Referenced By / Are You There God? It's Me, Margaret.

Comic Books

• A Halloween comic from The Simpsons has a scene where Lisa prays "Are you there God? It's me, Lisa..."
• The third issue of Umbrella Academy: Dallas is entitled "Are You There, God? It's Me, Klaus".

Fan Works

• Chapter 48 of Escape the Night: A Sequel is titled "Are You There, Hell? It's Me, Tyler".

Film

• Deadpool (2016) has the eponymous character say the book title as he escapes from a set of handcuffs.

Literature

• The Message Catholic Edition version of the Book of Judith has "Are you there, God? It's me, Judith."
• The fourth Captain Underpants novel has the chapter title "Are You There, God? It's Us, Fluffy and Cheeseball". ^note  The villain of the book forced George and Harold to change their names to "Fluffy" and "Cheeseball" respectively.
• Jacqueline Wilson has Ali from The Other Side reading the book and, upon reflecting, thinks that Margaret is making a major deal out of nothing really major, seeing as she has good friends, great parents, and even good grandparents.

Live-Action Television

• In Scrubs, Dr. Cox (who always calls JD by girls' names) says in one episode, "What in the name of 'Are You There God, It's Me Margaret' were you thinking?"
• One episode of Supernatural has the title "Are You There, God? It's Me, Dean Winchester".
• Ted Lasso: In "Beard After Hours", when Beard prays in a church while taking shelter from the rain, he opens his prayer with "Are you there, God? It's me, Margaret's little boy".

Theatre

• Shrek: The Musical has a reference in the song "I Know It's Today":
  Fiona: Are you there, God? It's me, Fiona.

Video Games

• One of BlazBlue: Continuum Shift's achievements is called "Are You There, God? It's Me, Noel".

Webcomics

• Chapter 13 of BACK references the book's title, only with the protagonist's name in place of Margaret's.
• Referenced by xkcd comic #1544.

Western Animation

• Family Guy: There is an episode titled "Are You There God!? It's Me, Peter".
• King of the Hill: An episode where Peggy teaches at a Catholic school is titled "Are You There, God? It's Me, Margaret Hill", which is appropriate in that "Margaret" is also Peggy's given name.
• The South Park episode Are You There God? It's Me Jesus not only a reference to the book but it's a Whole-Plot Reference.

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