions his bad parody of this film
Chelsea makes a joke about someone getting wings after an event happens.
mentioned in dialogue by Seu Messias
mentioned by Todd
referenced at the end when the suicidal man is running down the street shouting at shops.
Seen on a theater marquee
Jerry Lawler mentions it in his big return speech.
Gwenn says, "We went to a party, and afterwards we stayed up to watch It's a Wonderful Life".
mentioned in dialogue
The first segment is an homage to the film
Molly says she bought it on DVD.
Corri asks if Adam and Joe are watching the Christmas classic when she first walks into their apartment.
Sterling asks if Mr. Gower is going to slap him to deaf.
Featured in
Clips with James Stewart and Others
clip included
Tami and her mom are watching it on TV.
Colorized clips are shown along with clips of the original.
Grant brings this video, which he knows is Anne's favourite movie; she watches it after he leaves.
In the Cheers bar this film runs in the TV. Scenes to be seen
While Fenton's mom changes channels on TV, an audio clip can be heard of George Bailey saying: "I'll bet it's a warrant for my arrest. Isn't it wonderful?"
While Fenton's mom changes TV channels, an audio clip can be heard of George Bailey saying: "I'll bet it's a warrant for my arrest. Isn't it wonderful?"
Clip is shown in black and white and then colorized.
scenes shown
Charlene watches it on TV.
Is on TV at the Bail Bonds Office.
The film that the family is watching while in France
scenes are shown
Various scenes appear in the video for the song "It's A Wonderful Life (Gonna Have A Good Time".
Darlene and David watch the movie on TV
A fragment of this film is shown in this episode
seen playing on TV
People are watching the movie
Jo Brand is inserted into a portion of the film
Shown on TV screen
extended clips and brief discussion
It's shown on the TV on Christmas Eve and watched frequently as the only thing that's on Christmas Day, most notably the scene where Ernie and Bert glance at the TV o the table in front of the Fix-It Shop and are amused to hear the names of the characters who are their namesakes.
Clips are shown for the segment on James Stewart.
Clip highlights Frank Capra
This film is #11 on the list.
Segment - "Picture This"
It comes on when Tony turns the TV on after coming home from dinner
A brief clip from this film is shown.
Grace sees a scene of it on TV because of Bruce as a sign.
Mr. Potter is #6 on the "Villains" list and George Bailey is #9 on the "Heroes" list.
Clips shown.
Selling Enron stock is compared to a run on the bank and the appropriate scene is shown from "Wonderful Life."
Selling Enron stock is compared to a run on the bank and the appropriate scene is shown from "Wonderful Life."
They show the film.
One of the things associated with Christmas
the kids watch it on TV
Clips are shown
This film is #1 on the list.
Clip from trailer used
when the family is watching tv, this movie is what is shown on the screen
Movie shown in theater.
This film is #20 on the list.
This film is #3 on the "Fantasy" list.
The Captain and Number Three watched the film
DiNozzo: ".. the greatest, greatest Christmas movie of all time, It's a Wonderful Life"... and the opening credits are shown in the background
Featured as the Number 5 spot
Clips of the bank run scene
footage from the movie was featured.
A clip is shown from it.
seen playing on the TV in the diner
The stars from the heavens are seen as the plot is set up
includes film clips
"You're worth more dead than alive" clip is shown
Katie and her mom set Bitters up to watch a marathon of the movie
clips are shown
In the "Jaywalking" segment, a person on the street is substituted for Jimmy Stewart in his run through Bedford Falls
recalling Jimmy Stewart
#8
#10
"It's a Wonderful Life" is #1.
Clips Shown
"How does George Bailey figure into all this?"
Clips of mistakes shown
While Connor quotes the film, behind him plays footage from Its a Wonderful Life
clip shown - #4
Spoofed in
This episode is a spoof of the film.
The opening depicts the Earth spinning among the stars while Heavenly voices discuss sending an angel to help a couple in trouble.
After Scooby-Doo quits the gang, Vincent Van Ghoul (Vincent Price) shows him what life for the gang would be like without him.
A 'lost ending' to this classic is shown
Willie's dream is a parody of the film.
In one of the blooper reels Brent Spiner (as Lt. Commander Data) enters the bridge of the USS Stargazer, reads the dedication plaque, and comments in a perfect Jimmy-Stewart-as-George-Bailey voice "Well, for God's sake, Mary. They built this thing in Bedford Falls!"
