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** Cisco Ramone is a fan who made a wand for a convention. At one point he shouts Expecto Patronum.
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!!Music
* Kim Junsu/XIA of [[Music/DongBangShinKi JYJ]] has a song and album titled [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3FtXsUS2v6I Tarantallegra]], after the Harry Potter spell that forces people to "dance".
* Kim Junsu/XIA of [[Music/DongBangShinKi JYJ]] has a song and album titled [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3FtXsUS2v6I Tarantallegra]], after the Harry Potter spell that forces people to "dance".
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* ''Literature/{{Discworld}}'' tends to avoid them, because it's going to get accused of ripping off Rowling whatever happens, but in the ''Ankh-Morpork Post Office Diary'' there's a brief mention of Unseen University having an owl-based postal service. (This being Discworld, it was abandoned when they realised the owls were just using the letters as nesting material.)
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-->'''[[CloudCuckoolander Mabel]]:''' Are you gonna tell us we're finally old enough to go to wizard school? Is there an owl in this bag?!
-->'''[[spoiler: Ford]]''': [[DeadpanSnarker I assure you, if there was an owl in this bag ]][[BlackComedyBurst it would be long dead.]]
-->'''[[CloudCuckoolander Mabel]]:''' Are you gonna tell us we're finally old enough to go to wizard school? Is there an owl in this bag?!
-->'''[[spoiler: Ford]]''': [[DeadpanSnarker I assure you, if there was an owl in this bag ]][[BlackComedyBurst it would be long dead.]]
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** In "Trilogy of Error", Ned Flanders reads a book to Rod and Todd and says that Harry and his friends "went straight to Hell for practicing witchcraft" before throwing the book in the fireplace, a reference to the books' controversy in Christmas circles.
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** In "Trilogy of Error", Ned Flanders reads a book to Rod and Todd and says that Harry and his friends "went straight to Hell for practicing witchcraft" before throwing the book in the fireplace, a reference to the books' controversy in Christmas Christian circles.
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* ''WesternAnimation/TheSimpsons'':
** When the Simpsons travel to Britain, Lisa meets Ms Rowling and compliments her on bringing the whole generation of children to reading.
** A launch of new ''Angelica Button'' book (its final installment) is a clear reference and parody of the Harry Potter craze, complete with arguments whether the costumes refer to the book or the film.
** In another episode, Ned Flanders reads a book to Rod and Todd and says that Harry and his friends "went straight to Hell for practicing witchcraft" before throwing the book in the fireplace.
** During "Homer and Ned's Hail Mary Pass", Marge is busy criticising Ned's Bible films as too bloody and too gory, while also missing out many of the Bible's sweeter moments. He sarcastically asks if she'd rather see films about "a liberal European wizard school"; three guesses as to which series he is referring.
** When the Simpsons travel to Britain, Lisa meets Ms Rowling and compliments her on bringing the whole generation of children to reading.
** A launch of new ''Angelica Button'' book (its final installment) is a clear reference and parody of the Harry Potter craze, complete with arguments whether the costumes refer to the book or the film.
** In another episode, Ned Flanders reads a book to Rod and Todd and says that Harry and his friends "went straight to Hell for practicing witchcraft" before throwing the book in the fireplace.
** During "Homer and Ned's Hail Mary Pass", Marge is busy criticising Ned's Bible films as too bloody and too gory, while also missing out many of the Bible's sweeter moments. He sarcastically asks if she'd rather see films about "a liberal European wizard school"; three guesses as to which series he is referring.
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**When the Simpsons travel In "Truth or Cosmoquences", a white owl delivers invitations to Britain, Lisa meets Ms Rowling Cosmo and compliments her on bringing the whole generation of children to reading.
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** In "The Fairy Beginning", Cosmo tells ofthe when he loved with his mean Uncle Harry Potter craze, complete with arguments whether the costumes refer to the book or the film.
and Aunt Potter.
* ''WesternAnimation/TheGrimAdventuresOfBillyAndMandy'': Several episodes feature young sorcerer Nigel Planter and his adventures at Toadblatt's School of Sorcery.
