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* In the ''WesternAnimation/BeastWars'' episode ''Gorilla Warfare'', Maximal leader Optimus Primal, after being infected with a virus meant to turn him into a coward but instead turns him into an aggressive lunatic, launches a one-bot attack on the Predacon base. When series butt-monkey Waspinator is ordered to deal with the intruder, he ends up practically soiling himself in terror at the sound of Primal's heavy footsteps growing louder, before being grabbed and pulled straight through the wall behind him, re-enacting the Ron Miller scene from [=RoboCop=] verbatim.
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* ''VideoGame/DudeStop'': The RoboCup, assembled from a cup about as roughed-up as Murphy himself was.
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*''ComicBook/MenInBlack'', issue 6: When the alien Doran arrives at a scifi convention, a human [[YourCostumeNeedsWork mistakes him for a cosplayer]], and asks him if he is Robocop.
*''ComicBook/MenInBlack'', issue 6: When the alien Doran arrives at a scifi convention, a human [[YourCostumeNeedsWork mistakes him for a cosplayer]], and asks him if he is Robocop.
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* ''WebVideo/BreakQuestClub'' has an {{Expy}} of the title character with "Robert O. Cop", a Warforged artificer who, unsurprisingly, has a negative view on crime.
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* ''VideoGame/TurboOverkill'': The hero Johnny's backstory seems to be lifted from Alex Murphy's in the first ''Robocop''. During a flashback cutscene, we see Johnny getting cornered by the villains, one who shoots his left arm off above the wrist (complete with close-up on the bloodied stump). Then, the villains concentrates their gunfire on him, before their leader shoots Johnny in the head - cue what remains of Johnny being retrieved and converted into a cybernetic bioweapon.
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* ''WebVideo/TheNostalgiaCritic'': His review of ''Film/InspectorGadget'' begins with some history about [[WesternAnimation/InspectorGadget the cartoon]] explaining that he was a half-man, half-cyborg cop, which then leads to a poster of the 1987 film that makes him say, "Uh, no. This one was funny...", which ''then'' leads to a poster of ''Robocop 3'' and for him to stress ''[[TakeThat "Intentionally]]'' [[{{Narm}} funny!"]]
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* ''WebVideo/TheNostalgiaCritic'': His review of ''Film/InspectorGadget'' ''Film/InspectorGadget1999'' begins with some history about [[WesternAnimation/InspectorGadget the cartoon]] explaining that he was a half-man, half-cyborg cop, which then leads to a poster of the 1987 film that makes him say, "Uh, no. This one was funny...", which ''then'' leads to a poster of ''Robocop ''[=RoboCop=] 3'' and for him to stress ''[[TakeThat "Intentionally]]'' [[{{Narm}} funny!"]]
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* ''Film/KissKissBangBang'' has a parody of the film called ''Proto Cop''.
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* ''Film/KissKissBangBang'' has a parody of the film TV series very similar to it called ''Proto Cop''.Cop''. Harry tried stealing a doll of the title character, and Harmony had her home invaded by its star, in costume.
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* ''Film/HotShotsPartDeux'' has the BodyCountCompetition scene comparing the film's death count to both ''[=RoboCop=]'' and ''Film/TotalRecall1990''.
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* Brazilian band Mamonas Assassinas had the song "Robocop Gay", comparing an operated transvestite to a cyborg.
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* ''Webvideo/BootsToReboots'' reviewed the 2014 version, comparing it negatively to the original.
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** [[Recap/TheSimpsonsS15E9IAnnoyedGruntBot Another episode]] has Professor Frink and his son building an ED-209 expy.
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* The episode 9 of the first ''Anime/SailorMoon'' anime sees Ami's computer as Sailor Mercury list Murphy's prime directives.
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* ''Series/SledgeHammer'' did a full episode, "Hammeroid", parodying ''[=RoboCop=]'' wherein Sledge is rebuilt as a cyborg to continue fighting crime.
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[[AC:Anime and Manga]]
* In a scene in ''Manga/GreatTeacherOnizuka'', Onizuka pulls [[spoiler:Teshigawara]] through a wall just like in the movie.
* In a scene in ''Manga/GreatTeacherOnizuka'', Onizuka pulls [[spoiler:Teshigawara]] through a wall just like in the movie.
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* In ''Series/RedDwarf'', Lister's attempt to become a superhuman in "DNA" results in him becoming a miniature version of [=RoboCop=].
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* ''WesternAnimation/FamilyGuy'': In "Burning Down The Bayit", there's a CutawayGag showing that even [=RoboCop=] had a day off.
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** An early episode had an ED-209 {{Expy}} as a hall monitor, predictably failing to recognise when a student presented a hall pass.