This episode is a parody of that movie's plotline.
Al Bundy gets to see his life as if he has never born
Spoofed during cold opening
The scene in which Homer is running through town after he got his hair
Premise and title.
This episode is a parody of that movie's plotline.
When Frank can't account for the missing checks and money, Dr. Forrester says, "Do you know what this means? It means bankruptcy and scandal and prison. One of us is going to prison, and it ain't gonna be me!"
This whole episode is a remake of the classic film
Angel showing character what they're life could be like
the story of Tapestry is basically It's a Wonderful Life, Star-Trek-ified
A sketch spoofs this film
Jimmy Stewart character in the bank tells everyone their money is in "Bill's house, and Fred's house" so someone named Bill gets beat up
During the celebration victory party, characters are announced like they are in It's a Wonderful Life (1946). Mandy's brother, Detective Randy, returning from the dead, quiets everyone and raises a toast to his little brother Mandy, "the richest man in town," just as Harry Bailey does in It's a Wonderful Life (1946) and everyone sings to Auld Lang Syne from the movie.
The film "It's a Wonderful Belt"
The Clown tells Spawn that he'll be the angel Clarence and Spawn can be Jimmy Stewart.
After Mike blows up another planet, Crow confronts him and (as George Bailey) says, "What'd you do with that planet, you silly, stupid old man? Someone's going to jail, and it's not gonna be me!"
Raymond shows Zorak what life would've been like if he'd never been born.
A character watches a spoof of this on TV.
One sketch presents the "lost ending" of I'ts a wonderful life
The segment "Johnny's Guardian Angel" is a spoof of this movie.
spoofed during the monologue
Mary says she wishes she had been the one to find the "ceremonial wedding moon" artifact, Dick responds (in a Jimmy Stewart-like voice), "What is it you want, Mary? Is it the moon? Is that it? You want the moon, Mary?"
Lois pushes George Bailey off a bridge.
Premise.
Spoofed in the lost ending to It's a Wonderful Life
a sketch titled "It's a Wonderful Chest"
Bruce brings the moon closer with a "Lasso". in IAWL George Bailey offers Mary the Moon and says he was throw a lasso around it. That scene from IAWL is also included in Bruce Almighty.
The title is a reference and Ben meets a man named Clarence in whose shed Ben sees how the life of his family would have been if he'd never been born, just like the main character in It's a wonderful life
Man with unfufilled life expectations feels that he is worth more dead than alive.
The Doc's dream is based on aspects of different holiday specials - the way he wishes "merry Christmas!" to a series of places an inanimate objects is a parody of Jimmy Stewart at the end of this film.
Ben impersonates the sequence calling Clarence.
The entire 1st segment is a spoof of this movie with Timmy wishing he'd never been born then being shown how much better people's lives are without him by a fairy.
guardian angel shows Wimpy that everyone's lives would be better if he didn't exist
Stan dreams that the president comes to save him then it begins to snow and he says "Teacher says everytime a bell rings, an oppressive autocracy gets freedom!". His dream is a spoof of the end of this film, complete with similar music.
In the beginning, Tom Cruise and The Rock are remaking It's a Wonderful Life.
The show features a 'what if I never was:' scenario which Mikey views
making-of documentary parody
In "It's a Wimpy-Filled Life," Wimpy's guardian angel lets him see how the world would look if he had never been born, and it's a much better world.
Stephen prays in a manner similar to George Bailey, and an angel answers, but with different results.
"Es bello vivir" contains sketches about "It's a wonderful life"
Spoofed in the lost ending to "It's a Wonderful Life"
Shrek wishes to have one day from his early childhood, a day he doesn't remember, be taken away from him. That day turns out to be the day he was born. Like George Bailey, Shrek learns what the world would be like had he not been born.
'Frank Capra's The Social Network' is a direct parody of It's a Wonderful Life
Spoofed in the "This You Call a Wonderful Life?" segment
The Critic is shown what the world would be like without him
Jimmy gets drunk, wishes he had never slept with Lucy, hits his head, and he wakes up having never concieved Hope with Lucy.
Artie's dream sequence is a parody of the alternate timeline scene from the movie.
Parodied in a cut scene.