* ''WesternAnimation/TheSimpsons''
** Inanother episode, "Trilogy of Error", Ned Flanders reads a book to Rod and Todd and says that Harry and his friends "went straight to Hell for practicing witchcraft" before throwing the book in the fireplace.
fireplace, a reference to the books' controversy in Christmas circles.
**During In "The Regina Monologues", while the family visits England, Lisa meets Creator/JKRowling and compliments her on getting an entire generation of children into reading.
** In "Homer and Ned's Hail Mary Pass", Margeis busy criticising criticizes Ned's Bible films as being too bloody and too gory, gory while also missing out many of glancing over the Bible's sweeter moments. He Ned sarcastically asks if she'd rather see films about "a liberal European wizard school"; three guesses school".
** The sub-plot for "The Haw-Hawed Couple" has Homer and Lisa reading an ''Angelica Button'' book; Homer reads ahead and is devastated by the death of the Dumbledore [[{{Expy}} expy]].
*** The episode "Smoke on the Daughter" opens with the family attending the launch of the final ''Angelica Button'' book. Lisa argues with Comic Book Guy over whether the costumes refer to the books or the films.
** In "The Bob Next Door", Sideshow Bob describes his latest plan to kill Bart as "the greatest murder since Snape killed Dumbledore."
-->'''Bart:''' Aw, I haven't gotten towhich series he is referring.that part yet!
-->'''Bob:''' It's a four-year-old book.
-->'''Bart:''' I'm a slow reader.
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** A launch of new ''Angelica Button'' book (its final installment) is a clear reference
** In "The Fairy Beginning", Cosmo tells of
* ''WesternAnimation/TheGrimAdventuresOfBillyAndMandy'': Several episodes feature young sorcerer Nigel Planter and his adventures at Toadblatt's School of Sorcery.
* ''WesternAnimation/TheSimpsons''
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** In "Homer and Ned's Hail Mary Pass", Marge
** The sub-plot for "The Haw-Hawed Couple" has Homer and Lisa reading an ''Angelica Button'' book; Homer reads ahead and is devastated by the death of the Dumbledore [[{{Expy}} expy]].
*** The episode "Smoke on the Daughter" opens with the family attending the launch of the final ''Angelica Button'' book. Lisa argues with Comic Book Guy over whether the costumes refer to the books or the films.
** In "The Bob Next Door", Sideshow Bob describes his latest plan to kill Bart as "the greatest murder since Snape killed Dumbledore."
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-->'''Bob:''' It's a four-year-old book.
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* In ''Series/Lucifer2016'', Lucifer and Chloe investigate the murder of prominent restaurateur who was a father figure to his staff.
-->'''Lucifer''': Well, my dear detective, this is patricide. It's a tale as old as time. You know, Oedipus, the Menendez brothers, Voldemort!
-->'''Lucifer''': Well, my dear detective, this is patricide. It's a tale as old as time. You know, Oedipus, the Menendez brothers, Voldemort!
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* ''Series/TheFlash2014'':
** Hartley Rathaway swears "Holy Harry Potter" when he sees a Time Wraith that looks like a dementor.
** Cisco Ramone is a fan who made a wand for a convention. At one point he shouts Expecto Patronum.
** Hartley Rathaway swears "Holy Harry Potter" when he sees a Time Wraith that looks like a dementor.
** Cisco Ramone is a fan who made a wand for a convention. At one point he shouts Expecto Patronum.
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* In the ''ComicBook/ChickTract'' "The Nervous Witch", Samantha explains that she and her friend Holly got into witchcraft through the ''Harry Potter'' books.
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books. The uncle advises her to [[BookBurning burn them all]] along with the occultic stuff.
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* Peter Grant in ''Literature/RiversOfLondon'' frequently uses ''Harry Potter'' as an analogy, such as comparing the WizardingSchool his boss attended to Hogwarts, or calling a game where the players use magic to chuck tennis balls at each other "Pocket Quidditch". ''Whispers Underground'' opens with SnoopingLittleKid Abigail looking for the Hogwarts Express. (That is, she's quick to explain, the train they used in the films. Not the ''actual'' Hogswarts Express, because it doesn't exist.)
