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See also ActorAllusion, ReferenceOverdosed, LawyerFriendlyCameo, StockShoutOut and its subpages, {{Homage}}, {{Pastiche}}, OpeningShoutOut, ShoutOutThemeNaming, TheJoyOfX, LiteraryAllusionTitle, and SmallReferencePools.

Have you ever wanted to see the ultimate list of works where your favorite book, film or TV show was referenced or homaged? Wiki/TVTropes is a perfect place in which to create such a list, or to get as close as possible.

* [[ReferencedBy/AnimatedFilm Films — Animation]]

* {{ReferencedBy/Literature}}

* {{ReferencedBy/Music}}
* ReferencedBy/NewspaperComics
* {{ReferencedBy/Theatre}}

* {{ReferencedBy/Webcomics}}

A ShoutOut is something subtle (a name, a prop, a dialogue from obscure cult classic) or something very direct (a TitleDrop or character names known to mainstream culture), which points to another work of fiction. Shout Outs are given intentionally, often because the creators are fans of the work. It can be used for LampshadeHanging when the characters compare themselves to concrete fictional characters. TakeThat is a negative Shout Out when the creators want to emphasize how much something sucked.

Have you ever wanted to see the ultimate list of works where your favorite book, film or TV show was referenced or homaged? Wiki/TVTropes is a perfect place where to create such a list, or to get as close as possible.

* {{ReferencedBy/Other}}

A ShoutOut is something subtle (a name, a prop, a dialogue from obscure cult classic) or something very direct (a title drop or character names known to mainstream culture), which points to another work of fiction. Shout Outs are given intentionally, often because the creators are fans of the work. It can be used for LampshadeHanging when the characters compare themselves to concrete fictional characters. TakeThat is a negative Shout Out when the creators want to emphasize how much something sucked.

Have you ever wanted to see the ultimate list of works where your favorite book or series was referenced or homaged? Wiki/TVTropes is a perfect place where to create such a list, or to get as close as possible.

* {{ReferencedBy/Pinball}}
* {{ReferencedBy/Radio}}
* ReferencedBy/TabletopGames

* ReferencedBy/WebAnimation

* ReferencedBy/ComicBook