"The Tonight Show with Jay Leno" Episode #19.102 (TV Episode 2011)
2011 Primetime Creative Arts Emmy Awards (TV Special 2011)
clips from the show are shownAnd the Oscar Goes to... (TV Movie 2014)
Clips shown (Anne Hathaway and James Franco hosting, David Seidler winning Best Original Screenplay for "The King's Speech", Trent Reznor and Atticus Ross winning Best Original Score for "The Social Network", etc.)."Cinematic Excrement" Cats (TV Episode 2023)
Footage used when Smeghead talks about Tom Hooper.
- Clip shown during honorary awards presentation
Gone with the Wind (1939)
Scene of Atlanta burningBlackboard Jungle (1955)
Clip shown during In Memoriam segment (Anne Francis)A Face in the Crowd (1957)
Clip shown during In Memoriam segment (Patricia Neal)Sweet Smell of Success (1957)
Clip shown during In Memoriam segment (Tony Curtis)
The 84th Annual Academy Awards (TV Special 2012)
The Oscars (TV Special 2013)
The Oscars (TV Special 2014)
The Oscars (TV Special 2015)
The Oscars (TV Special 2016)
The 25th Annual Academy Awards (TV Special 1953)
The 26th Annual Academy Awards (TV Special 1954)
The 27th Annual Academy Awards (TV Special 1955)
The 28th Annual Academy Awards (TV Special 1956)
The 29th Annual Academy Awards (TV Special 1957)
"Conan" VooDoo or Voo Don't (TV Episode 2011)
Conan O'Brien mentions this show in a joke at the beginning of the show"Conan" Hello and Dubai (TV Episode 2011)
Conan O'Brien mentions this show in a joke at the beginning of the show"Conan" Something Smelly That Way Went (TV Episode 2011)
Conan O'Brien mentions this show in a joke at the beginning of the show"Conan" 'Whisper,' She Shouted (TV Episode 2011)
Conan O'Brien mentions this show in a joke at the beginning of the show"Conan" The Unitard Dilemma (TV Episode 2011)
Conan O'Brien mentions this show in a joke at the beginning of the show
The Grapes of Wrath (1940)
mentioned by Steven Spielberg when he presented Best PictureCitizen Kane (1941)
Steven Spielberg mentions it.General Hospital (TV Series 1963– )
Mentioned a few times in reference to James Franco.The Graduate (1967)
referenced by Steven Spielberg when he presented Best PictureMidnight Cowboy (1969)
mentioned by Steven Spielberg when he presented Best Picture
"Saturday Night Live" Zach Galifianakis/Jessie J (TV Episode 2011)
In the cold opening, "Melissa Leo" gives an extra-long Best Supporting Actress acceptance speech.