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Edited into 

5 Second Movies: Goodfellas (2008)
movie is edited into short comedic clip

Spin-off 

Goodfellas (2013)

References 

The Great Train Robbery (1903)
Bad guy shooting at the camera at the end of the movie.
The Jolson Story (1946)
Playing on TV when FBI searched Henry Hill's house.
Shane (1953)
I Vitelloni (1953)
The way Henry Hill presents the 'goodfellas' recalls the way Fausto introduces his friends (the 'vitelloni') during the opening scene of the film.
Vertigo (1958)
Ben Casey (1961)
Jules and Jim (1962)
The Godfather (1972)
Raging Bull (1980)
Do the Right Thing (1989)
slow zoom-in on two characters sitting at a table by a window

Referenced in 

Schmidteinander: Episode #1.1 (1990)
Schmidt & Feuerstein talk about
The 10 Million Dollar Getaway (1991)
Mike Starr plays the same character he did in this film
Mystery Science Theater 3000: Gamera vs. Guiron (1991)
"Am I a clown, do I amuse you?"
Where the Day Takes You (1992)
Advertised on theater marquee.
Mystery Science Theater 3000: Gamera vs. Zigra (1991)
Tom: "Does he find it amusing? Is he some sort of clown?"
Mystery Science Theater 3000: Teenage Caveman (1991)
Crow: "Am I a clown? Do you find me amusing?"
L.A. Law: Badfellas (1991)
title reference
Invasion of the Scream Queens (1992)
Elizabeth Kaitan mentions loving the movie.
Reservoir Dogs (1992)
Joe calls Vic Vega a "Goodfella".
Saturday Night Live: Tom Hanks/Bruce Springsteen (1992)
Mentioned during the monologue
Mystery Science Theater 3000: Space Travellers (1992)
"What am I some kind clown?"
Mystery Science Theater 3000: Teenagers from Outer Space (1992)
Tom (as Henry Hill): "Ever since I was a kid, I always wanted to be a spaceman."
Mystery Science Theater 3000: The Killer Shrews (1992)
Tom: "It's a planned sequence, like the opening of 'Touch of Evil' or the Copacabana scene of 'Goodfellas.'"
Saturday Night Live: Joe Pesci/Spin Doctors (1992)
mentioned by Zoraida
Goof Troop: Goof Fellas (1992)
title reference
Siskel & Ebert: Striking Distance/Into the West/The Age of Innocence/Household Saints/Baraka (1993)
Roger Ebert mentions several Martin Scorsese movies, including this one, in his discussion on "The Age of Innocence" (1993).
Menace II Society (1993)
A group of men are at a table and one of them shoots another after he insults him, much like in the "Spider" scene. Also in the special edition VHS, the brothers explain how O Dogg is modeled after Joe Pesci's "Goodfellas" character, how they mimicked the voiceovers and scenes where sound is muted and the filming is done in slow motion while key characters are introduced by the protagonist.
Oh, Woe Is Me (1993)
on video store shelf (as Les Affranchis)
Animaniacs: De-Zanitized/The Monkey Song/Nighty-Night Toon (1993)
The narrator refers to the gangster pigeons as "Goodfeathers" in a pun on the name of this movie.
Animaniacs: Garage Sale of the Century/West Side Pigeons (1993)
Three birds call themselves the "Goodfeathers" in honour of this movie. They protect a statue of Martin Scorsese, this film's director.
Saturday Night Live: Jeff Goldblum/Aerosmith (1993)
Cover on shelf in 'Karl's Video Store'
Animaniacs: Hitchcock Opening/Hearts of Twilight/The Boids (1993)
The gangsta pigeons are called "Goodfeathers" in reference to this film. Each one of their voices is based on one of the main characters from this film.
Mystery Science Theater 3000: The Wild World of Batwoman (1993)
Crow (as Jimmy Two-Times): Hi, I'm Johnny Two-Times, Johnny Two-Times. Heh.
Mystery Science Theater 3000: Radar Secret Service (1993)
Crow emulates Ray Liotta's narration from the film.
Shallow Grave (1994)
Crumb (1994)
Crumb praises the movie, but notes his daughter found it too much, and had to stop watching it.
Mystery Science Theater 3000: Samson vs. the Vampire Women (1995)
"It's the vampire version of Goodfellas"
Casino (1995)
Both movies a murder scene involving the same actors and similar dialogue
Escape from It's a Wonderful Life (1996)
George Bailey calls himself a goodfella while on the set of the Martin Scorsese film.
The Oprah Winfrey Show: Summer Movie Reviews (1996)
Gene Siskel says he already saw "Casino" before with this film.
Beavis and Butt-Head: Gang of Two (1996)
B&B say that the Lordz of Brooklyn are imitating the Beastie Boys, House of Pain, Goodfellas and Reservoir Dogs.
