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* The duck lamp seen in Newman's apartment in some episodes of ''Series/{{Seinfeld}}'' comes from the little-known 1980s sitcom ''The Duck Factory''.
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* The duck lamp seen in Newman's apartment in some episodes of ''Series/{{Seinfeld}}'' comes from the little-known 1980s sitcom ''The Duck Factory''.''Series/TheDuckFactory''.
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** In ''Series/UchuSentaiKyuranger'', the MonsterOfTheWeek Southern King, as in the constellation Southern Cross, is a repaint of the Black Cross King, the revived incarnation of original BigBad [[Series/HimitsuSentaiGoranger Black Cross Fuhrer]] from ''Film/GokaigerGoseigerSuperSentai199HeroGreatBattle''. Though not explicit connection is made, the constellation Cassiopeia was the weakness of the Black Cross Fuhrer in ''Goranger''.
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** In ''Series/UchuSentaiKyuranger'', the MonsterOfTheWeek Southern King, as in the constellation Southern Cross, is a repaint of the Black Cross King, the revived incarnation of original BigBad [[Series/HimitsuSentaiGoranger Black Cross Fuhrer]] from ''Film/GokaigerGoseigerSuperSentai199HeroGreatBattle''. Though not no explicit connection is made, the constellation Cassiopeia was the weakness of the Black Cross Fuhrer in ''Goranger''.
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*** In the ''Agito'' arc, costumes of past insectoid monsters are used to bolster the Another Agito horde.
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*** In the ''Agito'' arc, costumes of past insectoid monsters are used to bolster the Another Agito horde.
** In ''Series/MightyMorphinPowerRangers'', multiple monsters wholly original to ''MMPR'' were made out of already existing suits from previously adapted monsters. While there were numerous examples, the three most noteworthy ones were:
*** Turkey Jerk from Season 2, who was made out of a heavily altered (though still recognizable) suit of Chunky Chicken from early Season 1. They stripped off all the suit's feathers, painted it a more fleshy color, and added a bunch of robotic-looking armor and a helmet.
*** Repellator from Season 3, who was quite possibly the least retouched of these three examples. He was almost completely identical to Silver Horns from Season 2, but his skin was painted green (whereas Silver Horns' was blue). Also, they added a long tongue hanging from the closest thing Silver Horns had to a mouth.
*** Incisorator, also from Season 3, was created out of three different monsters: His head came from an unused ''Kakuranger'' monster, his body came from Merrick the Barbaric (whose debut episode hadn't even aired yet), and his cape came from an unused ''Dairanger'' monster.
*** Turkey Jerk from Season 2, who was made out of a heavily altered (though still recognizable) suit of Chunky Chicken from early Season 1. They stripped off all the suit's feathers, painted it a more fleshy color, and added a bunch of robotic-looking armor and a helmet.
*** Repellator from Season 3, who was quite possibly the least retouched of these three examples. He was almost completely identical to Silver Horns from Season 2, but his skin was painted green (whereas Silver Horns' was blue). Also, they added a long tongue hanging from the closest thing Silver Horns had to a mouth.
*** Incisorator, also from Season 3, was created out of three different monsters: His head came from an unused ''Kakuranger'' monster, his body came from Merrick the Barbaric (whose debut episode hadn't even aired yet), and his cape came from an unused ''Dairanger'' monster.
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** In ''Series/MightyMorphinPowerRangers'', multiple monsters wholly original to ''MMPR'' were made out of already existing suits from previously adapted monsters. While there were numerous examples, the three most noteworthy ones were:
*** Turkey Jerk from Season 2, who was made out of a heavily altered (though still recognizable) suit of Chunky Chicken from early Season 1. They stripped off all the suit's feathers, painted it a more fleshy color, and added a bunch of robotic-looking armor and a helmet.
*** Repellator from Season 3, who was quite possibly the least retouched of these three examples. He was almost completely identical to Silver Horns from Season 2, but his skin was painted green (whereas Silver Horns' was blue). Also, they added a long tongue hanging from the closest thing Silver Horns had to a mouth.
*** Incisorator, also from Season 3, was created out of three different monsters: His head came from an unused ''Kakuranger'' monster, his body came from Merrick the Barbaric (whose debut episode hadn't even aired yet), and his cape came from an unused ''Dairanger'' monster.
*** Turkey Jerk from Season 2, who was made out of a heavily altered (though still recognizable) suit of Chunky Chicken from early Season 1. They stripped off all the suit's feathers, painted it a more fleshy color, and added a bunch of robotic-looking armor and a helmet.
*** Repellator from Season 3, who was quite possibly the least retouched of these three examples. He was almost completely identical to Silver Horns from Season 2, but his skin was painted green (whereas Silver Horns' was blue). Also, they added a long tongue hanging from the closest thing Silver Horns had to a mouth.
*** Incisorator, also from Season 3, was created out of three different monsters: His head came from an unused ''Kakuranger'' monster, his body came from Merrick the Barbaric (whose debut episode hadn't even aired yet), and his cape came from an unused ''Dairanger'' monster.
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** The head of the Toad Beastman from ''Series/KamenRiderAmazon'' #17 was reused as a disguise for a prankster who falls victim to the MonsterOfTheWeek in ''Series/KamenRiderStronger'' #17.
** In ''Series/TensouSentaiGoseiger'' #10, the Gosei Blue suit was digitally recolored green and used to represent the one-off Gosei Green. Gosei Green was later given a unique helmet design for the [[Series/KaizokuSentaiGokaiger Ranger Key]] release.
** In ''Series/UchuSentaiKyuranger'', the MonsterOfTheWeek Southern King, as in the constellation Southern Cross, is a repaint of the Black Cross King, the revived incarnation of original BigBad [[Series/HimitsuSentaiGoranger Black Cross Fuhrer]] from ''Film/GokaigerGoseigerSuperSentai199HeroGreatBattle''. Though not explicit connection is made, the constellation Cassiopeia was the weakness of the Black Cross Fuhrer in ''Goranger''.
** In the first episode of ''Series/KaitouSentaiLupinrangerVSKeisatsuSentaiPatranger'', a number of background Gangler Monsters are kitbashes of past ''Super Sentai'' and ''Kamen Rider'' monsters.
*** The [[MacGuffin Lupin Collection]] which the heroes collect every episode is composed of modified props from past ''Super Sentai'', with a number of unmodified props being visible as extras in shots of the assembled Collection.
** In the first episode of ''Series/KaitouSentaiLupinrangerVSKeisatsuSentaiPatranger'', a number of background Gangler Monsters are kitbashes of past ''Super Sentai'' and ''Kamen Rider'' monsters.
*** The [[MacGuffin Lupin Collection]] which the heroes collect every episode is composed of modified props from past ''Super Sentai'', with a number of unmodified props being visible as extras in shots of the assembled Collection.
** The unadapted ''Series/FourWeekContinuousSuperSentaiStrongestBattle'' mini-series features Ultimate Great Satan, a new incarnation of the BigBad from ''Series/KyoryuSentaiZyuranger'', whose costume would be modified to become the Satan Minosaur in ''Series/KishiryuSentaiRyusoulger''. Come ''Series/PowerRangersDinoFury'', and the Satan Minosaur becomes Lothorn, nephew of Lothor, the counterpart of Great Satan in ''Series/MightyMorphinPowerRangers''.
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** In the first episode of ''Series/KaitouSentaiLupinrangerVSKeisatsuSentaiPatranger'', a number of background Gangler Monsters are kitbashes of past ''Super Sentai'' and ''Kamen Rider'' monsters.
** Ecliptor's second sword turns up a few times. Darkonda's becomes Villamax's the very next season, completely unaltered, and retaining it's dagger-to-sword transformation ability (not ''directly'' witnessed, but it's a small dagger except when he needs it to be a sword).
** In ''Series/PowerRangersLostGalaxy'', the SixthRanger's TransformationTrinket was actually the Trinket from ''Series/GoseiSentaiDairanger'', a series that didn't get a ''Power Rangers'' equivalent (though its HumongousMecha and SixthRanger were used in the second season of ''[[Series/MightyMorphinPowerRangers Mighty Morphin']]'').
** In ''Series/PowerRangersLostGalaxy'', the SixthRanger's TransformationTrinket was actually the Trinket from ''Series/GoseiSentaiDairanger'', a series that didn't get a ''Power Rangers'' equivalent (though its HumongousMecha and SixthRanger were used in the second season of ''[[Series/MightyMorphinPowerRangers Mighty Morphin']]'').
** Ghouligan, the first MonsterOfTheWeek in ''Series/PowerRangersLightspeedRescue'' is not from the Sentai footage but is in fact a repaint of the monster form of [[Series/PowerRangersInSpace Psycho Red]] / [[Series/DenjiSentaiMegaranger NeziRed]].
** The Mobile Command Center in ''Series/PowerRangersNinjaStorm'' was an 18-wheeler truck that was re-used in ''Series/PowerRangersDinoThunder'' as the Triceramax Command Center Truck.
** Also, a jeep first used in ''Series/PowerRangersDinoThunder'' as Dr. Oliver's car reappeared in ''Series/PowerRangersSPD'' as a squad car, ''Series/PowerRangersJungleFury'' as the Jungle Karma pizza truck; and ''Series/PowerRangersRPM'' as a military vehicle.
** ''Series/PowerRangersWildForce'': Master Org's costume was used in ''Series/GoseiSentaiDairanger'' before, for Emperor Gohma XV.
*** Speaking of ''Wild Force'', the Mut-org suits used in the ''Time Force'' crossover were created using a combination of parts from suits of previous ''PR'' monsters (as well as one ''Beetleborgs'' monster and an unused monster from ''[=GoGoV=]''). [[WhatCouldHaveBeen The crossover originally intended to use the suits]] from the ''Gaoranger'' summer movie, but the suits were lost in a fire, and it was too expensive to recreate the suits for the crossover, resulting in the Mut-orgs being created.
** Though it only showed up in Sentai footage, there's this big neon orb thing styled after an atom that kept showing up. It first appeared in ''Jetman'' in the villain's lair- it returned for ''Zyuranger'' and therefore MMPR, installed in the base of the Repulsascope. It showed up again in ''Dairanger'', as a part of the Dairenoh cockpit- this wasn't seen in ''Power Rangers'', as they didn't use the Dairanger costumes. It next showed up in ''Ohranger'' and/or ''Zeo'', again at the back of a cockpit, albeit this time it was the cockpit of King Pyramider/Pyramidas. It then popped up in ''Megaranger''/''In Space'', but only in one episode, as part of Gurail/Darkonda's lab (it appeared in the final episode of ''Megaranger'' in the cockpit of the Grand Nejiros, but this footage was cut from ''PR''). It's final regular appearance was in ''[=GoGoV=]''/''Lightspeed Rescue'', in a corner of the demon's lair. ''Kakuranger'', ''Gingaman'' and ''Hurricaneger'' had minor uses for it as well. The ball has appeared since then in Japan, though not powered on and with one of the tubes loose. Some fans were quite nostalgic to see it return.
** The Mobile Command Center in ''Series/PowerRangersNinjaStorm'' was an 18-wheeler truck that was re-used in ''Series/PowerRangersDinoThunder'' as the Triceramax Command Center Truck.
** Also, a jeep first used in ''Series/PowerRangersDinoThunder'' as Dr. Oliver's car reappeared in ''Series/PowerRangersSPD'' as a squad car, ''Series/PowerRangersJungleFury'' as the Jungle Karma pizza truck; and ''Series/PowerRangersRPM'' as a military vehicle.
** ''Series/PowerRangersWildForce'': Master Org's costume was used in ''Series/GoseiSentaiDairanger'' before, for Emperor Gohma XV.
*** Speaking of ''Wild Force'', the Mut-org suits used in the ''Time Force'' crossover were created using a combination of parts from suits of previous ''PR'' monsters (as well as one ''Beetleborgs'' monster and an unused monster from ''[=GoGoV=]''). [[WhatCouldHaveBeen The crossover originally intended to use the suits]] from the ''Gaoranger'' summer movie, but the suits were lost in a fire, and it was too expensive to recreate the suits for the crossover, resulting in the Mut-orgs being created.
** Though it only showed up in Sentai footage, there's this big neon orb thing styled after an atom that kept showing up. It first appeared in ''Jetman'' in the villain's lair- it returned for ''Zyuranger'' and therefore MMPR, installed in the base of the Repulsascope. It showed up again in ''Dairanger'', as a part of the Dairenoh cockpit- this wasn't seen in ''Power Rangers'', as they didn't use the Dairanger costumes. It next showed up in ''Ohranger'' and/or ''Zeo'', again at the back of a cockpit, albeit this time it was the cockpit of King Pyramider/Pyramidas. It then popped up in ''Megaranger''/''In Space'', but only in one episode, as part of Gurail/Darkonda's lab (it appeared in the final episode of ''Megaranger'' in the cockpit of the Grand Nejiros, but this footage was cut from ''PR''). It's final regular appearance was in ''[=GoGoV=]''/''Lightspeed Rescue'', in a corner of the demon's lair. ''Kakuranger'', ''Gingaman'' and ''Hurricaneger'' had minor uses for it as well. The ball has appeared since then in Japan, though not powered on and with one of the tubes loose. Some fans were quite nostalgic to see it return.
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** Ecliptor's second sword turns up a few times. Darkonda's becomes Villamax's the very next season, completely unaltered, and retaining it's dagger-to-sword transformation ability (not ''directly'' witnessed, but it's a small dagger except when he needs it to be a sword).
** In ''Series/PowerRangersLostGalaxy'', the SixthRanger's TransformationTrinket was actually the Trinket from ''Series/GoseiSentaiDairanger'', a series that didn't get a ''Power Rangers'' equivalent (though its HumongousMecha and SixthRanger were used in the second season of ''[[Series/MightyMorphinPowerRangers Mighty Morphin']]'').
** The Mobile Command Center in ''Series/PowerRangersNinjaStorm'' was an 18-wheeler truck that was re-used in ''Series/PowerRangersDinoThunder'' as the Triceramax Command Center Truck.
** Also, a jeep first used in ''Series/PowerRangersDinoThunder'' as Dr. Oliver's car reappeared in ''Series/PowerRangersSPD'' as a squad car, ''Series/PowerRangersJungleFury'' as the Jungle Karma pizza truck; and ''Series/PowerRangersRPM'' as a military vehicle.
** ''Series/PowerRangersWildForce'': Master Org's costume was used in ''Series/GoseiSentaiDairanger'' before, for Emperor Gohma XV.
*** Speaking of ''Wild Force'', the Mut-org suits used in the ''Time Force'' crossover were created using a combination of parts from suits of previous ''PR'' monsters (as well as one ''Beetleborgs'' monster and an unused monster from ''[=GoGoV=]''). [[WhatCouldHaveBeen The crossover originally intended to use the suits]] from the ''Gaoranger'' summer movie, but the suits were lost in a fire, and it was too expensive to recreate the suits for the crossover, resulting in the Mut-orgs being created.
** Though it only showed up in Sentai footage, there's this big neon orb thing styled after an atom that kept showing up. It first appeared in ''Jetman'' in the villain's lair- it returned for ''Zyuranger'' and therefore MMPR, installed in the base of the Repulsascope. It showed up again in ''Dairanger'', as a part of the Dairenoh cockpit- this wasn't seen in ''Power Rangers'', as they didn't use the Dairanger costumes. It next showed up in ''Ohranger'' and/or ''Zeo'', again at the back of a cockpit, albeit this time it was the cockpit of King Pyramider/Pyramidas. It then popped up in ''Megaranger''/''In Space'', but only in one episode, as part of Gurail/Darkonda's lab (it appeared in the final episode of ''Megaranger'' in the cockpit of the Grand Nejiros, but this footage was cut from ''PR''). It's final regular appearance was in ''[=GoGoV=]''/''Lightspeed Rescue'', in a corner of the demon's lair. ''Kakuranger'', ''Gingaman'' and ''Hurricaneger'' had minor uses for it as well. The ball has appeared since then in Japan, though not powered on and with one of the tubes loose. Some fans were quite nostalgic to see it return.
** In ''Series/PowerRangersLostGalaxy'', the SixthRanger's TransformationTrinket was actually the Trinket from ''Series/GoseiSentaiDairanger'', a series that didn't get a ''Power Rangers'' equivalent (though its HumongousMecha and SixthRanger were used in the second season of ''[[Series/MightyMorphinPowerRangers Mighty Morphin']]'').
** The Mobile Command Center in ''Series/PowerRangersNinjaStorm'' was an 18-wheeler truck that was re-used in ''Series/PowerRangersDinoThunder'' as the Triceramax Command Center Truck.
** Also, a jeep first used in ''Series/PowerRangersDinoThunder'' as Dr. Oliver's car reappeared in ''Series/PowerRangersSPD'' as a squad car, ''Series/PowerRangersJungleFury'' as the Jungle Karma pizza truck; and ''Series/PowerRangersRPM'' as a military vehicle.
** ''Series/PowerRangersWildForce'': Master Org's costume was used in ''Series/GoseiSentaiDairanger'' before, for Emperor Gohma XV.
*** Speaking of ''Wild Force'', the Mut-org suits used in the ''Time Force'' crossover were created using a combination of parts from suits of previous ''PR'' monsters (as well as one ''Beetleborgs'' monster and an unused monster from ''[=GoGoV=]''). [[WhatCouldHaveBeen The crossover originally intended to use the suits]] from the ''Gaoranger'' summer movie, but the suits were lost in a fire, and it was too expensive to recreate the suits for the crossover, resulting in the Mut-orgs being created.
** Though it only showed up in Sentai footage, there's this big neon orb thing styled after an atom that kept showing up. It first appeared in ''Jetman'' in the villain's lair- it returned for ''Zyuranger'' and therefore MMPR, installed in the base of the Repulsascope. It showed up again in ''Dairanger'', as a part of the Dairenoh cockpit- this wasn't seen in ''Power Rangers'', as they didn't use the Dairanger costumes. It next showed up in ''Ohranger'' and/or ''Zeo'', again at the back of a cockpit, albeit this time it was the cockpit of King Pyramider/Pyramidas. It then popped up in ''Megaranger''/''In Space'', but only in one episode, as part of Gurail/Darkonda's lab (it appeared in the final episode of ''Megaranger'' in the cockpit of the Grand Nejiros, but this footage was cut from ''PR''). It's final regular appearance was in ''[=GoGoV=]''/''Lightspeed Rescue'', in a corner of the demon's lair. ''Kakuranger'', ''Gingaman'' and ''Hurricaneger'' had minor uses for it as well. The ball has appeared since then in Japan, though not powered on and with one of the tubes loose. Some fans were quite nostalgic to see it return.
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** The first episode of ''Series/ChoujinkiMetalder'' has recycled Waller monsters from ''Series/JikuuSenshiSpielban'' among the armies of the Neros Empire: Ivyara (#32) in the Monster Army and Walther (#36) in the Armament Army.
** In ''Series/KamenRiderAgito'', the costume of pseudo-Rider V1 was a kitbash of suits from the defunct ''Series/MetalHeroes'' franchise.
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** The first episode of ''Series/ChoujinkiMetalder'' has recycled Waller monsters from ''Series/JikuuSenshiSpielban'' among the armies of the Neros Empire: Ivyara (#32) in the Monster Army and Walther (#36) in the Armament Army.
