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* The epilogue to the UsefulNotes/PlayStation game ''[[VideoGame/SpiderMan2000 Spider-Man]]'' ends with [[spoiler:both the good guys (Spider-Man, the Punisher, Comicbook/{{Daredevil}} and Captain America) and the villains (Scorpion, Rhino, Mysterio and a member of the Jade Syndicate) playing cards, in Spidey's apartment and in prison respectively]]. It's nearly averted in [[VideoGame/SpiderMan2EnterElectro the second game]]; [[spoiler:Shocker and Hammerhead]] are playing poker, but resort to asking the original villains if they know the rules of Go Fish.

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* Jaden from ''WebVideo/YuGiOhGXTheAbridgedSeries'' has no idea what he's playing in this scene:
-->'''Jaden:''' King Me.\\
'''Syrus:''' Jaden, we're playing TabletopGame/{{Yahtzee}}.\\
'''Jaden:''' Oh, well, okay, then I want to [[TabletopGame/{{Monopoly}} buy Mayfair]].\\
'''Syrus:''' What the hell are you talking about!\\
'''Jaden:''' Go fish.

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* ''WesternAnimation/AnAmericanTail'': Tiger calls "rummy" on a poker game.

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* At the end of the seventh story of ''WebOriginal/{{Cubnet}}'', when Jack and Riley are playing cards [[spoiler:after they lost their screen time for the weekend as a result of helping Brenda make their mother Rachel look like a fool - [[ItMakesSenseInContext long story]]]], Jack asks Riley the age-old question "got any threes?", to which she responds that they're playing Rummy; after Jack asks how it's played, Riley instead offers to teach him how to play blackjack since their older brother taught her how to play.

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* According to one translation of ''Manga/GunslingerGirl'', the Agency handlers are paying Go Fish while they observe Dr. Bianchi interview Henrietta behind a double-sided mirror.

Western shows often use ''TabletopGame/GoFish'' because of the distinctive calls. In Japan, the game of choice is Old Maid. In Russia, it is Durak.

-->--''WesternAnimation/TheSimpsons''

* In ''Series/DoctorWho,'' in the Franchise/JamesBond inspired two parter Spyfall, the Thirteenth Doctor thinks she's playing "snap" in a casino Poker table.

Western shows often use Go Fish because of the distinctive calls. In Japan, the game of choice is Old Maid. In Russia, it is Durak.

* They're good guys, but this should still count: In one ''WesternAnimation/{{Aladdin|TheSeries}}'' episode, it looks as if Genie, Iago and Carpet are playing a game of poker, complete with chips and Iago wearing a little visor on his head. Until Genie says "Got any ''nines''?" Especially absurd since neither poker, nor go fish, nor ''playing cards themselves'' should [[AnachronismStew have been invented yet]].

* In ''VideoGame/SpiderMan2000'' game, Rhino calls "bingo" on a game of go fish, then takes about a minute to gloat how he "outsmarted" Doc Ock and Mysterio. Then he realizes he made a mistake and sits down.

* ''Series/TheTenthKingdom'': it wasn't villains but the casino plays some rather unusual card games, Anthony starts by playing Happy Families then moves to the high rollers table and proceeds to play Snap against stereotypically dressed aristocrats.

* ''Series/{{Farscape}}''. One of John Crichton's {{Imagine Spot}}s involves him playing chess on a battlefield with his ImaginaryFriend Harvey. Just when you think they're going to riff on the ChessWithDeath trope, they've suddenly changed to checkers and then Go Fish.

* ''Series/KamenRiderW'' has an episode in which the MOTW is the owner of a casino. In order to win back the people who went bankrupt at the casino, whom the MOTW can turn into coins, [[TheHero Shotaro]] and [[TheSmartGuy Philip]] play a bunch of roulette, and when Shotaro gets sick of Philip doing all the work (Philip's mind is fast enough to calculate where the ball will land) he challenges the casino owner to a game of Old Maid. The game ends up finishing via Shotaro throwing the Joker at the casino owner's head. Doubles as a pun, since Shotaro himself is considered the Joker of the series and his base left-hand form is Joker.

* This [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SpqayaEuyiI musical number]] from ''WesternAnimation/TheHunchbackOfNotreDame''.

* [[DoctorWho]]Thirteen[[/DoctorWho]] in the JamesBond inspired two parter Spyfall thinks she's playing "snap" in a casino Poker table.