Saturday Night Live: Alec Baldwin/Tori Amos (1996)
Mentioned on The Joe Pesci Show
Friends: The One After the Superbowl: Part 2 (1996)
Ross calls Chandler a Goodfella because of his jewellery.
Friends: The One with the Prom Video (1996)
Mentioned by name
Trainspotting (1996)
Sliders: Greatfellas (1996)
The title is from the movie title
Swingers (1996)
When Trent asks the cocktail waitress in Vegas to meet him at the Bamboo Lounge, this is a reference to a bar Tommy and Henry burnned down in Goodfellas; The scene where they go into the basement of the Derby is a recreation of the same type of scene in Goodfellas; When they are sitting around a table discussing movies, they talk about this forementioned scene.
Beavis and Butt-Head: Nose Bleed (1997)
While watching the Lordz of Brooklyn video "Saturday Night Fever," B&B say that the group is trying to be "House of Pain, the Beastie Boys, Goodfellas and Reservoir Dogs."
Saturday Night Live: Rob Lowe/Spice Girls (1997)
Mentioned by Joe Pesci
8 Heads in a Duffel Bag (1997)
The credits contain, "Security for Mr. Pesci - Tommy DeVito". Tommy Devito is the character that Pesci played in GoodFellas.
Men Behaving Badly: It's Good to Be Dead (1997)
Fuji does the Goodfellas clown scene
Mystery Science Theater 3000: Parts: The Clonus Horror (1997)
Tom (as Tommy DeVito): "Are you a clown? Do you amuse me?!"
Boogie Nights (1997)
Mystery Science Theater 3000: Werewolf (1998)
When Mike thinks he's James Lipton interviewing Ray Liotta, he asks Crow, "Are you really a 'good fellow'?"
Snake Eyes (1998)
Free Enterprise (1998)
Mentioned in opening scene.
Belly (1998)
Sonic Adventure (1998)
Opening line is paraphrased by Knuckles
The Sopranos: Pilot (1999)
The priest and Carmela discuss this movie.
The Directors: The Films of Roger Corman (1999)
Mentioned in film.
The Sopranos: The Legend of Tennessee Moltisanti (1999)
Chris shoots a bakery employee in the foot for making him wait. As he leaves, the employee yells "He shot my foot!" Chris replies "It happens."
3rd Rock from the Sun: Dick 'The Mouth' Solomon (1999)
Tommy has rented this film.
Tuftsablanca (1999)
Wakko's Wish (1999)
The Boondock Saints (1999)
"They know we're Goodfellas now."
Forever Mine (1999)
Shool (1999)
In Shool the scene where the character Bachchu Yadav gets angry on a guy asking him to show how he does "laugh from inside" is an homage to the "I'm funny. How?" scene between Joe Pesci & Ray Liotta from Goddfellas.
Magnolia (1999)
The Sopranos: Big Girls Don't Cry (2000)
Chris mentions Goodfellas
Whipped (2000)
Blow (2001)
V.I.P.: Goodfidellas (2001)
title reference
Men Only (2001)
Just Shoot Me!: Christmas? Christmas! (2001)
Ray Liotta mentions it.
Undeclared: Jobs, Jobs, Jobs (2002)
Jimmy impersonates Tommy DeVito
Wilfred (2002)
Futurama: Godfellas (2002)
Episode title "Godfellas" spoofs this movie's name.
Panic Room (2002)
The Net: From Script to Screen (2002)
mentioned once
Sigurna kuca (2002)
City of God (2002)
Monk: Mr. Monk Takes a Vacation (2002)
Rita tells Monk she learned the 'lime-trick' from the film.
Orion's Cloud (2002)
The monologue Count Jones gives about being in witness protection is line-for-line the same as the ending lines from Goodfellas (also about being in witness protection) except for minor variations to fit the vampire character - "I get to live eternity as a schnook" instead of "get to live the rest of my life..."
Soldier's Girl (2003)
mentioned in dialogue
Net Games (2003)
One character says something to the effect of "What is this the movie Goodfellas?"
Nickel and Dime (2003)
theatre students reneacting on stage the bluff scene between Pesci and Liotta
Sonic Adventure DX: Director's Cut (2003)
Opening line is paraphrased by Knuckles
Paanch (2003)
The famous "How am I funny?" scene from Goodfellas is done in Paanch when Luke scares Joy for a moment by saying "Am I a joker? Do I amuse you?"
Infernal Affairs II (2003)
The trunk shot during the murder sequences, with the victim lying on his back with his mouth taped shut; references the trunk shot with Billy Batts in Goodfellas.
Roadkill (2003)
Uncle Woody, the leader of a gang dressed like clowns, tells a story. After a henchman tells him it's funny, Woody says, "Funny how? How is it funny?"
The 100 Greatest Scary Moments (2003)