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** The first episode of ''Series/ChoujinkiMetalder'' has In ''[[Film/KamenRiderXKamenRiderFourzeAndOOOMovieWarMegaMax Movie War Mega Max]]'', the future monsters fought by [[OriginalGeneration Kamen Rider Aqua]] are obscured to hide the fact that they are in fact recycled Waller monsters Undead from ''Series/JikuuSenshiSpielban'' among the armies of the Neros Empire: Ivyara (#32) in the Monster Army and Walther (#36) in the Armament Army.''Series/KamenRiderBlade''.
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*** In the ''Agito'' arc, costumes of past insectoid monsters are used to bolster the Another Agito horde.
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** ''Series/KamenRiderDecade'' has this built right in naturally. Decade can turn into past Riders, [[TheRival Diend]] can summon copies of them, and visiting AlternateUniverse versions of past series allowed the re-use of Rider '''and''' MonsterOfTheWeek costumes and props. In a smaller example, Diend's card holder originally belonged to [[Series/KamenRiderDenO Kamen Rider Zeronos]], the only change being a small disc with Diend's logo being put on the front.
** The first episode of ''Series/ChoujinkiMetalder'' has recycled Waller monsters from ''Series/JikuuSenshiSpielban'' among the armies of the Neros Empire: Ivyara (#32) in the Monster Army and Walther (#36) in the Armament Army.
** The first episode of ''Series/ChoujinkiMetalder'' has recycled Waller monsters from ''Series/JikuuSenshiSpielban'' among the armies of the Neros Empire: Ivyara (#32) in the Monster Army and Walther (#36) in the Armament Army.
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** ''Series/KamenRiderDecade'' has this built right in naturally. Decade can turn into past Riders, [[TheRival Diend]] can summon copies From ''Series/KyojuuTokusouJuspion'', the helmet of them, the villain Mad Gallant was modified and visiting AlternateUniverse versions of past series allowed repurposed to serve as the re-use head of Rider '''and''' MonsterOfTheWeek costumes and props. In a smaller example, Diend's card holder originally belonged to [[Series/KamenRiderDenO Kamen Rider Zeronos]], the only change being a small disc with Diend's logo being put on the front.
** The firstrobot Brian in episode 31 of ''Series/ChoujinkiMetalder'' ''Series/TokkeiWinspector''.
** ''Series/TokusouRoboJanperson'' episode 37 hasrecycled Waller monsters the robot Silent, which is a modification of Walter from ''Series/JikuuSenshiSpielban'' among ''Winspector''. Ironically, the armies of costume has been painted yellow, the Neros Empire: Ivyara (#32) in the Monster Army and Walther (#36) in the Armament Army.color of Walter's partner Bikel.
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** ''Series/TokusouRoboJanperson'' episode 37 has
** ''Series/KamenRider555''[='s=] Riotroopers had their {{Swiss Army Weapon}}s repainted for use by ''Series/KamenRiderGhost''[='s=] Ganma, and then they were repainted again to be wielded by ''Ex-Aid''[='s=] Ride-Players.
** ''Series/KamenRiderDecade'' has this built right in naturally. Decade can turn into past Riders, [[TheRival Diend]] can summon copies of them, and visiting AlternateUniverse versions of past series allowed the re-use of Rider '''and''' MonsterOfTheWeek costumes and props. In a smaller example, Diend's card holder originally belonged to [[Series/KamenRiderDenO Kamen Rider Zeronos]], the only change being a small disc with Diend's logo being put on the front.
** The first episode of ''Series/ChoujinkiMetalder'' has recycled Waller monsters from ''Series/JikuuSenshiSpielban'' among the armies of the Neros Empire: Ivyara (#32) in the Monster Army and Walther (#36) in the Armament Army.
** The first episode of ''Series/ChoujinkiMetalder'' has recycled Waller monsters from ''Series/JikuuSenshiSpielban'' among the armies of the Neros Empire: Ivyara (#32) in the Monster Army and Walther (#36) in the Armament Army.
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** In ''Series/KamenRiderExAid'', the rusted sword that becomes Kamen Rider Brave's Gashacon Sword is a modified version of [[Series/KamenRiderKuuga Kuuga]]'s Titan Sword.
*** ''Ex-Aid'' has a few more obvious examples. Meanwhile, ''Series/KamenRider555''[='s=] Riotroopers had their {{Swiss Army Weapon}}s repainted for use by ''Series/KamenRiderGhost''[='s=] Ganma, and then they were repainted again to be wielded by ''Ex-Aid''[='s=] Ride-Players. Kamen Rider True Brave's sword in the summer movie was originally used by the Fire Ganmizer in ''Ghost''. The SFX of Alhambra Bugster's spells have Wizard's sign edited out.
*** ''Ex-Aid'' has a few more obvious examples. Meanwhile, ''Series/KamenRider555''[='s=] Riotroopers had their {{Swiss Army Weapon}}s repainted for use by ''Series/KamenRiderGhost''[='s=] Ganma, and then they were repainted again to be wielded by ''Ex-Aid''[='s=] Ride-Players. Kamen Rider True Brave's sword in the summer movie was originally used by the Fire Ganmizer in ''Ghost''. The SFX of Alhambra Bugster's spells have Wizard's sign edited out.
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** In ''Series/KamenRiderExAid'', the rusted sword that becomes Kamen Rider Brave's Gashacon Sword is a modified version of [[Series/KamenRiderKuuga Kuuga]]'s Titan Sword.
*** ''Ex-Aid'' has a few more obvious examples. Meanwhile, ''Series/KamenRider555''[='s=] Riotroopers had their {{Swiss Army Weapon}}s repainted for use by ''Series/KamenRiderGhost''[='s=] Ganma, and then they were repainted again to be wielded by ''Ex-Aid''[='s=] Ride-Players.Sword. Kamen Rider True Brave's sword in the summer movie was originally used by the Fire Ganmizer in ''Ghost''. The SFX of Alhambra Bugster's spells have Wizard's sign edited out.
*** ''Ex-Aid'' has a few more obvious examples. Meanwhile, ''Series/KamenRider555''[='s=] Riotroopers had their {{Swiss Army Weapon}}s repainted for use by ''Series/KamenRiderGhost''[='s=] Ganma, and then they were repainted again to be wielded by ''Ex-Aid''[='s=] Ride-Players.
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** ''Series/BFighterKabuto'' #20 features a kappa head recycled from ''Series/NinjaSentaiKakuranger'' #27.
** ''Series/BFighterKabuto'' #20 features a kappa head recycled from ''Series/NinjaSentaiKakuranger'' #27.
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** In the first episode of ''Series/KaitouSentaiLupinrangerVSKeisatsuSentaiPatranger'', a number of background Gangler Monsters are kitbashes of past ''Super Sentai'' and ''Kamen Rider'' monsters.
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** K-9 in "[[Recap/DoctorWhoS28E3SchoolReunion School Reunion]]" is the same prop used in the original series.
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** K-9 K9 in "[[Recap/DoctorWhoS28E3SchoolReunion School Reunion]]" is the same prop used in the original series.
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*** The A-Squad suits used repaints of the ''Series/PowerRangersInSpace'' helmets. Unrelated to the A-Squad, Boom's ImagineSpot of him being the Orange S.P.D. ranger has him don an orange recolored ''in Space'' helmet.
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*** The A-Squad suits used repaints of the ''Series/PowerRangersInSpace'' helmets. Unrelated to the A-Squad, Boom's ImagineSpot of him being the Orange S.P.D. ranger Ranger has him don an orange recolored ''in Space'' helmet.
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** In ''Series/MightyMorphinPowerRangers'', multiple monsters wholly original to ''MMPR'' were made out of already existing suits from previously adapted monsters. While there were numerous examples, the three most noteworthy ones were:
*** Turkey Jerk from Season 2, who was made out of a heavily altered (though still recognizable) suit of Chunky Chicken from early Season 1. They stripped off all the suit's feathers, painted it a more fleshy color, and added a bunch of robotic-looking armor and a helmet.
*** Repellator from Season 3, who was quite possibly the least retouched of these three examples. He was almost completely identical to Silver Horns from Season 2, but his skin was painted green (whereas Silver Horns' was blue). Also, they added a long tongue hanging from the closest thing Silver Horns had to a mouth.
*** Incisorator, also from Season 3, was created out of three different monsters: His head came from an unused ''Kakuranger'' monster, his body came from Merrick the Barbaric (whose debut episode hadn't even aired yet), and his cape came from an unused ''Dairanger'' monster.
*** Turkey Jerk from Season 2, who was made out of a heavily altered (though still recognizable) suit of Chunky Chicken from early Season 1. They stripped off all the suit's feathers, painted it a more fleshy color, and added a bunch of robotic-looking armor and a helmet.
*** Repellator from Season 3, who was quite possibly the least retouched of these three examples. He was almost completely identical to Silver Horns from Season 2, but his skin was painted green (whereas Silver Horns' was blue). Also, they added a long tongue hanging from the closest thing Silver Horns had to a mouth.
*** Incisorator, also from Season 3, was created out of three different monsters: His head came from an unused ''Kakuranger'' monster, his body came from Merrick the Barbaric (whose debut episode hadn't even aired yet), and his cape came from an unused ''Dairanger'' monster.
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** In the TNG episode "Haven", [[https://tng.trekcore.com/hd/albums/1x11/haven_hd_344.jpg the Tarellian command chair]] would become [[https://tng.trekcore.com/hd/albums/season-4/4x02/family-hd-243.jpg part of Worf's quarters]] in subsequent episodes. It even made it into the ''Series/{{Friends}}'' episode "The One That Could Have Been: Part 2", [[https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/527a1723e4b0f6a5f0900aff/1405245404360-PSDJ6YRSVFUR3168KBAA/joey.png?format=1500w when Rachel sees some of the things Joey bought with his acting money]].
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** The staircase can be seen in " [[Recap/TheTwilightZone1959S1E4TheSixteenMillimeterShrine The Sixteen-Millimeter Shrine]]", "[[Recap/TheTwilightZoneS1E19ThePurpleTestament The Purple Testament]]" and "[[Recap/TheTwilightZoneS1E20Elegy Elegy]]".
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** The soda fountain seen in the pilot episode ("[[Recap/TheTwilightZone1959S1E1WhereIsEverybody Where Is Everybody?]]") is also seen in "[[Recap/TheTwilightZoneS1E5WalkingDistance Walking Distance]]".
** The series made also multiple use of props from ''Film/ForbiddenPlanet'' including the uniforms, the spaceship and Robby the Robot. One of the VFX models of the ship even turned up in "[[Recap/TheTwilightZoneS2E51TheInvaders The Invaders]]" as a miniature spaceship that threatens a woman. [[spoiler:well, actually a full-size spaceship from Earth that a giant woman mistakes for a threat, but that's the TwistEnding]].
** The series made also multiple use of props from ''Film/ForbiddenPlanet'' including the uniforms, the spaceship and Robby the Robot. One of the VFX models of the ship even turned up in "[[Recap/TheTwilightZoneS2E51TheInvaders The Invaders]]" as a miniature spaceship that threatens a woman. [[spoiler:well, actually a full-size spaceship from Earth that a giant woman mistakes for a threat, but that's the TwistEnding]].
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** The soda fountain seen in the pilot episode ("[[Recap/TheTwilightZone1959S1E1WhereIsEverybody Where Is Everybody?]]") is also seen in "[[Recap/TheTwilightZoneS1E5WalkingDistance "[[Recap/TheTwilightZone1959S1E5WalkingDistance Walking Distance]]".
** The series made also multiple use of props from ''Film/ForbiddenPlanet'' including the uniforms, the spaceship and Robby the Robot. One of the VFX models of the ship even turned up in"[[Recap/TheTwilightZoneS2E51TheInvaders "[[Recap/TheTwilightZone1959S2E15TheInvaders The Invaders]]" as a miniature spaceship that threatens a woman. [[spoiler:well, actually a full-size spaceship from Earth that a giant woman mistakes for a threat, but that's the TwistEnding]].
** The series made also multiple use of props from ''Film/ForbiddenPlanet'' including the uniforms, the spaceship and Robby the Robot. One of the VFX models of the ship even turned up in
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* [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BmJRqZEG4rs This thing which looks like some kind of energy device with two clear tubes with cathode style lighting inside, connected to mechanical looking holders, all on top of a large table. With wheels.]] Known officially as Modern Props Catalog #195-290-1 and unofficially as "The Most Important Device in the Universe", it has never been given an in-universe name or function in any of its appearances; it's simply ''there'', always as part of the background equipment in some laboratory. Originally built in 1977 for the ''[[Series/TheIncredibleHulk1977 Incredible Hulk]]'' TV series, it has since appeared in over a hundred Hollywood movies and TV episodes, including every Star Trek series since ''[[Series/StarTrekTheNextGeneration TNG]]'', ''[[Series/{{V1983}} V (1983)]]'', ''Series/BuckRogersInTheTwentyFifthCentury'', ''Series/KnightRider'', ''Film/AustinPowers'', ''Film/AirplaneIITheSequel''[[note]]Where it is explicitly noted that it appears to have no function except to make beams of light go back and forth[[/note]], ''Series/TheSixMillionDollarMan'', ''Film/TheLastStarfighter'', and ''Film/AlienNation'' -- just to name a few. It even appeared in an episode of the animated ''WesternAnimation/StarTrekLowerDecks''. Once you see it, you can never ''stop'' seeing it in the background. It's like the Wilhelm scream of props.
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* [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BmJRqZEG4rs This thing which looks like some kind of energy device with two clear tubes with cathode style lighting inside, connected to mechanical looking holders, all on top of a large table. With wheels.]] Known officially as Modern Props Catalog #195-290-1 and unofficially as "The Most Important Device in the Universe", it has never only once been given an in-universe name or name[[note]]''WesternAnimation/StarTrekLowerDecks'' named them "Tucker Tubes"[[/note]] and never given a function in any of its appearances; it's simply ''there'', always as part of the background equipment in some laboratory. Originally built in 1977 for the ''[[Series/TheIncredibleHulk1977 Incredible Hulk]]'' TV series, it has since appeared in over a hundred Hollywood movies and TV episodes, including every Star Trek series since ''[[Series/StarTrekTheNextGeneration TNG]]'', ''[[Series/{{V1983}} V (1983)]]'', ''Series/BuckRogersInTheTwentyFifthCentury'', ''Series/KnightRider'', ''Film/AustinPowers'', ''Film/AirplaneIITheSequel''[[note]]Where it is explicitly noted that it appears to have no function except to make beams of light go back and forth[[/note]], ''Series/TheSixMillionDollarMan'', ''Film/TheLastStarfighter'', and ''Film/AlienNation'' -- just to name a few. It even appeared in an episode of the animated ''WesternAnimation/StarTrekLowerDecks''. Once you see it, you can never ''stop'' seeing it in the background. It's like the Wilhelm scream of props.
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** Scenes from the original ''Battlestar Galactica'', including use of the ship, the shuttle, and Vipers were all re-used to make the movie ''Film/SpaceMutiny'', which was then parodied by ''Series/MysteryScienceTheater3000''. (Although the MST3000 guys failed to realize this fact and don't comment on it when riffing.)
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** Scenes from the original ''Battlestar Galactica'', including use of the ship, the shuttle, and Vipers were all re-used to make the movie ''Film/SpaceMutiny'', which was then parodied by ''Series/MysteryScienceTheater3000''. (Although the MST3000 [=MST3000=] guys failed to realize this fact and don't comment on it when riffing.)
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** Scenes from the original ''Battlestar Galactica'', including use of the ship, the shuttle, and Vipers were all re-used to make the movie ''Film/SpaceMutiny'', which was then parodied by ''Series/MysteryScienceTheater3000''.
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** Scenes from the original ''Battlestar Galactica'', including use of the ship, the shuttle, and Vipers were all re-used to make the movie ''Film/SpaceMutiny'', which was then parodied by ''Series/MysteryScienceTheater3000''. (Although the MST3000 guys failed to realize this fact and don't comment on it when riffing.)
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* A particular prop newspaper has been [[http://www.slate.com/blogs/browbeat/2010/06/07/the_story_behind_the_recycled_newspaper_prop.html used for decades.]] It is made by a company called the Earl Hays Press that specializes in prop documents for film and television. In film, it has appeared in ''Film/BackToTheFuture'', ''Film/AfterDarkMySweet'', ''Film/NoCountryForOldMen'', ''Film/TenThingsIHateAboutYou'', and others. In television, Ed O'Neill [[https://reelrundown.com/film-industry/Same-newspaper-prop-in-different-movies was reading it]] in ''Series/MarriedWithChildren'' and is still reading it in ''Series/ModernFamily'' 13 years later. Headlines in the fake paper include: "Compromise Housing Bill Sent to President for OK", and "She's 3rd Brightest But Hard 'Gal' To See" (this one also includes the same stock photo).
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* A particular prop newspaper has been [[http://www.slate.com/blogs/browbeat/2010/06/07/the_story_behind_the_recycled_newspaper_prop.html used for decades.]] It is made by a company called the Earl Hays Press that specializes in prop documents for film and television. In film, it has appeared in ''Film/BackToTheFuture'', ''Franchise/BackToTheFuture'', ''Film/AfterDarkMySweet'', ''Film/NoCountryForOldMen'', ''Film/TenThingsIHateAboutYou'', and others. In television, Ed O'Neill [[https://reelrundown.com/film-industry/Same-newspaper-prop-in-different-movies was reading it]] in ''Series/MarriedWithChildren'' and is still reading it in ''Series/ModernFamily'' 13 years later. Headlines in the fake paper include: "Compromise Housing Bill Sent to President for OK", and "She's 3rd Brightest But Hard 'Gal' To See" (this one also includes the same stock photo).
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* The UsefulNotes/ColdWar DayOfTheJackboot mini-series ''Series/{{Amerika}}'' has the DirtyCommunists flying over the United States in helicopters reused from . Except they're [[BlackHelicopter no longer blue]].
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* The UsefulNotes/ColdWar DayOfTheJackboot mini-series ''Series/{{Amerika}}'' has the DirtyCommunists flying over the United States in helicopters reused from .from ''Film/BlueThunder''. Except they're [[BlackHelicopter no longer blue]].
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** ''Series/KamenRiderGeats'' uses nothing but recycled props for the Armed Raise Buckles, the ImmoralRealityShow's equivalent of VendorTrash. The buckles themselves are clearly too small for the belt they're attached to, cheaply made, and give the Rider's costume a single flimsy piece of armor that's shared across all Armed forms, while every single weapon prop is recycled from a previous series and repainted into a single flat color. The Riders show open disdain for the Armed Buckles and discard them in favor of real items as soon as possible.
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** ''Series/KamenRiderGeats'' uses nothing but recycled props for the Armed Raise Buckles, the ImmoralRealityShow's equivalent of VendorTrash. The buckles themselves are clearly too small for the belt they're attached to, cheaply made, and give the Rider's costume a single flimsy piece of armor that's shared across all Armed forms, while every single weapon prop is recycled from a previous series and repainted into a single flat color. The Riders show open disdain for the Armed Buckles and discard them in favor of real items as soon as possible.
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* ''Series/TheBalladOfBigAl'': It's obvious that the ''Apatosaurus'' model was simply modified from the ''Diplodocus'' one from the "Time of the Titans" episode of ''Series/WalkingWithDinosaurs''.
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** The Wessex-mooks uses armour lifted from ''Film/{{Braveheart}}''. The anglo-saxon helmets are also from the 2004 film of King Arhtur, were they were fashioned by the saxons.
** Alot of costumes are recycled from the 2004 film of ''Tristan + Isolde''. Some helmets and costumes where used for extras in season 1 to 3, but from season 4 the amount of costumes reused where on the level of fans of the show being able to have games spotting a costume in ''Tristan + Isolde'' reused in ''Vikings''.