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* Peter Grant in ''Literature/RiversOfLondon'' frequently uses ''Harry Potter'' as an analogy, such as comparing the WizardingSchool his boss attended to Hogwarts, or calling a game where the players use magic to chuck tennis balls at each other "Pocket Quidditch". ''Whispers Underground'' opens with SnoopingLittleKid Abigail looking for the Hogwarts Express. (That is, she's quick to explain, the train they used in the films. Not the ''actual'' Hogswarts Hogwarts Express, because it doesn't exist.)
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Thinking of D Iscworld...
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* Peter Grant in ''Literature/RiversOfLondon'' frequently uses ''Harry Potter'' as an analogy, such as comparing the WizardingSchool his boss attended to Hogwarts, or calling a game where the players use magic to chuck tennis balls at each other "Pocket Quidditch". ''Whispers Underground'' opens with SnoopingLittleKid Abigail looking for the Hogwarts Express. (That is, she's quick to explain, the train they used in the films. Not the ''actual'' Hogswatch Hogswarts Express, because it doesn't exist.)
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* Peter Grant in ''Literature/RiversOfLondon'' frequently uses ''Harry Potter Potter'' as an analogy, such as comparing the WizardingSchool his boss attended to Hogwarts, or calling a game where the players use magic to chuck tennis balls at each other "Pocket Quidditch". ''Whispers Underground'' opens with SnoopingLittleKid Abigail looking for the Hogwarts Express. (That is, she's quick to explain, the train they used in the films. Not the ''actual'' Hogswatch Express, because it doesn't exist.)
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!!Literature
* Peter Grant in ''Literature/RiversOfLondon'' frequently uses ''Harry Potter as an analogy, such as comparing the WizardingSchool his boss attended to Hogwarts, or calling a game where the players use magic to chuck tennis balls at each other "Pocket Quidditch". ''Whispers Underground'' opens with SnoopingLittleKid Abigail looking for the Hogwarts Express. (That is, she's quick to explain, the train they used in the films. Not the ''actual'' Hogswatch Express, because it doesn't exist.)
* Peter Grant in ''Literature/RiversOfLondon'' frequently uses ''Harry Potter as an analogy, such as comparing the WizardingSchool his boss attended to Hogwarts, or calling a game where the players use magic to chuck tennis balls at each other "Pocket Quidditch". ''Whispers Underground'' opens with SnoopingLittleKid Abigail looking for the Hogwarts Express. (That is, she's quick to explain, the train they used in the films. Not the ''actual'' Hogswatch Express, because it doesn't exist.)
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* ''Series/{{Supernatural}}'' had one episode where a female was being used as bait. She was nervous until encouraged to think of her favorite heroes. She picked Hermione and listed several facts about her before being told to focus.
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* In the ''Series/DoctorWho'' episode "The Shakespeare Code" the Doctor mentions having cried reading the last book. The episode aired before ''Deathly Hallows'' was published.
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* In the ''Series/DoctorWho'' episode "The Shakespeare Code" the Doctor mentions having cried reading the last book. The episode aired before ''Deathly Hallows'' was published. Additionally, Martha banishes the episode's villains with a spell ending "Expelliamus!".
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** In the pilot, an beleaguered Simmons says that she isn't Hermione.
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** A season one episode has Skye refer to the SHIELD academy as "SHIELD Hogwarts."
** In the pilot, an beleaguered Simmons says that she isn't Hermione.
** In the pilot, an beleaguered Simmons says that she isn't Hermione.
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* During LetsPlay/PewDiePie's ''TabletopGame/CardsAgainstHumanity'' video, he gives himself a point and declares "ten points to Gryffindor, [[ThisIsForEmphasisBitch bitch!]]"
!!Tabletop Games
* ''TabletopGame/CardsAgainstHumanity'' has at least three cards relating to the franchise. The first is "Next from JK Rowling: Harry Potter and the Chamber Of _____", while another is "Creator/DanielRadcliffe's delicious arsehole" and a third is about "Harry Potter [[RuleThirtyFour Erotica]]".
!!Tabletop Games
* ''TabletopGame/CardsAgainstHumanity'' has at least three cards relating to the franchise. The first is "Next from JK Rowling: Harry Potter and the Chamber Of _____", while another is "Creator/DanielRadcliffe's delicious arsehole" and a third is about "Harry Potter [[RuleThirtyFour Erotica]]".