Makes the countdown, is talked about.
Stella Street (2004)
Goodfellas (1990) is discussed in this movie.
The Football Factory (2004)
Copies "You're a funny guy" scene
Shark Tale (2004)
A shark painted as a clown repeats some lines from Joe Pesci's "Funny like a clown" scene in Goodfellas.
Uno (2004)
There is a "Goodfellas" movie poster in Lars' room.
World of Warcraft (2004)
There is a person in Goldshire named Remy "Two Times"
Saturday Night Live: Robert De Niro/Destiny's Child (2004)
Referenced in Undercover Gangster
With Blood on My Hands: Pusher II (2004)
References the pink Cadillac and mink coat scene.
65 Guy Cream Pie (2005)
At one point in the film, Ariana Jollee begins apeing Robert DeNiro's performance in Goodfellas.
The Jane Pauley Show: Episode dated 11 January 2005 (2005)
Discussion of the film based on Henry Hill's life
CSI: NY: Tanglewood (2005)
Billy Batts sports bar named after a mobster in the film
Still Swingin' (2005)
Title referenced.
Father of the Pride: The Siegfried and Roy Fantasy Experience Movie (2005)
Roy & Siegfried hire Scorcese to make a film for them and they mention that he made "Raging Bull", "Goodfellas" & "Star Wars". (Although obviously he did not make the last one.)
Thank You for Smoking (2005)
Use of freeze frames and voiceover to introduce characters
Saturday Night Live: The Best of David Spade (2005)
Cover on shelf in 'Karl's Video Store'
Grand Theft Auto: Liberty City Stories (2005)
J.D. O'Toole is killed just like a character from "Goodfellas".
Jeopardy!: Episode #22.34 (2005)
correct response in "Mob Hits" category
Get Rich or Die Tryin' (2005)
Garbage truck scene with bodies
Life with Derek: House of Games (2005)
Derek says "I amuse you, like a clown?"
5 (2005)
The hit on Steve is a near replica of the hit on Joe Pesci's character.
CSI: Miami: Fade Out (2006)
Patrick compares his script "The Clubland Murders" to it
My Gym Partner's a Monkey: Shark Attack/Me Adam, You Jake (2006)
A Bear painted as a clown repeats some lines from Joe Pesci's "Funny like a clown" scene in Goodfellas.
Sweet Dreams (2006)
Posters appear throughout the film and it is mentioned as a favorite of the bookie.
Howard Stern on Demand: Henry Hill Drunk (2006)
numerous references with Hill as a guest
The Real Goodfella (2006)
Referenced by name
The Gil Mayo Mysteries: Episode #1.8 (2006)
Mentioned in dialog by Lawrence Davis with Kite.
Jeopardy!: Episode #22.195 (2006)
correct response in "From Book to Film" category
You, Me and Dupree (2006)
Dupree states that he learned how to properly cut garlic from waching this movie.
Animaniacs Live! (2006)
Mentioned by Andrea Romano
The Next Scorsese (2006)
Rob has the cinemtographer mimic the phonebooth shot from Goodfellas
Saturday Night Live: Jaime Pressly/Corinne Bailey Rae (2006)
Mentioned in 'New York City Stories'
Studio 60 on the Sunset Strip: The Christmas Show (2006)
Darius mentions the film by name during a pitch for "We Three Wise Guys" sketch.
The Air I Breathe (2007)
similar line: "As far back as I can remember, I've never lost a fight"
Hot Fuzz (2007)
After Angel gets out of the trunk, the ensuing scene is played in red light behind the car.
Dave's Tweeter (2007)
Dave Larson re-creates the Joe Pesci "Funny how?" scene
Watching the Detectives (2007)
Mentioned in dialogue between Neil and Violet.
I Always Wanted to Be a Gangster (2007)
The title comes from the very beginning of this movie ("As far back as I can remember, I always wanted to be a gangster.").
Saxondale: Episode #2.3 (2007)
Tommy says he tried to rent this and Brokeback Mountain was in the box.
Kitchen Nightmares: Peter's (2007)
Peter says that he wanted to be an extra in this film
Bee Movie (2007)
During questioning of Ray Liota in court, Barry Benson tells the jury that Liota isn't "a goodfella; he's a bad fella."
I Am Legend (2007)
DVD seen attached to the wall of Neville's weapons cabinet
Cinematic Titanic: The Oozing Skull (2007)
Frank: "This is like that one continuous take in 'Goodfellas.'"
The O'Reilly Factor: Episode dated 22 January 2008 (2008)
Referenced during 'The Great American Culture Quiz' segment.
West of Brooklyn (2008)
Dialogue reference
JCVD (2008)
There is a scene inspired by the "You're a funny guy" scene.
The Middleman: The Pilot Episode Sanction (2008)
Finds DVD in Spanky's room.