** In season 5 Björn starts fashioning the same leather gambeson Micheal Fassbender used the 2015 film of Macbeth.
** Alot of costumes are recycled from the 2004 film of ''Tristan + Isolde''. Some helmets and costumes where used for extras in season 1 to 3, but from season 4 the amount of costumes reused where on the level of fans of the show being able to have games spotting a costume in ''Tristan + Isolde'' reused in ''Vikings''.
** In season 5 Björn starts fashioning the same leather gambeson Micheal Fassbender used the 2015 film of Macbeth.
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** The Wessex-mooks uses armour lifted from ''Film/{{Braveheart}}''. The anglo-saxon helmets are also from the 2004 film of King Arhtur, ''Film/{{King Arthur|2004}}'' film, were they were fashioned by the saxons.Saxons.
** Alot of costumes are recycled fromthe 2004 film of ''Tristan + Isolde''.2006's ''Film/TristanAndIsolde''. Some helmets and costumes where used for extras in season 1 to 3, but from season 4 the amount of costumes reused where on the level of fans of the show being able to have games spotting a costume in ''Tristan + Isolde'' reused in ''Vikings''.
** In season 5 Björn starts fashioning the same leather gambesonMicheal Fassbender Creator/MichaalFassbender used the 2015 film of Macbeth.in 2015's ''Film/{{Macbeth|2015}}''.
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* In ''Series/{{Neverland}}'', Captain Hook's ship is the ''Neptune'', the 17th-century Spanish galleon replica built for Creator/RomanPolanski's ''Film/{{Pirates}}'' in 1986.
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** The land vehicle that resembles a tank/personnel carrier from ''Battlestar Galactica'' is used in the pilot movie.
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** Not all of them were BBC originals in the first place; for example the BBC bought a load of ex-Creator/GerryAnderson props in the early '70s, so one sonic screwdriver prop was from the movie ''Series/{{Thunderbirds}} Are Go'', and various control panels from ''Series/{{UFO}}'' turn up occasionally up to the mid '80s.
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* ''Series/BuffyTheVampireSlayer'': D'Hoffryn was originally dubbed "Mr. Hodgepodge" by the makeup artists because they used pieces from The Judge, a demon of Jhe, and the Rage Monster (Pete) to make him.
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** D'Hoffryn was originally dubbed "Mr. Hodgepodge" by the makeup artists because they used pieces from The Judge, a demon of Jhe, and the Rage Monster (Pete) to makehim.him.
** Creator/AlysonHannigan has admitted that once the show ended, she and her husband took home many of the props and used them for Halloween decorations. Unfortunately, most of them have since deteriorated as it has been almost twenty years.
** D'Hoffryn was originally dubbed "Mr. Hodgepodge" by the makeup artists because they used pieces from The Judge, a demon of Jhe, and the Rage Monster (Pete) to make
** Creator/AlysonHannigan has admitted that once the show ended, she and her husband took home many of the props and used them for Halloween decorations. Unfortunately, most of them have since deteriorated as it has been almost twenty years.
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* [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BmJRqZEG4rs This thing which looks like some kind of energy device with two clear tubes with cathode style lighting inside, connected to mechanical looking holders, all on top of a large table. With wheels.]] Known officially as Modern Props Catalog #195-290-1 and unofficially as "The Most Important Device in the Universe", it has never been given an in-universe name or function in any of its appearances; it's simply ''there'', always as part of the background equipment in some laboratory. Originally built in 1977 for the ''[[Series/TheIncredibleHulk1977 Incredible Hulk]]'' TV series, it has since appeared in over a hundred Hollywood movies and TV series, including every Star Trek series since ''[[Series/StarTrekTheNextGeneration TNG]]'', ''[[Series/{{V1983}} V (1983)]]'', ''Series/BuckRogersInTheTwentyFifthCentury'', ''Series/KnightRider'', ''Film/AustinPowers'', ''Film/AirplaneIITheSequel''[[note]]Where it is explicitly noted that it appears to have no function except to make beams of light go back and forth[[/note]], ''Series/TheSixMillionDollarMan'', ''Film/TheLastStarfighter'', and ''Film/AlienNation'' -- just to name a few. It even appeared in an episode of the animated ''WesternAnimation/StarTrekLowerDecks''. Once you see it, you can never ''stop'' seeing it in the background. It's like the Wilhelm scream of props.
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* [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BmJRqZEG4rs This thing which looks like some kind of energy device with two clear tubes with cathode style lighting inside, connected to mechanical looking holders, all on top of a large table. With wheels.]] Known officially as Modern Props Catalog #195-290-1 and unofficially as "The Most Important Device in the Universe", it has never been given an in-universe name or function in any of its appearances; it's simply ''there'', always as part of the background equipment in some laboratory. Originally built in 1977 for the ''[[Series/TheIncredibleHulk1977 Incredible Hulk]]'' TV series, it has since appeared in over a hundred Hollywood movies and TV series, episodes, including every Star Trek series since ''[[Series/StarTrekTheNextGeneration TNG]]'', ''[[Series/{{V1983}} V (1983)]]'', ''Series/BuckRogersInTheTwentyFifthCentury'', ''Series/KnightRider'', ''Film/AustinPowers'', ''Film/AirplaneIITheSequel''[[note]]Where it is explicitly noted that it appears to have no function except to make beams of light go back and forth[[/note]], ''Series/TheSixMillionDollarMan'', ''Film/TheLastStarfighter'', and ''Film/AlienNation'' -- just to name a few. It even appeared in an episode of the animated ''WesternAnimation/StarTrekLowerDecks''. Once you see it, you can never ''stop'' seeing it in the background. It's like the Wilhelm scream of props.
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*** ZAIA from the [[Film/KamenRiderZeroOneOthersMetsubouJinrai direct-to-video spin off movies]] is a black and white repaint of Thouser using the undersuit of the main series' [[BigBad Big Bad,]] while the titular Rider is a retool of Horobi's base form suit with new gauntlets, calfs, shoulder pads, chest and head.
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*** ZAIA from the [[Film/KamenRiderZeroOneOthersMetsubouJinrai direct-to-video spin off movies]] is a black and white repaint of Thouser using the undersuit of the main series' [[BigBad Big Bad,]] while the titular Rider is a retool of Horobi's base form suit with new gauntlets, calfs, shoulder pads, chest and head. Notably because of this the one time Thouser was used after this prior to being upgraded to Thousand Ark it remained in ZAIA's coloring and the script had to come up with a justification for this (which was that Kuroto attempting to take over Gai through the game virus had corrupted it into his usual black coloring)
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* [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BmJRqZEG4rs This thing which looks like some kind of energy device with two clear tubes with cathode style lighting inside, connected to mechanical looking holders, all on top of a large table. With wheels.]] Known officially as Modern Props Catalog #195-290-1 and unofficially as "The Most Important Device in the Universe", it has never been given an in-universe name or function in any of its appearances; it's simply ''there'', always as part of the background equipment in some laboratory. Originally built in 1977 for the ''[[Series/TheIncredibleHulk1977 Incredible Hulk]]'' TV series, it has since appeared in over a hundred Hollywood movies and TV series, including every Star Trek series since ''[[Series/StarTrekTheNextGeneration TNG]]'', ''[[Series/{{V1983}} V (1983)]]'', ''Series/BuckRogersInTheTwentyFifthCentury'', ''Series/KnightRider'', ''Film/AustinPowers'', ''Film/AirplaneIITheSequel'', ''Film/TheLastStarfighter'', and ''Film/AlienNation'' -- just to name a few. It even appeared in an episode of the animated ''WesternAnimation/StarTrekLowerDecks''. Once you see it, you can never ''stop'' seeing it in the background. It's like the Wilhelm scream of props.
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* [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BmJRqZEG4rs This thing which looks like some kind of energy device with two clear tubes with cathode style lighting inside, connected to mechanical looking holders, all on top of a large table. With wheels.]] Known officially as Modern Props Catalog #195-290-1 and unofficially as "The Most Important Device in the Universe", it has never been given an in-universe name or function in any of its appearances; it's simply ''there'', always as part of the background equipment in some laboratory. Originally built in 1977 for the ''[[Series/TheIncredibleHulk1977 Incredible Hulk]]'' TV series, it has since appeared in over a hundred Hollywood movies and TV series, including every Star Trek series since ''[[Series/StarTrekTheNextGeneration TNG]]'', ''[[Series/{{V1983}} V (1983)]]'', ''Series/BuckRogersInTheTwentyFifthCentury'', ''Series/KnightRider'', ''Film/AustinPowers'', ''Film/AirplaneIITheSequel'', ''Film/AirplaneIITheSequel''[[note]]Where it is explicitly noted that it appears to have no function except to make beams of light go back and forth[[/note]], ''Series/TheSixMillionDollarMan'', ''Film/TheLastStarfighter'', and ''Film/AlienNation'' -- just to name a few. It even appeared in an episode of the animated ''WesternAnimation/StarTrekLowerDecks''. Once you see it, you can never ''stop'' seeing it in the background. It's like the Wilhelm scream of props.
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* [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BmJRqZEG4rs This thing which looks like some kind of energy device with two clear tubes with cathode style lighting inside, connected to mechanical looking holders, all on top of a large table. With wheels.]] No telling what Known officially as Modern Props Catalog #195-290-1 and unofficially as "The Most Important Device in the Universe", it does, but has never been given an in-universe name or function in any of its appearances; it's shown up simply ''there'', always as part of the background equipment in ''Series/{{V 1983}}'', some laboratory. Originally built in 1977 for the ''[[Series/TheIncredibleHulk1977 Incredible Hulk]]'' TV series, it has since appeared in over a hundred Hollywood movies and TV series, including every Star Trek series since ''[[Series/StarTrekTheNextGeneration TNG]]'', ''[[Series/{{V1983}} V (1983)]]'', ''Series/BuckRogersInTheTwentyFifthCentury'', ''Series/KnightRider'', ''Film/AirplaneIITheSequel''[[note]]Where it is explicitly noted that it appears to have no function except to make beams of light go back and forth[[/note]], ''Film/AlienNation'', ''Series/TheSixMillionDollarMan'', ''Film/AustinPowers'', ''Film/AirplaneIITheSequel'', ''Film/TheLastStarfighter'', and several ''Star Trek'' series ''Film/AlienNation'' -- just to name a few. few. It even appeared in an episode of the animated ''WesternAnimation/StarTrekLowerDecks''. Once you see it, you can never ''stop'' seeing it in the background. It's like the Wilhelm scream of props.
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* The UsefulNotes/ColdWar DayOfTheJackboot mini-series ''Series/{{Amerika}}'' has the DirtyCommunists flying over the United States in helicopters reused from . Except they're [[BlackHelicopter no longer blue]].
* ''Series/BabylonFive'' re-used spacesuits from ''2010''. They didn't realize where the costumes were from at first, and did what they could to disguise them, but ultimately, they were what they were. Ironically, the second time ''Babylon 5'' needed the ''2010'' spacesuits they weren't available, so they had to make new replicas anyway. They also, interestingly, used the blue suit, the only one left unused in the earlier films - ''2001'' and ''2010'' had used the red and yellow suits (the blue belonging to a dead crewmember).
** Emperor Cartagia has a completely identical replica of his throneroom made on the Narn homeworld for the purpose of G'Kar's [[KangarooCourt show trial]]. Justified in this case, as he is exactly the kind of raving egomaniac ([[AGodAmI to put it very mildly]]) who would do such a thing.
* A skit in ''Series/TheBasilBrushShow'' where Basil attempts to scale the Himalayas, is saved by a [[BigfootSasquatchAndYeti Yeti]] from an avalanche and then they all have a DancePartyEnding uses the Yeti [[PeopleInRubberSuits suit]] from the Second Doctor ''Series/DoctorWho'' serial "[[Recap/DoctorWhoS5E5TheWebOfFear The Web of Fear]]". Because of this, it's available as a special feature on the DVD release of another Second Doctor serial, "[[Recap/DoctorWhoS6E2TheMindRobber The Mind Robber]]".
* The Ford Futura concept car was originally used in the 1959 film ''It Started with a Kiss''. The car was subsequently transformed into the Batmobile for the 1966 ''Series/Batman1966'' TV series and was seen as a normal car again in ''Series/{{Viper}}''.
* ''Series/{{Battlestar Galactica|2003}}'':
** The CIC set for the Battlestar Pegasus in the 2000s ''Battlestar Galactica'' was originally built as the bridge of the Jupiter 2 for an unaired pilot of a ''Series/LostInSpace'' remake directed by John Woo; the set was put in storage, and underwent only minor alteration for its use on ''BSG''.
** ''Galactica'' itself averted this trope by auctioning off a huge number of props, uniforms, set pieces, and curios to raise money for ''Series/{{Caprica}}''. [[ShaggyDogStory Which was canceled after less than one season.]]
** The 1970's series of ''{{Series/Battlestar Galactica|1978}}'' used the botanical ships from ''Film/SilentRunning'' as part of the rag-tag fleet fleeing the Cylon tyranny.
** Scenes from the original ''Battlestar Galactica'', including use of the ship, the shuttle, and Vipers were all re-used to make the movie ''Film/SpaceMutiny'', which was then parodied by ''Series/MysteryScienceTheater3000''.
* ''Series/BuckRogersInTheTwentyFifthCentury'':
** Uniforms belonging to Viper pilots on ''Battlestar Galactica'' are worn by guards in the episode, "Cosmic Whiz Kid".
** The distinctive throttles from the Vipers themselves also turned up in ''Roger'''s enemy starfighters.
** The land vehicle that resembles a tank/personnel carrier from ''Battlestar Galactica'' is used in the pilot movie.
* ''Series/BuffyTheVampireSlayer'': D'Hoffryn was originally dubbed "Mr. Hodgepodge" by the makeup artists because they used pieces from The Judge, a demon of Jhe, and the Rage Monster (Pete) to make him.
* At the end of the ''Series/{{Charmed|1998}}'' pilot episode "Something Wicca This Way Comes", Prue is seen holding the same newspaper from ''Film/MrsDoubtfire'', [[LineOfSightName where Daniel Hillard gets his eponymous alias]].
* Parodied by Creator/ConanOBrien; some time after doing a sketch that involved the use of a large animatronic whale, Conan informed his viewers that NBC had instructed him to re-use the whale in order to make up their investment on it, and thus launched "Whale Week", wherein the whale was used repeatedly in several gags each night. There was also a running joke where they kept using a costume over and over again over one season. It started out as a Giant Grub costume, then turned into a Surrendering Croissant, a Victorious Connoli, a Liposuctioned Jabba the Hutt, a pissed off kreplach, and a Beach Rock. Conan kept asking for suggestions, and even gave out a button as a prize for it.
* Following the [[UsefulNotes/OlympicGames 2010 Winter Olympics]] in Vancouver, Creator/{{CTV}}'s Vancouver station repurposed portions of CTV's Olympic set for its news studio.
* ''Series/DoctorWho'' has several examples of this. Creator/TheBBC has large amounts of props and costumes in storage, so the original series has quite a few examples of prop recycling, both in show, and across other BBC series.
** The spacesuits worn by the astronauts in "[[Recap/DoctorWhoS4E2TheTenthPlanet The Tenth Planet]]" show up again in "[[Recap/DoctorWhoS5E7TheWheelInSpace The Wheel in Space]]" for no reason. They then got recycled in ''Film/TheEmpireStrikesBack''.
** The robots in "[[Recap/DoctorWhoS6E2TheMindRobber The Mind Robber]]" are reused from a BBC adaptation of Creator/IsaacAsimov's short story "Reason".
** Not all of them were BBC originals in the first place; for example the BBC bought a load of ex-Creator/GerryAnderson props in the early '70s, so one sonic screwdriver prop was from the movie ''Series/{{Thunderbirds}} Are Go'', and various control panels from ''Series/{{UFO}}'' turn up occasionally up to the mid '80s.
** In the seventies and eighties, ''every'' UK sci-fi show would at some point (or more likely, at several points) use a distinctive triangular grid wall [[http://4.bp.blogspot.com/-ybDxjNPS4uY/Uc_eZ2VVDpI/AAAAAAAAV8g/68CSa-Vqn3c/s800/mut4.jpg originally seen]] in the Skybase from "[[Recap/DoctorWhoS9E4TheMutants The Mutants]]". The interesting thing about this one is that it wasn't necessarily the ''same'' wall, but would have been made from the same moulds, which were specially built for the ''Doctor Who'' serial. In ''Doctor Who'' itself, the wall reappeared in the hyperspace craft from "[[Recap/DoctorWhoS16E3TheStonesOfBlood The Stones of Blood]]", the Skonnon transporter from "The Horns of Nimon" and the room on the TARDIS which served as sleeping quarters for first Adric, then Turlough. (Seen in "[[Recap/DoctorWhoS19E6Earthshock Earthshock]]" and "[[Recap/DoctorWhoS20E4Terminus Terminus]].")
** "[[Recap/DoctorWhoS12E5RevengeOfTheCybermen Revenge of the Cybermen]]":
*** A stylised insignia based on Celtic knotwork used by the Vogans in "[[Recap/DoctorWhoS12E5RevengeOfTheCybermen Revenge of the Cybermen]]" appears again in "[[Recap/DoctorWhoS14E3TheDeadlyAssassin The Deadly Assassin]]" as a Gallifreyan symbol ... and in just about every Gallifrey-set story afterwards, since it becomes the Seal of Rassilon. The ''Literature/DoctorWhoNewAdventures'' [[RetCon explain]] that the Vogans borrowed the design from the Time Lords.
*** The phone hidden in a shoe brush used by Kellerman was the one used by Creator/RogerMoore on ''Film/LiveAndLetDie''. Apparently, Moore had offered it to the BBC props department, and the propmaster had [[FailedASpotCheck not recognised him]] and offered him [[UsefulNotes/OldBritishMoney two shillings and sixpence]] for it. Considering that ''Live and Let Die'' was released two years after the pound decimalised, this seems slightly anachronous.
** This is most prominent in the late '70s and early '80s between ''Series/DoctorWho'' and ''Series/BlakesSeven'', where the shows shared an excessive amount of props and costumes. Romana I and Servalan wore the same white feather cloak, the guards in "[[Recap/DoctorWhoS21E3Frontios Frontios]]" wore the Federation guards' helmets from B7, and certain idiosyncratic wall panels show up ''all the time''. Of course, the series shared writers and producers as well, and Creator/TerryNation even planned a real crossover at one point. The most controversial example of this was the use of a [[Recap/DoctorWhoS9E3TheSeaDevils Sea Devil]] costume for the monster in the ''Blake's 7'' fourth season opening, "[[Recap/BlakesSevenS4E1Rescue Rescue]]". The ''Doctor Who'' team at the time were reportedly extremely angry that no permission had been requested (and also wouldn't have granted it).
** The King of Hearts outfit that the Fourth Doctor wears in his CostumeTestMontage in "[[Recap/DoctorWhoS12E1Robot Robot]]" originates from a 1972 musical version of ''Literature/AlicesAdventuresInWonderland'', although he's wearing it with the hat worn by the Knave of Hearts (presumably because of his unusually large hat size).
** Most of the Sontaran technology in "[[Recap/DoctorWhoS12E3TheSontaranExperiment The Sontaran Experiment]]" is reused from the sets built for "[[Recap/DoctorWhoS11E1TheTimeWarrior The Time Warrior]]", although ironically not the Sontaran costumes that the serial was written to reuse.
** The monster in "[[Recap/DoctorWhoS13E6TheSeedsOfDoom The Seeds of Doom]]" is just an Axon from "[[Recap/DoctorWhoS8E3TheClawsOfAxos The Claws of Axos]]", but painted green.
