Today we're counting down our picks for the top 10 times.

Adult animation shows have made fun of each other.

Oh my God, Bob's burgers is on.

This show speaks to us young people, apparently.

What time is it?

Time for you to shut up a romantic dinner?

That's a great idea for this list.

We're looking at the best potshots various adult animated programs have taken at each other.

We're excluding crossover episodes as well as times these adult shows have made fun of non adult animated programs.

All right, so what's your favorite parody in adult animation?

Be sure to let us know in the comments.

All right, let's get into it.

Number 10 South Park skewers The Simpsons South Park as his alter ego, Professor Chaos Butters is turning up ideas to bring disarray to the town of South Park.

To his disappointment, every idea he comes up with is shot down by his cohort, Dougie, who reminds him that it'll be just like on The Simpsons.

Uh huh, they did that on The Simpsons.

I think it was that Mr Burns character.

He tried to Black Springfield from the Sun.

What makes this entry notable is that it pokes fun at the fact that story ideas are often recycled.

Danny.

How come that We kind of think it's something clear with The Simpsons already did it Near the end of the episode, we see the characters of South Park drawn as they would appear on The Simpsons, reminding Butters that everything has already been done.

So don't worry about it.

Did The Simpsons done everything already?

Who cares?

Yeah, they've been on the air like 13 years.

Of course, they've done everything.

Every idea has been done, Butters.

Even before The Simpsons Number nine.

Ah, familiar tune on The Simpsons.

The Simpsons Hailing back to Season 14.

This gem of a cameo is one that any king of the Hill fan can spot a mile away.

The Simpsons home has become infested with termites, forcing them to move out for six months.

So when can we go back on our house?

Not for a while.

I'm afraid I had to use the good poison.

It comes with James Coburn's picture on the bottle while standing in front of the house.

Homer pops open a beer, and the King of the Hill music comes on from there.

It's pretty much a shot by shot rendition of Hank in his buddies hanging out front, all replaced with Simpsons characters from the garbage pick up to the flat tire and the dog being circled.

It's The Simpsons own nod to a great animated comedy that was boring.

Let's get a hotel number 82 for the price of one Futurama in this take on the Jack and the beanstalk tail, Leela is trapped in a tower at the top of a beanstalk.

Don't worry, we're here to rescue you.

How do we get up there?

I let my hair down and you can climb up.

After being rescued by Fry and Bender, they flee down the castle stairwell where Bender encounters of familiar face as Jake and Finn from Adventure time.

Hang on the wall, We here.

What time is it?

Time for you to shut up.

This little cameo is made even more impressive when you learn that John DiMaggio, the actor who does the voice of Bender, also does the voice of Jake from adventure time bacon pancakes, making bacon pancakes takes, um, Bacon and I'll put it in a pancake.

Sounds like he got to do to characters from two shows on a single day.

Number seven.

Bob the Exterminator.

Bob's Burgers.

Much like The Simpsons couch gag, Bob's Burgers doubles it up with a duo of running jokes during their intro.

One neighbor business seems to change every episode, along with a different van appearing in front of the restaurant every week in a blink and you'll miss it moment from Season seven.

The show tips its cap to former animated sitcom King of the Hill when a van marked Dale's Dead Bug appears in front of the Burger Shack.

While the name of the store next door is a nod to Hank Hills propane catchphrase, I'm gonna sell propane and propane accessories.

If my grades were good enough, Oh, kids and their crazy dreams.

It's a quick bow to another adult oriented program on Fox, but it's nonetheless appreciated by die hard fans of both shows.

Number six Master Chef, Celebrity Showdown, Robot Chicken How about we do four for the price of one this time in Robot Chicken's version of Master Chef.

We find characters from SpongeBob, Ratta, TUI, Bob's Burgers and South Park, putting their culinary skills to the test.

For our final challenge, each of you will be creating dishes made with an ingredient you fear most.

Seeing Bob's heart attack from having to cook a pigeon is one thing, and SpongeBob's fear of water is certainly ironic.

But in the end, it's they're not so subtle.

Jab at South Park's chef that takes the win here.

The shift whose cuisine and character is a little two dimensional feedings, aka the souls of dead aliens?

There's two dudes are actually my biggest fear Children playing off both chefs on screen, promiscuous habits and the voice actors supposed involvement in Scientology.

Robot Chicken hilariously takes all of it and wraps it up into a delightful dish of fi eaten risotto.

This risotto is out of this world.

The winner is Scientology number five Ah, familiar criminal.

The Simpsons.

In an era where most animation was intended for kids, The Simpsons became the first animated program for older audiences during prime time since 1974 overtime.

It would inspire other adult animated programming to hit the air.

However, when Family Guy came around, there were plenty.

Who called Seth McFarlane and his team plagiarists.

The Simpsons themselves piled on with a blink and you'll miss it.

Gag in an episode about Homer and his family's time in Italy, when Sideshow Bob's real identity has discovered the police flip through a book of criminals and find Peter Griffin depicted as plagiarism.