Psych: The Greatest Adventure in the History of Basic Cable (2008)
Shawn says, "It's one of life's little mysteries, like why the Oxygen network airs 'Goodfellas' or 'Why Fools Fall in Love.'"
The Great L.A. Pretenders: The Rules of the Game (2008)
There is a scene which directly refers to The "What do you mean I'm funny?!" scene from Goodfellas.
Major Movie Star (2008)
Joe Pesci mentioned and quoted: "Do I look like a clown to you?"
NCIS: Road Kill (2008)
DiNozzo: "Midnight screening of 'Goodfellas' tonight, want to come?"
The Supermarket (2009)
Line "now take me to jail" quoted
The Daily Show with Jon Stewart: Maxwell Kennedy (2009)
Jon Stewart imitates scenes from Goodfellas
Archie's Final Project (2009)
referenced in dialogue
Hewy's Animated Movie Reviews: All Dogs Go to Heaven (2009)
Poster shown when Hewy discusses gangster movies
Who Wants to Be a Millionaire: Episode #4.6 (2009)
a Fastest Finger question has contestants put this among four Martin Scorsese films in order of release
Glee: Acafellas (2009)
Title reference.
Dancing with the Stars: Round One: The Women (2009)
Mentioned in Debi Mazar's background profile
Entourage: A XXX Parody (2009)
Title mentioned in 'Lucky' trailer
The Jay Leno Show: Episode #1.70 (2009)
Adam Carolla mentions the film
Hannah Montana: Got to Get Her Out of My House (2010)
posing as a mob godmother, Miley says, "Do I amuse you? Do you think of me as some kind of clown?"
Psych: A Very Juliet Episode (2010)
Juliet quotes the "egg noodles and ketchup" line from "Goodfellas."
The Rotten Tomatoes Show: Cop Out/The Crazies/A Prophet (2010)
Ellen compares this movie to "A Prophet".
Tere Bin Laden (2010)
poster in Ali's home
The Other Guys (2010)
mentioned in dialogue
They Walk (2010)
The party scene is shot in a single, long shot, similar to an iconic scene in Goodfellas.
Saturday Night Live: Robert De Niro/Diddy-Dirty Money (2010)
Referenced by Vinnie while introducing Robert De Niro on "La Rivista della Televisione"
The Simpsons: Donnie Fatso (2010)
Referenced in the epilogue
Hooknasty (2011)
Story told with voiceover and freeze frames
Iron Chef America: The Series: Symon/Burrell vs. Cora/Irvine (2011)
Movie mentioned when Judge Debi is introduced
The Cinema Snob: Italian Batman (2011)
"Not since Goodfellas has there been a track shot so smooth."
Conan: Seven Salads for Seven Brothers Who Are Sexually Attracted to Salads (2011)
Title mentioned by Gary Oldman during interview
America's Next Great Restaurant: Episode #1.2 (2011)
Joey asks the chefs which of them loves the film
America's Next Great Restaurant: Episode #1.5 (2011)
Joey says it's his favorite movie
Hoodwinked Too! Hood vs. Evil (2011)
The giant (as Tommy DeVito) says, "Do I amuse you? Am I some sort of clown to you?"
Conan: Quoth the Raven, 'No Comment' (2011)
Conan mentions the kitchen scene in Goodfellas
Kidfellas (2011)
title
Ebert Presents: At the Movies: Episode #1.22 (2011)
Kartina Richardson mentions that Martin Scorsese directed the film
Weeds: Object Impermanence (2011)
mentioned in dialogue
Weeds: Vehement vs. Vigorous (2011)
mentioned by Andy
Dream Job (2011)
The film is about the making of an homage/spoof to Goodfellas
Lindenstraße: Hormone (2011)
when Josi says that she doesn't want Alex to accompany her to the party, he replies that he'll stay home and watch "Goodfellas" instead.
CSI: Crime Scene Investigation: Maid Man (2011)
Hodges mentions to Catherine that one of the cars he finds when reviewing CCTV footage is the same model as one that was used in Goodfellas.
Conan: Alibi for the Murder Andy's Committing Tonight (2011)
Title mentioned while introducing Ray Liotta and during interview
At the Movies: 25 Years of Margaret & David (2011)
Margaret mentions that her only issue with the Academy is that they gave Best Film to Dances with Wolves instead of Goodfellas.
Conan: The Illiterate Merderer (2011)
Conan says Andy was acting like Joe Pesci in Goodfellas
Ebert Presents: At the Movies: Episode #2.19 (2011)
Christy says that the long tracking shot in "Hugo" is reminiscent of the one in the film
Saturday Night Live: Steve Buscemi/The Black Keys (2011)
Referenced by Barack Obama (Fred Armisen) in the cold opening
Conan: May Old Acquaintances Be De-Friended (2012)
Title mentioned during Gary Oldman interview
Californication: At the Movies (2012)
"You're funny. You amuse me."