** In "[[Recap/DoctorWhoS16E4TheAndroidsOfTara The Androids of Tara]]", the faceless android is based on the robot head used for the Sarah Jane robot in "[[Recap/DoctorWhoS13E4TheAndroidInvasion The Android Invasion]]", a story that was only a couple of years old at that point.
** The vacuum-formed cryogenic pods used in "[[Recap/DoctorWhoS12E2TheArkInSpace The Ark in Space]]" show up again in "[[Recap/DoctorWhoS17E5TheHornsOfNimon The Horns of Nimon]]".
** K-9 in "[[Recap/DoctorWhoS28E3SchoolReunion School Reunion]]" is the same prop used in the original series.
** The [[spoiler:Sontaran cloning table on which Martha was held]] in "[[Recap/DoctorWhoS30E4TheSontaranStratagem The Sontaran Stratagem]]" is obviously made from a Cyber Conversion Unit.
** In "[[Recap/DoctorWhoS31E6TheVampiresOfVenice The Vampires of Venice]]", Amy is strapped into the Cyberking's throne from "[[Recap/DoctorWhoS30E14TheNextDoctor The Next Doctor]]".
** Although it's not likely to have real significance, some fans have made a to-do over the fact that part of the rocketship seat used by Jenny at the end of "[[Recap/DoctorWhoS30E6TheDoctorsDaughter The Doctor's Daughter]]" is reused for Oswin's escape pod in "[[Recap/DoctorWhoS33E1AsylumOfTheDaleks Asylum of the Daleks]]".
** The levers that seal the doors in the escape pod from the ''Alaska'' was first seen in "[[Recap/DoctorWhoS29E11Utopia Utopia]]", when the Master shuts down the bunker's defences.
** "[[Recap/DoctorWhoS33E1AsylumOfTheDaleks Asylum of the Daleks]]" features the Special Weapons Dalek originally from "[[Recap/DoctorWhoS25E1RemembranceOfTheDaleks Remembrance of the Daleks]]" -- the only Dalek reused between the Classic and New series. It makes a reappearance in "[[Recap/DoctorWhoS35E2TheWitchsFamiliar The Witch's Familiar]]", along with many other classic series Daleks.
** "[[Recap/DoctorWhoS33E7TheRingsOfAkhaten The Rings of Akhaten]]" features a large variety of alien creatures in a space market. Some of the aliens are made by combining costume pieces from many other species from the show -- [[http://bruceandmary.tumblr.com/post/47295766539/either-ive-gone-crazy-or-thats-a-hoix-hath one in particular]] has the head of a Hoix, the breathing apparatus of a Hath, and the tentacle-beard of an Ood.
** In the minisode "[[Recap/DoctorWho50thPrequelTheLastDay The Last Day]]", the POVCam main character has a premonition of their impending disintegration by the Daleks, their face replaced by a skull. The normal Dalek disintegration effect used in the series is CGI, but the skull we see in the shot is the practical skull mask used to represent the Vashta Nerada-ised spacesuits from "[[Recap/DoctorWhoS30E8SilenceInTheLibrary Silence in the Library]]"/"[[Recap/DoctorWhoS30E9ForestOfTheDead Forest of the Dead]]", with the helmet part altered to Gallifreyan colours.
** Clara wears a badge in "[[Recap/DoctorWhoS33E12NightmareInSilver Nightmare in Silver]]" which was originally a Space Corps Super Infinity Fleet badge from the ''Series/RedDwarf'' episode "Trojan".
** Also from that episode, the soldiers are seen using the communicators from "[[Recap/DoctorWhoS31E4TheTimeOfAngels The Time of Angels]]"/"[[Recap/DoctorWhoS31E5FleshAndStone Flesh and Stone]]".
** Orson's space suit in "[[Recap/DoctorWhoS34E4Listen Listen]]" is one of the suits from "[[Recap/DoctorWhoS28E8TheImpossiblePlanet The Impossible Planet]]"/"[[Recap/DoctorWhoS28E9TheSatanPit The Satan Pit]]", with even the logo intact. So are the space suits used by the Doctor and his crew in "[[Recap/DoctorWhoS34E7KillTheMoon Kill the Moon]]", though the logo has been removed by this point.
** The miniaturized TARDIS's "siege mode" in "[[Recap/DoctorWhoS34E9Flatline Flatline]]" looks suspiciously like the hypercube from "[[Recap/DoctorWhoS32E4TheDoctorsWife The Doctor's Wife]]".
** ''ComicBook/TheBeano'' Summer Special Graham suddenly finds himself reading in [[http://doctorwho.tumblr.com/post/175918188641/bbcamericanew-doctor-who-new-friends-new the 2018 World Cup teaser]] is the same one Eleven was reading in "[[Recap/DoctorWhoS33E7TheRingsOfAkhaten The Rings of Akhaten]]".
** ''Magazine/DoctorWhoMagazine'' constructed an elaborate tongue-in-cheek theory over the fact that Marco Polo's two costumes in "[[Recap/DoctorWhoS1E4MarcoPolo Marco Polo]]" would be reused in "[[Recap/DoctorWhoS2E6TheCrusade The Crusade]]" and "[[Recap/DoctorWhoS3E7TheCelestialToymaker The Celestial Toymaker]]". ''Clearly'', the tunic was indeed the same one worn by King Richard, which someone in Jaffa had ended up with, and then passed down over the generations, until Polo bought it on his own visit to the Holy Land. And Polo must have been provided with his Chinese robe by Kublai Khan, who is known to enjoy gambling over a game of backgammon, and therefore could easily have subsequently lost it to the ultimate gamesman.
* ''Series/{{Double Dare|1986}}'' re-used several of its props, mostly from the obstacle course. Some obstacles from the original version continued to be used into ''Super Sloppy'' with a few from the kids-only versions surviving even into ''Family''.
** The climbing ramp and platform for the Sundae Slide were used for the Fireman's Flagpull obstacle from the first season. The first version of the Sewer Chute also shared the Sundae Slide's platform.
** The "mushroom" steps contestants climb to jump into The Tank were also used for the Sewer Chute and Inside-Out.
** The kernels for the Popcorn obstacle from 1989-90 were falling apart, so they were given a new coat of paint and used one last time for a ''Super Special'' physical challenge from 1992.
** The waffles from the Squelch 'M Waffles obstacle were used for a Breakfast in Bed physical challenge, as was the Birdcage from Bye Bye Birdie.
** The mailbox used for It's in the Mail from 1987-88 returned for ''2000'' with a new name: Special Delivery.
** In One Ear from ''Super Sloppy'' and ''Family'' was brought back for ''2000'', but it was given new hair and eyes.
** The Lube Job obstacle was later used for physical challenges and toss-ups on ''2000''.
** Two props managed to survive from the very beginning through ''Double Dare 2000'': the One-Ton Human Hamster Wheel (albeit with updated numbers) and the spiral slide from the Sundae Slide (renamed "Just Desserts" for ''2000''). Coincidentally, both props were used on ''Series/LegendsOfTheHiddenTemple''.
** The wheel part of the Hamster Wheel was detached for the Drum Roll obstacle. It was also used for the PAX revival of ''Series/BeatTheClock''.
* ''Series/{{Eureka}}'' uses props from ''Stargate SG-1'' and ''Stargate Atlantis'', especially in the realm of "futuristic" weaponry. Most noticable is a triple-barreled assault rifle first used by the Genii and Satedan against the Wraith, shows up in ''Eureka'' with Jo the police woman holding it.
* The Family Channel may take the cake for prop recycling for three game shows they aired in 1994; ''Boggle'', ''Shuffle'', and ''Jumble''. All three of them used the exact same glass tiled walls, contestant podiums, and telephone keypad set piece, redressed each time in an attempt to make each show look unique. The props weren't all that got recycled; all three also shared the same music package, sound effects, host, and announcer.
* ''Series/{{Farscape}}'': All members of the Pilot species were portrayed by the same elaborate StarfishAlien puppet. It helps that none of them are ever in a scene together due to being permanently bonded inside their [[SpaceWhale Leviathans]].
* ''Series/{{Firefly}}'':
** The Alliance armour in the episode "[[Recap/FireflyE02TheTrainJob The Train Job]]" came from ''Film/StarshipTroopers''.
** There were three spacesuits in ''Serenity'''s inventory on ''Firefly''. Two were recycled from a previous space series, but the big yellow one worn by Jayne was originally Creator/DolphLundgren's flight suit.
** Jayne's gun Vera originally appeared in the 2002 movie ''Showtime''.
** Zoe's sawn-off Winchester rifle is the same one used by Bowler in ''Series/TheAdventuresOfBriscoCountyJr''.
* The Vogon spaceship interiors in the TV version of ''Series/TheHitchhikersGuideToTheGalaxy1981'' are from ''Film/{{Alien}}''.
* The Submarine set in the ''Series/{{JAG}}'' episode "Shadow" was the one built for the movie ''Film/CrimsonTide''.
* ''Franchise/KamenRider'' and ''Franchise/SuperSentai'' regularly recycle sets, costumes, props, CGI models and effects across the seasons because of budgetary and law restrictions. A typical example are the ever repeating sets of construction site full of concrete pipes, an abandoned quary or a city square with stone collums. As for costumes there's one in particular (yellowy brown with lots of spiky appendages sticking out) that seems to have been used at least once every couple of years since the early nineties.
** The [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Metropolitan_Area_Outer_Underground_Discharge_Channel Metropolitan Area Outer Underground Discharge Channel]] has appeared prominently a few times, including Series/KamenRiderDecade's [[TimeStandsStill high-speed]] battle with [[Series/KamenRiderKabuto TheBee]], the music video for the ''Series/KamenRiderDouble'' movie's theme song, and as part of the spaceship XV-Two in the ''Series/KamenRiderFourze'' movie.
** The office set belonging to ''Series/KamenRiderOOO'''s BigGood Kousei Kougami has been redressed and reused in almost every subsequent series; it's also been used by [[Series/KamenRiderWizard government]] [[Series/KamenRiderDrive agents]], [[Series/KamenRiderBuild politicians]], and [[Series/KamenRiderGaim corporate]] [[Series/KamenRiderExAid CEOs]]. In short, if someone with any authority appears in modern-era ''Kamen Rider'', they'll more than likely be in Kougami's office.
** Additionally, movie-exclusive Villain Riders from the Heisei era (2000 onwards) tend to use modified versions of the hero Rider's costume and gear. It's easiest to spot with ''Series/KamenRiderDenO'', simply because it's had so many movies: Gaoh, Yu-Ki[[note]]Technically Yu-Ki is a remodel of Gaoh; it seems Toei modified the last/only Gaoh costume they had, which is why he's never appeared since[[/note]], and G Den-O all use modified Den-O suits, but the most obvious is Nega Den-O, whose suit is literally just Den-O's Sword Form with purple armor instead of red and blue, flame-like decals applied to it.
*** Special mention also goes to ''Series/KamenRiderGaim''; not only does the Summer movie feature a [[PaintItBlack black]] Gaim, but it introduces Mars and Kamuro, whose apple-themed Golden and Silver Arms suits would later be repurposed for Jam's Darkness Arms in the final episode, Idunn's Ringo Arms and Saviour's Blood Zakuro in the Gaim Gaiden direct-to-video movies. On top of this, Darkness and Blood Zakuro Arms use repainted versions of Gaim's Daidaimaru sword while Ringo Arms wields Mars' sword and shield.
*** ''Ex-Aid'' features several special one-off costumes (based off of past Riders and Creator/BandaiNamcoEntertainment video games) which ended up getting repainted and used in different contexts. The BigBad Kamen Rider Chronus' costume was made from Gemn's Series/KamenRiderWizard form (made obvious by the fact that it has Wizard's BadassLongcoat); likewise, Ex-Aid's movie-exclusive VR Gamer form was made from a spare Chronus suit. The Namco classic suits were repaints of the Riders' normal Level 3 forms[[note]]for example, Ex-Aid's ''VideoGame/PacMan'' suit is made from Gekitotsu Robots, but with two of its gauntlets instead of one. On top of that, the gloves were repainted orange to match Pac-Man's current appearance.[[/note]]; the post-series ''Another Ending'' movies repainted the Pac-Man suit into the fighting game-based Knock-Out Fighter 2 suit for Ex-Aid, while his [[MiniMecha Maximum Mighty X]] suit was painted black and purple to become Genm's God Maximum X form.
** Besides villains, movie-exclusive Rider suits are more often than not repaints/modifications to existing suits. ''Series/KamenRiderWizard'' does this in spades, as all three of his movies feature forms that are modified from his standard All Dragon Style (two of them also being modifications of his ultimate form, Infinity Style).
** ''Series/KamenRiderDecade'' has this built right in naturally. Decade can turn into past Riders, [[TheRival Diend]] can summon copies of them, and visiting AlternateUniverse versions of past series allowed the re-use of Rider '''and''' MonsterOfTheWeek costumes and props. In a smaller example, Diend's card holder originally belonged to [[Series/KamenRiderDenO Kamen Rider Zeronos]], the only change being a small disc with Diend's logo being put on the front.
** ''Series/KamenRiderRyuki'' borrows the masks of the [[Series/JikuuSenshiSpielban Kinclons]] / [[Series/VRTroopers Skugs]].
** The Zectrooper uniforms from ''Series/KamenRiderKabuto'' have been reused in bulk, likely because Toei just has ''so many'' of them. ''Series/KamenRiderDenO'', ''Series/KamenRiderDouble'', and ''Series/KamenRiderGaim'' used them as the {{Mooks}} for the Leo Imagin, Commander Dopant, and Megahex respectively.
** An odd example comes from the ''Series/KamenRiderDenO'' movie ''The Onigashima Warship'', where the villains' {{Mook}}s are Gelnewts from ''Series/KamenRiderRyuki''. The costume design book "Detail of Heroes" explains that this happened because Toei had lots of Gelnewt suits left over from the American series ''Series/KamenRiderDragonKnight'' (which had turned them into generic {{Mook}}s for the Riders to fight, as opposed to ''Ryuki'' where it was simply a monster).
** In ''Series/KamenRiderGaim'', the Man of the Beginning costume worn by [[spoiler:Kouta at the end of the series]] combines Gaim's [[SuperMode Kiwami Arms]] suit (minus the helmet and sporting a new cape) with the chestplate from Kurokage (painted silver). This actually makes for a weird irony, since Kiwami Arms is by far the strongest character in the series and Kurokage is by far the weakest.
*** Another example from ''Gaim'' comes from its stage show, where the rider exclusive to said show, Maja, uses a recolored version of the suit and weapons worn by Kamen Rider Fifteen.
** In ''Series/KamenRiderExAid'', the rusted sword that becomes Kamen Rider Brave's Gashacon Sword is a modified version of [[Series/KamenRiderKuuga Kuuga]]'s Titan Sword.
*** ''Ex-Aid'' has a few more obvious examples. Meanwhile, ''Series/KamenRider555''[='s=] Riotroopers had their {{Swiss Army Weapon}}s repainted for use by ''Series/KamenRiderGhost''[='s=] Ganma, and then they were repainted again to be wielded by ''Ex-Aid''[='s=] Ride-Players. Kamen Rider True Brave's sword in the summer movie was originally used by the Fire Ganmizer in ''Ghost''. The SFX of Alhambra Bugster's spells have Wizard's sign edited out.
** ''Series/KamenRiderZiO'' has the four Future Riders, who all reuse parts from previous series to represent entirely new Riders. They also reuse Zi-O's Ziku Driver for their Drivers, with a unique faceplate for each of them to distinguish them as different drivers. [[spoiler:This actually foreshadows that [[TimeMaster Sougo]] created their timeline from his dreams and subconsciously based their Drivers on his own.]]
** ''Series/KamenRiderZeroOne'' has more than it's fair share, including but not limited to;
*** Ikazuchi, Naki, and Proto Zero One's undersuits are reused from ''Series/KamenRiderBuild''[='s=] Night Rogue and Blood Stalk.
*** Orthros Vulcan is a white and blue repaint of his Assault Wolf form.
*** Ichigata from [[Film/KamenRiderReiwaTheFirstGeneration the series' first movie,]] whose suit body is repainted and retooled twice for Horobi's and Vulcan's final forms, Ark Scorpion and Lone Wolf.
*** Lucifer is a monochromatic repaint of Eden with the gauntlets from Metal Cluster Hopper.
*** ZAIA from the [[Film/KamenRiderZeroOneOthersMetsubouJinrai direct-to-video spin off movies]] is a black and white repaint of Thouser using the undersuit of the main series' [[BigBad Big Bad,]] while the titular Rider is a retool of Horobi's base form suit with new gauntlets, calfs, shoulder pads, chest and head.
*** Valkyrie's Justice Serval from the succeeding film is an orange repaint and retool of her Lightning Hornet form with a new head and arm-mounted blades.
*** The Thousand Ark form from ''Recap/KamenRiderZeroOneKamenRiderGenmsSmartBrainAndThe1000Crisis'' is an amalgamation of Thouser's parts with Ark One, while Genm Musou naturally reuses parts from the Hyper Muteki suit.
** This is taken to its logical extreme with Kamen Rider Solomon from ''Series/KamenRiderSaber'', whose entire suit has ''zero'' new parts and is composed of PaletteSwap parts from different suits stitched together.
* The producers of ''Film/{{UHF}}'' struck a deal with KOED-11, the PBS station (part of a statewide network) in Tulsa to build a news set in their studio. The Tulsa station used the set for their own broadcasts for a couple years afterward.
* ''Series/TheLoveBoat'' literally ''will not'' "be taking another run". [[https://web.archive.org/web/20120313015118/http://now.msn.com/entertainment/0309-love-boat-ship-scrapped.aspx It was scrapped (recycled!) in March of 2012.]]
* A particular prop newspaper has been [[http://www.slate.com/blogs/browbeat/2010/06/07/the_story_behind_the_recycled_newspaper_prop.html used for decades.]] It is made by a company called the Earl Hays Press that specializes in prop documents for film and television. In film, it has appeared in ''Film/BackToTheFuture'', ''Film/AfterDarkMySweet'', ''Film/NoCountryForOldMen'', ''Film/TenThingsIHateAboutYou'', and others. In television, Ed O'Neill [[https://reelrundown.com/film-industry/Same-newspaper-prop-in-different-movies was reading it]] in ''Series/MarriedWithChildren'' and is still reading it in ''Series/ModernFamily'' 13 years later. Headlines in the fake paper include: "Compromise Housing Bill Sent to President for OK", and "She's 3rd Brightest But Hard 'Gal' To See" (this one also includes the same stock photo).
* The BBC's 1980s adaptation of ''Literature/MissMarple'', in "4.50 From Paddington", has one of the main characters dressed in the distinctive red polka-dot velvet smoking jacket that the Fourth Doctor wore in "The Talons of Weng-Chiang".
* A episode of ''Series/TheMonkees'' featured Davy Jones wearing one of the distinctive Happy Fingers beanies from ''Film/The5000FingersofDrT''.
* ''Series/{{Moonlight}}'' and ''Series/{{Heroes}}'' shared a set involving a large sign and associated metalwork on top of a building.
* ''Series/MorkAndMindy'' reused Robby as "Chuck" the Robot, voiced by Creator/RoddyMcDowall, when Mork brought him to life.
* ''Series/TheMunsters'' episode "If a Martian Answers, Hang Up" features a gag at the end of the episode in which one of the alien suits from the original ''Series/{{The Outer Limits|1963}}'' makes a cameo appearance.