Oh, it's just one of several jabs the show has taken it.

Family guy over the years, Disney's already laying ground for a new family guy world.

I was the IT Boy in 2000 and six.

Number four Burgers, Spies and Russian Lies.

Archer.

Who would have thought that a secret agent would end up flipping burgers for the Season four premiere?

The writers of Archer decided to do their own send up of Bob's Burgers.

The opening teaser recreates the restaurant and characters in the show's mid century comic style.

From there we see Sterling Archer as Bob, who's visited by some unsavory Russian agents.

Sorry, guys were, uh, closed.

Yeah, thanks for getting the sign for me because we are closed.

Especially now that the door's locked.

What follows is a perfect mix of archers, dark comedy combined with a fitting tribute to the Belcher family.

And since the voices of both Archer and Bob are both performed by the same actor, it almost feels like you're watching the very show it's poking fun at.

Look, the hamburger wasn't a big seller, so there's not much.

But you don't want money.

We want you.

I'm sorry.

We are not robbers.

Oh, my God.

Okay, yes, you can rub them, but just please don't hurt my family.

Men, We're not robbers.

Number three.

Vote your conscience, family guy.

When you walk through that door, you insulted Bob's burgers and the hundreds of people who work there, Having already crossed over with The Simpsons, it was only a matter of time before Family Guy took a shot at another Fox animated property.

Having been hired by the White House, Peter invites his family toe work.

Oh my God.

Bob's burgers is on.

Kris's excitement, overseeing Bob's burgers on the president's TV, leads to several jabs at the show's expense.

That show and I mean no disrespect when I say this, but that show looks like it was animated in a moving car.

What starts as a few digs at the style of animation turns sour quickly Peter breaking the fourth wall to tell Emmy voters to reconsider their voting strategy.

Given, Who endorses the show takes this satire to a whole new level.

You seem to know a lot about Bob's burgers.

Of course I do.

Bob's Burgers is my favorite animated show.

Wow, there's your headline.

Emmy Voters Vote your conscience Number two, Kenny lives Rick and Morty.

Holy shit!

You did it, did it?

Little son of a bitch.

What do you want me to explain or you wanna go Have some fun?

Wanna have some fun?

In this episode, Morty gets a chance to try out multiple variations of his life without consequence.

Thanks to a nifty remote Rick whips up in the garage When Morty falls in love and goes on a trip with his girlfriend, the plane crashes in the wild.

It's here we see a nod to the boys from South Park with Morty dressed is Kenny and two others like standing Kyle.

The reference is crystal clear, but what seals the deal is when Morty considers using his dinner knife to end it all in a homage to Kenny's repeated deaths on South Park.

It is far darker than most references on this list, but still a welcome call out to a fellow animated comedy.

So far on this list, we've seen all the heavy hitters in adult animation.

So do you think you know what's it?

Number one On this list?

We've got some honorable mentions to get through, and then we will name our top time.

An adult animated show made fun of another adult animated show, The Simpsons.

Meet South Park at the Bus Stop.

The Simpsons.

Oh my God, I killed Kenny!

Ralph!

No, I killed Kenny.

Yesterday.

Bart and Milhouse catch the South Park Boys on TV.

The Simpsons Next on Comedy Central and all New South Park.

I hear those kids voices air done by grown ups.

There's nothing wrong with that.

I just wonder how they keep it so fresh.

After 43 episodes, Chris Griffin crashes a party at Cleveland's house, the Cleveland Show High Cleveland.

Go back to co hog.

Okay, which one of these homer clones doesn't belong?

The Simpsons.

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Number one.

Cartman vs Family Guy, South Park Remember when I auditioned to be David Hasselhoff's car?

Unlike many of our previous entries, this one plays hardball.

In this season 10 2 part episode, Cartman uses the depiction of the Islamic prophet Mohammed to try and get Family Guy canceled.

You guys, this is serious.

We have to do something way.

Have to go.

The Fox network, in a way, have to go and try to get that episode pulled.

What follows is a ferocious takedown of the show's writing staff, portrayed as manatees in an oversized fish tank with idea balls for jokes.

South Park takes clear aim at family guys use of cutaway gags in their comedy laundry date winning Mexico.

Gary Coleman, A perfect family guy joke.

I can see it now.

This is no minor nod to fellow animated programs, as seen in other episodes like the Imagination Land Ones.

It's a jab at how the two shows clearly have differing ways of giving an audience a much needed laugh.

Remember the time I want a date to Mexico with Gary Coleman.

Okay.

Parts are seen.

Yours?

What you talking about, Willis?

At this point, you kinda gotta wonder how Seth McFarland feels about Trey Parker and Matt Stone.

Anyway, be sure to let us know in the comments if you think we missed any times that adult animated shows made fun of each other or come tell me on Twitter or Instagram at Rebecca Britain or on my YouTube channel, CIA.