- Pixar:
- The creators of Toy Story have stated that the train chase from "The Wrong Trousers" inspired Woody and Buzz chasing the moving van.
- Finding Nemo: The seagulls are designed after Feathers McGraw, according to Word of God.
- Chicken Run: Dawn of the Nugget: Feathers McGraw, in his chicken disguise, can be seen in the paradise at the end of the film.
- Flushed Away: Being an Aardman production, several references pop up throughout the film.
- Tabitha has stuffed dolls of Gromit and the bunnies from The Curse of the Were-Rabbit.
- Roddy is shown to have Wallace's shirt in his wardrobe.
- A copy of The Curse of the Were-Rabbit is in his DVD collection. On the same shelf is a framed photo of Wendolene from A Close Shave.
- As Roddy walks through Ratropolis, a video game with Feathers McGraw and Preston appears on a handheld gaming system (that's being used as a video billboard).
- One of the magnets on The Toad's freezer features Wallace with his soccer kit from the Cracking Contraptions episode "Soccerama".
- Rita has a pencil with Gromit pencil-topper.
- Inside the houseboat is a newspaper clipping with a headline about a "Veggie Monster", which previously appeared in The Curse of the Were-Rabbit.
- One of Rita's little brothers is wearing a Gromit t-shirt.
- Near the end, a Wallace & Gromit book can be seen on Tabitha's bookshelf.
Films — Live-Action
- In the Action Prologue of No Time to Die set in The '90s, a young Madeleine Swann is watching The Wrong Trousers when Lyutsifer Safin comes at her home in Norway with the intent to kill her whole family.
Live-Action TV
- Lenny Henry parodied Wallace and Gromit with his sketch "The Right Trousers" ("produced by Well Haard Man Animations"), on his 1995 Christmas show. Wallace (played by Henry in a latex costume) invents a pair of robotic dancing trousers so that he can impress (and hopefully pull) women at the local nightclub. Gromit (also played by Henry in a latex costume) quickly figures out that because Wallace forgot to install an 'off' switch, the trousers dance whenever music is played — and sabotages Wallace by playing music on the radio just when he doesn't want to dance, ruining his master's chances of getting laid.
Tabletop Games
- In Genius: The Transgression second edition you can visit the lunar cheese sphere which is the moon as seen in a A Grand Day Out.
Video Games
- Tales of Monkey Island: In "Launch of the Screaming Narwhal", Guybrush mimics Wallace's hand gesture before making eye carvings on a wheel of cheese.
- After Party: Lola Woolfe says "You are my Wallace to my Gromit" to Milo Bong.
- Undertale: According to Word of God, Mettaton’s design (as a robot) was inspired by Cooker from A Grand Day Out.
Web Animation
- In the Armchair Historian episode "Falklands War from Argentina's Perspective," the host mentions that the Argentine Army was able to ambush a Royal Marine landing force because The BBC was running a story of how Great Britain was going to win the war by airing detailed reports of troop deployments during the campaign. Although the channel's historical recreations are done in 2-D, the segment was still done in the style of Wallace and Gromit, and the eponymous duo are even shown in Royal Marine uniforms blocking camera's live broadcast of their unit's deployment. The segment in question begins at the 18:40 mark
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Web Original
- SCP Foundation: One of the objects in the Log Of Anomalous Items is a china statuette of Wallace and Gromit that causes people to have a mild craving for cheese when they look at it.
Web Video
- Don't Hug Me I'm Scared has a Show Within a Show titled Grolton and Horvis, though the only similarities to the show are the title and that the titular characters are Expies of Wallace and Gromit, respectively.
Western Animation
- Adventure Time: In the second segment of "Five Short Graybles", Princess Bubblegum makes cheese for her "perfect sandwich" and says "Cheeeeese!", complete with her sporting a cheeky, Wallace-like grin.
- The Bremen Avenue Experience: In "Barret's Story", during the "London Town" music number, Barret briefly turns into Wallace.
- The Chicken from Outer Space: According to Word of God, the design of the chicken is based on Feathers McGraw from "The Wrong Trousers". Ironically, this film would lose the Academy Award that year to A Close Shave.
- Rex the Runt: Wallace has a brief cameo as a window washer in one episode, in reference to "A Close Shave".
- The Simpsons: In "Angry Dad: The Movie", one of the Oscar-nominated animated shorts is Willis & Crumble in "Better Gnomes and Gardens". Nick Park himself even guest stars in it as the creator of the parody.
- Star Wars: Visions: "I am Your Mother", which was animated by Aardman, contains a cameo appearance by the robot cooker from A Grand Day Out.
- Wow! Wow! Wubbzy!: The characters frequently hold their hands in a clenched pose much like Wallace's, to the point where the official model sheets call it a "Wallace and Gromit pose".
