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* Parodied in ''Series/HeatVisionAndJack'', where Jack Austin is a former NASA astronaut with SuperIntelligence who's being pursued by Creator/RonSilver.
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* ''[[Creator/TimDorsey Serge A. Storms]]'': Serge and Coleman are on a never-ending road trip across Florida, helping out anyone they view as being deserving of their help and brutally killing anyone who made their new friends need that help (and almost anyone else who offends or antagonizes Serge). How actively pursued they are varies from book to book, but between the fact that they are wanted fugitives and enjoy traveling anyway, they rarely spend two consecutive books in the same town (and even when they do, it is usually because of a major event like [=COVID=] quarantine protocols).
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* ''[[Creator/TimDorsey Serge A. Storms]]'': ''Literature/SergeStorms'': Serge and Coleman are on a never-ending road trip across Florida, helping out anyone they view as being deserving of their help and brutally killing anyone who made their new friends need that help (and almost anyone else who offends or antagonizes Serge). How actively pursued they are varies from book to book, but between the fact that they are wanted fugitives and enjoy traveling anyway, they rarely spend two consecutive books in the same town (and even when they do, it is usually because of a major event like [=COVID=] quarantine protocols).
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* ''[[Creator/TimDorsey Serge A. Storms]]'': Serge and Coleman are on a never-ending road trip across Florida, helping out anyone they view as being deserving of their help and brutally killing anyone who made their new friends need that help (and almost anyone else who offends or antagonizes Serge). How actively pursued they are varies from book to book, but between the fact that they are wanted fugitives and enjoy traveling anyway, they rarely spend two consecutive books in the same town (and even when they do, it is usually because of a major event like [=COVID=] quarantine protocols).
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* ''WesternAnimation/GIJoeRenegades'' has the Joes being pursued by both [[NebulousEvilOrganization Cobra]] (here a MegaCorp that [[VillainWithGoodPublicity covers up their shady operations from the public]]), and by the US Army, more specifically [[InspectorJavert Flint]] (as the Army believes the Joes went AWOL thinking they were doing illegal things). Throughout the show, all three factions often collide with each other, with the Joes simultaneously attempting to both [[ClearMyName clear their names]] and expose Cobra for the ruthless terrorist organization they really are.
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* ''VideoGame/FTLFasterThanLight'' is a {{Roguelike}} game where you manage the crew of a CoolStarship on the run from a collapsing [[TheFederation generic Federation]]. Responding to each RandomEvent, and managing scarce resources, the player is tasked with regrouping with the last of the federation fleet to face down [[TheRevolutionWillNotBeCivilized the rebel's]] flagship.
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* ''VideoGame/FTLFasterThanLight'' is a {{Roguelike}} game where you manage the crew of a CoolStarship on the run from a collapsing [[TheFederation generic Federation]].rebellion to the safety of TheFederation. Responding to each RandomEvent, and managing scarce resources, the player is tasked with regrouping with the last of the federation fleet to face down [[TheRevolutionWillNotBeCivilized the rebel's]] flagship.
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* Almost the entire film of ''Film/MadMaxFuryRoad'' is a stern chase. Furiosa, later joined by Max, is liberating the "[[SexSlave wives]]" of [[EvilOverlord Immortan Joe]], who takes his whole army and two of his allies' armies after her to get them back.
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* Almost the entire film of ''Film/MadMaxFuryRoad'' is a stern chase. Furiosa, later joined by Max, is liberating the "[[SexSlave wives]]" of [[EvilOverlord Immortan Joe]], who takes his whole army and two of his allies' armies after her to get them back. The chase takes multiple days, each faction driving as hard as they can while still rationing the fuel they brought.
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* The Creator/LarryNiven short story "Literature/TheEthicsOfMadness" has Bussard-ramjet-powered starships in a literal Stern Chase into intergalactic space. They keep at it for [[TimeAbyss quite a while]].
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* The Creator/LarryNiven ''Literature/KnownSpace'' short story "Literature/TheEthicsOfMadness" "The Ethics of Madness" has Bussard-ramjet-powered starships in a literal Stern Chase into intergalactic space. They keep at it for [[TimeAbyss quite a while]].
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* ''VideoGame/LuigisMansion'' pulls this as you start the final section in the game: lightning strikes the mansion and causes a blackout, which naturally makes the ghosts pop up all over the place. In order to stop the infestation, Luigi must hunt down a ghost using a [[GuideDangIt somewhat obscure hint]] from E. Gadd to get a key to open the [[FridgeLogic previously-accessible]] [[LockedDoor basement]] and switch the power back on.
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* ''VideoGame/LuigisMansion'' ''VideoGame/LuigisMansion1'' pulls this as you start the final section in the game: lightning strikes the mansion and causes a blackout, which naturally makes the ghosts pop up all over the place. In order to stop the infestation, Luigi must hunt down a ghost using a [[GuideDangIt somewhat obscure hint]] from E. Gadd to get a key to open the [[FridgeLogic previously-accessible]] [[LockedDoor basement]] and switch the power back on.
