History ReferencedBy / PrideAndPrejudice

* Footage from the BBC adaptation is shown in the 2023 ''Film/{{Barbie|2023}}'' during a fake ad for a “Depression Barbie”.

* Ibi Zoboi's ''Pride'' is a re-adaptation focusing on African-American teenagers in Brooklyn where the protagonist is named Zuri Benetiz and is of Dominican and Haitian descent and Fitzwilliam Darcy is renamed "Darius Darcy" and is a member of a wealthy family who moves into the fast gentrifying neighborhood of Bushwick.

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* ''Webcomic/BatmanWayneFamilyAdventures'': Damian finds Jason's copy of ''Pride and Prejudice'' and tries to blackmail him with it as a "girl book", Jason is entirely nonplussed since he thinks Austen is great and convinces Damian to read it instead.

* ''Series/VeronicaMars'': In the second season episode "Cheatty Cheatty Bang Bang", Jackie goes off on the novel, saying she can't relate to it at all, but admits she liked Creator/ColinFirth in the miniseries adaptation (which she, Veronica and their boyfriends watch).

* In episode "The Day the Earth Stood Stupid" of ''WesternAnimation/{{Futurama}}'', Leela and Fry get trapped in several books, including ''Pride and Prejudice''. One Regency era girl flirts with Mr. Fry and tells him that he's quite an oddity, too be a bachelor at his age (he's in his early twenties). Then comes the arch-enemy of the episode, the Giant Brain aka Mr. Brainsley, and the ladies ask him about news from London without a wink. Leela gets an urge to get married as well and asks Queequeg whether there is a Mrs. Queequeg.

* ''Literature/BridgetJones Diaries'' references the plot and its characters, and some see it even as the whole plot reference. Mark Darcy is named after Mr Darcy.

** Vimes's visit to the Gordon family in ''Literature/{{Snuff}}'' is an extended parody of the Bennets, with Vimes openly wondering why the daughters are all hanging around waiting for a husband rather than doing something ''useful''. (In marked contrast to Mrs Bennet, Mrs Gordon strongly agrees with him.) The youngest sister is named Jane and is writing a novel about "the complexities of personal relationships". She shows every sign of being the Disc's counterpart to Austen herself, until Vimes convinces her to turn it into a crime thriller. The result: ''[[spoiler: Pride and Extreme Prejudice]]''.

* In ''Series/RedDwarf'', Christine Kochanski is a fan of the novel, and in one episode, they visit a computer generated version of P&P world. All the girls are silly and Mrs Bennet actually behaves herself. The guys are pleased that all the girls seem horny...

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* In VideoGame/TheBattleCats, one of J.K Bun Bun’s major works is Punishment and Prejudice

* In episode "The Day the Earth Stood Stupid" of ''WesternAnimation/{{Futurama}}'', Leela and Fry get trapped in several books, including ''Pride and Prejudice''. One Regency era girl flirts with Mr Fry and tells him that he's quite an oddity, too be a bachelor at his age (he's in his early twenties). Then comes the arch-enemy of the episode, the Giant Brain aka Mr Brainsley and the ladies ask him about news from London without a wink. Leela gets an urge to get married as well and asks Queequeg whether there is a Mrs Queequeg.
* The episode "Write Where It Hurts" of ''WesternAnimation/{{Daria}}'' has Daria write a (later rejected) story that cross-references P&P and ''Literature/SenseAndSensibility'' of an unusually close and genteel Daria and Quinn (likely a Jane Bennett) being encountered by gentlemen on horseback (Trent and his friends), who run off at the slight mention of marriage, with the sisters just hugging one another.

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** Vimes's visit to the Gordon family in ''Discworld/{{Snuff}}'' is an extended parody of the Bennets, with Vimes openly wondering why the daughters are all hanging around waiting for a husband rather than doing something ''useful''. (In marked contrast to Mrs Bennet, Mrs Gordon strongly agrees with him.) The youngest sister is named Jane and is writing a novel about "the complexities of personal relationships". She shows every sign of being the Disc's counterpart to Austen herself, until Vimes convinces her to turn it into a crime thriller. The result: ''[[spoiler: Pride and Extreme Prejudice]]''.

* George Wickham, a military officer and antagonist of the TV-only story ''Sharpe's Justice'' of ''Series/{{Sharpe}}'' series, shares a name with a character from ''Pride and Prejudice'', who is also a military officer and an antagonist.

* ''BridgetJones Diaries'' references the plot and its characters, and some see it even as the whole plot reference. Mark Darcy is named after Mr Darcy.

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* In episode "The Day the Earth Stood Stupid" of ''WesternAnimation/{{Futurama}}'', Leela and Frz get trapped in several books, including ''Pride and Prejudice''. One Regency era girl flirts with Mr Fry and tells him that he's quite an oddity, too be a bachelor at his age (he's in his early twenties). Then comes the arch-enemy of the episode, the Giant Brain aka Mr Brainsley and the ladies ask him about news from London without a wink. Leela gets an urge to get married as well and asks Queequeg whether there is a Mrs Queequeg.

* In''Series/RedDwarf'', Christine Kochanski is a fan of the novel, and in one episode, they visit a computer generated version of P&P world.
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