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* In ''Series/AgentsOfSHIELD'', Lance Hunter explicitly compares most of [[spoiler:the so-called "Real SHIELD"]] to Hufflepuff as a way of insulting them.
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* LetsPlay/{{Sips}} has a RunningGag where he completely fails to understand what the series is about, and LetsPlay/{{Sjin}} pretends to fill him in by talking about ''Literature/LordOfTheRings'' instead.
* In an episode of WebVideo/RoosterTeethShorts, it turns out that Joel was only halfway through on the book series before Matt spoiled it for him.
* During ''Podcast/TheYoGPoD'', when doing a musical quiz using iTunes and the "shuffle" feature, many of LetsPlay/LewisBrindley's answers are tracks from the audiobooks, causing LetsPlay/SimonLane to ask incredulously if he actually has any music on his computer.
* At the start of the ''VideoGame/{{Minecraft}}'' series ''[[Machinima/YogscastMinecraftSeries Magic Police]]'', LetsPlay/DuncanJones and LetsPlay/{{Sjin}} start discussing the series, only for one of the duo to mistake the spell "crucio" for "crucify", which causes them to remark that the series would have taken a darker turn if that had been the case.
* In an episode of WebVideo/RoosterTeethShorts, it turns out that Joel was only halfway through on the book series before Matt spoiled it for him.
* During ''Podcast/TheYoGPoD'', when doing a musical quiz using iTunes and the "shuffle" feature, many of LetsPlay/LewisBrindley's answers are tracks from the audiobooks, causing LetsPlay/SimonLane to ask incredulously if he actually has any music on his computer.
* At the start of the ''VideoGame/{{Minecraft}}'' series ''[[Machinima/YogscastMinecraftSeries Magic Police]]'', LetsPlay/DuncanJones and LetsPlay/{{Sjin}} start discussing the series, only for one of the duo to mistake the spell "crucio" for "crucify", which causes them to remark that the series would have taken a darker turn if that had been the case.
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* Creator/AlanMoore really, really hates Harry Potter. His ''ComicBook/TopTen'' spin-off fantasy mini-series ''ComicBook/{{Smax}}'' features a field trip from a wizard school being horribly killed by a dragon because of their teacher's recklessness (a reference to common fan criticisms of Hogwarts staff's casual attitude to dangerous creatures). ''ComicBook/TheLeagueOfExtraordinaryGentleman: Century'' turns into an incredibly vitriolic denunciation of Potter as artistically and politically reactionary, with Harry massacring the entire rest of the Potter cast, turning out to be literally TheAntichrist, and finally getting killed by Literature/MaryPoppins.
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* Creator/AlanMoore really, really hates Harry Potter. His ''ComicBook/TopTen'' spin-off fantasy mini-series ''ComicBook/{{Smax}}'' features a field trip from a wizard school being horribly killed by a dragon because of their teacher's recklessness (a reference to common fan criticisms of Hogwarts staff's casual attitude to dangerous creatures). ''ComicBook/TheLeagueOfExtraordinaryGentleman: ''ComicBook/TheLeagueOfExtraordinaryGentlemen: Century'' turns into an incredibly vitriolic denunciation of Potter as artistically and politically reactionary, with Harry massacring the entire rest of the Potter cast, turning out to be literally TheAntichrist, and finally getting killed by Literature/MaryPoppins.
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* Creator/AlanMoore really, really hates Harry Potter. His ''ComicBook/TopTen'' spin-off fantasy mini-series ''ComicBook/{{Smax}}'' features a field trip from a wizard school being horribly killed by a dragon because of their teacher's recklessness (a reference to common fan criticisms of Hogwarts staff's casual attitude to dangerous creatures). ''ComicBook/LeagueOfExtraordinaryGentleman: Century'' turns into an incredibly vitriolic denunciation of Potter as artistically and politically reactionary, with Harry massacring the entire rest of the Potter cast, turning out to be literally TheAntichrist, and finally getting killed by Literature/MaryPoppins.