** In "Burning Down The Bayit", there's a CutawayGag showing that even [=RoboCop=] had a day
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* ''Film/{{Dredd}}'' has Judge Dredd warn a group of perps that "[they] have twenty seconds to comply" before he and Anderson attack them. His manner of speech is even quite similar to ED-209's in the delivery.
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* ''VideoGame/TheDarksideDetective: A Fumble in the Dark'': The protagonists visit Ireland and get in a conversation with a barman about the differences between Irish and American currency. The barman quotes Bixby Snyder's catchphrase "I'd buy that for a dollar!".
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* ''VideoGame/FarCry3BloodDragon'' may as well exist purely to get as many references to the film into a game. From Rex's backstory on how he became a cyber commando being very similar to to Robocop's creation, to the sniper rifle being the Cobra Automatic, to even his pistol not only being the Auto 9, but the in-game name being the AJM 9, a nod to Robocop's full name, Alex James Murphy. The bio for it even flat out admits it's named after him ("The gun was built and named in honor of a fallen DPD cop who fell in the line of duty fighting the creeps of the Detroit megaslums and industrial wastelands").
* ''VideoGame/FarCry3BloodDragon'' may as well exist purely to get as many references to the film into a game. From Rex's backstory on how he became a cyber commando being very similar to to Robocop's creation, to the sniper rifle being the Cobra Automatic, to even his pistol not only being the Auto 9, but the in-game name being the AJM 9, a nod to Robocop's full name, Alex James Murphy. The bio for it even flat out admits it's named after him ("The gun was built and named in honor of a fallen DPD cop who fell in the line of duty fighting the creeps of the Detroit megaslums and industrial wastelands").
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* The protagonist of ''Space Scumbag'' (an AbridgedSeries of ''VideoGame/MassEffect3'') is named "TJ Laser," the title of Murphy's son's favorite TV show.
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* ''WesternAnimation/TheSimpsons'' had a similar spoof in an episode where Homer is watching the show and is impressed with it until it's revealed that he's now a single father of a baby Robocop who walks into the room and says "I love you, Daddy" to the sounds of an audience awwing at the display.
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* ''WesternAnimation/TheSimpsons'' had a similar spoof in an ''WesternAnimation/TheSimpsons'':
** One episode had a spoof where Homer is watching the show and is impressed with it until it's revealed that he's now a single father of a baby Robocop who walks into the room and says "I love you, Daddy" to the sounds of an audience awwing at thedisplay.display.
** One future episode has Springfield Police Department crewed entirely by [=RoboCops=].
** One episode had a spoof where Homer is watching the show and is impressed with it until it's revealed that he's now a single father of a baby Robocop who walks into the room and says "I love you, Daddy" to the sounds of an audience awwing at the
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* ''WesternAnimation/JusticeLeagueVsTeenTitans'' sees ComicBook/{{Cyborg}} interface with the League's computer via a spike in his right hand like Murphy.
* ''WesternAnimation/JusticeLeagueVsTeenTitans'' sees ComicBook/{{Cyborg}} interface with the League's computer via a spike in his right hand like Murphy.
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* ''WesternAnimation/EarthwormJim'': In one of the flashback scenes in the second season premiere, “The Origin of Peter Puppy”, one of the suits Peter tries out resembles [=RoboCop=].
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* ''I Love The 80s Strikes Back'': The "I Love '87" episode has the panelists talking about their love of the original 1987 film.
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* ''Series/FullHouse'': In "Mr. Egghead" after a mishap leads to Stephanie breaking her nose, she is frightened by Picture Day, feeling that the other kids will call her "Robo Nose".
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* ''I Love The 80s Strikes Back'': The "I Love '87" episode has the panelists talking about their love of the film.
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* ''I Love The 80s Strikes Back'': The "I Love '87" episode has the panelists talking about their love of the original 1987 film.
* ''Series/FamilyMatters'': Steve's sentient robot, Robo-Nerd, was inspired by the film.
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* ''WesternAnimation/TheCritic'': Jay reviews a movie where the Robocop-esque character is deactivated whenever someone claps ala The Clapper. He is seen arresting someone, only for them to interrupt him and for him to beg, "Please don't do that."
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* ''WesternAnimation/TheCritic'': Jay reviews a movie where the Robocop-esque character is deactivated whenever someone claps ala The Clapper. He is seen arresting someone, only for them to interrupt him and for him to beg, "Please don't do that.""
* ''WesternAnimation/DuckTales1987'' character Fenton Crackshell's superhero alter ego, Gizmoduck, was inspired by the film's title character.
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* The infamous 1987 film, ''Film/{{ROTOR}}'', was heavily inspired by ''[=RoboCop=]'' and ''Film/TheTerminator''.