Features 

The Jazz Singer (1927)
The black-and-white movie Karen watches on television in her house

Featured in 

Siskel & Ebert: The Future of the Movies (1990)
Clips from the workprint are shown.
Siskel & Ebert: Doc Hollywood/Return to the Blue Lagoon/Hot Shots!/Paris Is Burning/Another You (1991)
A clip is shown in the teaser for the next episode: "Breakthrough Stars of 1991".
Siskel & Ebert: Oscar Nomination Surprises (1991)
Clips are shown for many of the year's Oscar-nominated movies, including this one.
AFI's 100 Years... 100 Movies: America's Greatest Movies (1998)
This film is #94 on the list.
Siskel & Ebert: Best of the '90s (2000)
#3 on Ebert's list.
I Love 1990's: I Love 1990 (2001)
Clips are shown
The 100 Greatest Scary Moments (2003)
Clips are shown.
I Love the '90s: 1990 (2004)
Footage from this film was edited into this mini-serires.
Made Men: The 'GoodFellas' Legacy (2004)
Clips featured.
Paper Is Cheaper Than Film (2004)
Features clips from this title.
The Workaday Gangster (2004)
Features clips.
Scorsese on Scorsese (2004)
Clips are used in the documentary.
Bullets Over Hollywood (2005)
clips
The Real Goodfella (2006)
Clips are shown
Crossing Criminal Cultures (2007)
clip shown
AFI's 100 Years... 100 Movies: 10th Anniversary Edition (2007)
This film is #92 on the list.
20 to 1: Movie Heroes & Villains (2007)
Some clips from this movie are shown in a segment on Tommy DeVito.
American Masters: Tony Bennett: The Music Never Ends (2007)
Opening credits over Tony Bennett's singing
AFI's 10 Top 10: America's 10 Greatest Films in 10 Classic Genres (2008)
This film is #2 on the "Gangster" list.
The Rotten Tomatoes Show: Wolverine/Ghosts of Girlfriends Past/Battle for Terra (2009)
Footage shown in the sketch 'Samual L. Jackson dies a lot in the movies'
The 67th Annual Golden Globe Awards (2010)
Clips shown in a Martin Scorcese tribute

