Hanna and Joseph Barbera remade several of their Tom & Jerry cartoons produced in the traditional full-frame Academy ratio in widescreen CinemaScope. Examples include Hatch Up Your Troubles (1949) and The Egg and Jerry (1956), Love That Pup (1949) and Tops with Pops (1957), as well as The Little Orphan and Feedin' the Kiddie (1957). Hanna and Barbera also remade Hugh Harman's 1939 MGM short Peace on Earth in CinemaScope as Good Will to Men in 1955. Many scenes from Evangelion: 1.0 You Are (Not) Alone are recreated shot-for-shot from the original television series Neon Genesis Evangelion. A genre of online collaboration projects, sometimes called "ReAnimated collab(s)," strives to create a shot-for-shot remake of an animated feature or television episode with many different animators handling different scenes. One example is Shrek Retold, a shot-for-shot remake of Shrek which was produced using 200 different creators and art styles. Homage Some directors pay tribute/homage to other works by including scenes that are identical. The Odessa Steps sequence of The Battleship Potemkin has been emulated in several films, including The Untouchables, as well as the film Brazil. The 400 Blows has a scene identical to Zéro de conduite as a homage. The famous "cropduster chase" scene in North by Northwest has been the subject of numerous homages and parodies. The Dreamers contains numerous homages and reconstructions of scenes from films such as Bande à part, Blonde Venus, Freaks, Scarface, Queen Christina, À bout de souffle, Sunset Boulevard, and Mouchette. The Disney film Enchanted includes numerous homages to animated films done shot-for-shot in live-action. Requiem for a Dream and Black Swan by director Darren Aronofsky feature homages to the 1997 movie Perfect Blue by Satoshi Kon. Television to television To celebrate its 100th episode "Mercy", the showrunners of The Walking Dead created a shot-for-shot remake of the first scene broadcast of the series from the pilot "Days Gone Bye". The Iranian TV series Haft Sang has been described as a shot-for-shot adaptation of Modern Family. Parodies Many comedy works that rely heavily on parody use shot-for-shot as a substance of humor. Many Simpsons episodes parody other works by using shot-for-shot representation, such as a scene in "I'm Spelling as Fast as I Can" taken from Requiem for a Dream. The television show Family Guy commonly transitions into shot-for-shot remakes of famous scenes, sometimes depicting the original actors, at others inserting characters relevant to the