* ''Series/{{The Outer Limits|1963}}'', an anthology series, does this with their own props so much you can practically make a drinking game of it.
* ''Franchise/PowerRangers'' tends to use costumes from other Saban works to fit the need of the story.
** In ''Series/VRTroopers'', the Troopers' Battle Grid costumes use recycled helmets from the [[Series/MightyMorphinPowerRangers original Red Ranger]].
** The soldiers' armor in ''Series/PowerRangersLostGalaxy'' also came from ''Film/StarshipTroopers''.
** ''Series/PowerRangersSPD'' had several of these leading many fans to form EpilepticTrees.
*** The A-Squad suits used repaints of the ''Series/PowerRangersInSpace'' helmets. Unrelated to the A-Squad, Boom's ImagineSpot of him being the Orange S.P.D. ranger has him don an orange recolored ''in Space'' helmet.
*** The A-Squad's duty uniforms are the jumpsuits worn by the Dekarangers, which presents an odd contrast with the much fancier uniforms worn by the rest of SPD.
*** Also from ''in Space'', Andros' [[AlliterativeName Spiral Saber]] and [[InTheHood cloak]] were used in a scene were a MysteriousProtector saves Z leading many fans to believe it was Andros at first, it wasn't. [[spoiler:It was Doggie.]]
*** The orange Krybots trade in their snowflake-shaped swords for what looks a lot like the Chrono Sabers from ''Series/PowerRangersTimeForce''.
*** A number of alien extras have been seen using parts of previous monster costumes. One of the most noticeable was in "Dogged", where a guy on Gruumm's ship had [[Series/PowerRangersLostGalaxy Deviot's]] head.
*** The ''[[Series/PowerRangersTimeForce Time Force]]'' Red Ranger suit was used in a flashback as the suit worn by Sky's father, leading many fans to think he was Wes's son. Nothing in the series ever contradict this, but it is still just WMG.
** The Machine Generals in "Forever Red" were gutted from various outfits from ''Series/{{Beetleborgs}}''.
** One of the ''Beetleborgs'' blasters used in "Forever Red" returned in ''Series/PowerRangersRPM'' as a creation of Dr. K's, getting used several times.
** The Red Ranger's helmet from ''[[Series/PowerRangersOperationOverdrive Operation Overdrive]]'' was used as set dressing in one episode of ''RPM''.
** A futuristic car (based on a Dodge Stealth, but styled after the Pontiac "Banshee" concept car) originally built for the ''Series/KnightRider'' revival ''Knight Rider 2000'' was later painted in police car colors and given police lights to appear in the TV series ''Series/{{Timecop}}''. In this form, it would appear years later as Alex's futuristic police car in the first episode of ''Series/PowerRangersTimeForce''.
** Ecliptor's second sword turns up a few times. Darkonda's becomes Villamax's the very next season, completely unaltered, and retaining it's dagger-to-sword transformation ability (not ''directly'' witnessed, but it's a small dagger except when he needs it to be a sword).
** In ''Series/PowerRangersLostGalaxy'', the SixthRanger's TransformationTrinket was actually the Trinket from ''Series/GoseiSentaiDairanger'', a series that didn't get a ''Power Rangers'' equivalent (though its HumongousMecha and SixthRanger were used in the second season of ''[[Series/MightyMorphinPowerRangers Mighty Morphin']]'').
** The Mobile Command Center in ''Series/PowerRangersNinjaStorm'' was an 18-wheeler truck that was re-used in ''Series/PowerRangersDinoThunder'' as the Triceramax Command Center Truck.
** Also, a jeep first used in ''Series/PowerRangersDinoThunder'' as Dr. Oliver's car reappeared in ''Series/PowerRangersSPD'' as a squad car, ''Series/PowerRangersJungleFury'' as the Jungle Karma pizza truck; and ''Series/PowerRangersRPM'' as a military vehicle.
** ''Series/PowerRangersWildForce'': Master Org's costume was used in ''Series/GoseiSentaiDairanger'' before, for Emperor Gohma XV.
*** Speaking of ''Wild Force'', the Mut-org suits used in the ''Time Force'' crossover were created using a combination of parts from suits of previous ''PR'' monsters (as well as one ''Beetleborgs'' monster and an unused monster from ''[=GoGoV=]''). [[WhatCouldHaveBeen The crossover originally intended to use the suits]] from the ''Gaoranger'' summer movie, but the suits were lost in a fire, and it was too expensive to recreate the suits for the crossover, resulting in the Mut-orgs being created.
** Though it only showed up in Sentai footage, there's this big neon orb thing styled after an atom that kept showing up. It first appeared in ''Jetman'' in the villain's lair- it returned for ''Zyuranger'' and therefore MMPR, installed in the base of the Repulsascope. It showed up again in ''Dairanger'', as a part of the Dairenoh cockpit- this wasn't seen in ''Power Rangers'', as they didn't use the Dairanger costumes. It next showed up in ''Ohranger'' and/or ''Zeo'', again at the back of a cockpit, albeit this time it was the cockpit of King Pyramider/Pyramidas. It then popped up in ''Megaranger''/''In Space'', but only in one episode, as part of Gurail/Darkonda's lab (it appeared in the final episode of ''Megaranger'' in the cockpit of the Grand Nejiros, but this footage was cut from ''PR''). It's final regular appearance was in ''[=GoGoV=]''/''Lightspeed Rescue'', in a corner of the demon's lair. ''Kakuranger'', ''Gingaman'' and ''Hurricaneger'' had minor uses for it as well. The ball has appeared since then in Japan, though not powered on and with one of the tubes loose. Some fans were quite nostalgic to see it return.
** In ''Series/PowerRangersDinoCharge'', several recycled monsters are visible in Sledge's prison. One of the most obvious being Necrolai/Vancuria (difference unclear) in 'Wishing For Hero'.
** ''Ninja Steel'' brings back past monsters as alien audience members. Necrolai, Behemoth, and Beevil are especially recognizable, as they were also frequently seen as Sledge's prisoners. We also get completely unaltered costumes of ''major'' past villains used in the first episode, one getting to be the first MonsterOfTheWeek.
** ''Ninja Steel'' also has two Monsters of the Week that reused of the same suit as older ones. Ripperrat doubled as his brother Trapsaw, while Cat-o-Clock was reused for his sister Cleocatra.
* ''Series/PrettyGuardianSailorMoon'' is another Toku example in that one set of Mooks is togged out in long robes and hoods over some very familiar masks: the Golem Hei/Putty Patrollers from ''Series/KyoryuSentaiZyuranger''/''Series/MightyMorphinPowerRangers''. Queen Serenity's crown was another ''Zyuranger'' holdover, having been worn by Princess Yui in flashbacks.
* In ''Series/ThePrisoner1967'' several different side characters in various episodes are seen wearing the same number badges. This was due to a simple budgetary reason as they reused the same limited pool of printed badges throughout the series. At the same time, it is perfectly in line with the spirit of the series that people would come and go and the numbers be reassigned.
* In ''Series/QueerAsFolkUK'', Stuart buys Vince a replica of the ''Series/DoctorWho'' RobotBuddy K-9 in an attempt to buy his affection, and it plays a prominent MacGuffin role in the last couple of episodes. The replica is the BBC's actual K-9 prop.
* ''Series/RedDwarf'':
** The badge seen on all of Arnold Rimmer's uniforms is a Golgafrinchum hat badge from ''Series/TheHitchhikersGuideToTheGalaxy1981'' turned upside-down.
** The Tank guard helmets seen throughout Series 8 are exact replicas of Hudzen-10's helmet from Series III's "[[Recap/RedDwarfSeasonIIITheLastDay The Last Day]]".
** The machinery walls the crew run past in Series V's "[[Recap/RedDwarfSeasonVQuarantine Quarantine]]" are also run by during "[[Recap/RedDwarfSeasonVTheInquisitor The Inquisitor]]" and Series IV's "[[Recap/RedDwarfSeasonIVJustice Justice]]".
** The GELF ships from Series 7's "[[Recap/RedDwarfSeasonVIIOuroboros Ouroboros]]" are made of parts from Ace Rimmer's gun and motorcycle from "[[Recap/RedDwarfSeasonVIIStokeMeAClipper Stoke Me A Clipper]]".
** The tank Kryten uses to blow up the gazebo in "[[Recap/RedDwarfSeasonVIIBeyondAJoke Beyond A Joke]]" is the same one from ''Film/Goldeneye''.
* ''Series/RemoteControl'' used game stage props from earlier seasons as decorations in the StudioAudience section in later seasons; the show also used props from ''Series/FindersKeepers'' on the set.
* The duck lamp seen in Newman's apartment in some episodes of ''Series/{{Seinfeld}}'' comes from the little-known 1980s sitcom ''The Duck Factory''.
* ''{{Series/The Sentinel}}'' uses some prop cars from ''{{Series/Viper}}'' like the Dodge Intrepid police cars. Both series were filmed in Vancouver.
* A somewhat literal example, {{Series/Shaun Micallefs Mad As Hell}} has a Micallef Tonight sign hanging in the background from Shaun's early 2000s show of the same name, apparently recovered from a dumpster during the clean out at the GTV-9 studios in Willoughby prior to it closing.
* A phone from the failed ''ComicBook/GlobalFrequency'' pilot was [[http://www.warrenellis.com/?p=3124 recycled]] in ''Series/{{Smallville}}''.
** For a ''Series/{{Smallville}}'' scene showing Lex Luthor in the future as the President of the United States, rather than building a whole new set for a short scene they flew Lex's actor from Vancouver to Los Angeles and shot it on ''Series/TheWestWing'''s standing Oval Office set.
* ''Franchise/StargateVerse'':
** An episode of ''Series/StargateSG1'' reused the cockpit from the execrable live-action ''Franchise/{{Gundam}}'' movie ''G-Saviour''.
** ''Series/StargateAtlantis'' got most of the set from ''Blade: Trinity''. The most prominent example is a curved bridge that shows up several times, such as in the hurricane episode.
** The long, thin energy weapons with the ridged undersides on their grips, that taper to a point instead of having a barrel and look vaguely like emaciated vacuum cleaners, initially appeared in an early episode where SG-1 encounter a planet where two religious factions are at war over beliefs concerning their planet's Stargate. Since then, these weapons have become "that one prop", appearing in different, totally unrelated episodes over, and over, and over... until finally from mid-season 3 onwards they completely replaced the Wraith stunner rifles in ''Stargate Atlantis'', which to begin with had original, completely different looking props.
** The Ancient space suits from ''Series/StargateUniverse'' originally appeared as power armor used by the [[spoiler:rogue Asgard]] in one episode of ''Series/StargateAtlantis''.
* ''Franchise/StarTrek'':
** The Federation transporter pads in the various series all use parts of the original one from ''Series/StarTrekTheOriginalSeries'', usually flipping it or swapping out decals. This sort of thing was done fairly often, using parts of one show's sets for the ones that follow.
** The propmasters of all incarnations of ''Trek'' were rather quite, well, masterful at prop recycling; most props were recycled either from other shows or movies or even recycled from other episodes of any given preceding ''Trek'' incarnation including itself. Starship models, even in the CGI era, were particularly prone to this, the end result being several different alien races, separated by the entire length of the galaxy or even by centuries in some cases (or even both) used variations of the same ship design in various scales (or their medical scanner or communications relay would bear an odd resemblance to a certain race's ship). In addition, one gets the impression that Starfleet never throws ''anything'' out, with starship designs introduced in ''Film/StarTrekIITheWrathOfKhan'' and ''Film/StarTrekVITheUndiscoveredCountry'' shown still being widely used by Starfleet a century later in ''Series/StarTrekDeepSpaceNine'' and ''Film/StarTrekFirstContact''.
** Most of the sets from the ''Series/StarTrekTheNextGeneration'' era of ''Trek'' owe their existence to ''Film/StarTrekTheMotionPicture''. Almost every single subsequent starship interior, including those of Picard's ''USS Enterprise,'' ''USS Voyager'' and so on, and even Klingon ship interiors, were redresses of the ''Enterprise'' interior from that film (namely, all eponymous ships [but not stations] shared the same hallway interiors, and Klingon bridges were actually the redress of the engineering room from the film). These 30+ year old sets survived until shortly after ''Series/StarTrekVoyager'' wrapped up, in which they were destroyed by having accidentally been left out in the rain; some were painstakingly recreated for the final episode of ''Series/StarTrekEnterprise''.
** [[http://www.ex-astris-scientia.org/inconsistencies.htm This site]] has a massive list of re-used ''Trek'' props, sets, [[RubberForeheadAliens make-up]], etc. Just scroll down and click on anything that starts with "Re-Used". [[https://www.modernprops.com/Details1b.asp?dept=195&category=290&item=1 These bad boys]] (a.k.a. the Blinky double tube that serve no purpose) have to be the ''patron saint'' of recycled props.
** This also occurs with special effects and models. A {{Retcon}} was made to justify why both Klingons and Romulans had the same D-7 Battle Cruiser, just so they could reuse the model. The ''Voyager'' episode "[[{{Recap/StarTrekVoyagerS6E7DragonsTeeth}} Dragon's Teeth]]" has a series of subspace corridors that was simply a different color and miscellaneous debris thrown into the quantum slipstream drive effect. In the ''Voyager'' episode "[[{{Recap/StarTrekVoyagerS3E9Warlord}} Warlord]]", they reused a ship model from the ''Next Generation'' episode "Unification". And especially as the series tilted towards CG ships, many different ships were recolored, resized and/or slightly modified from prior CG models to save time and money.
** One case of this being inverted was that the Romulan Warbird model from "Balance of Terror" ended up being lost. This was a factor in the aforementioned D-7 exchange, as well as the Romulans in general taking a backseat to the Klingons.
** In ''Series/StarTrekTheOriginalSeries'' they sent out some people to go get unusual salt and pepper shakers for the mess hall scenes, so to look "futuristic". The ones they got were rejected because it was decided this would just confuse the viewers and they wound up using normal looking ones. The weird ones were moved to the sick bay and became advanced tech medical instruments.
** The bombardier-like window of a spacecraft in one episode of ''Series/StarTrekEnterprise'' was reused as a portal to the Xindi aquarians the following season.
** A piece of Borg debris in the episode "[[Recap/StarTrekEnterpriseS02E023Regeneration Regeneration]]" was a spare ''Enterprise-E'' saucer section left over from ''Film/StarTrekNemesis''.
** An example that has gone unnoticed for decades: Paramount altered Col. Philip Green's jumpsuit from the ''Series/StarTrekTheOriginalSeries'' episode "The Savage Curtain" into [[Series/MorkAndMindy Mork's spacesuit]]. [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Zo4WjJDjE5w Ya rly. And that's not the only thing they recycled...]] This is also a bit of hilarious irony to ''Star Trek'' fans, since Col. Philip Green is, in the ''Star Trek'' universe, the 21st century answer to ''Hitler'', who organized the extermination of 30 million radiation-mutated people and was a symbol of xenophobic sentiment for centuries.
** Another bit from ''Series/StarTrekTheOriginalSeries'' to show up on ''Series/MorkAndMindy'' was the spacesuit from "[[Recap/StarTrekS3E9TheTholianWeb The Tholian Web]]". Mindy's dad showed up wearing it in one episode.
** In the ''Next Generation'' episode "[[Recap/StarTrekTheNextGenerationS2E15PenPals Pen Pals]]", the spectral analyzer used by a survey team in one scene is in fact the Oscillation Overthruster from ''Film/TheAdventuresOfBuckarooBanzaiAcrossThe8thDimension''. This may have been a shout-out, as prop-master Michael Okuda was a huge BB fan.
** The ''Enterprise''-D Engineering Master Systems Display table AKA the "pool table" was the Starfleet Command Center console from ''Film/StarTrekIVTheVoyageHome''.
* In the episode "[[Recap/SupernaturalS02E18HollywoodBabylon Hollywood Babylon]]" of ''Series/{{Supernatural}}'', the set of of the horror movie ''[[ShowWithinAShow Hell Hazers II: The Reckoning]]'' has items from other ''Series/{{Supernatural}}'' episodes including the water tower from [[Recap/SupernaturalS02E08CrossroadBlues "Crossroad Blues" (S02, Ep08)]] and the cabin from [[Recap/SupernaturalS02E16Roadkill "Roadkill" (S02, Ep16)]].
* ''Series/TheTwilightZone1959'' is famous for recycling pieces of the set. Some examples:
** The staircase can be seen in " [[Recap/TheTwilightZone1959S1E4TheSixteenMillimeterShrine The Sixteen-Millimeter Shrine]]", "[[Recap/TheTwilightZoneS1E19ThePurpleTestament The Purple Testament]]" and "[[Recap/TheTwilightZoneS1E20Elegy Elegy]]".
** The fireplace, and big wooden doors are seen in numerous episodes.
** The soda fountain seen in the pilot episode ("[[Recap/TheTwilightZone1959S1E1WhereIsEverybody Where Is Everybody?]]") is also seen in "[[Recap/TheTwilightZoneS1E5WalkingDistance Walking Distance]]".
** The series made also multiple use of props from ''Film/ForbiddenPlanet'' including the uniforms, the spaceship and Robby the Robot. One of the VFX models of the ship even turned up in "[[Recap/TheTwilightZoneS2E51TheInvaders The Invaders]]" as a miniature spaceship that threatens a woman. [[spoiler:well, actually a full-size spaceship from Earth that a giant woman mistakes for a threat, but that's the TwistEnding]].
* ''Franchise/UltraSeries'':
** One of ''Series/{{Ultraman}}''[='=]s earliest monster battles was against Jirass, a monster that was very clearly an old Franchise/{{Godzilla}} costume painted green and a neck frill added. Said frill is ripped off very early in the fight, presumably because the special effects crew knew how obvious it looked, so they just decided to roll with the idea of "[[CoolVsAwesome Ultraman vs. Godzilla]]". In fact, Jirass has a lot of fans, ''[[Administrivia/TropesAreTools because]]'' he looks like Godzilla.
** Prior to Jirass was Gomess from ''Series/UltraQ'' (the very first Ultra {{kaiju}}), another repurposed Godzilla. Unlike Jirass, they did a better job of disguising the suit with horns, tusks, fur, and the spines removed. And in the same episode as Gomess was a giant bird named Litra, a repurposed Rodan flight puppet given feathers. In fact, a large number of ''Ultra Q'' creatures were modified from Creator/{{Toho}} suits as Creator/EijiTsuburaya owned the suits, not the studio, so he was free to borrow them if suit-making costs needed to be cut.
** One of the most famous examples among fans from the franchise's early days was the frequent usage of Toho's [[{{Franchise/Godzilla}} Baragon]] suit. The suit was used by Tsuburaya to play four different monsters: the uranium-eating Pagos from ''Series/UltraQ'', as well as three ''Series/{{Ultraman}}'' opponents, the electricity-eating Neronga, the mole-like Magular, and the cone-headed Gabora. Every time, the suit was given a different head, and sometimes the body received minor modifications like spikes or different colours. Unfortunately, Tsuburaya's usage of the Baragon suit ended up damaging it beyond use, so when Toho recalled the suit for ''Film/DestroyAllMonsters'', Baragon was relegated to a few quick cameos. In the 2000s, Creator/TsuburayaProductions brought back the tradition when they created the Baragon-like Geronga for ''Series/UltramanMax'' and modified the suit for Neronga and Magular's reappearances in ''Series/UltraGalaxyMegaMonsterBattle''. This time, the suits have stayed in good condition for a longer period.
