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* ''Film/CareerOpportunities'': For some reason, the film keeps cutting back to the main character's father as he eats an increasingly bizarre midnight snack over the course of the night, such as dipping a cold chicken leg into peanut butter. This subplot never affects the main plot and ends with the father suffering gas at an all-night diner.
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* In ''Anime/DualParallelTroubleAdventure'' Mitsuki catches Kazuki and Dr. Sanada eating instant noodles at midnight and saying that they just need some of it once in a while. She forces them to eat a full meal she cooks ont he spot.
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* In ''Anime/DualParallelTroubleAdventure'' Mitsuki catches Kazuki and Dr. Sanada eating instant noodles at midnight and saying that they just need some of it once in a while. She forces them to eat a full meal she cooks ont he on the spot.
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* Former Brazilian TV show "TV Pirata" had one sketch where someone is caught and arrested during a MidnightSnack. The MirandaWarning (which became known in Brazil thanks to shows imported from the US) was altered to "Everything you eat might be used against you in court". At the trial the defendant is offered a pie and asked to swear to eat the half, only the half and nothing but the half. Translating into Portuguese, "half" becomes "metade" and "truth" becomes "verdade".
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* Former Brazilian TV show "TV Pirata" had one sketch where someone is caught and arrested during a MidnightSnack. The MirandaWarning MirandaRights (which became known in Brazil thanks to shows imported from the US) was altered to "Everything you eat might be used against you in court". At the trial the defendant is offered a pie and asked to swear to eat the half, only the half and nothing but the half. Translating into Portuguese, "half" becomes "metade" and "truth" becomes "verdade".
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* In the "Suds" episode of ''WesternAnimation/SpongeBobSquarePants'', [=SpongeBob=] is unable to sleep, so he decides to treat himself with a [[FlintstoneTheming seanut butter]] and jelly sandwich, allegedly the best hypnotic in the sea. He takes one bite, then falls like a brick. Unfortunately, he left the fridge door open, and it turns his house into a house-cicle and the freezing temperatures gave him suds.
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* In the "Suds" episode of ''WesternAnimation/SpongeBobSquarePants'', [=SpongeBob=] is unable to sleep, so he decides to treat himself with a [[FlintstoneTheming seanut butter]] butter and jelly jellyfish jelly]] sandwich, allegedly the best hypnotic in the sea. He takes one bite, then falls like a brick. Unfortunately, he left the fridge door open, and it turns his house into a house-cicle and the freezing temperatures gave him suds.
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* ''ComicStrip/{{Garfield}}'' does this often.
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* ''ComicStrip/{{Garfield}}'' does this often. One birthday strip had him opening the fridge in the middle of the night, only to discover the birthday cake occupying all of the space.
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* ''ComicStrip/{{Blondie}}'': Dagwood is probably the TropeCodifier. He's often shown in the kitchen in his pajamas, collecting ingredients up his arms or assembling Tower-of-Babel-sized sandwiches for midnight consumption. He's even been known to do it in his sleep, but usually his snack-building is done in a state of wide-awake, unadulterated joy.
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* ''ComicStrip/{{Blondie}}'': ''ComicStrip/Blondie1930'': Dagwood is probably the TropeCodifier. He's often shown in the kitchen in his pajamas, collecting ingredients up his arms or assembling Tower-of-Babel-sized sandwiches for midnight consumption. He's even been known to do it in his sleep, but usually his snack-building is done in a state of wide-awake, unadulterated joy.
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* ''VideoGame/TheLegendOfZeldaTearsOfTheKingdom'': Sophie asks Link to shadow her sister [[TheFashionista Cece]] sneaking off in the middle of the night as the latter runs against Reede in the Hateno Village mayoral election. You'll find that Cece is covertly munching on the local carrots grown around Hateno; it demonstrates how Cece is still secretly fond of the produce of her farming hometown despite her apparent desire to turn the village into more of a fashion center.
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* ''Literature/AngelaNicely'':
** In “Healthy Holiday”, Mrs. Nicely and Angela go to a spa that’s focused on weight loss and thus feeds the patrons ridiculously small amounts of food and confiscates any treats they take. At midnight, Angela sneaks into the cupboard and steals the confiscated snacks, and she and Mrs. Nicely dine on them.
** In “The Tidiest Tent!”, Angela anticipates eating midnight snacks every night on her camping trip.
** In “Healthy Holiday”, Mrs. Nicely and Angela go to a spa that’s focused on weight loss and thus feeds the patrons ridiculously small amounts of food and confiscates any treats they take. At midnight, Angela sneaks into the cupboard and steals the confiscated snacks, and she and Mrs. Nicely dine on them.
** In “The Tidiest Tent!”, Angela anticipates eating midnight snacks every night on her camping trip.
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* In [[WhatCouldHaveBeen an earlier version]] of ''WesternAnimation/TurningRed'', Mei's father would have secretly had a slice of chocolate cake as a midnight snack against the advice of Mei's mother.
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A common occurrence in American sitcoms and other comedy shows is to have some character get up in the middle of the night in order to have a snack. This may be due to the character being a BigEater, or being on a diet and attempting to cheat on it [[SneakingSnacks without anyone noticing]].
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A common occurrence in American sitcoms and other comedy shows is to have some character get up in the middle of the night in order to have a snack. This may be due to the character being a BigEater, or being on a diet and attempting to cheat on it [[SneakingSnacks without anyone noticing]].
noticing]]. Or perhaps they're {{sleepwalking}}, and they will wake up in front of the fridge and be surprised.
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In a LonelyBachelorPad, the midnight snack plan may go poorly due the the person having a [[EmptyFridgeEmptyLife bare, nearly empty fridge]] or all it has in it is [[TheAlcoholic beer bottles]].
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* The 1992 board game "Don't Wake Daddy" has the players as kids sneaking through the house for a snack in the middle of the night. Landing on squares that made noise forced the player to press the button on Daddy's alarm clock. If Daddy woke up, your piece went right back to start, representing you being sent back to bed.
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* The 1992 board game "Don't Wake Daddy" has the players as kids sneaking through the house for a snack in the middle of the night.night, their goal being the refrigerator. Landing on squares that made noise forced the player to press the button on Daddy's alarm clock. If Daddy woke up, your piece went right back to start, representing you being sent back to bed.