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* Creator/AlanMoore really, really hates Harry Potter. His ''ComicBook/TopTen'' spin-off fantasy mini-series ''ComicBook/{{Smax}}'' features a field trip from a wizard school being horribly killed by a dragon because of their teacher's recklessness (a reference to common fan criticisms of Hogwarts staff's casual attitude to dangerous creatures). ''ComicBook/LeagueOfExtraordinaryGentleman: ''ComicBook/TheLeagueOfExtraordinaryGentleman: Century'' turns into an incredibly vitriolic denunciation of Potter as artistically and politically reactionary, with Harry massacring the entire rest of the Potter cast, turning out to be literally TheAntichrist, and finally getting killed by Literature/MaryPoppins.
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* Creator/AlanMoore really, really hates Harry Potter. His ''ComicBook/TopTen'' spin-off fantasy mini-series ''ComicBook/{{Smax}}'' features a field trip from a wizard school being horribly killed by a dragon because of their teacher's recklessness (a reference to common fan criticisms of Hogwarts staff's casual attitude to dangerous creatures). ''ComicBook/LeagueOfExtraordinaryGentleman: Century'' turns into an incredibly vitriolic denunciation of Potter as artistically and politically reactionary, with Harry massacring the entire rest of the Potter cast, turning out to be literally TheAntichrist, and finally getting killed by Literature/MaryPoppins.
* Creator/AlanMoore really, really hates Harry Potter. His ''ComicBook/TopTen'' spin-off fantasy mini-series ''ComicBook/{{Smax}}'' features a field trip from a wizard school being horribly killed by a dragon because of their teacher's recklessness (a reference to common fan criticisms of Hogwarts staff's casual attitude to dangerous creatures). ''ComicBook/LeagueOfExtraordinaryGentleman: Century'' turns into an incredibly vitriolic denunciation of Potter as artistically and politically reactionary, with Harry massacring the entire rest of the Potter cast, turning out to be literally TheAntichrist, and finally getting killed by Literature/MaryPoppins.
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* ''Series/TheBigBangTheory'': In one episode Leonard reads the last book, and Leonard and even Penny spoil several plot points for him.
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** A launch of new ''Angelica Button'' book (its final instalment) is a clear reference and parody of the Harry Potter craze, complete with arguments whether the costumes refer to the book or the film.
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** A launch of new ''Angelica Button'' book (its final instalment) installment) is a clear reference and parody of the Harry Potter craze, complete with arguments whether the costumes refer to the book or the film.film.
** In another episode, Ned Flanders reads a book to Rod and Todd and says that Harry and his friends "went straight to Hell for practicing witchcraft" before throwing the book in the fireplace.
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** A launch of new ''Angelica Button'' book (its final instalment) is a clear reference and parody of the Harry Potter craze, complete with arguments whether the costume costumes refer to the book or the film.film.
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!!Live Action TV
* ''Series/TheBigBangTheory'': In one episode Leonard reads the last book, and Leonard and even Penny spoil several plot points for him.
!! Web Video
* Jane Eyre from ''WebVideo/TheAutobiographyOfJaneEyre'' owns several copies of ''Harry Potter''. One is a complete set and she also has several separate books.
!!Western Animation
* ''WesternAnimation/TheSimpsons''
** When the Simpsons travel to Britain, Lisa meets Ms Rowling and compliments her on bringing the whole generation of children to reading.
** A launch of new ''Angelica Button'' book (its final instalment) is a clear reference and parody of the Harry Potter craze, complete with arguments whether the costume refer to the book or the film.
* ''Series/TheBigBangTheory'': In one episode Leonard reads the last book, and Leonard and even Penny spoil several plot points for him.
!! Web Video
* Jane Eyre from ''WebVideo/TheAutobiographyOfJaneEyre'' owns several copies of ''Harry Potter''. One is a complete set and she also has several separate books.
!!Western Animation
* ''WesternAnimation/TheSimpsons''
** When the Simpsons travel to Britain, Lisa meets Ms Rowling and compliments her on bringing the whole generation of children to reading.
** A launch of new ''Angelica Button'' book (its final instalment) is a clear reference and parody of the Harry Potter craze, complete with arguments whether the costume refer to the book or the film.