** Many other monster costumes were also recycled, most often for modification into newer monsters (the list is very long). But since 2005, Tsuburaya has dropped the constant churn-out of new monsters in favour of bringing back [[EnsembleDarkhorse iconic,]] [[MascotMook popular,]] and [[BreakoutVillain classic monsters]] from all the dozen or so previous main entries (some of which hadn't reappeared in decades) and reusing the suits for multiple movies and TV series (occasionally with minor artistic adjustments). Popular monsters like Gomora, Red King, and Zetton have been seen in every entry since their returns. [[Administrivia/TropesAreTools Saves on budget and entertains older fans while introducing the younger ones to iconics that hadn't been seen since their debuts.]] The same also applies with the Ultramen suits.
* [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BmJRqZEG4rs This thing which looks like some kind of energy device with two clear tubes with cathode style lighting inside, connected to mechanical looking holders, all on top of a large table. With wheels.]] No telling what it does, but it's shown up in ''Series/{{V 1983}}'', ''Series/BuckRogersInTheTwentyFifthCentury'', ''Series/KnightRider'', ''Film/AirplaneIITheSequel''[[note]]Where it is explicitly noted that it appears to have no function except to make beams of light go back and forth[[/note]], ''Film/AlienNation'', ''Series/TheSixMillionDollarMan'', ''Film/TheLastStarfighter'', and several ''Star Trek'' series -- just to name a few. Once you see it, you can never ''stop'' seeing it in the background. It's like the Wilhelm scream of props.
* Most of the set from the failed 2001 revival of ''Series/CardSharks'' was reused for ''[[Series/{{Whammy}} Whammy! The All-New Press Your Luck]]'', as was announcer Gary Kroeger.
* In season 25, ''Series/WheelOfFortune'' introduced a special electronic wedge called the Big Money Wedge, which featured neon and a video screen that alternated among dollar amounts. When it was retired at the end of the season, the wedge was recycled for a redesign of the Jackpot Wedge.
** At least one Hollywood-themed week in 1998 used neon palm trees and a giant 'HOLLYWOOD' sign taken from the short-lived 1992 CBS game show ''The Hollywood Game''
** For a few casino-themed weeks in the mid-2000s, they replaced the usual video wall behind the contestants with a giant replica of a slot machine that featured three video walls for tumblers. This prop was recycled in 2006 when a {{pilot}} was shot for a revival of ''Series/TheJokersWild'', but said pilot was not picked up for series.
* A few times, the Eubanks/Rafferty ''Series/CardSharks'' used trip skins from ''Series/ThePriceIsRight'' whenever a vacation was offered in the BonusRound in lieu of a car (normally during Young People's Week).
** ''Price'', meanwhile, has reused a few props over the years. For instance, the spotlights used around the Big Doors on the 1986 primetime specials were used in the same role for the 1993 ''New Price Is Right'' pilots, then appeared in an October 1998 Showcase where Kathleen played a studio tour guide.
* After the short-lived Creator/{{NBC}} game ''All-Star Secrets'' got canned in 1979, most of the set was reused for a revival of ''Series/YouBetYourLife'' the following year.
* In the ''Series/RipperStreet'' episode "The Strangers' Home", the character of Eleonora Freeman [[https://pmctvline2.files.wordpress.com/2016/07/ripper-street-season-4-premiere.jpg?w=620 appears to be wearing]] Mina Harker's [[http://68.media.tumblr.com/10506fb09e57aa8bb751c1fcfda42498/tumblr_inline_og6boh3uRm1rr2095_500.png triangular jacket thing]] from the 1968 ITV adaptation of ''Literature/{{Dracula}}''.
* The Golden Pontiac from ''Series/{{Lost}}'' was used in four episodes and everytime involved in car crashes. It became so famous that Lostpedia even gave the car its own [[http://lostpedia.wikia.com/wiki/Golden_Pontiac page]]. Fans started to speculate about this car and going by the mysterious approach of the series the believed that this car was also exactly the same in terms of story. However as the accidents happened in three different US states (Iowa, California and New York) it was deemed to be either supernatural or just prop recycling. It was confirmed in an interview with Damon Lindelof on September 21, 2005 that the same prop car was used for all four accidents.
* ''Series/{{Vikings}}'' has recycled plenty of costumes from other productions filmed in Ireland and Northern Ireland.
** The Wessex-mooks uses armour lifted from ''Film/{{Braveheart}}''. The anglo-saxon helmets are also from the 2004 film of King Arhtur, were they were fashioned by the saxons.
** Alot of costumes are recycled from the 2004 film of ''Tristan + Isolde''. Some helmets and costumes where used for extras in season 1 to 3, but from season 4 the amount of costumes reused where on the level of fans of the show being able to have games spotting a costume in ''Tristan + Isolde'' reused in ''Vikings''.
** In season 5 Björn starts fashioning the same leather gambeson Micheal Fassbender used the 2015 film of Macbeth.
** Kjetill Flatnose's belt is a Dothraki-belt from Game of Thrones.
* The Big Red Chair on ''Series/TheGrahamNortonShow'' is a redressed prop chair that was used in an homage to Ronnie Corbett from ''Series/TheTwoRonnies''. Making the chair in the first place turned out to be so expensive that it became a recurring segment [[ShootTheMoney to justify the cost]].
* ''Series/MeaCulpa:'' One particular orange sweater popped up in multiple episodes worn by different actors, and even returned in the first episode of the UnCanceled season. This being a TrueCrime show, watchers quickly came to call it the "death/cursed sweater."
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* ''Series/BabylonFive'' re-used spacesuits from ''2010''. They didn't realize where the costumes were from at first, and did what they could to disguise them, but ultimately, they were what they were. Ironically, the second time ''Babylon 5'' needed the ''2010'' spacesuits they weren't available, so they had to make new replicas anyway. They also, interestingly, used the blue suit, the only one left unused in the earlier films - ''2001'' and ''2010'' had used the red and yellow suits (the blue belonging to a dead crewmember).
** Emperor Cartagia has a completely identical replica of his throneroom made on the Narn homeworld for the purpose of G'Kar's [[KangarooCourt show trial]]. Justified in this case, as he is exactly the kind of raving egomaniac ([[AGodAmI to put it very mildly]]) who would do such a thing.
* A skit in ''Series/TheBasilBrushShow'' where Basil attempts to scale the Himalayas, is saved by a [[BigfootSasquatchAndYeti Yeti]] from an avalanche and then they all have a DancePartyEnding uses the Yeti [[PeopleInRubberSuits suit]] from the Second Doctor ''Series/DoctorWho'' serial "[[Recap/DoctorWhoS5E5TheWebOfFear The Web of Fear]]". Because of this, it's available as a special feature on the DVD release of another Second Doctor serial, "[[Recap/DoctorWhoS6E2TheMindRobber The Mind Robber]]".
* The Ford Futura concept car was originally used in the 1959 film ''It Started with a Kiss''. The car was subsequently transformed into the Batmobile for the 1966 ''Series/Batman1966'' TV series and was seen as a normal car again in ''Series/{{Viper}}''.
* ''Series/{{Battlestar Galactica|2003}}'':
** The CIC set for the Battlestar Pegasus in the 2000s ''Battlestar Galactica'' was originally built as the bridge of the Jupiter 2 for an unaired pilot of a ''Series/LostInSpace'' remake directed by John Woo; the set was put in storage, and underwent only minor alteration for its use on ''BSG''.
** ''Galactica'' itself averted this trope by auctioning off a huge number of props, uniforms, set pieces, and curios to raise money for ''Series/{{Caprica}}''. [[ShaggyDogStory Which was canceled after less than one season.]]
** The 1970's series of ''{{Series/Battlestar Galactica|1978}}'' used the botanical ships from ''Film/SilentRunning'' as part of the rag-tag fleet fleeing the Cylon tyranny.
** Scenes from the original ''Battlestar Galactica'', including use of the ship, the shuttle, and Vipers were all re-used to make the movie ''Film/SpaceMutiny'', which was then parodied by ''Series/MysteryScienceTheater3000''.
* ''Series/BuckRogersInTheTwentyFifthCentury'':
** Uniforms belonging to Viper pilots on ''Battlestar Galactica'' are worn by guards in the episode, "Cosmic Whiz Kid".
** The distinctive throttles from the Vipers themselves also turned up in ''Roger'''s enemy starfighters.
** The land vehicle that resembles a tank/personnel carrier from ''Battlestar Galactica'' is used in the pilot movie.
* ''Series/BuffyTheVampireSlayer'': D'Hoffryn was originally dubbed "Mr. Hodgepodge" by the makeup artists because they used pieces from The Judge, a demon of Jhe, and the Rage Monster (Pete) to make him.
* At the end of the ''Series/{{Charmed|1998}}'' pilot episode "Something Wicca This Way Comes", Prue is seen holding the same newspaper from ''Film/MrsDoubtfire'', [[LineOfSightName where Daniel Hillard gets his eponymous alias]].
* Parodied by Creator/ConanOBrien; some time after doing a sketch that involved the use of a large animatronic whale, Conan informed his viewers that NBC had instructed him to re-use the whale in order to make up their investment on it, and thus launched "Whale Week", wherein the whale was used repeatedly in several gags each night. There was also a running joke where they kept using a costume over and over again over one season. It started out as a Giant Grub costume, then turned into a Surrendering Croissant, a Victorious Connoli, a Liposuctioned Jabba the Hutt, a pissed off kreplach, and a Beach Rock. Conan kept asking for suggestions, and even gave out a button as a prize for it.
* Following the [[UsefulNotes/OlympicGames 2010 Winter Olympics]] in Vancouver, Creator/{{CTV}}'s Vancouver station repurposed portions of CTV's Olympic set for its news studio.
* ''Series/DoctorWho'' has several examples of this. Creator/TheBBC has large amounts of props and costumes in storage, so the original series has quite a few examples of prop recycling, both in show, and across other BBC series.
** The spacesuits worn by the astronauts in "[[Recap/DoctorWhoS4E2TheTenthPlanet The Tenth Planet]]" show up again in "[[Recap/DoctorWhoS5E7TheWheelInSpace The Wheel in Space]]" for no reason. They then got recycled in ''Film/TheEmpireStrikesBack''.
** The robots in "[[Recap/DoctorWhoS6E2TheMindRobber The Mind Robber]]" are reused from a BBC adaptation of Creator/IsaacAsimov's short story "Reason".
** Not all of them were BBC originals in the first place; for example the BBC bought a load of ex-Creator/GerryAnderson props in the early '70s, so one sonic screwdriver prop was from the movie ''Series/{{Thunderbirds}} Are Go'', and various control panels from ''Series/{{UFO}}'' turn up occasionally up to the mid '80s.
** In the seventies and eighties, ''every'' UK sci-fi show would at some point (or more likely, at several points) use a distinctive triangular grid wall [[http://4.bp.blogspot.com/-ybDxjNPS4uY/Uc_eZ2VVDpI/AAAAAAAAV8g/68CSa-Vqn3c/s800/mut4.jpg originally seen]] in the Skybase from "[[Recap/DoctorWhoS9E4TheMutants The Mutants]]". The interesting thing about this one is that it wasn't necessarily the ''same'' wall, but would have been made from the same moulds, which were specially built for the ''Doctor Who'' serial. In ''Doctor Who'' itself, the wall reappeared in the hyperspace craft from "[[Recap/DoctorWhoS16E3TheStonesOfBlood The Stones of Blood]]", the Skonnon transporter from "The Horns of Nimon" and the room on the TARDIS which served as sleeping quarters for first Adric, then Turlough. (Seen in "[[Recap/DoctorWhoS19E6Earthshock Earthshock]]" and "[[Recap/DoctorWhoS20E4Terminus Terminus]].")
** "[[Recap/DoctorWhoS12E5RevengeOfTheCybermen Revenge of the Cybermen]]":
*** A stylised insignia based on Celtic knotwork used by the Vogans in "[[Recap/DoctorWhoS12E5RevengeOfTheCybermen Revenge of the Cybermen]]" appears again in "[[Recap/DoctorWhoS14E3TheDeadlyAssassin The Deadly Assassin]]" as a Gallifreyan symbol ... and in just about every Gallifrey-set story afterwards, since it becomes the Seal of Rassilon. The ''Literature/DoctorWhoNewAdventures'' [[RetCon explain]] that the Vogans borrowed the design from the Time Lords.
*** The phone hidden in a shoe brush used by Kellerman was the one used by Creator/RogerMoore on ''Film/LiveAndLetDie''. Apparently, Moore had offered it to the BBC props department, and the propmaster had [[FailedASpotCheck not recognised him]] and offered him [[UsefulNotes/OldBritishMoney two shillings and sixpence]] for it. Considering that ''Live and Let Die'' was released two years after the pound decimalised, this seems slightly anachronous.
** This is most prominent in the late '70s and early '80s between ''Series/DoctorWho'' and ''Series/BlakesSeven'', where the shows shared an excessive amount of props and costumes. Romana I and Servalan wore the same white feather cloak, the guards in "[[Recap/DoctorWhoS21E3Frontios Frontios]]" wore the Federation guards' helmets from B7, and certain idiosyncratic wall panels show up ''all the time''. Of course, the series shared writers and producers as well, and Creator/TerryNation even planned a real crossover at one point. The most controversial example of this was the use of a [[Recap/DoctorWhoS9E3TheSeaDevils Sea Devil]] costume for the monster in the ''Blake's 7'' fourth season opening, "[[Recap/BlakesSevenS4E1Rescue Rescue]]". The ''Doctor Who'' team at the time were reportedly extremely angry that no permission had been requested (and also wouldn't have granted it).
** The King of Hearts outfit that the Fourth Doctor wears in his CostumeTestMontage in "[[Recap/DoctorWhoS12E1Robot Robot]]" originates from a 1972 musical version of ''Literature/AlicesAdventuresInWonderland'', although he's wearing it with the hat worn by the Knave of Hearts (presumably because of his unusually large hat size).
** Most of the Sontaran technology in "[[Recap/DoctorWhoS12E3TheSontaranExperiment The Sontaran Experiment]]" is reused from the sets built for "[[Recap/DoctorWhoS11E1TheTimeWarrior The Time Warrior]]", although ironically not the Sontaran costumes that the serial was written to reuse.
** The monster in "[[Recap/DoctorWhoS13E6TheSeedsOfDoom The Seeds of Doom]]" is just an Axon from "[[Recap/DoctorWhoS8E3TheClawsOfAxos The Claws of Axos]]", but painted green.
** In "[[Recap/DoctorWhoS16E4TheAndroidsOfTara The Androids of Tara]]", the faceless android is based on the robot head used for the Sarah Jane robot in "[[Recap/DoctorWhoS13E4TheAndroidInvasion The Android Invasion]]", a story that was only a couple of years old at that point.
** The vacuum-formed cryogenic pods used in "[[Recap/DoctorWhoS12E2TheArkInSpace The Ark in Space]]" show up again in "[[Recap/DoctorWhoS17E5TheHornsOfNimon The Horns of Nimon]]".
** K-9 in "[[Recap/DoctorWhoS28E3SchoolReunion School Reunion]]" is the same prop used in the original series.
** The [[spoiler:Sontaran cloning table on which Martha was held]] in "[[Recap/DoctorWhoS30E4TheSontaranStratagem The Sontaran Stratagem]]" is obviously made from a Cyber Conversion Unit.
** In "[[Recap/DoctorWhoS31E6TheVampiresOfVenice The Vampires of Venice]]", Amy is strapped into the Cyberking's throne from "[[Recap/DoctorWhoS30E14TheNextDoctor The Next Doctor]]".
** Although it's not likely to have real significance, some fans have made a to-do over the fact that part of the rocketship seat used by Jenny at the end of "[[Recap/DoctorWhoS30E6TheDoctorsDaughter The Doctor's Daughter]]" is reused for Oswin's escape pod in "[[Recap/DoctorWhoS33E1AsylumOfTheDaleks Asylum of the Daleks]]".
** The levers that seal the doors in the escape pod from the ''Alaska'' was first seen in "[[Recap/DoctorWhoS29E11Utopia Utopia]]", when the Master shuts down the bunker's defences.
** "[[Recap/DoctorWhoS33E1AsylumOfTheDaleks Asylum of the Daleks]]" features the Special Weapons Dalek originally from "[[Recap/DoctorWhoS25E1RemembranceOfTheDaleks Remembrance of the Daleks]]" -- the only Dalek reused between the Classic and New series. It makes a reappearance in "[[Recap/DoctorWhoS35E2TheWitchsFamiliar The Witch's Familiar]]", along with many other classic series Daleks.
** "[[Recap/DoctorWhoS33E7TheRingsOfAkhaten The Rings of Akhaten]]" features a large variety of alien creatures in a space market. Some of the aliens are made by combining costume pieces from many other species from the show -- [[http://bruceandmary.tumblr.com/post/47295766539/either-ive-gone-crazy-or-thats-a-hoix-hath one in particular]] has the head of a Hoix, the breathing apparatus of a Hath, and the tentacle-beard of an Ood.
** In the minisode "[[Recap/DoctorWho50thPrequelTheLastDay The Last Day]]", the POVCam main character has a premonition of their impending disintegration by the Daleks, their face replaced by a skull. The normal Dalek disintegration effect used in the series is CGI, but the skull we see in the shot is the practical skull mask used to represent the Vashta Nerada-ised spacesuits from "[[Recap/DoctorWhoS30E8SilenceInTheLibrary Silence in the Library]]"/"[[Recap/DoctorWhoS30E9ForestOfTheDead Forest of the Dead]]", with the helmet part altered to Gallifreyan colours.
** Clara wears a badge in "[[Recap/DoctorWhoS33E12NightmareInSilver Nightmare in Silver]]" which was originally a Space Corps Super Infinity Fleet badge from the ''Series/RedDwarf'' episode "Trojan".
** Also from that episode, the soldiers are seen using the communicators from "[[Recap/DoctorWhoS31E4TheTimeOfAngels The Time of Angels]]"/"[[Recap/DoctorWhoS31E5FleshAndStone Flesh and Stone]]".
** Orson's space suit in "[[Recap/DoctorWhoS34E4Listen Listen]]" is one of the suits from "[[Recap/DoctorWhoS28E8TheImpossiblePlanet The Impossible Planet]]"/"[[Recap/DoctorWhoS28E9TheSatanPit The Satan Pit]]", with even the logo intact. So are the space suits used by the Doctor and his crew in "[[Recap/DoctorWhoS34E7KillTheMoon Kill the Moon]]", though the logo has been removed by this point.
** The miniaturized TARDIS's "siege mode" in "[[Recap/DoctorWhoS34E9Flatline Flatline]]" looks suspiciously like the hypercube from "[[Recap/DoctorWhoS32E4TheDoctorsWife The Doctor's Wife]]".
** ''ComicBook/TheBeano'' Summer Special Graham suddenly finds himself reading in [[http://doctorwho.tumblr.com/post/175918188641/bbcamericanew-doctor-who-new-friends-new the 2018 World Cup teaser]] is the same one Eleven was reading in "[[Recap/DoctorWhoS33E7TheRingsOfAkhaten The Rings of Akhaten]]".
** ''Magazine/DoctorWhoMagazine'' constructed an elaborate tongue-in-cheek theory over the fact that Marco Polo's two costumes in "[[Recap/DoctorWhoS1E4MarcoPolo Marco Polo]]" would be reused in "[[Recap/DoctorWhoS2E6TheCrusade The Crusade]]" and "[[Recap/DoctorWhoS3E7TheCelestialToymaker The Celestial Toymaker]]". ''Clearly'', the tunic was indeed the same one worn by King Richard, which someone in Jaffa had ended up with, and then passed down over the generations, until Polo bought it on his own visit to the Holy Land. And Polo must have been provided with his Chinese robe by Kublai Khan, who is known to enjoy gambling over a game of backgammon, and therefore could easily have subsequently lost it to the ultimate gamesman.