Spoofed in 

The Simpsons: Bart the Murderer (1991)
Bart's breif career as a Mafia taskboy parallels the rise of Henry Hill in GoodFellas.
Harry Enfield's Television Programme: Episode #2.1 (1992)
Sketch called 'Martin Scorsese's Badfellas'
Saturday Night Live: Tom Hanks/Bruce Springsteen (1992)
Spoofed during the monologue
Animaniacs: Hooked on a Ceiling/Goodfeathers: The Beginning (1993)
Spoofed in "The Goodfeathers" segment.
Animaniacs: Be Careful What You Eat/Up the Crazy River/To Da Dump, to Da Dump, to Da Dump Dump Dump (1993)
A group of gangsta pigeons call themselves "The Goodfeathers" in honour of this movie, they're all based on the three main characters from this film and their voices are impressions of them. The "How am I funny? Like a clown?" scene is spoofed multiple times with things such as "What do you mean I look busy? You sayin' I look busy to you?!"
Animaniacs: Cartoons in Wakko's Body/Noah's Lark/The Big Kiss/Hiccup (1993)
Spoofed in the "Hiccup" Goodfeathers segment
Animaniacs: Dough Dough Boys/Boot Camping/General Boo-Regard (1993)
Spoofed in the "Dough Dough Boys" Goodfeathers segment
Saturday Night Live: Alec Baldwin & Kim Basinger/UB40 (1994)
Spoofed during the cold opening
The Critic: All the Duke's Men (1995)
Jay imagines himself in "Goodfellas 2"
Swingers (1996)
Two's a Mob (1998)
Spoofs numerous scenes, including Tommy's 'I'm funny?' speech, the Spider death scene and many more.
The Godson (1998)
Analyze This (1999)
The entrance of Ben Sobel and Jelly at the meeting near the end
Futurama: Bender Gets Made (2000)
Several lines, including "Until now, I always wanted to be a gangster" and "Get a load of the ball bearings on this guy", echo lines from Goodfellas
Family Guy: There's Something About Paulie (2000)
A scene is spoofed when characters talk about the mafia.
Fast Food (2000)
The Crew (2000)
Spaced: Back (2001)
Tim's intro, in which he introduces the main characters during brief still shots, mimics the intro to this film
Gay Propaganda (2002)
a segment featuring lesbian characters in the roles of Italian-Americans
Love and a Bullet (2002)
Cooking scene
DragonBlade (2005)
QI: Bombs (2004)
Phill Jupitus spoofs the scene where Henry Hill says Tommy DeVito is funny
Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas (2004)
A movie poster can be spotted during the mission "Menace". The movie poster says "BadFellas" on it, a parody of "GoodFellas".
The Fairly OddParents: Timmy TV/Talkin' Trash (2005)
The "What do you mean I'm funny?!" scene is parodied with one of the film's cast members.
Family Guy: Patriot Games (2006)
beating scenes are parodied
TechFellas (2006)
A group of I.T. guys also independent filmmakers apply mob scenes to their day jobs.
Howard Stern on Demand: Degrading Henry (2006)
the opening scene spoofs the opening scene of this film
Minoriteam: Evilfellas (2006)
thte title and numerous scenes from the film are spoofed
The Simpsons: The Haw-Hawed Couple (2006)
the long track sequence of Nelson taking Bart through the back door of the cafeteria
Meet the Robinsons (2007)
When the three frogs throw the mini bowler hat into the trunk of their car the shot is mimicked from Goodfellas.
Screen Wars: Copperfellas: Finals (2007)
Opening Homage spoofed Goodfellas
American Dad!: Meter Made (2007)
Francine's voice over about Stan as a meter maid is based on Karen's voice over about Henry Hill as a gangster.
Observe and Report (2009)
Numerous references: Ray Liotta repeating many nuances, Ronnie ramming Patton Oswalt's head into an oven, Ronnie mimicking Joe Pesci's shooting style, Harrison beating Ronnie's head into the ground.
Community: Contemporary American Poultry (2010)
The bulk of the episode spoofs "Goodfellas": The study group forms a mafia "family," and Abed's narration mimics that of Henry Hill.
The Boondocks: The Fund-Raiser (2010)
Riley watches the film and dialogue is referenced
The Simpsons: Donnie Fatso (2010)
end of episode which tells the characters fates as "My Way" plays
Fratfellas (2011)
Short parody of "Goodfellas."
iCarly: iOpen a Restaurant (2012)
When Billy Boots comes to the restaurant it follows the scene of when Billy Batts visits the restaurant. The only change in dialouge is rather than shining shoes, it is about Gibby removing his shirt. When Billy gets beat down they even include Donovan's Atlantis playing in the background.

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