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* ''Series/WalkerTexasRanger'': Season 9's "[[Recap/WalkerTexasRangerS9E16SixHours 6 Hours]]", where Walker and his companions RaceAgainstTheClock to rescue a billionaire's daughter from her [[BodyguardBetrayal traitorous bodyguard]] before [[MurderDotCom she is murdered on live TV]].

Titles with years go on SubTrope: TitleByYear. Other subtropes are, NumberedSequels, NPlusOneSequelTitle, and NumberOfObjectsTitle. YouAreNumberSix is a sister trope, for when it's a character rather than a work that's named after a number.

* ''Film/TwoThirtySeven'', the time of the suicide the movie revolves around.

* ''Webcomic/LotusCobraIsEvil'': [[https://i.imgur.com/SDreFMM.jpg "Starting again from zero"]], which is used for a ShoutOut to ''LightNovel/TheFamiliarOfZero''.

* "Genesis Ch.1 v.32" by the Music/AlanParsonsProject looks like a reference to a [[Literature/HolyBible Bible verse]], but Genesis chapter 1 has only got 31 verses.

Titles with years go on SubTrope: TitleByYear. Other subtropes are, NumberedSequels, NPlusOneSequelTitle, and NumberOfObjectsTitle.

* "19th Nervous Breakdown" by Music/TheRollingStones.

Titles with years go on SubTrope: TitleByYear. Other subtropes are, NumberedSequels and NumberOfObjectsTitle.

* ''Film/{{Ten}}''

* Others with game shows with numerical titles: ''Series/OneVersusAHundred'', ''Two For The Money'', ''Series/FiftyGrandSlam'', ''It Takes Two'' and ''One In A Million.''

* ''Film/{{Thirteen}}'', which refers to the ages of the two lead characters.

* On ''Music/{{Oxygene}}'' by Music/JeanMichelJarre the tracks all have the same title, "oxygène", but are distinguished from one another by number.

* Music/DeathCabForCutie's "405", named after i-405, a stretch of freeway in Seattle, Washington.

* "808", a song written by Music/RKelly for the girl group Blaque, who made it a top-10 hit in 1999.

* The Music/ChicagoBand song "25 or 6 to 4".

* The Music/{{Yes}} album ''90125'', which incidentally enough was named after its catalogue number.

* Music/SugarRay's third album, "14:59," an ironic response to critics who believed the band's FifteenMinutesOfFame were almost up. (Given the response to their fourth and fifth albums, this title would later prove [[HilariousInHindsight surprisingly accurate]].) If read as a 24 hour time, it also says "1 to 3".

* The Music/{{Chicago}} song "25 or 6 to 4".
* The Music/{{Three Dog Night}} song "One".

Titles with years go on SubTrope: TitleByYear. NumberedSequels is a subtrope as well.

* ''Anime/FiveCentimetersPerSecond''

* ''ComicBook/TwentyFists'', referring to the number of fists involved in each gang fight.

* All of the ''ComicBook/Marvel2099'' titles were branded as such: ''ComicBook/SpiderMan2099, Doom 2099, X-Men 2099, Ravage 2099''...

* ''Fanfic/DungeonKeeperAmi'': The chapter, [[https://forums.sufficientvelocity.com/threads/dungeon-keeper-ami-sailor-moon-dungeon-keeper-story-only-thread.30066/page-2#post-6355700 "Seizing Heart Number 3"]], about Ami getting said Dungeon Heart.

* ''Fanfic/LuckyNumberThirteen''

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* ''WesternAnimation/OneHundredAndOneDalmatians''
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* ''Film/EightMM'', and its direct to video sequel is indeed called ''8mm 2''.

* ''Nine ½ Weeks'' was followed by direct-to-video sequels ''Another Nine ½ Weeks'' and ''The First Nine ½ Weeks''.
* ''Thirteen Women'', which lately been claimed to be one of the earliest [[SlasherMovie Proto-Slashers]].
* Creator/WalterHill action film ''Film/FortyEightHours'' and its sequel ''Film/AnotherFortyEightHours''.

* ''Film/TwelveAngryMen''
* ''Film/TwoThousandManiacs''

* ''Film/OneHundredAndTwentySevenHours'', indivating the length of time Aron Ralston was trapped in a canyon with his hand lodged under a boulder.
* ''Film/FortyGuns''

* ''Film/EightWomen'', in which eight women try to figure out who among them murdered a man. The cast consists entirely of those eight women and the barely seen man.
* ''Film/ThreeHundredSixtyFiveDays'', which refers to the amount of time Massimo intends to [[AbductionIsLove keep]] Laura to give her a chance to fall in love with him.

* ''Literature/NineteenMinutes''

* ''Series/TwentyMinutes''

* An enormous number of episodes on ''Series/TheWestWing'' include numbers, including such titles as "Six Meetings Before Lunch", "17 People", and "Ninety Miles Away". There are also some named for bills or code names used in the episodes, such as "H. Con-172" and "7A WF 83429". The best example of this trope, however, would probably be the fourth season episode "Twenty Five".

* An infamous 1950s game show (along with two revivals) ''Series/TwentyOne''. Also ''Twenty Questions''.
* An ABC game show from the early 60s, ''Series/SevenKeys.''

* "Strawberry Letter 23", song best-known by The Brothers Johnson

** Two - "2войны" ("Two Wars")

* ''VideoGame/NinetyNineNights''
* ''Forty Winks''

* ''VideoGame/SixteenWaysToKillAVampireAtMcdonalds''

* When ''WesternAnimation/TheRobonicStooges'' broke off from ''The Skatebirds'' for their own half-hour slot on CBS, it was retitled ''The Three Robonic Stooges.''
* ''WesternAnimation/TwoStupidDogs.''
* ''WesternAnimation/OneHundredAndOneDalmatiansTheSeries''
* ''WesternAnimation/OneHundredAndOneDalmatianStreet''

* WebVideo/MittenSquad: The video, which uses a ProtagonistTitle, who is YouAreNumberSix, or in this case, "[=Zer0=]": [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wLC3e5cN4C0 "Borderlands 2: Part 1 | Zer0 Time For Nonsense"]].

* WebVideo/TheSpiffingBrit: Most of the [[https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLcXPLd_I-oBoQ12jWSWlUlIJ6p41kl8z9 "100 Stat Man"]] videos, as that's the level that said men's stats are at, and it's the core of the videos so it's in the title.

* WebVideo/MittenSquad: The video, which uses a ProtagonistTitle, who is YouAreNumberSix, or in this case, "Zer0": [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wLC3e5cN4C0 "Borderlands 2: Part 1 | Zer0 Time For Nonsense"]].

* ''Film/{{Se7en}}'', referring to the pervasive theme of the SevenDeadlySins.