* ''Series/{{Double Dare|1986}}'' re-used several of its props, mostly from the obstacle course. Some obstacles from the original version continued to be used into ''Super Sloppy'' with a few from the kids-only versions surviving even into ''Family''.
** The climbing ramp and platform for the Sundae Slide were used for the Fireman's Flagpull obstacle from the first season. The first version of the Sewer Chute also shared the Sundae Slide's platform.
** The "mushroom" steps contestants climb to jump into The Tank were also used for the Sewer Chute and Inside-Out.
** The kernels for the Popcorn obstacle from 1989-90 were falling apart, so they were given a new coat of paint and used one last time for a ''Super Special'' physical challenge from 1992.
** The waffles from the Squelch 'M Waffles obstacle were used for a Breakfast in Bed physical challenge, as was the Birdcage from Bye Bye Birdie.
** The mailbox used for It's in the Mail from 1987-88 returned for ''2000'' with a new name: Special Delivery.
** In One Ear from ''Super Sloppy'' and ''Family'' was brought back for ''2000'', but it was given new hair and eyes.
** The Lube Job obstacle was later used for physical challenges and toss-ups on ''2000''.
** Two props managed to survive from the very beginning through ''Double Dare 2000'': the One-Ton Human Hamster Wheel (albeit with updated numbers) and the spiral slide from the Sundae Slide (renamed "Just Desserts" for ''2000''). Coincidentally, both props were used on ''Series/LegendsOfTheHiddenTemple''.
** The wheel part of the Hamster Wheel was detached for the Drum Roll obstacle. It was also used for the PAX revival of ''Series/BeatTheClock''.
* ''Series/{{Eureka}}'' uses props from ''Stargate SG-1'' and ''Stargate Atlantis'', especially in the realm of "futuristic" weaponry. Most noticable is a triple-barreled assault rifle first used by the Genii and Satedan against the Wraith, shows up in ''Eureka'' with Jo the police woman holding it.
* The Family Channel may take the cake for prop recycling for three game shows they aired in 1994; ''Boggle'', ''Shuffle'', and ''Jumble''. All three of them used the exact same glass tiled walls, contestant podiums, and telephone keypad set piece, redressed each time in an attempt to make each show look unique. The props weren't all that got recycled; all three also shared the same music package, sound effects, host, and announcer.
* ''Series/{{Farscape}}'': All members of the Pilot species were portrayed by the same elaborate StarfishAlien puppet. It helps that none of them are ever in a scene together due to being permanently bonded inside their [[SpaceWhale Leviathans]].
* ''Series/{{Firefly}}'':
** The Alliance armour in the episode "[[Recap/FireflyE02TheTrainJob The Train Job]]" came from ''Film/StarshipTroopers''.
** There were three spacesuits in ''Serenity'''s inventory on ''Firefly''. Two were recycled from a previous space series, but the big yellow one worn by Jayne was originally Creator/DolphLundgren's flight suit.
** Jayne's gun Vera originally appeared in the 2002 movie ''Showtime''.
** Zoe's sawn-off Winchester rifle is the same one used by Bowler in ''Series/TheAdventuresOfBriscoCountyJr''.
* The Vogon spaceship interiors in the TV version of ''Series/TheHitchhikersGuideToTheGalaxy1981'' are from ''Film/{{Alien}}''.
* The Submarine set in the ''Series/{{JAG}}'' episode "Shadow" was the one built for the movie ''Film/CrimsonTide''.
* ''Franchise/KamenRider'' and ''Franchise/SuperSentai'' regularly recycle sets, costumes, props, CGI models and effects across the seasons because of budgetary and law restrictions. A typical example are the ever repeating sets of construction site full of concrete pipes, an abandoned quary or a city square with stone collums. As for costumes there's one in particular (yellowy brown with lots of spiky appendages sticking out) that seems to have been used at least once every couple of years since the early nineties.
** The [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Metropolitan_Area_Outer_Underground_Discharge_Channel Metropolitan Area Outer Underground Discharge Channel]] has appeared prominently a few times, including Series/KamenRiderDecade's [[TimeStandsStill high-speed]] battle with [[Series/KamenRiderKabuto TheBee]], the music video for the ''Series/KamenRiderDouble'' movie's theme song, and as part of the spaceship XV-Two in the ''Series/KamenRiderFourze'' movie.
** The office set belonging to ''Series/KamenRiderOOO'''s BigGood Kousei Kougami has been redressed and reused in almost every subsequent series; it's also been used by [[Series/KamenRiderWizard government]] [[Series/KamenRiderDrive agents]], [[Series/KamenRiderBuild politicians]], and [[Series/KamenRiderGaim corporate]] [[Series/KamenRiderExAid CEOs]]. In short, if someone with any authority appears in modern-era ''Kamen Rider'', they'll more than likely be in Kougami's office.
** Additionally, movie-exclusive Villain Riders from the Heisei era (2000 onwards) tend to use modified versions of the hero Rider's costume and gear. It's easiest to spot with ''Series/KamenRiderDenO'', simply because it's had so many movies: Gaoh, Yu-Ki[[note]]Technically Yu-Ki is a remodel of Gaoh; it seems Toei modified the last/only Gaoh costume they had, which is why he's never appeared since[[/note]], and G Den-O all use modified Den-O suits, but the most obvious is Nega Den-O, whose suit is literally just Den-O's Sword Form with purple armor instead of red and blue, flame-like decals applied to it.
*** Special mention also goes to ''Series/KamenRiderGaim''; not only does the Summer movie feature a [[PaintItBlack black]] Gaim, but it introduces Mars and Kamuro, whose apple-themed Golden and Silver Arms suits would later be repurposed for Jam's Darkness Arms in the final episode, Idunn's Ringo Arms and Saviour's Blood Zakuro in the Gaim Gaiden direct-to-video movies. On top of this, Darkness and Blood Zakuro Arms use repainted versions of Gaim's Daidaimaru sword while Ringo Arms wields Mars' sword and shield.
*** ''Ex-Aid'' features several special one-off costumes (based off of past Riders and Creator/BandaiNamcoEntertainment video games) which ended up getting repainted and used in different contexts. The BigBad Kamen Rider Chronus' costume was made from Gemn's Series/KamenRiderWizard form (made obvious by the fact that it has Wizard's BadassLongcoat); likewise, Ex-Aid's movie-exclusive VR Gamer form was made from a spare Chronus suit. The Namco classic suits were repaints of the Riders' normal Level 3 forms[[note]]for example, Ex-Aid's ''VideoGame/PacMan'' suit is made from Gekitotsu Robots, but with two of its gauntlets instead of one. On top of that, the gloves were repainted orange to match Pac-Man's current appearance.[[/note]]; the post-series ''Another Ending'' movies repainted the Pac-Man suit into the fighting game-based Knock-Out Fighter 2 suit for Ex-Aid, while his [[MiniMecha Maximum Mighty X]] suit was painted black and purple to become Genm's God Maximum X form.
** Besides villains, movie-exclusive Rider suits are more often than not repaints/modifications to existing suits. ''Series/KamenRiderWizard'' does this in spades, as all three of his movies feature forms that are modified from his standard All Dragon Style (two of them also being modifications of his ultimate form, Infinity Style).
** ''Series/KamenRiderDecade'' has this built right in naturally. Decade can turn into past Riders, [[TheRival Diend]] can summon copies of them, and visiting AlternateUniverse versions of past series allowed the re-use of Rider '''and''' MonsterOfTheWeek costumes and props. In a smaller example, Diend's card holder originally belonged to [[Series/KamenRiderDenO Kamen Rider Zeronos]], the only change being a small disc with Diend's logo being put on the front.
** ''Series/KamenRiderRyuki'' borrows the masks of the [[Series/JikuuSenshiSpielban Kinclons]] / [[Series/VRTroopers Skugs]].
** The Zectrooper uniforms from ''Series/KamenRiderKabuto'' have been reused in bulk, likely because Toei just has ''so many'' of them. ''Series/KamenRiderDenO'', ''Series/KamenRiderDouble'', and ''Series/KamenRiderGaim'' used them as the {{Mooks}} for the Leo Imagin, Commander Dopant, and Megahex respectively.
** An odd example comes from the ''Series/KamenRiderDenO'' movie ''The Onigashima Warship'', where the villains' {{Mook}}s are Gelnewts from ''Series/KamenRiderRyuki''. The costume design book "Detail of Heroes" explains that this happened because Toei had lots of Gelnewt suits left over from the American series ''Series/KamenRiderDragonKnight'' (which had turned them into generic {{Mook}}s for the Riders to fight, as opposed to ''Ryuki'' where it was simply a monster).
** In ''Series/KamenRiderGaim'', the Man of the Beginning costume worn by [[spoiler:Kouta at the end of the series]] combines Gaim's [[SuperMode Kiwami Arms]] suit (minus the helmet and sporting a new cape) with the chestplate from Kurokage (painted silver). This actually makes for a weird irony, since Kiwami Arms is by far the strongest character in the series and Kurokage is by far the weakest.
*** Another example from ''Gaim'' comes from its stage show, where the rider exclusive to said show, Maja, uses a recolored version of the suit and weapons worn by Kamen Rider Fifteen.
** In ''Series/KamenRiderExAid'', the rusted sword that becomes Kamen Rider Brave's Gashacon Sword is a modified version of [[Series/KamenRiderKuuga Kuuga]]'s Titan Sword.
*** ''Ex-Aid'' has a few more obvious examples. Meanwhile, ''Series/KamenRider555''[='s=] Riotroopers had their {{Swiss Army Weapon}}s repainted for use by ''Series/KamenRiderGhost''[='s=] Ganma, and then they were repainted again to be wielded by ''Ex-Aid''[='s=] Ride-Players. Kamen Rider True Brave's sword in the summer movie was originally used by the Fire Ganmizer in ''Ghost''. The SFX of Alhambra Bugster's spells have Wizard's sign edited out.
** ''Series/KamenRiderZiO'' has the four Future Riders, who all reuse parts from previous series to represent entirely new Riders. They also reuse Zi-O's Ziku Driver for their Drivers, with a unique faceplate for each of them to distinguish them as different drivers. [[spoiler:This actually foreshadows that [[TimeMaster Sougo]] created their timeline from his dreams and subconsciously based their Drivers on his own.]]
** ''Series/KamenRiderZeroOne'' has more than it's fair share, including but not limited to;
*** Ikazuchi, Naki, and Proto Zero One's undersuits are reused from ''Series/KamenRiderBuild''[='s=] Night Rogue and Blood Stalk.
*** Orthros Vulcan is a white and blue repaint of his Assault Wolf form.
*** Ichigata from [[Film/KamenRiderReiwaTheFirstGeneration the series' first movie,]] whose suit body is repainted and retooled twice for Horobi's and Vulcan's final forms, Ark Scorpion and Lone Wolf.
*** Lucifer is a monochromatic repaint of Eden with the gauntlets from Metal Cluster Hopper.
*** ZAIA from the [[Film/KamenRiderZeroOneOthersMetsubouJinrai direct-to-video spin off movies]] is a black and white repaint of Thouser using the undersuit of the main series' [[BigBad Big Bad,]] while the titular Rider is a retool of Horobi's base form suit with new gauntlets, calfs, shoulder pads, chest and head.
*** Valkyrie's Justice Serval from the succeeding film is an orange repaint and retool of her Lightning Hornet form with a new head and arm-mounted blades.
*** The Thousand Ark form from ''Recap/KamenRiderZeroOneKamenRiderGenmsSmartBrainAndThe1000Crisis'' is an amalgamation of Thouser's parts with Ark One, while Genm Musou naturally reuses parts from the Hyper Muteki suit.
** This is taken to its logical extreme with Kamen Rider Solomon from ''Series/KamenRiderSaber'', whose entire suit has ''zero'' new parts and is composed of PaletteSwap parts from different suits stitched together.
* The producers of ''Film/{{UHF}}'' struck a deal with KOED-11, the PBS station (part of a statewide network) in Tulsa to build a news set in their studio. The Tulsa station used the set for their own broadcasts for a couple years afterward.
* ''Series/TheLoveBoat'' literally ''will not'' "be taking another run". [[https://web.archive.org/web/20120313015118/http://now.msn.com/entertainment/0309-love-boat-ship-scrapped.aspx It was scrapped (recycled!) in March of 2012.]]
* A particular prop newspaper has been [[http://www.slate.com/blogs/browbeat/2010/06/07/the_story_behind_the_recycled_newspaper_prop.html used for decades.]] It is made by a company called the Earl Hays Press that specializes in prop documents for film and television. In film, it has appeared in ''Film/BackToTheFuture'', ''Film/AfterDarkMySweet'', ''Film/NoCountryForOldMen'', ''Film/TenThingsIHateAboutYou'', and others. In television, Ed O'Neill [[https://reelrundown.com/film-industry/Same-newspaper-prop-in-different-movies was reading it]] in ''Series/MarriedWithChildren'' and is still reading it in ''Series/ModernFamily'' 13 years later. Headlines in the fake paper include: "Compromise Housing Bill Sent to President for OK", and "She's 3rd Brightest But Hard 'Gal' To See" (this one also includes the same stock photo).
* The BBC's 1980s adaptation of ''Literature/MissMarple'', in "4.50 From Paddington", has one of the main characters dressed in the distinctive red polka-dot velvet smoking jacket that the Fourth Doctor wore in "The Talons of Weng-Chiang".
* A episode of ''Series/TheMonkees'' featured Davy Jones wearing one of the distinctive Happy Fingers beanies from ''Film/The5000FingersofDrT''.
* ''Series/{{Moonlight}}'' and ''Series/{{Heroes}}'' shared a set involving a large sign and associated metalwork on top of a building.
* ''Series/MorkAndMindy'' reused Robby as "Chuck" the Robot, voiced by Creator/RoddyMcDowall, when Mork brought him to life.
* ''Series/TheMunsters'' episode "If a Martian Answers, Hang Up" features a gag at the end of the episode in which one of the alien suits from the original ''Series/{{The Outer Limits|1963}}'' makes a cameo appearance.
* ''Series/{{The Outer Limits|1963}}'', an anthology series, does this with their own props so much you can practically make a drinking game of it.
* ''Franchise/PowerRangers'' tends to use costumes from other Saban works to fit the need of the story.
** In ''Series/VRTroopers'', the Troopers' Battle Grid costumes use recycled helmets from the [[Series/MightyMorphinPowerRangers original Red Ranger]].
** The soldiers' armor in ''Series/PowerRangersLostGalaxy'' also came from ''Film/StarshipTroopers''.
** ''Series/PowerRangersSPD'' had several of these leading many fans to form EpilepticTrees.
*** The A-Squad suits used repaints of the ''Series/PowerRangersInSpace'' helmets. Unrelated to the A-Squad, Boom's ImagineSpot of him being the Orange S.P.D. ranger has him don an orange recolored ''in Space'' helmet.
*** The A-Squad's duty uniforms are the jumpsuits worn by the Dekarangers, which presents an odd contrast with the much fancier uniforms worn by the rest of SPD.
*** Also from ''in Space'', Andros' [[AlliterativeName Spiral Saber]] and [[InTheHood cloak]] were used in a scene were a MysteriousProtector saves Z leading many fans to believe it was Andros at first, it wasn't. [[spoiler:It was Doggie.]]
*** The orange Krybots trade in their snowflake-shaped swords for what looks a lot like the Chrono Sabers from ''Series/PowerRangersTimeForce''.
*** A number of alien extras have been seen using parts of previous monster costumes. One of the most noticeable was in "Dogged", where a guy on Gruumm's ship had [[Series/PowerRangersLostGalaxy Deviot's]] head.
*** The ''[[Series/PowerRangersTimeForce Time Force]]'' Red Ranger suit was used in a flashback as the suit worn by Sky's father, leading many fans to think he was Wes's son. Nothing in the series ever contradict this, but it is still just WMG.
** The Machine Generals in "Forever Red" were gutted from various outfits from ''Series/{{Beetleborgs}}''.
** One of the ''Beetleborgs'' blasters used in "Forever Red" returned in ''Series/PowerRangersRPM'' as a creation of Dr. K's, getting used several times.
** The Red Ranger's helmet from ''[[Series/PowerRangersOperationOverdrive Operation Overdrive]]'' was used as set dressing in one episode of ''RPM''.
** A futuristic car (based on a Dodge Stealth, but styled after the Pontiac "Banshee" concept car) originally built for the ''Series/KnightRider'' revival ''Knight Rider 2000'' was later painted in police car colors and given police lights to appear in the TV series ''Series/{{Timecop}}''. In this form, it would appear years later as Alex's futuristic police car in the first episode of ''Series/PowerRangersTimeForce''.
** Ecliptor's second sword turns up a few times. Darkonda's becomes Villamax's the very next season, completely unaltered, and retaining it's dagger-to-sword transformation ability (not ''directly'' witnessed, but it's a small dagger except when he needs it to be a sword).
** In ''Series/PowerRangersLostGalaxy'', the SixthRanger's TransformationTrinket was actually the Trinket from ''Series/GoseiSentaiDairanger'', a series that didn't get a ''Power Rangers'' equivalent (though its HumongousMecha and SixthRanger were used in the second season of ''[[Series/MightyMorphinPowerRangers Mighty Morphin']]'').
** The Mobile Command Center in ''Series/PowerRangersNinjaStorm'' was an 18-wheeler truck that was re-used in ''Series/PowerRangersDinoThunder'' as the Triceramax Command Center Truck.
** Also, a jeep first used in ''Series/PowerRangersDinoThunder'' as Dr. Oliver's car reappeared in ''Series/PowerRangersSPD'' as a squad car, ''Series/PowerRangersJungleFury'' as the Jungle Karma pizza truck; and ''Series/PowerRangersRPM'' as a military vehicle.
** ''Series/PowerRangersWildForce'': Master Org's costume was used in ''Series/GoseiSentaiDairanger'' before, for Emperor Gohma XV.
*** Speaking of ''Wild Force'', the Mut-org suits used in the ''Time Force'' crossover were created using a combination of parts from suits of previous ''PR'' monsters (as well as one ''Beetleborgs'' monster and an unused monster from ''[=GoGoV=]''). [[WhatCouldHaveBeen The crossover originally intended to use the suits]] from the ''Gaoranger'' summer movie, but the suits were lost in a fire, and it was too expensive to recreate the suits for the crossover, resulting in the Mut-orgs being created.
** Though it only showed up in Sentai footage, there's this big neon orb thing styled after an atom that kept showing up. It first appeared in ''Jetman'' in the villain's lair- it returned for ''Zyuranger'' and therefore MMPR, installed in the base of the Repulsascope. It showed up again in ''Dairanger'', as a part of the Dairenoh cockpit- this wasn't seen in ''Power Rangers'', as they didn't use the Dairanger costumes. It next showed up in ''Ohranger'' and/or ''Zeo'', again at the back of a cockpit, albeit this time it was the cockpit of King Pyramider/Pyramidas. It then popped up in ''Megaranger''/''In Space'', but only in one episode, as part of Gurail/Darkonda's lab (it appeared in the final episode of ''Megaranger'' in the cockpit of the Grand Nejiros, but this footage was cut from ''PR''). It's final regular appearance was in ''[=GoGoV=]''/''Lightspeed Rescue'', in a corner of the demon's lair. ''Kakuranger'', ''Gingaman'' and ''Hurricaneger'' had minor uses for it as well. The ball has appeared since then in Japan, though not powered on and with one of the tubes loose. Some fans were quite nostalgic to see it return.
