I know for sure that there is a simpsons episode, in which Homer - in a daydream - walks through the streets similar to Little Italy wearing a white coat exactly like Fanucci. An old women gives him a doughnut saying something like "Don Homer, take this beautiful doughnut I've baken for you!"

Does anybody know this episode?

There is a part on Family Guy when stewie throws his dish on the ground and says "Now Clean it up" but maybe I'm looking too far into it

Arli$$ in which Robert Wuhl utters the famous Hyman Roth line, "This (snort) is the busines (snort) we've chosen (snort)."

tony b.

I only have one: I watched the TV show Law and Order: SVU the other night. The detectives were studying video from a hotel security camera when one of them, spotting a heavy-set man in hat and trench coat emerging from an elevator, said, "Hey, there's Luca Brasi."

SIMPSONS

Troy Mclore has been rumoured to have sex with fishes.

One day he comes to the bar and one of the mobsters (Fat Tony's guy) said:
"Boss, I thought you said he's dead!"
Fat Tony replies: "NO! I was saying that he sleeps with the fishes!"

There was this really silly movie starring Asian comedian Johnny Yune called "They Call Me Bruce?" There were the obligatory mafia goons that always seem to pop up in these goofball comedies. Anyway, the Don tells one of his underlings that he's getting promoted to Consiglieri, and the guy gets all choked up and says, "Yuh mean... like Robert Duvall???"

Also on "Las Vegas" James Caan dropped the famous Michael Corleone quote "keep your friends close, but your enemies closer"....i dont remember exactly how he put it, but that quote was word for word.

thers a bit on my wife and kids when hes meetin his daughters boyfriend n hes sittin ther b4 they get to his house n he does the scene wer vito is talkin to bonasera ...buts hes alone

in FAMILY GUY, Peter works as representative of his cigarete company and tries to "convince" the Senator to allow children to smoke by killing a prostitute and saying "this girls doesn't have a family... it is as if she has never existed" which was originally Tom Hagen's line.

i don't know if anyone mentioned it.. but today i was watching a movies channel..and i saw a movie of "Ragrats" (cartoon movie)..and there was a a real nice scene of the GFI ..it was really funny thou..i really liked it..


Puzo

A few years back, there was an animated WB television series called Animaniacs. One of the running skits was called Goodfeathers with the three protagonists as, well...pigeons (or rats with wings as we call 'em in NYC). There was a recurring character called The Godpigeon who would wander into the stories every so often unintelligibly mumbling in a Brando-esque voice.

Signor V.

This might be a stretch but here goes. In a movie called The Ambulance starring Eric Roberts, Richard Bright (Al Neri), plays a NYC Detective named "McClosky."

From the simpsons episode where homer makes a movie with mel gibson - "This movie is worse than the Godfather III!"

also from the simpsons, the "horse-head" scene is spoofed in the episode where lisa gets a pony, and wakes up with its head on her pillow

My favorite metion of GDF was in the film HOT SHOTS. They are at a funeral for this charecter named 'Dead Meat'(ha), who of coarse has just died. Loyd Briges steps up to give the euligy, which went like this: "Dead Meat is dead.So is Tattalia,Barzini, and all the heads of the five families."

The Jon Lovitz impression of Roth in City Slickers is a FU*KING CLASSIC!!