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* ''WebVideo/{{Phelous}}'' did two different episodes of ''Bootleg Zones'' about two different knockoff ''[=RoboCop=]'' toys.
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* ''Series/SavedByTheBell'': The episode "Screech's Birthday" has Screech portraying Robocop in an ImagineSpot as a hall monitor.
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** In "Miss Bayside", as Screech decides to be a magician for his talent portion of the pageant, his assistant, his robot Kevin, is dressed in a tux and jokes how he has a date with Robocop's kid sister.
** The episode "Screech's Birthday" has Screech portraying Robocop in an ImagineSpot as a hall
** In "Miss Bayside", as Screech decides to be a magician for his talent portion of the pageant, his assistant, his robot Kevin, is dressed in a tux and jokes how he has a date with Robocop's kid sister.
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* ''Film/KissKissBangBang'' has a parody of the film called ''Proto Cop''.
* Towards the end of ''Film/HomeAlone'', Kevin calls the cops and says in a forged, deep voice that's he's being robbed, gives them the address and calls himself "Murphy".
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* ''Series/SavedByTheBell'': The episode "Screech's Birthday" has Screech portraying Robocop in an ImagineSpot as a hall monitor.
* ''I Love The 80s Strikes Back'': The "I Love '87" episode has the panelists talking about their love of the film.
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* ''WebVideo/HonestTrailers'' did a trailer for the original R-rated 1987 version on account of their disappointment for the PG-13 rated 2014 reboot.
* ''WebVideo/TheNostalgiaCritic'': His review of ''Film/InspectorGadget'' begins with some history about [[WesternAnimation/InspectorGadget the cartoon]] explaining that he was a half-man, half-cyborg cop, which then leads to a poster of the 1987 film that makes him say, "Uh, no. This one was funny...", which ''then'' leads to a poster of ''Robocop 3'' and for him to stress ''[[TakeThat "Intentionally]]'' [[{{Narm}} funny!"]]
* ''WebVideo/TheIrateGamer'' did both a dual review and a sole review of the various video games.
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* A ''WesternAnimation/BeavisAndButthead'' episode had the boys watching it on TV it a new ending where he apparently [[SavingChristmas saved Christmas]] for a mall full of shoppers, to both of their disgust.
* ''WesternAnimation/TheSimpsons'' had a similar spoof in an episode where Homer is watching the show and is impressed with it until it's revealed that he's now a single father of a baby Robocop who walks into the room and says "I love you, Daddy" to the sounds of an audience awwing at the display.
* ''WesternAnimation/TheCritic'': Jay reviews a movie where the Robocop-esque character is deactivated whenever someone claps ala The Clapper. He is seen arresting someone, only for them to interrupt him and for him to beg, "Please don't do that."
* ''Film/KissKissBangBang'' has a parody of the film called ''Proto Cop''.
* Towards the end of ''Film/HomeAlone'', Kevin calls the cops and says in a forged, deep voice that's he's being robbed, gives them the address and calls himself "Murphy".
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* ''Series/SavedByTheBell'': The episode "Screech's Birthday" has Screech portraying Robocop in an ImagineSpot as a hall monitor.
* ''I Love The 80s Strikes Back'': The "I Love '87" episode has the panelists talking about their love of the film.
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* ''WebVideo/HonestTrailers'' did a trailer for the original R-rated 1987 version on account of their disappointment for the PG-13 rated 2014 reboot.
* ''WebVideo/TheNostalgiaCritic'': His review of ''Film/InspectorGadget'' begins with some history about [[WesternAnimation/InspectorGadget the cartoon]] explaining that he was a half-man, half-cyborg cop, which then leads to a poster of the 1987 film that makes him say, "Uh, no. This one was funny...", which ''then'' leads to a poster of ''Robocop 3'' and for him to stress ''[[TakeThat "Intentionally]]'' [[{{Narm}} funny!"]]
* ''WebVideo/TheIrateGamer'' did both a dual review and a sole review of the various video games.
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* A ''WesternAnimation/BeavisAndButthead'' episode had the boys watching it on TV it a new ending where he apparently [[SavingChristmas saved Christmas]] for a mall full of shoppers, to both of their disgust.
* ''WesternAnimation/TheSimpsons'' had a similar spoof in an episode where Homer is watching the show and is impressed with it until it's revealed that he's now a single father of a baby Robocop who walks into the room and says "I love you, Daddy" to the sounds of an audience awwing at the display.
* ''WesternAnimation/TheCritic'': Jay reviews a movie where the Robocop-esque character is deactivated whenever someone claps ala The Clapper. He is seen arresting someone, only for them to interrupt him and for him to beg, "Please don't do that."