** In ''Series/PowerRangersDinoCharge'', several recycled monsters are visible in Sledge's prison. One of the most obvious being Necrolai/Vancuria (difference unclear) in 'Wishing For Hero'.
** ''Ninja Steel'' brings back past monsters as alien audience members. Necrolai, Behemoth, and Beevil are especially recognizable, as they were also frequently seen as Sledge's prisoners. We also get completely unaltered costumes of ''major'' past villains used in the first episode, one getting to be the first MonsterOfTheWeek.
** ''Ninja Steel'' also has two Monsters of the Week that reused of the same suit as older ones. Ripperrat doubled as his brother Trapsaw, while Cat-o-Clock was reused for his sister Cleocatra.
* ''Series/PrettyGuardianSailorMoon'' is another Toku example in that one set of Mooks is togged out in long robes and hoods over some very familiar masks: the Golem Hei/Putty Patrollers from ''Series/KyoryuSentaiZyuranger''/''Series/MightyMorphinPowerRangers''. Queen Serenity's crown was another ''Zyuranger'' holdover, having been worn by Princess Yui in flashbacks.
* In ''Series/ThePrisoner1967'' several different side characters in various episodes are seen wearing the same number badges. This was due to a simple budgetary reason as they reused the same limited pool of printed badges throughout the series. At the same time, it is perfectly in line with the spirit of the series that people would come and go and the numbers be reassigned.
* In ''Series/QueerAsFolkUK'', Stuart buys Vince a replica of the ''Series/DoctorWho'' RobotBuddy K-9 in an attempt to buy his affection, and it plays a prominent MacGuffin role in the last couple of episodes. The replica is the BBC's actual K-9 prop.
* ''Series/RedDwarf'':
** The badge seen on all of Arnold Rimmer's uniforms is a Golgafrinchum hat badge from ''Series/TheHitchhikersGuideToTheGalaxy1981'' turned upside-down.
** The Tank guard helmets seen throughout Series 8 are exact replicas of Hudzen-10's helmet from Series III's "[[Recap/RedDwarfSeasonIIITheLastDay The Last Day]]".
** The machinery walls the crew run past in Series V's "[[Recap/RedDwarfSeasonVQuarantine Quarantine]]" are also run by during "[[Recap/RedDwarfSeasonVTheInquisitor The Inquisitor]]" and Series IV's "[[Recap/RedDwarfSeasonIVJustice Justice]]".
** The GELF ships from Series 7's "[[Recap/RedDwarfSeasonVIIOuroboros Ouroboros]]" are made of parts from Ace Rimmer's gun and motorcycle from "[[Recap/RedDwarfSeasonVIIStokeMeAClipper Stoke Me A Clipper]]".
** The tank Kryten uses to blow up the gazebo in "[[Recap/RedDwarfSeasonVIIBeyondAJoke Beyond A Joke]]" is the same one from ''Film/Goldeneye''.
* ''Series/RemoteControl'' used game stage props from earlier seasons as decorations in the StudioAudience section in later seasons; the show also used props from ''Series/FindersKeepers'' on the set.
* The duck lamp seen in Newman's apartment in some episodes of ''Series/{{Seinfeld}}'' comes from the little-known 1980s sitcom ''The Duck Factory''.
* ''{{Series/The Sentinel}}'' uses some prop cars from ''{{Series/Viper}}'' like the Dodge Intrepid police cars. Both series were filmed in Vancouver.
* A somewhat literal example, {{Series/Shaun Micallefs Mad As Hell}} has a Micallef Tonight sign hanging in the background from Shaun's early 2000s show of the same name, apparently recovered from a dumpster during the clean out at the GTV-9 studios in Willoughby prior to it closing.
* A phone from the failed ''ComicBook/GlobalFrequency'' pilot was [[http://www.warrenellis.com/?p=3124 recycled]] in ''Series/{{Smallville}}''.
** For a ''Series/{{Smallville}}'' scene showing Lex Luthor in the future as the President of the United States, rather than building a whole new set for a short scene they flew Lex's actor from Vancouver to Los Angeles and shot it on ''Series/TheWestWing'''s standing Oval Office set.
* ''Franchise/StargateVerse'':
** An episode of ''Series/StargateSG1'' reused the cockpit from the execrable live-action ''Franchise/{{Gundam}}'' movie ''G-Saviour''.
** ''Series/StargateAtlantis'' got most of the set from ''Blade: Trinity''. The most prominent example is a curved bridge that shows up several times, such as in the hurricane episode.
** The long, thin energy weapons with the ridged undersides on their grips, that taper to a point instead of having a barrel and look vaguely like emaciated vacuum cleaners, initially appeared in an early episode where SG-1 encounter a planet where two religious factions are at war over beliefs concerning their planet's Stargate. Since then, these weapons have become "that one prop", appearing in different, totally unrelated episodes over, and over, and over... until finally from mid-season 3 onwards they completely replaced the Wraith stunner rifles in ''Stargate Atlantis'', which to begin with had original, completely different looking props.
** The Ancient space suits from ''Series/StargateUniverse'' originally appeared as power armor used by the [[spoiler:rogue Asgard]] in one episode of ''Series/StargateAtlantis''.
* ''Franchise/StarTrek'':
** The Federation transporter pads in the various series all use parts of the original one from ''Series/StarTrekTheOriginalSeries'', usually flipping it or swapping out decals. This sort of thing was done fairly often, using parts of one show's sets for the ones that follow.
** The propmasters of all incarnations of ''Trek'' were rather quite, well, masterful at prop recycling; most props were recycled either from other shows or movies or even recycled from other episodes of any given preceding ''Trek'' incarnation including itself. Starship models, even in the CGI era, were particularly prone to this, the end result being several different alien races, separated by the entire length of the galaxy or even by centuries in some cases (or even both) used variations of the same ship design in various scales (or their medical scanner or communications relay would bear an odd resemblance to a certain race's ship). In addition, one gets the impression that Starfleet never throws ''anything'' out, with starship designs introduced in ''Film/StarTrekIITheWrathOfKhan'' and ''Film/StarTrekVITheUndiscoveredCountry'' shown still being widely used by Starfleet a century later in ''Series/StarTrekDeepSpaceNine'' and ''Film/StarTrekFirstContact''.
** Most of the sets from the ''Series/StarTrekTheNextGeneration'' era of ''Trek'' owe their existence to ''Film/StarTrekTheMotionPicture''. Almost every single subsequent starship interior, including those of Picard's ''USS Enterprise,'' ''USS Voyager'' and so on, and even Klingon ship interiors, were redresses of the ''Enterprise'' interior from that film (namely, all eponymous ships [but not stations] shared the same hallway interiors, and Klingon bridges were actually the redress of the engineering room from the film). These 30+ year old sets survived until shortly after ''Series/StarTrekVoyager'' wrapped up, in which they were destroyed by having accidentally been left out in the rain; some were painstakingly recreated for the final episode of ''Series/StarTrekEnterprise''.
** [[http://www.ex-astris-scientia.org/inconsistencies.htm This site]] has a massive list of re-used ''Trek'' props, sets, [[RubberForeheadAliens make-up]], etc. Just scroll down and click on anything that starts with "Re-Used". [[https://www.modernprops.com/Details1b.asp?dept=195&category=290&item=1 These bad boys]] (a.k.a. the Blinky double tube that serve no purpose) have to be the ''patron saint'' of recycled props.
** This also occurs with special effects and models. A {{Retcon}} was made to justify why both Klingons and Romulans had the same D-7 Battle Cruiser, just so they could reuse the model. The ''Voyager'' episode "[[{{Recap/StarTrekVoyagerS6E7DragonsTeeth}} Dragon's Teeth]]" has a series of subspace corridors that was simply a different color and miscellaneous debris thrown into the quantum slipstream drive effect. In the ''Voyager'' episode "[[{{Recap/StarTrekVoyagerS3E9Warlord}} Warlord]]", they reused a ship model from the ''Next Generation'' episode "Unification". And especially as the series tilted towards CG ships, many different ships were recolored, resized and/or slightly modified from prior CG models to save time and money.
** One case of this being inverted was that the Romulan Warbird model from "Balance of Terror" ended up being lost. This was a factor in the aforementioned D-7 exchange, as well as the Romulans in general taking a backseat to the Klingons.
** In ''Series/StarTrekTheOriginalSeries'' they sent out some people to go get unusual salt and pepper shakers for the mess hall scenes, so to look "futuristic". The ones they got were rejected because it was decided this would just confuse the viewers and they wound up using normal looking ones. The weird ones were moved to the sick bay and became advanced tech medical instruments.
** The bombardier-like window of a spacecraft in one episode of ''Series/StarTrekEnterprise'' was reused as a portal to the Xindi aquarians the following season.
** A piece of Borg debris in the episode "[[Recap/StarTrekEnterpriseS02E023Regeneration Regeneration]]" was a spare ''Enterprise-E'' saucer section left over from ''Film/StarTrekNemesis''.
** An example that has gone unnoticed for decades: Paramount altered Col. Philip Green's jumpsuit from the ''Series/StarTrekTheOriginalSeries'' episode "The Savage Curtain" into [[Series/MorkAndMindy Mork's spacesuit]]. [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Zo4WjJDjE5w Ya rly. And that's not the only thing they recycled...]] This is also a bit of hilarious irony to ''Star Trek'' fans, since Col. Philip Green is, in the ''Star Trek'' universe, the 21st century answer to ''Hitler'', who organized the extermination of 30 million radiation-mutated people and was a symbol of xenophobic sentiment for centuries.
** Another bit from ''Series/StarTrekTheOriginalSeries'' to show up on ''Series/MorkAndMindy'' was the spacesuit from "[[Recap/StarTrekS3E9TheTholianWeb The Tholian Web]]". Mindy's dad showed up wearing it in one episode.
** In the ''Next Generation'' episode "[[Recap/StarTrekTheNextGenerationS2E15PenPals Pen Pals]]", the spectral analyzer used by a survey team in one scene is in fact the Oscillation Overthruster from ''Film/TheAdventuresOfBuckarooBanzaiAcrossThe8thDimension''. This may have been a shout-out, as prop-master Michael Okuda was a huge BB fan.
** The ''Enterprise''-D Engineering Master Systems Display table AKA the "pool table" was the Starfleet Command Center console from ''Film/StarTrekIVTheVoyageHome''.
* In the episode "[[Recap/SupernaturalS02E18HollywoodBabylon Hollywood Babylon]]" of ''Series/{{Supernatural}}'', the set of of the horror movie ''[[ShowWithinAShow Hell Hazers II: The Reckoning]]'' has items from other ''Series/{{Supernatural}}'' episodes including the water tower from [[Recap/SupernaturalS02E08CrossroadBlues "Crossroad Blues" (S02, Ep08)]] and the cabin from [[Recap/SupernaturalS02E16Roadkill "Roadkill" (S02, Ep16)]].
* ''Series/TheTwilightZone1959'' is famous for recycling pieces of the set. Some examples:
** The staircase can be seen in " [[Recap/TheTwilightZone1959S1E4TheSixteenMillimeterShrine The Sixteen-Millimeter Shrine]]", "[[Recap/TheTwilightZoneS1E19ThePurpleTestament The Purple Testament]]" and "[[Recap/TheTwilightZoneS1E20Elegy Elegy]]".
** The fireplace, and big wooden doors are seen in numerous episodes.
** The soda fountain seen in the pilot episode ("[[Recap/TheTwilightZone1959S1E1WhereIsEverybody Where Is Everybody?]]") is also seen in "[[Recap/TheTwilightZoneS1E5WalkingDistance Walking Distance]]".
** The series made also multiple use of props from ''Film/ForbiddenPlanet'' including the uniforms, the spaceship and Robby the Robot. One of the VFX models of the ship even turned up in "[[Recap/TheTwilightZoneS2E51TheInvaders The Invaders]]" as a miniature spaceship that threatens a woman. [[spoiler:well, actually a full-size spaceship from Earth that a giant woman mistakes for a threat, but that's the TwistEnding]].
* ''Franchise/UltraSeries'':
** One of ''Series/{{Ultraman}}''[='=]s earliest monster battles was against Jirass, a monster that was very clearly an old Franchise/{{Godzilla}} costume painted green and a neck frill added. Said frill is ripped off very early in the fight, presumably because the special effects crew knew how obvious it looked, so they just decided to roll with the idea of "[[CoolVsAwesome Ultraman vs. Godzilla]]". In fact, Jirass has a lot of fans, ''[[Administrivia/TropesAreTools because]]'' he looks like Godzilla.
** Prior to Jirass was Gomess from ''Series/UltraQ'' (the very first Ultra {{kaiju}}), another repurposed Godzilla. Unlike Jirass, they did a better job of disguising the suit with horns, tusks, fur, and the spines removed. And in the same episode as Gomess was a giant bird named Litra, a repurposed Rodan flight puppet given feathers. In fact, a large number of ''Ultra Q'' creatures were modified from Creator/{{Toho}} suits as Creator/EijiTsuburaya owned the suits, not the studio, so he was free to borrow them if suit-making costs needed to be cut.
** One of the most famous examples among fans from the franchise's early days was the frequent usage of Toho's [[{{Franchise/Godzilla}} Baragon]] suit. The suit was used by Tsuburaya to play four different monsters: the uranium-eating Pagos from ''Series/UltraQ'', as well as three ''Series/{{Ultraman}}'' opponents, the electricity-eating Neronga, the mole-like Magular, and the cone-headed Gabora. Every time, the suit was given a different head, and sometimes the body received minor modifications like spikes or different colours. Unfortunately, Tsuburaya's usage of the Baragon suit ended up damaging it beyond use, so when Toho recalled the suit for ''Film/DestroyAllMonsters'', Baragon was relegated to a few quick cameos. In the 2000s, Creator/TsuburayaProductions brought back the tradition when they created the Baragon-like Geronga for ''Series/UltramanMax'' and modified the suit for Neronga and Magular's reappearances in ''Series/UltraGalaxyMegaMonsterBattle''. This time, the suits have stayed in good condition for a longer period.
** Many other monster costumes were also recycled, most often for modification into newer monsters (the list is very long). But since 2005, Tsuburaya has dropped the constant churn-out of new monsters in favour of bringing back [[EnsembleDarkhorse iconic,]] [[MascotMook popular,]] and [[BreakoutVillain classic monsters]] from all the dozen or so previous main entries (some of which hadn't reappeared in decades) and reusing the suits for multiple movies and TV series (occasionally with minor artistic adjustments). Popular monsters like Gomora, Red King, and Zetton have been seen in every entry since their returns. [[Administrivia/TropesAreTools Saves on budget and entertains older fans while introducing the younger ones to iconics that hadn't been seen since their debuts.]] The same also applies with the Ultramen suits.
* [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BmJRqZEG4rs This thing which looks like some kind of energy device with two clear tubes with cathode style lighting inside, connected to mechanical looking holders, all on top of a large table. With wheels.]] No telling what it does, but it's shown up in ''Series/{{V 1983}}'', ''Series/BuckRogersInTheTwentyFifthCentury'', ''Series/KnightRider'', ''Film/AirplaneIITheSequel''[[note]]Where it is explicitly noted that it appears to have no function except to make beams of light go back and forth[[/note]], ''Film/AlienNation'', ''Series/TheSixMillionDollarMan'', ''Film/TheLastStarfighter'', and several ''Star Trek'' series -- just to name a few. Once you see it, you can never ''stop'' seeing it in the background. It's like the Wilhelm scream of props.
* Most of the set from the failed 2001 revival of ''Series/CardSharks'' was reused for ''[[Series/{{Whammy}} Whammy! The All-New Press Your Luck]]'', as was announcer Gary Kroeger.
* In season 25, ''Series/WheelOfFortune'' introduced a special electronic wedge called the Big Money Wedge, which featured neon and a video screen that alternated among dollar amounts. When it was retired at the end of the season, the wedge was recycled for a redesign of the Jackpot Wedge.
** At least one Hollywood-themed week in 1998 used neon palm trees and a giant 'HOLLYWOOD' sign taken from the short-lived 1992 CBS game show ''The Hollywood Game''
** For a few casino-themed weeks in the mid-2000s, they replaced the usual video wall behind the contestants with a giant replica of a slot machine that featured three video walls for tumblers. This prop was recycled in 2006 when a {{pilot}} was shot for a revival of ''Series/TheJokersWild'', but said pilot was not picked up for series.
* A few times, the Eubanks/Rafferty ''Series/CardSharks'' used trip skins from ''Series/ThePriceIsRight'' whenever a vacation was offered in the BonusRound in lieu of a car (normally during Young People's Week).
** ''Price'', meanwhile, has reused a few props over the years. For instance, the spotlights used around the Big Doors on the 1986 primetime specials were used in the same role for the 1993 ''New Price Is Right'' pilots, then appeared in an October 1998 Showcase where Kathleen played a studio tour guide.
* After the short-lived Creator/{{NBC}} game ''All-Star Secrets'' got canned in 1979, most of the set was reused for a revival of ''Series/YouBetYourLife'' the following year.
* In the ''Series/RipperStreet'' episode "The Strangers' Home", the character of Eleonora Freeman [[https://pmctvline2.files.wordpress.com/2016/07/ripper-street-season-4-premiere.jpg?w=620 appears to be wearing]] Mina Harker's [[http://68.media.tumblr.com/10506fb09e57aa8bb751c1fcfda42498/tumblr_inline_og6boh3uRm1rr2095_500.png triangular jacket thing]] from the 1968 ITV adaptation of ''Literature/{{Dracula}}''.
* The Golden Pontiac from ''Series/{{Lost}}'' was used in four episodes and everytime involved in car crashes. It became so famous that Lostpedia even gave the car its own [[http://lostpedia.wikia.com/wiki/Golden_Pontiac page]]. Fans started to speculate about this car and going by the mysterious approach of the series the believed that this car was also exactly the same in terms of story. However as the accidents happened in three different US states (Iowa, California and New York) it was deemed to be either supernatural or just prop recycling. It was confirmed in an interview with Damon Lindelof on September 21, 2005 that the same prop car was used for all four accidents.
* ''Series/{{Vikings}}'' has recycled plenty of costumes from other productions filmed in Ireland and Northern Ireland.
** The Wessex-mooks uses armour lifted from ''Film/{{Braveheart}}''. The anglo-saxon helmets are also from the 2004 film of King Arhtur, were they were fashioned by the saxons.
** Alot of costumes are recycled from the 2004 film of ''Tristan + Isolde''. Some helmets and costumes where used for extras in season 1 to 3, but from season 4 the amount of costumes reused where on the level of fans of the show being able to have games spotting a costume in ''Tristan + Isolde'' reused in ''Vikings''.
** In season 5 Björn starts fashioning the same leather gambeson Micheal Fassbender used the 2015 film of Macbeth.
** Kjetill Flatnose's belt is a Dothraki-belt from Game of Thrones.
* The Big Red Chair on ''Series/TheGrahamNortonShow'' is a redressed prop chair that was used in an homage to Ronnie Corbett from ''Series/TheTwoRonnies''. Making the chair in the first place turned out to be so expensive that it became a recurring segment [[ShootTheMoney to justify the cost]].
* ''Series/MeaCulpa:'' One particular orange sweater popped up in multiple episodes worn by different actors, and even returned in the first episode of the UnCanceled season. This being a TrueCrime show, watchers quickly came to call it the "death/cursed sweater."
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